Norwood High School - Tiot Yearbook (Norwood, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1951 volume:

■I Narwssd, HA 0 ' llWWiiWW WMW 1 : ■ - -■ ? ' v TIOT TffPff M D -NOI ■.LIBRARY i I NORWOOD SE M fO RT MTGhT STlHQOL - NORWOOD MASSACHUSI Dedication Within the past ten years, five issues of T OT including the present one, have been dedicated in sorrow and in respect to the graduates of Norwood Senior High School who have fought and died that others might live. We feel that the poem written by Stephanie Bonica of the Class of 1945 expresses most beautifully the sentiments we cherish toward our young warriors. And so with her permission we are reprinting here her poem. DELIVER US As God looks down upon our town today, He sees a loneliness about the square; For many a boy He once saw here has left To join a host of others over there. He sees today, as yesterday He saw, The changes that are wrought in towns by war; For Norwood ' s spirit, stressing freedom ' s worth, Encompasses the corners of the earth. In oceans, jungles, foxholes — everywhere God looks — He finds a bit of Norwood there, Portrayed by boys who not so long ago Walked down these very corridors we know, Joined in a true companionship - The mirth of high school days, Initialed books, tradition made. In countless different ways They left their mark within these walls to stay. Now we would in our TIOT tribute pay To you who sail the seas and search the sky — You graduates of Norwood High who march and fight. A simple tribute — as to God we send Our prayers — that soon the present war will end, Letting a blessed, lasting peace descend Upon a world that ' s missed the little things Too long. We pray That youth, with all the life and joy it brings To towns, in triumph may return. We pray That Norwood will come back again to stay. Graduates of 1951: Once again it is my privilege to addre ss a brief message to you, the members of our graduating class. Let me first congratulate you on reaching this important milestone in your lives. It is a happy occasion for you, for your parents, and for your friends. As you move on now toward adulthood at this most critical period in the life of our nation, remember, if you will, that your most precious heritage as an American citizen is the opportunity to live in a free, democratic society — a society dedicated to the brotherhood of man and the fatherhood of God. With each succeeding milestone may you grow in your appreciation of the profound significance of that heritage. CHARLES A. HAYDEN, Principal fOfifUJORD How, fellow braves, squaws and papooses! As you can see, we have decorated the Tiot in the traditional war paint of blue and white. Tiot, my fellow tribesmen, when translated into the language of the paleface simply means Norwood. On the following pages we have recalled the heap big happenings of all the tribe from papocse to chief-- of tribal dances, of the warrior councils, of pow-wows, and of skirmishes with ether tribes. So read on, fellow aborigines, and keep in mind — a remembrance a day keeps the medicine man away. L. W. TABLE Of COMfJlTS INTRODUCTION FACULTY SENIORS PEABODY UNDERGRADUATES ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASS WILL SPONSORS ADVERTISERS AUTOGRAPHS 1-6 7-13 14-50 51-58 59-66 67-88 89-104 105-106 107-108 109-170 171-172 T Miss Katherine E. Ryan Dean of Girls Mr. Martin M. O ' Donnell Submaster Mathematics Mr. D. Vincent Kenefick Directo r of Guidance Commercial Law Miss Jean M. Connolly School Secretary Miss Mary Canning Supervising School Nurse SfdlOR ADVISERS Miss Marguerite Elliott Social Studies Department Head U. S. History World History Miss Mary Coughlin Stenography, Filing Typewriting, General Business Training Mr. John J. Flaherty English Hill- top Highlights Chairman of Senio r Advisers Miss Mildred Metcalf Latin, French Mr. Lloyd Schultz Art Department Boys ' Tennis Coach Mrs. Florence Riley Latin, French Yearbook Adviser Mr. James A. Dunn Alegbra Geometry JUMOH ADVISERS Miss Elizabeth O ' Sullivan Head of English Department Staff Council Mr. Everett F. Learnard Head of Science Department Physics, Chemistry, Biology Director of Visual Education Miss Grace C. McGonagle Head of Commercial Department Business Subjects Chairman of Junior Advisers Miss Ruth J. Johngren French, Spanish Department Head Girls ' Tennis Coach Mr. James H. Butler, Jr. World History U. S. History Problems of Democracy Debating Club W m Miss Catherine A. Coleman English SOPHOmORE ADVISERS Mr. John A. Sullivan Biology, Chemistry Photography Club Adviser Miss Louise McCormack English Chairman of Sophomore Advisers Miss Ruth M. Gow Head of Mathematics Department  t ; + • A ' Mr. James J. Gormley Economics, U. S. History English Faculty Manager of Athletics Miss Margaret Kenefick Shorthand, Typewriting Commercial Geography Mr. Pritchett A. Klugh Chemistry, Physics Biology, Staff Council SPECIAL flDVIS€RS Mr. Orlando M. Scafati Head of Physical Education Department Coach of Athletics Mr. John B. Kelley School Treasurer Bookkeeping, B us in ess and Consumers ' Mathematics Commercial Geography Mr. Clifford H. Wheeler Di recto rofB ays ' Vo catio nal Sch ool Mechanical Drawing Miss Mary F. Hubbard English, History, Student Council Mr. John V. Dethier Director of Music Mr. George Farnham Band Director Mr. Lewie G. Lugton Boys ' Vocational Shop Mr. Sranley C. Fisher Vocational Mathematn s Vocational Science Driver Education Safety Education Track Coach mflinmncf Mr. George F. Fitzgerald Mr. Everett Hughes Mr. James Curran Mr. Thomas P. Thornton ON THE JOB oat . A_j X , uj Urtife fa OFFICERS AS SOPHOMORES Seated: Lynch, Peckham Standing: Tomm, McGowan, Priday, Glaser, Bilotta HISIORy - SOPHOfTlORE yfflR Papeese September 8, 1948 . . . The awaited moment arrived at long last! Elation tinged with timidity characterized our arrival. What ecstasy! No more silent passing under watchful eyes, just free untrammeled ambling from class to class, merrily buzzing all the while! What bliss we felt in mingling with the B.T.O. ' s, those heroes whom we worshipped from afar, Arta Gulla, Johnny Poce, Pete Lasinskas, Al Butters, etc. What fun it was to take our rightful places in the assembly hall and in the grandstand ; to gather in the locker rooms and share the latest gossip. What tragedy to be absent, for although make-up was bad enough, worse still we hated to miss out on the grapevine news. Came election day and the leaders of the papoose class turned out to be Billy Lynch, president; Wally Peckham, in charge of vice; Bevie Tomm, secretary; Palma Bilotta and Teddy McGowan, treasurers; and Ann Priday and Donny Glaser, A. A. representatives. Then our class party — what a potpourri (polite for Mulligan stew) that was — peanut races, suitcase races, a quiz program and what-have-you! Putting on a Christmas pageant, however, helped to inflate our deflated egos. Next we plunged into basketball and hockey enthusiasm, when our studies didn ' t interfere too seriously with our pleasures, that is. Soon our flagging attention was drawn from the classroom to the bustling diamond and the tennis court activity. Before we had re- covered from spring fever, graduation music filled the halls and soon with a tear and a smile we were bidding adieu to our Senior friends and thus ended a happy, exciting year. I 116 } EH(DO - BKMW - MM MMM OFFICERS AS JUNIORS Rear Row: Alty, Lynch, Lane, Babinski Rear: Mahony, Hardy HisTORy - jumofi ytaR Braves September, 1949 . . . With nonchalance and a studied ennui we returned to the hill, eager withal to meet our friends again. With sardonic smiles we watched the new Sophomores being misdirected even as we had been, and we rejoiced in their bewilderment. Soon we settled into the groove of school life with the ease born of assurance. We cheered for the Senior stars, Mai, Joe McCue, Dick Jordano and our own Billy Lynch, Pete Flood, Minky , Bibsie, Bartucca and Travers. We ' ll never forget Eddie Hynes ' 102-yard dash for a touchdown in North Quincy. With what zest we perused the football programs to see who made the headlines! We re-elected Billy Lynch ,to lead our class, with Stan Babinski as vice-president; Betty Mahony, secretary; Charlotte Hardy and Amos Groh, comptrollers; Helen Alty and Pete Lane, A. A. Members. Our classmates SameskL Maduskuieand Cushman starred in basketball, and Don Glaser and Willie Wall scintil- lated on the ice. The celestial atmosphere which we created for our Stardust Junior Party made this a memorable soiree in high school history. At assembly Madman caused the sensation of the year with his grand salaam and Amos had to pay his debt. Betty Mahony and Leonard White were chosen chief-editors of the Yearbook. We proudly played host on Class Day as we wished our brethren Godspeed. Another year had melted away. {18 } nl2£2I T «£a r mm mmv SENIOR OFFICERS Estey, Glaser, Abel, Bartucca, Alty, Lynch, Cushman SeilOR HISTORy Mugwumps September, 1950 . . . Oh, fateful year! Back we came again with swagger and boast to take over as head men. Frank Bartucca was made head chieftain; Billy Lynch, his stand-in; Jane Ellen Estey, scribe; Marion Abel and Dan Cushman, wampum collectors; Helen Alty and Don Glaser, mem- bers of the A. A. Council. As new traffic officers we ruled the roost. We even had gun-men on the squad - page Bibsie and Jackie Folan! Incidently their water pistols are resting in the office unless Mr. O ' Donnell ' s wastebasket has got them. Our football team, under co-captains Minky and Pete showed good ability and fine spirit. They made quite a comeback from ' 50 ' s record. The whole school turned out to cheer them on and the colorful, lively help of the senior cheerleaders, Helen Alty, Marion Abel, Shirley Bowles, Pat Redihan, Charlotte Hardy, Jane Ellen Estey and junior Milda Elias inspired them to greater efforts. Those weeks when everyone looked so sharp for the class pictures caused more than one of us to stop and take another look at some of our colleagues. Sue Atkins starred in an unforgettable performance in, A Date with Judy, ably supported by such accomplished Thespians as Jackie Folan, Esther Boone, Elaine Falls, Tom Bowler, Lorraine Tulis and others. In January the high school gym was turned into royal headquarters as Madman Hinds and Pat Redihan became the royalties of 1951. As a terpsichorean artist Madman is less agile than in bowing to the ground. Throughout the year the Tiot staff labored in a mad scramble to produce the best yearbook ever. The Tiot room was always a turmoil of activity. What catastrophies we endured! But neither rain nor snow nor even Red Bailey stopped us for long. Norwood ' s 1951 season was an excellent one in basket- 420 } ball with the whole team making superhuman baskets. Captain Cushman, Maduskuie, Flood, Sameski, Meears and White upheld the Senior banner gallantly. Our nice Senior icemen, two of whom made All-Star team, Donny Glaser and Stan Babinski, turned night into day (and occa- sionally vice versa) in their zeal to improve their technique. WHDH came to N.H.S. when Bob Clayton arrived at the school as our guest to conduct our song poll. Palma ' s reaction to Stardust caused much comment. Tears, no less. Go West, young man, became the slogan of the day when the Norwood High gym turned into a dude ranch and Meet Arizona was presented as the annual spring operetta. Strains of western music must be still echoing around the hill. The gala Senior Prom was a dream come true but presaged all too vividly that our high school days were approaching La Fin. Soon we were beginning practice for our Com- mencement and learning to march without putting out someone ' s eye with our mortar boards. Banquet loomed ahead and then the day which we had alternately longed for and dreaded - Graduation! Some of us will go on to higher learning but for more, this signifies No more school days, no more books, no more teachers ' cross-eyed looks. For all of us the future seems uncertain but we shall try to face our destiny bravely with the hope that in this troubled world we shall, with the preparation which our teachers have worked so hard to give us, be equipped to fulfill our obligations and be worthy of the trust that is ours. j.E.E. HEAP BIG CHIEFS L. White (Tiot Editor), T. Bartucca (Class President), S. Babinski (Student Council President) 2 MARION ABEL Abe 30 Nichols Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant, Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Officer 3; Cheerleader; Football Dance Committee; Junior Council; Senior Council; Senior Play; Senior Musicale. PETITE . . . Seriousness balanced by a sense of humor . . . naive and cute. SUZANNE ATKINS Sue 76 Beech Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Class Play Cast; Basketball 2, 3; Football Dance Committee; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Senior Musicale. MISCHIEVOUS . . . a saucy glint in her bright button-like eyes . . . a natural Judy. HELEN ALTY 55 Monroe Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Year- book Committee; Cheerleader 2, 3; Football Dance Com- mittee Junior Council; Senior Council; A. A. Council; Senior Musicale. ENERGETIC . . . Alert and wholesome . . . 51V number one cheerleader. STANLEY BABINSKI Bibsie 34 Morse Street Sophomore Party Committee; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Student Council Officer 1; Graduation Usher ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Officer 2; Yearbook Staff; Junior Council; A. A. Council; Football 1, 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. POPULAR . . . manly and athletic . . . he has a sturdy build and a pleasant personality. « 1 - I W RICHARD BAILEY Red 113 Cross Street Sophomore Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Musicale. UNCONCERNED . . . so casual he almost missed this boat . . . amused and amusing. FRANK BARTUCCA Rebel 39 Walnut Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Student Council 2, 3; Graduation Usher ' 50; Traffic Squad; President of the Senior Class; Junior Council; Senior Council; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2; Baseball Manager; Senior Musicale. RUGGED . . . remarkably versatile . . . hai a powerful phyiique . . . a good leader. JOHN BALIUNAS Bally 6 Andrews Place Class Day ' 50; Boys ' State; Debating Club 3; Photog- raphy Club 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Golf 2; Football Manager; Senior Musicale. DECISIVE . . . has a nice stance, not to mention those blond curls . . . cynosure of feminine eyes. JOAN BENJAMIN 268 Lenox Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Tennis 2; Usherette at Senior Play; Advertising Committee; Senior Musicale. METICULOUS . . . shows excellent taste in dress, always attractively arrayed. BARBARA BENSON Barb 1387 Washington Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Assembly Committee 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 50; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Usherette at Senior Play; Senior Council; Senior Musicale. EBULLIENT . . . dependable and willing to work, alway smiling and enthusiastic. THOMAS BILOTTA Bruno 18 Sturtevant Avenue Class Play Committee; Yearbook Committee; Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Projection Club I; Football 1; Intramural Basketball 1; J. V. Football 1; Senior Musicale. ASSURED . . . loves to dance . . . imperturbable in expres- sion . . . deliberate in action. PALM A BILOTTA Pam 1360 Washington Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Officer 1; Ticket Seller 1, 3; Class Ring Committee; Yearbook Committee; Senior Council; Senior Play Cast; Senior Play Committee; Football Dance Committee; Senior Musicale. FUN-LOVING . . . fastidiously dressed . . . a chatterbox . . . her interests lie in the Class of ' 52. DIANA BITAR Di 1247 Washington Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Assembly Committee 2; Student Council; 3 Junior Prom Committee; Glee Club 2, 3; Senior Musicale. HAPPY-GO-LUCKY . . . unhurried, unruffled . . . mail ana is her philosophy. A DONALD BIXBY 35 Maple Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Band 1, 2; Projection Club; 1, 2; Senior Musicale. TACITURN . . . always calm and composed . . . he has a flair for mechanics. THOMAS R. BOWLER Tom 112 Winslow Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Class Play Cast; Projec- tion Club 2; Football Programs; Election Commission 3; Senior Musicale. STEADFAST . . . slow but sure . . . capable and sagacious, his smile is as big as his heart. ESTHER BOONE Chickie 1 1 Maple Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Class Play Cast; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Debating Club; Tennis 1, 2; Senior Musicale. EXPRESSIVE . . . has a happy philosophy of life . . . her main interest resides in Sharon. riss ARTHUR BRISSETTE 367 Railroad Avenue Baseball 1, 3; Football 2, 3; Outdoor Track 2; J. V. Foot- ball 1; Senior Musicale. ADVENTUROUS . . . likes to live dangerously ... has a wise crack for every occasion. SHIRLEY BOWLES Shirl 1247 Washington Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Class Ring Commit- tee; Cheerleader; Football Dance Committee Basketball 1, 2; Senior Musicale. DYNAMIC . . . unpredictable in reaction . . . bubbling over with enthusiasm. MARY JANE BURROWS Burra 104 Walpole Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Glee Club 1; Class Day ' 50; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Basketball 2; Football Programs 1, 2, 3; Class Will; Senior Musicale. EFFERVESCENT . . . a girl with plenty of spirit and ability . . . has an inexhaustible interest in everything . . . ft for a King. KENNETH R. BUTLER Kenny 43 Prospect Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Outdoor Track 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. AGILE . . . a corridor Lothario . . . a lively track contender . . . has a fund of jo kes. ARTHUR E. CARLSON Ardy 14 Endicott Street Class Day ' 50; Orchestra 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Photography Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Glee Club; Hockey 1, 3; J. V. Football; Senior Musicale. SUAVE . . . a lady ' s man . . . many-sided interests . . . loads of fun to be with. MARGARET CALLAHAN Margie 256 Railroad Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Glee Club 1; Class Day ' 50; Senior Musicale. RETIRING . . . an excellent skater . . . frequents Roll-land. NEIL CARLSON 1 1 1 Winter Street Class Day ' 50; Orchestra 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Projection Club 3; Senior Council; Basketball 1, 2; Outdoor Track 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3;J. V. Football; Senior Musicale. NORDIC . . . takes nothing seriously . . . slow to action . . . enviable blonde hair. JOHN CHISHOLM Cbizzie 27 Walnut Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Class Play Committee; Debating Club 3; Glee Club 2; Football 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 1; Senior Musicale. CALM . . . takes everything in stride . . . always sees the funny side of life. BARBARA CHUBET Shubie 13 St. John Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Yearbook Committee; Football Programs 2, 3; Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Senior Musicale. INTELLIGENT . . . radiates self-assurance . . . girl who is going places. ETHEL CHITTY Effie 156 Walnut Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Senior Play Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Senior Musicale. PLEASANT . . . sympathetic and cheerful . . . always obliging. GUIDO CISTERNELLI Sisti 15 St. James Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Senior Musicale. CUTE . . . his bright black eyes and curly hair make the girls envious . . . his one lore is cars. ROBERT A. COFSKY Beaver 820 Neponset Avenue Student Council 1; J. V. Football 2; Sophomore Christ- mas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Musicale. OPTIMISTIC . . . quick with the repartee . . . ingenious and amusing. BARBARA COMPARDY Dimples 343 Winter Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Glee Club 2, 3; Usherette for Senior Play; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Senior Musicale. DIMPLED . . . quiet and unassuming . . . a nice girl to know. MARY L. COLLINS 100 Day Street Junior Prom Committee; Class Day Yearbook Committee; Basketball 3 Musicale. J0LL Y . . . genial manner . . . pearly teeth and generous. 50; Traffic Squad; Archery 2; Senior warmhearted ANN CORDO 1281 Washington Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Com- mittee; Hallowe ' en Party Committee; Senior Musicale. HIGH-SPIRITED . . . a live wire . . . school is a minor issue. CALVIN CONRAD Cal 51 Plimpton Avenue Class Play Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Senior Musicale. EARNEST . . . a diligent student . . . an expert workman . . . he never misses a hockey game. LIEGE COSSABOOM Turn 1000 Washington Street Baseball 2, 3; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Musicale. SENSIBLE . . . a hockey and baseball enthusiast . . . quiet in manner. MARY B. CRIMMINS 43 Plimpton Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Yearbook Committee; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3; Archery 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. GRACEFUL . . . apple-blossom complexion . . . serious yet not sober. MARY JANE CROWLEY Cruellar 39 Chickering Road Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Cl ass Play Committee; Usherette at Senior Play; Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2; Archery 1, 2; Senior Musicale. LOYAL . . . cameo-like features . . . slender and soft-spoken. JOSEPH CROWE Joe 324 Washington Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Senior Musicale. MILD . . . keeps his own counsel . . . nice-looking but aloof. DANIEL CUSHMAN Danny 181 Walpole Street Student Council 1, 2, 3; Student Council Officer 3; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Graduation Usher ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Officer 3; Football Dance Committee; Junior Council; Senior Council; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Foot- ball 3; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. APPEALING . . . tall and lanky with a boyish grin . . . one of the most popular boys in the class. ROBERT DEEB Deebee 15 Weld Avenue Football Dance Committee; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1 ; Football 1, 2; Indoor Ttack 1, 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. COMICAL . . . the Panic of 1951 . . . considerate of his many friends . . . finds and lends enjoyment wherever he goes. ELAYNE J. DeQUATTRO Mouse 2 Howard Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Committee; Debating Club 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Photography Club 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Archery 2; Senior Musicale. IMPETUOUS . . . eyes speaking mischief . . . a little coquette. ROBERT DeFLAMINIS Dee- Dee 584 Neponset Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Baseball Manager; Usher at Senior Play; Football Dance Committee; Graduation Usher ' 50; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council 2; Senior Musicale. RESOLUTE . . . always ready for an argument . . . a hockey player. ANN DEVENEY Feeb 627 West Street, Walpole, Mass. Open House; Usher at Senior Play; Christmas Pageant; Peabody Class History; Step-Party Committee; Senior Musicale. WELL-INFORMED . . . an easy-going sociable manner . . . au courant of the world about her. MARY DEVINE May 457 Washington Street Glee Club 1; Christmas Pageant; Senior Play Committee; Senior Musicale. RESPONSIBLE ... an efficient and reliable worker . . . always neat-appearing. MARION DOLAN 53 Avery Street, Dedham, Mass. Open House; Christmas Pageant; Christmas Party; Senior Musicale. DELIBERATE . . . a pretty face . . . a languid manner . . . always at ease. ANTHONY DiFLAMINIS Sam 29 Tremont Street Glee Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Sopho- more Party Committee; Junior Party Committee; Senior Musicale. DEBONAIR . . . a sharp dresser . . . has impeccable manners . . . an excellent dancer. LOUISE C. DONOVAN 10 Highview Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Senior Council; Basket- ball 1; Senior Play Committee; Senior Musicale. ATTRACTIVE . . . sweetnatured . . . has a dazzling but infrequent smile. JAMES DONOHUE Dunna AA Hawthorne Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Debating Club 3; Baseball 1, 3; Football 3; Hockey 3; Senior Musicale. CONSIDERATE . .. always willing to lend a helping hand . . . industrious and modest. CATHERINE CLAIRE DOWD Kitten 176 Fulton Street Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Play Cast; Yearbook Committee; Glee Club 2, 3; Senior Council; Class Prophecy; Senior Musicale. STUDIOUS . . . painstakingly accurate in her work . . . has a winning smile and a personality to match. JOHN DRUMMEY Jack Washington Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Student Council 3; Graduation Usher ' 50; Traffic Squad; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Glee Club 2, 3; Football 3,; J V. Football 2; Senior Musicale. STAUNCH . . . a quiet instigator of much laughter . . . has a clear baritone voice. FLORENCE ESPER Flo 9 Atwood Avenue Student Co-operative; Christmas Sale; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Glee Club 2, 3; Senior Play Committee; Football Dance Committee; Senior Musicale. FRIENDLY . . . says little but is worth listening to . . ' co-operative and pleasant. RITA ELIAS 12 Weld Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Commit- tee; Football Dance Committee; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; A. A. Council; Senior Musicale. MATURE . . . steadfast and true . . . seldom idle yet never hurried. JANE ELLEN ESTEY Est 173 Nichols Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Officer 3; Senior Play Committee; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Football Program Committee; Cheerleader; Football Dance Committee; Junior Council; Senior Council; Basketball 1, 2; Senior Musicale; Class Historian. CHIC . . . brains, beauty, and personality plus. CHARLES FALLS Chaz 15 Day Street Photography Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. ECCENTRIC . . . a nature boy . . . lover of in who) ballads . . . a future Frank Buck. PETER FLOOD 15 Highland Street Pete 15 Highland Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Student Council Officer 2, 3; Graduation Usher ' 50; Traffic Squad; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Glee Club 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. ENIGMATIC . . . a mercurial disposition . . . a keen, clever astute mind . . . intrepid on the gridiron. ELAINE M. FALLS 15 Day Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Hilltop Highlights 2, 3; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Play Cast; Senior Council; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Archery 1, 2; Senior Musicale. VERSATILE . . . a sport ' s enthusiast . . . a talented actress . . . eyes like stars. JOHN FOLAN Jackie 86 Winter Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Class Day ' 50; Gradua- tion Usher ' 50; Traffic Squad; Senior Musicale; Junior Prom Committee; Class Play Cast; Glee Club 2, 3; Out- door Track 2; Intramural Basketball 1; A. A. Council. COMPANIONABLE . . . eloquent eyes and shining dark hair . . . a merrymaker. JOHN FOLEY 2 High Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Senior Play Committee; Senior Musicale; Projection Club. EASY-GOING . . . conventionally inclined . . . helpful and considerate. KATHERINE FRANGIOSA 227 Winter Street Glee Club 1, 3; Orchestra 1, 2; 3, Photography Club; Christmas Pageant; White Elephant Sale; Christmas Sale; Senior Musicale. IMPULSIVE . . . eager to be helpful . . . good-natured . . . musically gifted. ROBERT FOLEY Steve 128 Vernon Street Football Dance Committee; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; J. V. Football 1; Senior Musicale. UNPERTURBED . . . always completely at ease . . . loves to jo ke and tease. DELIA FRUCI Dee 25 Sturtevant Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Ticket Seller 1, 2; Yearbook Committee; Archery 1 ; Glee Club 1 ; Heart Hop Committee; Football Dance Committee; Class Play Com- mittee; Class Day ' 50; Senior Musicale. GAY . . . co-operative . . . seldom serious . . . has a casual, off-hand way about her. JANET V. FROST Frosty 153 Nahatan Street A. A. Council; Assembly Committee; Student Council; Student Co-operative Officer 2, 3; Christmas Sale 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Elephant Sale 2, 3; Step Party 2, 3; Senior Musicale. ARTISTIC . . . neat and sweet . . . extremely well-liked . . . a capable student . BARBARA GALANTI Barb 3 Maple Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Glee Club 1; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 2; Senior Musicale. COMPOSED . . . has an unassuming manner . . . a proficient student. ;.::; ' :- EVELYN L. GIOVANUCCI Eric 50 Washington Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Class Play Committee; Football Dance Committee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. NIMBLE . . . makes an excellent dancing partner . . . spends her leisure time in Dedham. ALBERT HENRY GOVE Al 229 Vernon Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee; Senior Musicale. RESERVED ... an outdoor man, his hobbies are fishing and hunting . . . his fraternal love is strong. DONALD GLASER Don 1 Grant Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Student Council 1, 3; Traffic Squad; Class Officer 1, 3; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Junior Council; Senior Council; A. A. Council; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. WINNING . . . thoroughly nice . . . composed and competent with a creative imagination . . . a flash on skates. BENNETT GOVE Ben 229 Vernon Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee; Senior Musicale. QUIET . . . a woodsman and self-contained as most nature lovers . . . mechanically inclined, also. THOMAS F. GREANEY Tom AlA Washington Street Sophomore P?rty Committee; Class Play Committee; Senior Musicale. REPOSEFUL . . . school is a minor issue . . . always willing to help. CHARLOTTE HARDY Cha 320 Nichols Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee Class Day ' 50; Class Officer 2; Yearbook Editorial Staff Cheerleader; Football Dance Committee; Glee Club 1 Junior Council; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Play Committee Senior Musicale. MAGNETIC . . . talented . . . popular, Cha brings joy wherever she goes. RONALD GROH Amos 328 Railroad Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Class Officer 2; Glee Club 1; Junior Council; Intramural Basketball; Senior Musicale. WORLDLY-WISE . . . studies are definitely of little impor- tance . . . optimistic disposition. MARGARET A. HAYES Mary 32 Cross Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Tennis 1; Archery 1; Class Day ' 50; Class Play Committee; Senior Musicale. SERENE . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . air of composure. MARY ALICE HERIG Stubby 4 Park Street Student Co-operative; Christmas Sale; Elephant Sale; Christmas Play; Peabody Prom Committee; Senior Musicale. UPROARIOUS . . . always well-squired . . . a Roll-land habitue . . . puts her time in at school but her interests are elsewhere. EDWARD HYNES Eddie 89 Howard Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Football Dance Com- mittee; Football 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Outdoor Track 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. BLAND . . . neat and fleet . . . has an ingratiating line . . . loves the ladies . . . blushes easily. JOHN HINDS Madman 65 Neponset Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Football Dance Commit- tee; Football 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 3, Outdoor Track 3; Hockey Manager; Senior Musicale. DARE- DEVIL . . . popular and fearless . . . has a heart of gold . . . an inveterate card player . . . devoted to the mysticism of the Far East. CARL JOHNSON Qdla Hartford Street Outdoor Track 1,2; Track Manager 3; Indoor Track 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1; Senior Musicale. PERSPICACIOUS . . . a mental giant with a strong mathe- matical bent . . . amiable and well-liked. BERNARD JOHNSON Barney 1292 Washington Street Photography Club 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Senior Musicale. RELAXED . . . a lethargic manner . . . a frequenter of 221 . . . school holds no charms for him. SYLVIA L. JOHNSON 33 Cross Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Traffic Squad; Class Day ' 50; Senior Musicale. DEMURE . . . blushes easily . . . a whiz in all her studies . . . quietly efficient. FRANCIS KANE Buba 1319 Washington Street Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Christmas Party; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Senior Musicale. MODEST . . . has a diffident manner and a shy smile . . . thoroughly likable. JOSEPH KELLIHER Joe 167 Pleasant Street Class Day ' 50; Graduation Usher ' 50; Junior Council; Football 2, 3; Outdoor Track 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Basketball Manager; Senior Musicale. TENACIOUS . . . dark and rugged . . . a stock car en- thusiast . . . a football reliable. FRANCIS KASETA 16 St. John ' s Avenue Junior Prom Committee; Class Play Committee; Debating Club 2; Senior Musicale. SELF-CONTAINED . . . earnest and diligent ... a nature over . . quiet but very able. MARY KILLOREN Sis 302 Nahatan Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Debating Club 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Glee Club 2, 3; Senior Play Committee; Foot- ball Dance Committee; Senior Musicale. NONCHALANT . . . a vivid imagination . . . witty . . . a jovial jester. GERALD KING Jerry 1096 Washington Street Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Traffic Squad; Yearbook Committee; Football Dance Committee; A. A. Council; Football 3; Intramural Basketball 1; Senior Musicale. STURDY . . . casual hut with a decided forcefulness . . . a fine specimen of manhood. JEAN M. KUZSYNSKI Jeannit 1242 Washington Street Basketball; Peabody Co-operative; Usherette Senior Play; Elephant Sale; Christmas Sale; Circulation Committee; Class Day ' 50; Sophomore Party; Senior Musicale. SUNNY . . . petite and sweet . . . business-like and competent. MARJORIE L. KNOLL Margie 99 Wilson Street Sophomore Party Committee; Christmas Pageant; Peabody Co-operative Association Officer; Christmas Sale; White Elephant Sale; Hallowe ' en Party, Senior Musicale. GRACIOUS . . . helpful . . . friendly . . . co-operative . . . no one could ask for a better friend . MARIE LAMB Carol 18 Irving Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Traffic Squad; Class Play Committee; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. EFFICIENT . . . a master of the ivories . . . precise and loyal. CATHERINE ELLEN LAMMINEN Kay 18 Clark Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Hilltop Highlights 2, 3; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Committee; De- bating Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1; Archery 1, 2; Senior Musicale. UNPREDICTABLE . . . clever and loquacious . . . casual yet competent. ROBERT LANE Pete 56 Davis Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Graduation Usher ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Officer 2; Class Ring Committee; Yearbook Committee; Junior Council; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Senior Musicale. HANDSOME . . . with that smile and those dark eyes, he ' s a husky answer to a maiden ' s prayer. ELEANOR LANE 16 First Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Ticket Seller; Class Day ' 50; Senior Play Committee; Senior Musicale. PENSIVE . . . even-tempered . . . slightly pessimistic. ANN LaROCCA 30 Magnolia Road, Milton, Mass. Christmas S?le; Step Patty; Senior Musicale. AMICABLE . . . always smiling and friendly . . the wheel . . . will welcome graduation. a whiz at WILLIAM LARACY Larry 20 Pond Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Seniot Musicale. ARGUMENTATIVE . . . an efficient worker . . . agin ' the status quo . . . independent . . . industrious. NANCY LATHAM Nellie 160 Vernon Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Yearbook Committee; Heart Hop Committee; Glee Club 1; Basketball 2; Tennis 1; Senior Musicale. COY . . . meticulously dressed . . . amiable . . . soft-spoken. DOROTHY LOGUE Dotty 82 Walnut Avenue Sophomore Party; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Senior Musicale. INSCRUTABLE . . . a Mona Lisa smile . . . never-in-a- hurry disposition. IRENE T. LYDON Rente 15 Grant Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Glee Club 1; Class Day ' 50; Senior Play Committee; Senior Musicale. SHY . . . pretty but reserved . . . beautifully mannered . . . a perfect lady. ROCCO P. LORE Rocky 23 Lenox Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Senior Musicale. HEARTY . . . takes everything for the best . . . an agreeable disposition. ROBERT LYNCH 1213 Washington Street Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Junior Council, Intramural Basketball 1; Senior Musicale. BOYISH . . . a rosy complexion freckle-dappled . . .pleasant and quiet at all times. WILLIAM LYNCH Billy 1213 Washington Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Student Council 1; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Football Dance Committee; Junior Council; Yearbook Committee; Sen- ior Council, Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Outdoor Track 2; Senior Musicale. VIGOROUS . . . talks a blue streak . . . nervously energetic . . . a well-liked athlete. PHILIP MacKENZIE Phil 220 Nahatan Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Photography Club 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2; Senior Musicale. BUOY ANT . . . unconcerned about higher learning . . . alternately shy and daring. JUDITH MacINTYRE Judy 18 Berwick Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant;Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Class Play Committee, Senior Musicale. NATURAL . . . has a fresh-as-a-daisy appearance . . . everything in moderatio . THOMAS MADUSKUIE Spider 52 Prospect Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee Class Play Committee; Football Dance Committee; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. HARDY ... a tower of strength on the basketball court . . a buttress of might on the gridiron. ELIZABETH ANN MAHONY Betty 182 Dean Street Student Council 1; Student Council Officer 2 3; As- sembly Committee 1, 2; Hilltop Highlights 1, 2; Junior Council; Traffic Squad; Class Officer 2; Football Pro- grams;Yearbook Co-Editor-in-Chief; Senior Musical e. SUPERALTIVE . . . unlimited leadership abilty . . . razor-keen mind . . . engaging personality . . . demure, winsome, and genuine. LILLIAN A. MARTOWSKA Lily 16 Lewis Avenue Student Council; Student Co-operative; Step Party; Ele phant Sale; Open House; Fashion Show; Hallowe ' en Party; Senior Musicale. CONSCIENTIOUS ... an able and earnest student, interested in dress design. JEAN MARSHALL Jeannie 4 Baker Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Class Day ' 50; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Archery 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. ATHLETIC . . . cornflower blonde with china blue eyes . . . an ardent sportswomen. MARIE MASCE R ee 380 Nahatan Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Class Day ' 50; Ticket Seller 1, 2; Glee Club; Senior Musicale. DIMINUITIVE . . a sprightly lassie . . . a sunlit disposition. ANTHONY MARZUOLO Muzzy 79 Heaton Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Senior Musicale. SOCIABLE . . . a man-about-town . . . likes feminine com- panionship . . . travels in a beach wagon accompanied by a mob. Bonnie CONSTANCE MASINO 10 Park Street Sophomore Pageant; Hallowe ' en Party Committee; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee; Senior Musicale. DRAMATIC . . . likes to make impressive entrances, a born mimic. EDWARD McGOWAN Teddy 120 Vernon Street Sophomore Party Committee, Class Officer 1, 3; Senior Musicale. HAPPY . . . his hearty laugh serves as a gloom chaser . . . easy-going . . . no booklover. ANN McKINNON Nance 10 School Street Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class ' 50; Ticket Seller; Yearbook Committee; Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Council; Tennis 2, 3; Archery 2; Senior Musicale. WITTY . . . dwells on the sunny side of the street . . . a good listener. RUSSELL W. MAY Russ 170 Vernon Street Class Day ' 50; Band 1, 2, 3; Projection Club 2; Outdoor Track 1; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. HUSKY . . . stars on the trumpet and on the track . . . a faithful swain . . . given to rendezvous in the halls. EVELYN McNEIL Evie 58 Elliot Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Class Play C?st, Ye?rbook Committee; Glee Club; Junior Council; Senior Musicale. FLIRTATIOUS . . . engagingly provocative . . . enters whole heartedly into every enterprise. JOHN MEEARS Jocko 26 Chapel Street Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee Class Day ' 50; Graduation Usher ' 50; Heart Hop Com mittee; Glee Club 1, 2; Senior Council; Baseball 1, 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. RELIABLE . . . a good man to have on your side . . baseball is bis life. MARILYN MILLER Mini 196 Walpole Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Student Council 3; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Committee; Debating Club 3; Senior Musicale. ALL-ROUND . . . the perfect girl to take your troubles to . . . fun loving beneath a cloak of reserve. RICHARD MEYER Ree-He 125 Winslow Avenue Boys ' State; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Projection Club 1, 2, 3; Science Fair; Senior Musicale. SEN SIT IV E . . . blushes easily . . . has a scientific mind . . . a bibliophile. RICHARD M. MILLS 58 St. James Avenue Class Play Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Debating Club 2, 3; Senior Musicale. IMPERTURABLE . . . studiously inclined, wel. ' -informed . . . an excellent debater with a subtle humor. JOSEPH MICHAEL MINKEVITCH Minky 26 Folan Avenue Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. JOCOSE . . . athletic . . . an All- American boy . . . he likes the role of clown. ROBERT B. MONDOR Duke 20 Monroe Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Class Day ' 50; Senior Musicale. GOOD-LOOKING . . . quiet and independent . . . knows his way around . . . always obliging. ELEANOR MONDOR El 20 Monroe Street Traffic Squad; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Senior Musicale. CASUAL . . . roguish eyes . . . finds joy in living . . . takes everything as it comes, no worrier. MARY THERESA MUIR Terry 12 Warren Streer Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Class Play Committee; Senior Musicale. SOFT-SPOKEN . . . red hair but mild temperament . . . inclined to be shy. BRUCE MORRISON Cocky 178 Railroad Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Baseball 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey; J. V. Football; Indoor Track 1, 2; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. TURBULENT . . . likes to emulate Ezio Pinzo . . . a teacher- baiter . . . a rapid runner. FRANK J. MULKERN 184 Walpole Streej Senior Musicale. NEAT . . . adaptable . . . blushes easily . . . though a new- comer he has many friends. RAYMOND MURPHY Ray 175 Roosevelt Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Hilltop Highlights 2, 3; Class Day ' 50; Class Play Cast; Orchestra 2, 3; Band 2, 3; Debating Club 2; Senior Council; Class Gifts; Senior Musicale IN DEPENDENT . . . self-confident with excellent scholastic ability . . . a musician par excellence. PATRICIA NICHOLSON Pat 16 Lancaster Lane Glee Club 1, 3; Basketball 2; Senior Musicale. CORDIAL . . . a mellifluous speaking voice . . . peaches and cream complexion. SALLY NEWARK Sal 30 Savin Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Usherette at Senior Play; Hallowe ' en Party,; Senior Musicale. GENUINE . . . tall and trim . . . unaffectedly sincere. GEORGE NIEVA Georgie 45 Orchard Street, Dedham, Mass. A. A. Council; Basketball 2; Senior Musicale. COURTEOUS . . . always considerate of others . . . an earnest worker, well-liked. MARY NOON Mary Ellen 269 Prospect Street Sophomore Party Committee; Christmas Pageant; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Archery 1, 2; Senior Musicale. INGRATIATING . . . a tincture of timidity . . . a mild temperament. DAVID NORTON Ernie 21 North Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Class Day ' 50; Football 1, 2; Senior Musicale. LACONIC . . . a lackadaisical manner but a warm heart . . . enjoys a m elee. JAMES NORDBLOM Nordy 396 Winter Street Outdoor Track 3; Senior Musicale. STOCKY . . . has an impassive countenance . . . a well- developed swimmer . . . still waters run deep. HELEN O ' BRIEN Ob 15 Allen Road Open House; Glee Club; Senior Play Committee; Christmas Pageant; Peabody Gifts; Christmas Party; Senior Musicale. COMELY . . . neat, quiet, pretty and agreeable . . . who could ask for more? PAUL O ' BRIEN Peanuts 48 Florence Avenue Football 1; Outdoor Track 2; Hockey 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Senior Musicale. DIFFIDENT . . . shy on the surface, hilarious in actuality . . . has a comical laugh . . . allergic to study. MARJORIE O ' DONNELL Margie 6 Berwick Place Sophomore Party Committee; Christmas Pageant; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Play Committee; Senior Musicale. ANIMATED . . . an enviable personality . . . a genial manner. MARY OBUCHON 25 Myrtle Street Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Archery 2; Senior Musicale; Senior Play Committee. INDUSTRIOUS . . . full of fun and fancy-free . . . impish humor. M. BARBARA PATTERSON Barbie 159 Winslow Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Class Day ' 50; Senior Musicale. SELF-CONFIDENT . . . given to sudden laughter . . . likes to be different. MARY ELLEN O ' GRADY Mo 4 Beech Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Yearbook Editorial Staff; Football Programs 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale; Class Play Committee. PRETTY . . . shy and completely lovable . . : a loyal com- panion, quick to blush. ANTONETTE PENNACCHIO Netta 43 Concord Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Class Day ' 50; Senior Play Committee; Senior Musicale. COMPLAISANT . . . neighborly . . . sweet consideration for others. JOAN E. PERCY 2 Granite Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Student Council 3; Junior Prom Committee; Traffic Squad; Yearbook Committee; Senior Council; Junior Council; Class Gifts; Senior Play; Senior Musicale ' CHARMING . . . businesslike and thorough . . . has already been spoken for. JOHN GEORGE PETROVIC, JR. Johnny 111 Wilson Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Indoor Track 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Senior Musicale. RETICENT . . . a mine of sports information . . . and can he squeeze an accordion ' . JEAN PERRY 19 Cedar Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Glee Club; Archery 2; Senior Musicale. LIKABLE . . . adequate in any situation . . . lithely tall. FRED PICARD, JR. 25 Heaton Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Student Council 2; Senior Musicale. AGREEABLE . . . has a pleasant disposition . . an optimistic viewpoint. CAROLYN POCE 25 Andrews Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Play Committee; Class Play Cast; Heart Hop Committee; Projection 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. COMPETENT . . . mainstay of the basketball team . . . resourceful . . . reliable . . . witty. WILLIAM F. PUDSEY Bill 518 Washington Street Peabody Prom 1, 2; Peabody Sale 1, 3; Peabody Christ- mas Party; Open House; Peabody Plays 1, 2; Senior Musicale. PERSEVERING . . . has the courage of his convictions . . . intends to be a designer . . . already has won distinct i : on in open competition. ANN PRIDAY Stretch 28 Press Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Officer 1; Yearbook Committee; A. A. Council; Tennis 1, 2; Archery 1; Traffic Squad; Senior Musicale. TINY . . . a bantam-sized bundle of vigor . . . plenty of bounce. BARBARA J. PUNGITORE Barb 27 Cross Street Basketball 1, 2; Archery 1; Sophomore Party Committee; Glee Club; Advertising Committee; Usherette at Senior Play; Senior Musicale. CHEERFUL . . . her melodious voice has won her a host of friends. NICHOLAS PUOPOLO Nick 24 Concord Avenue Football 3; J. V. Football 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Senior Musicale. STEADY . . . an even disposition . . . nothing disturbs him . . . an earnest athlete. JEANNE REYNOLDS 31 Oak Road Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Senior Musicale. SERIOUS . . . conscientious and helpful . . . quiet and efficient. PATRICIA REDIHAN Pat 39 Davis Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Student Council Officer 3; Assembly Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Traffic Squad; Ticket Seller 1, 2; Class Play; Yearbook Committee; Cheerleader; Football Dance Committee; Glee Club 1; Senior Musicale. VIVACIOUS . . . speaks with machine gun rapidity . . . a sunny disposition. ELEANOR ROBERTS Ellie 296 Vernon Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Assembly Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Usherette for Senior Play; Senior Council; Senior Musicale. DISCREET . . . eager to co-operate . . . benevolent and modest. ANN L. RICHARDS Ann 53 Hill Street Christmas Tea; Christmas Sale; Elephant Sale; Circulation Committee; Glee Club; Senior Musicale. HUMOROUS . . . life is one long laugh for Ann . . . her spirits are ever high . . . cooking is her joy. ELIZABETH ROSS Betty 31 Fifth Street Sophomore Party Committee; Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Traffic Squad; Senior Musicale. DEPENDABLE . . . stately and reserved . . . sensitive with an appealing personality. MARIE E. RUSCIO Mae AA Willow Street Assembly Committee; Hallowe ' en Party; Christmas Play; Open House; Christmas Sale; Fashion Show; Senior Musicale. POETIC . . . possesses a flair for writing . . . individual and original in all she does. MICHAEL SAMESKI, III Mike Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Graduation Usher ' 50; Traffic Squad; Class Play Cast; Yearbook Staff; Football Dance Committee; Junior Council; Base- ball 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Football Manager 2; Senior Musicale. VIRILE . . . hearty manner . . . unfailingly pleasant dis- position . . . stocky build. ROBERT RUSCITTI Rosie 80 Cross Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; J. V. Football 2; Yearbook Committee; Baseball 1; Football 2, 3; Senior Musicale. JAUNTY . . . unruffled of temper . . . equable in disposition . . . optimistic. JEANNETTE E. SANTORO 38 Sunset Avenue Christmas Sale; White Elephant Sale; Glee Club; Hallo- we ' en Party; Student Co-operative Officer; Peabody Prom Committee; Senior Musicale. WELL-LIKED . . . her irrepressible good-nature and droll remarks keep her friends happy. LEONA SAWYER Tomsk Green Street Extension, Medfield, Mass. Open House; A. A. Christmas Pageant; Peabody Class Gifts; Senior Musicale. LIVELY . . . a peppy personality . . . a cute retrousse nose . . . always on the move. DAVID SEAVER 31 Second Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Sophomore Party Com- mittee; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Musicale. DILIGENT . . . interested in his work . . . inclined to be serious but with a quick humor all his own. JAYNE SCAMPINI Jesse 4 Hawthorne Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Commit- tee; Football Dance Committee; Debating 1, 2; Tennis 3; Senior Musicale. STRIKING . . . wistful . . . has a dazzling smile . . . artistic and original. NORMAN SHACKLEY Pina 276 Summer Street Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; J. V. Football; Senior Musicale. DROLL . . . appreciates his own jokes . . . has a wrestler ' s build and ability. SODIRA SIDEROPOULOS Soda 47 Cottage Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Ticket Seller 1, 2; Football Dance Committee; Heart Hop Com- mittee; Basketball 2, 3; Archery 1,2; Senior Play; Senior Musicale. STIMULATING . . . a mighty midget with a lively personality. SHIRLEY ANN STRAVINSKI Dee 32 Press Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Class Day ' 50; Junior Prom Committee; Student Co-operative; Sophomore Party; Elephant Sale; Basketball 1; Christmas Sale; Senior Musicale. TRUE . . . her chief interest is tall, rangy, and athletic, and she is ever faithful to him. MARGARET SPARROW Margie 49 Rock Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Student Council 3; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Football Dance Committee; Heart Hop; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Archery 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale; Yearbook Committee. UNA SSUM ING . . . always ready to lend a sympathetic ear . . . adaptable. MARCIA THAYER 83 Winfield Street Senior Play Committee; Senior Musicale; Basketball 3. SINCERE . . . a pleasant new addition to the Class o ' 51. MARION J. SULLIVAN Gus 37 Press Avenue Assembly Committee; 2, 3; Class Day ' 50; Yearbook Committee; Football Committee; Archery 1; Senior Musicale. PLACID . . . charming mannerisms . . . unruffled . . . loyal to B. C. MARY THORNTON Maud 378 Nahatan Street Sophomore Party; Christmas Pageant; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 50;, Ticket Seller; Football Dance Committee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Council; Senior Musicale; Senior Play. PEPPY . . . animated gestures . . . delightful streak of fun . . . won ' t be serious. THOMAS THORNTON Mocka 377 Nahatan Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Football Dance Committee; Football 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. GOOD-HEARTED . . . always willing to lend a hand .. . wears a lugubrious expression but is frequently involved in escapades. EDWARD TOMASELLO Ed 212 Pleasant Street Sophomore Party Committee; Photography Club 2; Out- door Track 3; Christmas Pageant; Class Day ' 50; Senior Musicale; Class Play Committee. C HANGEABLE . . . alternately high and moody . . . likes to heckle the faculty. ROBERT E. THOMPSON Bob 9 Gardner Road Sophomore Party Committee; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Projection Club 1; Photography Club 2; Senior Musicale. BREEZY . . . a shutterbug . . . a smooth operator . . . goes way over the six foot mark. STANLEY TOMER SHEA Sonny 14 Hartford Street Sophomore Party Committee; Photography Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. CANDID . . . sartorially elegant. . . an assured manner . . . an alert basketeer. BEVERLY TOMM Bevie 44 Dean Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Assembly Committee 1 2, 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 50; Class Officer 1; Yearbook Com- mittee; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Heart Hop Committee; Glee Club 1; Senior Musicale. SULTRY . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . flirtatious and gay. WILLIAM WALL 30 Mylod Street Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 50; Baseball 1; Football 1; Outdoor Track 3; Indoor Track 1; Intramural Basektball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. IRREPRESSIBLE . . . cause of many a turmoil . . . jack-of- many sports, a master at hockey. LORRAINE TULIS Deck 8 West Street Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Hilltop Highlights 1; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Class Play Cast; Usherette at Senior Play ' 50; Heart Hop Committee; Debating 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Archery 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. POISED . . . self-confident and well-groomed . . . a diligent student . . . consistently thoughtful. JOHN JOSEPH WALSH Inky 8 Maxwell Avenue Sophomore Christmas Pageant; Student Council 1, 3; Class Day ' 50; Graduation Usher ' 50; Traffic Squad; Yearbook Committee; Junior Council; A. A. Council; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; J- V. Football 2; Senior Musicale. AFFABLE . . . likes people and they like him . . . his spon- taneous smile has lighted many a dark day. GEORGE WEN STROM Georgie 32 Harding Road Class Day ' 50; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Council; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. QUIZZICAL . . . dryly amusing . . . methodical and earnest in his work . . . excellent on the trombone. BARBARA JOAN YELAPI Barbie Jo 35 Sturtevant Avenue Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Christmas Pa- geant;Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 50; Band 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Drum Majorette 3; Senior Musicale. KINDLY . . . unswervingly friendly . . . always co-opera- tive . . . a real addition to the band. LEONARD WHITE Lenny 100 Walpole Street Junior Prom Committee; Boys ' State; Student Council 2, 3; Hilltop Highlights 2; Debating Club 2; Projection Club 2; Class Play Cast; Yearbook Co-Editor-in-Chief; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 2; Baseball Manager 2, 3; Football Manager 1, 3; Senior Musicale. CAPABLE . . . a precise mind . . . a conscientious attitude . . . many interests. MOST TUO 0 MOST ARTIST WRITERS CLASS HISTORY Jean Ellen Estey FO E€)HY PEflBODy fflCULiy Miss Rose H. Morrison Office Machines, Record Keeping Occupational Info r mat ion Business Principles Sophomore Adviser Miss Veronica Riley English Junior Adviser Miss Blanche L. Marcionette Di recto r Miss Ruth L. Page Art Instruction Miss Marjorie E. McCready Shorthand, Typewriting, Filing Business A rithmetic Review of English Essentials Guidance Mrs. Helene Goepner Social Studies Guidance Miss Veronica R. Simpson Trade Dressmaking Junior Adviser Staff Council PEflBODy fflCULTy Miss Mary Pacheco Elementa ry Sewing Children ' s Clothing and Stitcher y Mrs. M. Adele Marcoux Commercial Foods Program Mrs. Helen G. Beardsell Related Science Visual Aids, Junior Adviser Student Co-operative Sponsor Miss Bertha Tarallo Beauty Culture Senio r Adviser Mrs. Myra L. Davis Handloom Weaving Mrs. Dorothy D. Weeks Related Mathematics Merchandising Inst ruction Miss Bertha Bechunas School Secretary Mrs. Lucile Coite Bait i] PEflBODy CO-OPEMIVE ASSOCIflTIOn Standing, Left to Right: Kuzsynski, Herig, Knoll, Martowska Seated, Left to Right: Tomm, Stravinski, Giondimenico, Frost, Breen, Santoro, Mrs. Marcoux, Mrs. Beardsell, Slaney Can you imagine beginning the school year eating hot dogs and hamburgers under the fragrant pines of Rocky Woods? After wel- coming our new students, we let our pent-up energies loose in the woods of Medfield. Then we settled down to a laborious routine in our trades. Campaigning! Soap box speeches in- troduced us to the candidates running for Student Co-operative offices. A catastrophe! All officers elected were seniors. Where will next year ' s experienced leaders come from? To display their abilities, our new officers broke up our strict routine with an hilarious Hallowe ' en Party. Trying to put us in the proper mood, a tunnel of spooks was provided by our teachers. Boy! Did they take advantage of us! Later, our girls and boys (all eight of them) exhumed their long forgotten treasures to make our White Elephant Sale a success. Trash or treasure — everything sold. The next job we plunged into with typical Peabody zeal was making our Christmas Sale a lucrative and attractive event. To com- plete the holiday season a Nativity Pageant and Christmas Party were held. This was the only time the faculty served the students — as waitresses. Ah! That was the life — did we sit back and take our ease! Blue Moon was the theme of our April Prom, but there was nothing blue about the dance. At this spectacular event, Miss Peabody was chosen and royally reigned as queen of the ball. Stroke of 1 1 :30 and couples slowly and reluctantly departed into the darkness. In June, on the lawn of the Henry O. Peabody School, the undergraduates gave a buffet luncheon for the departing Seniors. Re- gretfully, we left our teachers and books behind as with hope in our hearts, we started on the long hard road ahead. Janet Frost William Pudsey { 55 } William Pudsey, Prize-winning Dressing Gown, Hotel Savoy-Plaza CLASS SUPERLATIVES AND WRITERS Standing, Left to Right: Kuzsynski, Yearbook Committee; Deveney, Yearbook Committee Seated, Left to Right: Benjamin, Best-dressed; Herig, Class Gifts; Santoro, Most Popular; Pudsey, Class History; Frost, Most Likely to Succeed; Martowska, Most Scholarly; O ' Brien, Best Looking {56 J W PRfy IMEREiWBS XKqu- junioRS First Row: Erickson, Hillman, Johnson, Fitzgerald, Howard Second Row: Healy, Conley A Scoring Hand This year we feel firmly entrenched in planned, and the evening of entertainment and the School on the Hill. A secure unit in an dancing will long be among our happiest uneasy world, we realize that this is the time for memories. us to take advantage of our position and to In athletics, both our boys and our prepare ourselves for whatever may be asked of g j r i s have held good hands. On the football us in the days ahead. nel Hart5 Martin, Travers, Sykes, and DeRose When the pack of ' 52 was shuffled and wefe trurnps . Salvy is little, but oh my! In cut last fall, the following class officers were basketball, Murphy, Hall and Sykes were ace turned up: Joseph Howard, president; George hoopsters. Several of our boys were on the Fitzgerald,_ vice-president; Marilyn Johnson, school ' s hard-playing hockey team. Jane secretary; Frances Healy, girls ' treasurer; James Conley, boys ' treasurer; Dorothy Hillman and Eugene Erickson, A. A. representatives. Other high cards in this year ' s deal are petite Marie Montisano, queen of the blue batons; dark-eyed Milda Elias, our cheer- leader; Carol Kenefick and Philip Riley, the newspaper scribes who lay our cards on the table for all to see; and Joseph Martin and Thomas Seggers who have enlisted in our country ' s service. Our class has been well represented at all of the school ' s social affairs, and we like to feel that we contributed our share to their success. Our own Junior Party was well Corcoran captained an enthusiastic girls ' basketball squad. ' 52 also boasts an unusually large num- ber of students who score high in the academic line. There are rumors that some report cards have scarcely seen beyond the first letter of the alphabet. Realizing that it takes every card in the deck to play a game, and that sometimes a deuce tops an ace, we cherish each and every member of our class. As we strive together to bring glory to Norwood High, may we always keep the game fair and square. E. D. W. l l . . ciW- NO I WAS GOING DOWN TO SWIFTS FOR GRADUATION G RED ' S FABULOUS CURVE BALL CHA, BEATING PFA))L)NE ABA DftBA G SOPHOmORES First Row: King, Parkinson, Thayer Second Row: Greenwood, Sparrow, Bunker, Sparrow Best Foot Forward As we entered the gym Indian file the first day of school last September, we thought with mixed emotions of the three years which lay ahead. In the minds of some they were a challenge and others anticipated either one revelry or only one catastrophe after another. After we got into the spirit of things, we pro- ceeded with caution but enthusiasm and we went over the top in the annual A. A. drive. Our Sophomore Party was one of un- excelled merit and everyone present enjoyed the dances of Nancy McCarthy, the songs of Lorraine Boyden and Alma McLean, and the showmanship of Harry Vasey. Our Sophomore Christmas Assembly presented a large cast of shepherds, Wise Men and others not so wise. Fred Parkinson por- trayed St. Joseph, Lois Garner was the Virgin Mary, and Manuel Dias, William Burke, and Robert DeVito played the Wise Men. To Miss Gow, our chief adviser, must go the major part of the credit for this superlative performance. Under the leadership of our president, Fred Parkinson; vice-president, Dick Bunker; secretary, Janice Greenwood; girls ' treasurer, Joyce King; boys ' treasurer, Gene Thayer; girls ' A. A., Joan Sparrow; boys ' A. A., Charles Sparrow, we have taken the first and most important steps in our high school careers, and we have a feeling of justifiable satisfaction in having put our Best Foot Forward in our introductory year. With the same spirit of enthusiastic co-operation we hope to leave a notable mark on the pages of Norwood High ' s History next year. L.G. {65 it i ii V t n sfoiofi council First Row: Lynch, Alty, Estey, Bartucca, Abel, Glaser, Cushman Second Row: Bilotta, Johnson, McKinnon, Falls, Mr. Flaherty, Percy, Thornton, Roberts, Dowd. Third Row: Donovan, Murphy, Carlson, Wenstrom, Meears, Benson. TRflfflC SQUAD First Row: Cushman, O ' Donnell, Babinski, Alty, Sameski, Abel, Walsh, Bartucca Second Row: Priday, Collins, Dowd, Falls, Crimmins, Mahony, O ' Grady, Estey, Mr. O ' Donnell. Third Row: Ross, McNeil, Percy, W. Lynch, Poce, Miller, Johnson, Maclntyre, Mondor Fourth Row: Redihan, Folan, Drummey, Glaser, Flood, R. Lynch, Lane, King, Lamb First Row: Glaser, Hardy, Mahony, White, Sameski. Second Row: Babinski, Scampini, Flood, Burrows, Estey, O ' Grady, Mrs. Riley, Drummey First Roiv: Maclncyre, Latham, Bilotta, McKinnon, Atkins, Killoren, Scampini, McNeil, Sparrow, DeQuattro Second Row: Chubet, Miller, Elias, Fruci, Tomm, Pnday, Percy, Dowd, Collins, Sullivan, Crimmins, Lamb Third Row: Tulis, Lamminen, Esper, Alty, Babinski, Ruscitti, Lynch, Redihan, Walsh, Sameski, Bilotta I T f ft S THE FOUR IN CHARGE Mrs. Riley, L. White, E. Mahony, Mr. Hayden i m m r PV iW . v™ H ■ tfc 1 1 h ifl 1 w mu wh ' . B9l ■ ' «•,« - n ■ ' - { l 1 ' liifl ■T B l k M ri t 1 JR m 1 ir 1 1 V V I V jfl - ■ Li k. tei ' flfl Til • ■ ' I AH ! I I j ■ato! ■tf ' fr STMT COUHCIL OfflCERS t m First Row: Hall ( Vice-President), Babinski (President), Cushman (Treasurer) Second Row: Mahony (Recording Secretary), Flood (Executive Board Chairman), Redihan (Corresponding Secretary) A. fl; First Row: Mondor, Pendergast, Hamilton, Mr. Gormley, Carlson, Priday, M. Elias Second Row: Sunderland, Walsh, Folan, R. Elias, Hall, Chapman, Babinski, Parkinson, Surette, King, Laverick STUDtm council First Row: Poce, Cushman, Redihan, Babinski, Hall, Mahony, Flood, Bartucca Second Row: Bitar, Butler, Walsh, White, Frates, Glaser, Surette Third Row: LaCasse, Miller, Sparrow, Drummey, Percy, Chapman, Hart, O ' Sullivan Fourth Row: Gnerre, Carlson, Parkinson, McGuff, Howard, Reardon, Saunders 1951 marks the tenth anniversary of the Norwood High School Student Council. As members of the council we have made an effort to continue the fine record of previous councils. Our delegates to the Norwood Community Councils have participated in all the meet- ings, thereby strengthening our position in the community. Council president, Stanley Babinski, is a representative to the newly organized Parent Teacher Student Association. Several of our members were delegates to the conference of the Eastern Massachu- setts Division of Student Councils which was held in Dedham. The National Conference of Student Councils was held at Wellesley, Massachusetts in June, and William Frates was elected to attend this important conference which lasted four days. One of the aims of this year ' s council was to support all student activities. A new Athletic Association was formed and the Student Council relinquished its annual football dance so that the A. A. might sponsor this activity. A new committee was formed to assist the Junior Red Cross n its drive for funds, and the results were most successful. Our new Bulletin Board Committee has been responsible for the attractive display in the main corridor of our school. The highlight of the year was our traditional King and Queen Dance— The Royalties of ' 51 — which was both a social and financial success. C. P. {73 } €LCCTion commission Babinski, Poce, Bowler, Hall, Garner, Riley PROGROm COfflffllTTH First Row: B. Mahony, Mrs. Riley, M.J. Burrows Second Row: Chapman, Kijanowski, Burler, Bowler, Riley, O ' Grady, Esrey, Whire {74 SQUAWrTMRS f We hi ' fcw ith pi Those snappy g We ' ll line them up for And one by one they ' ll take a b First Helen Alty whoUl dazzle you She ' s leader and ca a good one, I Her cheerful smile and winning ways Encourage the boys in all theii Charlotte H. has that band A winner is she in anj With her sunny good nature and sv ■ ing face She ' ll serve as a model to set the pace. Shirley Bowles is next, my friends, Her vim and vigor never ends. With Hashing teeth and short-cropped haii Her name belongs among the fair. O Ft In A-bomb is Marion Abel, re woh-es t hai; Betty ie and petite it ' s, plain h Pal Redihan ' om li And ail ag Her rapid ch ' i ; sparklh g- eyi lys. I ' Jane I . ■ i ; he well-dn Her mo lot! md flair for style Are lighl r impish smile. HILLTOP HIGHLIGHTS Falls, Riley, Kenefick, Mr. Flaherty, Murphy, Lamminen ossmy commiTTEE First Row: Kelly, Bitar, Cushman, Tomm, McCarthy Second Row: Welsh, Deeb, Wood, Healy, Garner, Saunders, Crummet, Riley, Penza, Swift, Frost, Kallgren Third Row: Rafuse, Elias, Redihan, Frates, Nugent, Kelliher, Wheatley, Sullivan, King •(76 ORCHESTRA First Roiv: Frangiosa, Davis, Lane, Meyer, Professor Dethier, Mazzola, Hesketh, Perna Second Row: Tarr, Neilson, Leavitr, Wenstrom, Thompson, Murphy, Reardon, Gnerre, Carlson, Burke 6LH CLUB First Row: Wojdag, Dowd, M. Folan, O ' Grady, Professor Dethier, Thomas, Frangiosa, Lamb, Hillman, Killoren Second Row: Compardy, Leighton, Crowley, Crimmins, Lucas, Tulis, Bitar, Elias, Lamminen Third Row: Armstrong, J. Folan, Crummet, Meears, Robertson, Hall, Foley, Sykes, Flood, Drummey TICKET SELLERS First Row: Johnson, Elias, McNeil, Esper, Mr. Gormley, Bilotta, Atkins, Scampini, Vescio Second Row: Jewkes, Noon, Bullock, Feeney, Erickson, Corey, Duquette, Martin, DeQuattro, Masce, Marshall, Kenefick Third Row: Logue, Tomm, Thornton, Kavolis, Johnson, Kijanowski, Butler, Cordo, Keady, Perry, Latham. DEBflllOG CLUB First Row: M.Johnson, Cisternelli, Zizis, Mr. Butler, F. Butler, Lynch, Scampini, Mills, McDaugh, O ' Sullivan Second Row: Jewkes, Anderson, Sunderland, O ' Donnell, Miller, Garner, C.Johnson, Kijanowski, Chapman, Goodwin, Vescio, Kelly, DeQuattro, Perna Third Row: Kavolis, Bernier, McCarthy, Bilotta, Shaughnessy, Baliunas, Donahue, Padden, Meyer, Walker, Murphy, Laverick, Cory PHOTOGROPHy CLUB First Row: Johnson, Tarr, Mr. Sullivan, Frangiosa, Pelletier Second Row: Sullivan, Healy, Welles, Baliunas, J. J. MacLeod, Bunney.J. E. MacLeod PROJECTION CLUB First Row: Flower, Poce, Mr. Learnard, Keefe, Carlson Second Row: Soderlund, Jones, Meyer, LeBlanc, Tibbetts, Storme .op i 9 ®lT„„ ' iHor . f - o £ C . ! ' o •rt, V W PENTHOt OH, DfiUHl NlflJORETTES Lane, Sideropoulos, Partridge, Yelapi, Montisano, Chelstrom, Greenlaw, McKenna BAUD -i - - t _  1. N_ rrrrrr _ Third Row: Welles, May, Ross, Leavitt, Maxon, Walton, Schuller, Bergland.Reardon, R. Thompson, Tibbetts, A. Carlson, G. Wenstrom, Sanborn, A. Thompson, Turner, R. Murphy, Saunders, D. Carlson Second Row: Lane, McKenna, Partridge, Neilsen, Perchway, M. Carlson, Hentschel, C. Pungitore, M. Perna, Tarr, Towne, Bilotta, Cass, Gullich, Rouillard, Crowley, Mattson, C. Murphy, Boardman, Cola, McComb, Hobart, MacRae, Chelstrom, Greenlaw, Sideropoulos First Row: Ellis, Corso, Wenstrom, N. Perna, Sieracki, Costello, Compardy, J. Pungitore, Montisano, Mr. Farnham, Yelapi, Chitty, Bowler, Georges, Rogan, Corcoran, Metcalf, Whittlesey, Cedarfield f 1 B A L L Cheerleaders: Escey, Elias, Abel, Alty, Hardy, Bowles, Redihan Team, First Row: M. White {Manager), DeRose, Sykes, Lane, King, Minkevitch, Flood, Cushman, Travers, Fitzgerald, Drummey, Thayer {Manager) Second Row: Cronin {Manager), Coach Scafati, Hynes, Shaughnessy, Donohue, Bartucca, Hall, Padden, Maduskuie, Crummet, Kelliher, Puopolo, Assistant Coach Donovan, White, Callahan {Managers) Third Row: Babinski, Lynch, Murphy, Ruscitti, Hinds, Brissette, Conley, Hart, Thornton, Crosby, Mahoney, Armstrong Brave Braves Norwood ' s 1950 football season was outstanding in one particular, namely, in passing. Our total yardage was 556 to 296 yards totalled by all opponents. Nine games in all were played. Although gaining 137 yards on the ground, Norwood ' s football team took the first game on the chin, with Needham landing the knockout blow by a score of 14 to 0. Four interceptions by Needham backs stopped each Norwood thrust into enemy territory. Playing host to Framingham High School, it was a joyous Norwood team that left the field after beating their guests 12 to 7, thus registering their first win of the season. Traveling to Belmont, Norwood met one of the biggest lines in school circles. This was a see-saw battle with Norwood coming through in the clutch. Twice Belmont threatened to break up the game with a touchdown, but each time their backs were thrown for a loss by oncharging Norwood line men. Taking on undefeated North Attleboro as their next opponent, the team from the school on the hill, proceeded to pound the enemy into submission by a 13 to score. Not once did North Attleboro get past our twenty yard line, as Norwood chalked up twelve first downs to North ' s two. Pete Lane ' s passing was outstanding. Showing a display of reverses and double reverses, North Quincy jumped to an early lead, dampening Norwood ' s homecoming, 13 to 6. The play of the game, as far as Norwood fans were concerned, occurred in the third period when George Fitzgerald snatched a North Quincy pass on the twenty yard line and raced eighty yards behind great blocking for Norwood ' s score. Traveling next to the South Shore to meet undefeated Braintree High, Norwood gave them stiff compe- tition as the six first downs for each side will testify. Salvy DeRose played great offensive ball in the last quarter, catching two passes from Co-Captain Pete Flood for a total of nineteen yards and setting up Norwood ' s only tally by his running. In a hard-fought game that saw St. John ' s jump to a 14 to lead, Norwood stubbornly submitted by a 21 to 14 score. Norwood ' s scoring was done by DeRose and Sykes. Gaining only sixty-five yards on the ground against Milton, Norwood took to the air, but not even six completions out of nine attempts were enough to stem the tide, and once more the Blue and White was the victim — this time by a 21 to 6 score. In the traditional Turkey Day Classic with Dedham, Norwood struck early, as Salvy DeRose tallied on a looping pass from Co-Captain Pete Flood. A thirty-five yard pass from Flood to Tom Maduskuie set up the score. In a sudden reversal of form, however, the Shiretowners proceeded to pound the middle of Norwood ' s line, and when the mud stopped flying, Dedham emerged the victor by a 31 to 6 score. Thus ended a season which saw Norwood win two victories, suffer six losses, and tie one opponent. L. W HOCKEy TEMII First Row: Wheatley, Coach Hagblom, Tomershea, Donohue, Co-Captain Glaser, Co-Captain Wall, Babinski Second Row: Kane, Walker, Seastrand, McCarthy, Geraghty, Mullane, Wheeler Gay Blades When the hockey season came around, we didn ' t know how the team would shape up because we had lost most of our veterans through graduation. Mr. William Hagblom, who has done such a wonderful job of coach- ing the last three years, tried out different com- binations and finally came up with this start- ing team: Connie Seastrand, Co-Captain Don Glaser, and Jackie Kavolius as the forward line, with Co-Captain Bill Wall and Stan Babinski on defense, and Stan Tomershea starting in the goal. Norwood bowed 3-1 to Waltham in the opening game of the season. Co-Captain Don Glaser scored Norwood ' s goal with assists from Connie Seastrand and Jackie Kavolius. B.C. High swamped the blue and white 6-1. Don Glaser assisted Babinski on Nor- wood ' s lone tally. Framingham took the third game 3-1, with Co-Captain Don Glaser scoring Nor- wood ' s only goal. Norwood bounced back after three losses to down Watertown 2-0, McCarthy and Glaser accounting for the two goals. Stan Tomershea played a good game in the nets and earned his shut-out. Wellesley downed the blue and white 4-2, with reliable Co-Captains Don Glaser and Bill Wall both scoring unassisted. In the sixth game Norwood and Need- ham tied 3-3, with Norwood ' s goals coming from Kavolius, McCarthy and Babinski. Norwood, unable to click in passing, was downed by Walpole 4-0. In the opening play-off game Norwood beat Needham by a score of 4-2. Framingham topped us by a heart- breaking score of 1-0. Bill Wall played one of the best defensive games of the season. We took second place honors in the second division by beating Watertown 4-3. Coach Hagblom was sidelined by illness and was unable to see the boys come through, with Don Wheeler putting in the final goal when but one second was left to play. Thanks to wonderful coaching and hard playing, three of the boys gained All- Star berths — Don Glaser, who was third highest scorer in the league, Connie Seastrand, fighting all the way, and Stan Babinski who played a dependable defensive game throughout the season. (Last comment by editor.) S. B. zx iLADE MIS- £FUL 5u s C SijLAt.ry BASKETBALL First Row: Murphy, Hall, Sameski, Captain Cushman, Maduskuie, Flood, Coach Scafati Second Row: Thayer, Mahoney, Crummet, Sykes, White, Meears, Bunker, Nugent, Travers, Callahan Third Row: Cronan, Armstrong, Burke, Surette, Jenkins, White, Carlson, Thompson Happy The competition in the Bay State Bas- ketball league was rugged this year. Milton barely squeezed by Dedham in the closing games to take the crown. Natick was a close third with 10 and 4 record and Needham and Norwood placed fourth, each with seven wins and seven losses. From the point of view of the record books, this has been Norwood ' s worst bas- ketball season in five years. Everyone who watched the team in action, however, will agree that the boys had plenty of height, fight, class, and spirit. Another favorable observation for the team is the fact that they outscored their opponents for the year by 17 points. Big Danny Cushman, the captain of the squad, did a brilliant job at center and scored a total of 165 points this season. Mike Sameski and Ray Hall were the two best guards that Norwood has seen for some time and Tommy Maduskie, between his ailments, did Hoopsters a bang-up job at forward. All four were chosen to represent Norwood on the All-Star team. Live-Wire Pete Flood did more than his share, also. (Last comment by editor.) The scores of the various games were as follows: Norwood 44 — Needham 33 Norwood 27 — Natick 44 Norwood 65 — Framingham 42 Norwood 48 — Wellesley 46 Norwood 47 — Milton 48 Norwood 42 — Dedham 46 Norwood 43 — Walpole 33 Norwood 33 — Needham 49 Norwood 67 — Natick 51 Norwood 57 — Framingham 40 Norwood 35— Wellesley 51 Norwood 49 — Milton Norwood 49 — Walpole Norwood 42 — Dedham 55 43 50 P. F. 95 r To m rr y o P S T E r TocKo KJ K ? SyKes P iJ 3 P p r U¥h co cVn bcf f B Ti THFBRAVES BASEBALL :::: : —t •— . WW Kneeling: Carchedi, Novick, Minkevitch, Meears, Sameski, Lane, Flood Standing: Cronin, DeRose, McCarthy, Frates, Murphy, Bunker, King, Coach Scafati Baseball is Played Here Norwood ' s team has done excepti onally well this season in view of the fact that the entire infield is composed of juniors and sophomores. The only active senior players on the squad are John Meears, Pete Lane, and Joe Minkevitch. The juniors, one and all, are fine ball players and a great deal is to be expected of them next year. Coach Scafati has been build- ing this team since last year and it is shaping into one of the best teams in Norwood ' s history of baseball. The keystone corner is expertly de- fended by Ace Carchedi and Bill Frates. Salvi DeRose guards third with his life, and Buddy King ' s catching is something to see. When Dick Bunker isn ' t pitching his heart out, he ' s playing first base like a veteran. Whatever Dick ' s job in the field is, he is always hitting— pretty good for a sophomore, huh? The team has a lot of good old- f ashioned spirit. It seems that when one hits, they all hit. This was proven in our triumphant 12-3 victory over Sanford and Company at Dedham. With six games remaining in the schedule, Norwood can still cause considerable trouble for the other teams in the League. Let ' s hope so. Here is a summary of the scores to date: Norwood 1--Needham 8 Norwood — Natick 1 Norwood 4 - Wellesley 3 Norwood 8 — Walpole Norwood 7 — Milton 1 Norwood 12 — Dedham 3 Norwood 3 — Framingham 1 Norwood 4 — Natick 7 P. F. { 100 } junioi) vflfisny baseball v Front: Back: Armstrong, Montisano, Surrette, Sparrow, Malioney, Lane, Cieri, Parkinson, Rombola, Greenwood Thayer, Puopolo, MacLean, Callahan, Bilotta, Nieva, Welles, Fitzgerald, Wheatley, Mr. Fenton TRACK Kneeling: Golden, Laakso, Esper, Cushman, DeFlaminis, Butler, Sykes, Smith, Travers Standing: Ahearn, Madden, McCarthy, Ryan, Pendergast, Flower, Collins, Flaherty, MacLeod, Donahue, Mr. Fisher { 101 BOyS ' TEIMIS Kneeling: Thompson, Paul Standing: Storme, Mr. Schultz, Burke, Morrissey, Reardon, Saunders, Crosby GOLf Burke, Donahue, McCarthy, Pendergast, Lydon, Larsson, Haddad, Tarr, Mr. Learnard ■{102 } GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Kneeling: DeQuattro, Sparrow, Crimmins, Falls, Poce Standing: Boone, Marshall, Crowley, Galanti, Sideropoulos GIRLS ' TEMIIS Kneeling: Cordo, Assim Standing: Crimmins, Leighton, McNally, King, Ryan, Pendergast, Priday, Brady { 103 } CLASS WILL ID TOTEM We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-One, do hereby bequeath in our last Will and Testament, these articles to leave a fond remembrance in the minds of our sucessors who, like us, have trod and been guided in paths unknown by our patient and long-suffering instructors whose ability to take on hordes of turbulent adolescents year after year will always continue to amaze us. Article I - To Mr. Hayden, our sincere appreciation for the advice and consideration he has given us during our high school career. May his indefatigable energy in promoting the cause of rectitude never fail him. Article II - - To Mr. Flaherty, Senior Adviser Chairman, our gratitude for his efforts in our behalf. We wish that he would will that plaid jacket to us. Article III --To Mrs. Riley we leave our everlasting gratitude for her tireless efforts in making our Yearbook a real achievement. Article IV - To Miss Johngren we leave the only thing she has wanted this year — peace! Au revoir and Adios, Senorita, it ' s been a pleasure. Article V - To Miss Ryan, a gold-plated lock and our admiration for her perseverance. Article VI — Sad to say, we leave Mr. Gormley. Article VII -- To Mr. Klugh we leave the admiration of the entire Senior Class. Article VIII --To Miss Elliott we leave two shelves marked A and B for those A and B assignments. Article IX - - To Miss Metcalf we leave a stop-watch and whistle for those corridor laggards. Article X - - To Miss Connolly, who has shown us so much friendliness and patience, we leave our affection and gratitude. Article XI — Jackie Walsh leaves his top-rating personality and the love of all the girls to Joe Howard. Article XII -Teddy McGowan and Phil MacKenzie leave their original novelty songs to go down in the pages of history. Article XIII - Jayne Scampini leaves her peaches and cream complexion to Franny Kavolis. Why don ' t you tell us your secret, girls? Article XIV - Pete Flood leaves his Fuller-Brush haircut to Philip Riley. Which one had it first, anyway? Article XV — Betty Mahony leaves her efficiency in managing affairs to Emily Walton and Fay Butler. There ' s enough for both of them. Article XVI — A few inches (or should we say a few feet) of height is left to Jimsie Armstrong with the kindest regards of Bobby Thompson. Article XVII - - Those sweet little dimples which many long for are left by Maryjane Crowley to the Junior Dimples — Mary McKenna. { 105 } Article XVIII — Judy Maclntyre leaves her good-looking features to Shirley Cisternelli, a pretty, pretty Junior. Article XIX -- Catherine Dowd leaves her knowledge in just about everything to Carol Kenefick. Article XX — Because there is no Junior with that beautiful strawberry blonde hair, Dotty Logue leaves her rare locks to anyone who is tired of her own brand. Article XXI- Madman Hinds leaves his ability for continually getting into trouble to Billy McGowan, that little Junior rapscallion. Article XXII — Helen Alty leaves her popularity to versatile and lovable Milda Elias. Article XXIII -- Mike Sameski leaves his dancing shoes to Gene Erickson, Junior smoothie. Article XXIV --That whiz on skates, Donny Glaser, sorrowfully leaves his hockey team and hopes that Connie Seastrand will take good care of it. Article XXV- - The Senior members of the football team leave the gridiron in hopes that the little pigskin will carry more victories for N.H.S. next year. Article XXVI -- Stanley Babinski leaves the book How To Win Friends and Influence People to Pee Wee Hall — not that Pee Wee needs it! Article XXVII -- Shirley Bowles ' pep and vivacity is bequeathed to Patty Vescio, who bubbles over with it now. Article XXVIII — Kay Lamminen gives up her title of Most Talkative to Bubsy Deeb, a worthy successor. Article XXIX — Mary Killoren and Nancy McKinnon, the inseparable ones, leave their sisterly love to Patty McGuff and Janice Greenwood. They really didn ' t need to carry it as far as double appendicitis. Article XXX — Sue Atkins bequeaths the role of leading lady to next year ' s Katherine Cornell. Article XXXI -- Pete Lane leaves his dark and roving eyes to any Junior who will carry on Pete ' s slogan: I came, I saw, I conquered. Article XXXII — Charlotte Hardy ' s magnetic attraction for the opposite sex goes to Carol Stapleton, Sophomore sensation. Article XXXIII- Pint-sized Palma Bilotta ' s impish but well-groomed look to diminuitive Dotty Lovell. Article XXXIV — Jane Ellen Estey leaves her voguish look to Barbara Anderson, who also has a flair for style. Article XXXV — To the mighty men of maintenance we leave our tenderest regards for fixing the heating system so quickly that day the temperature was zero. Article XXXVI - - The Traffic Squad of ' 51 offer its sympathy and condolences to the Squad of ' 52 who will have to direct, regulate and educate the Sophomores in their first bewildering and laborious days at Norwood High. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, this twelfth day of June, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-One CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE Witness: Mary Jane Burrows { 106 } SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Abel Dr. and Mrs. George Allen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Alty Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leigh Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Babinski Balch School Faculty Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bartucca Mrs. Helen F. Beardsell Miss Bertha Bechunas Mr. and Mrs. William F. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bilotta Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bitar Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bixby Miss Frances Blanchot Rev. and Mrs. Franklyn Boardman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bowler Mr. and Mrs. David E. Bowles Mr. T. Leo Bracken Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bunker, Jr. Mr. Robert Bunker Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Burrows Mr. and Mrs. James H. Butler, Jr. Dr. David J. Butters Miss Kathryn R. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. James Callahan Callahan School Faculty Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Carbone Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Carlson Dr. and Mrs. James F. Carolan Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carroll Rev. William C. Carroll Mr. John Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Gerard T. Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. William Chitty,Jr. Mr. Robert Clayton, Boston Ballroom Mr. and Mrs. George M. Cofsky Dr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Coolidge Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. William M. Crimmins Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Cushman Dr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Danovitch Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Davis Mr. and Mrs. Amedio DeFlaminis Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Samuel DiFlaminis Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Donohue Dr. Edward L. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dulka Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Durning Miss Marguerite Elliot Rev. and Mrs. William F. English Mr. and Mrs. David Esper Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Estey Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Falls Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Fleck Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Flood Mr. and Mrs. John E. Folan,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Foley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foley Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frates Mr. and Mrs. W. Galanti Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Garner Mr. and Mrs. Alec Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glynn Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gormley Miss Ruth Gow Rev. Christopher P. Griffin Dr. Joseph Hagerty Mr. and Mrs. John Halloran Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Hinds Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hynes Mr. and Mrs. George J iannetti Miss Ruthjohngren Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Kask Mr. John Kiley La Classe de Francais 11 de Madame R. Dr. and Mrs. Wayne L. LaFlamboy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane Mrs. Cynthia Latham Latin II, Period III Class Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lee Mrs. Mary Lendzian Miss Julia A. Lewis Mrs. Charles D. Logue Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Long Mr. Van Loorhoven Dr. and Mrs. William F. Lovell Dr. and Mrs. Roy T. Lydon Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln D. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Maclntyre Mr. Clifford Mackie Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maduskuie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas U. Mahony Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maier Miss Blanche L. Marcionette Miss M. Adele Marcoux Mr. and Mrs. Victor Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Masce Mr. and Mrs. Michael Masino Miss Constance Masino Mr. William Mattson Mr and Mrs. Winslow F. May Mr. Arthur L. McCready Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth McElwee Miss Grace C. McGonagle Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester O. McNeil Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meears Miss Mildred Metcalf Mr. Adlin Meyer Mrs. Etta Meyer Rev. and Mrs. Edmund A. Miller Mr. Anthony Mills Rt. Rev. J. F. Minihan, D.D. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Noon Norwood Fire Dept. Norwood Welfare Dept. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Obuchon Dr. and Mrs. John O ' Day Mr. and Mrs. William J. O ' Donnell Mrs. James R. O ' Grady Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. O ' Leary Rev. and Mrs. Oscar W. Olsen, Jr. Miss Elizabeth O ' Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. O ' Toole Miss Mary Pacheco Mr. and Mrs. Edward Paduck Miss Ruth Page Mr. and Mrs. Irving Peckham Dr. and Mrs. V. A. Pelletier Mr. and Mrs. F. Pennacchio Mr. and Mrs. John Perry Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Poce Mr. and Mrs. D. Pungitore Col. and Mrs. Bernard Redihan Mr. and Mrs. John F. Reynolds Mrs. Hugo Riemer Mrs. Philip W. Riley Mr. and Mrs. John Ruscitti Miss Katherine E. Ryan Dr. and Mrs. William F. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sameski Mr. and Mrs. Mario Scampini Miss Maude Shattuck Shattuck School Faculty Mr. and Mrs. James Sideropoulos Dr. and Mrs. Louis A. Sieracki Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand W. Sparrow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sparrow Dr. and Mrs. Herman J. Sternstein Mr. and Mrs. Leo V. Storme Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stravinski Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. A. Clayton Tanneyhill Miss Bertha Tarallo Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Thompson Mrs. Sophie Tomm Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wall Mr. and Mrs. James J. Walsh Rev. Richard I. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Wenstrom Dr. and Mrs. John V. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Nathan D. White Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. White Mr. H. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Woodberry Young People ' s Fellowship — First Congrega- tional Church Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Ziskind IffiWMZE. We ' ll never forget Bob Clayton ' s appearance at assembly. GUY R. ABBATE 1st Vice President ROBERT F. DANAHY 2nd Vice President GERARD HAWKINS Treasurer ■S3 aVJMA GEORGE D. CURTIN Assistant Treasurer ANTHONY E. MICKUNAS ? Secretary EDWARD J. GORDON Assistant Secretary NORFOLK COUNTY PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION NORWOOD, MASS. JOHN J. HARRIS, President CURTIN PHARMACY Walpole, Mass. BROOKS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. JONES ' PHARMACY Walpole, Mass. RUSSELL PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. BALCH PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. H. L. WARDLE DRUG CO. Dedham, Mass. NORWOOD PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. EAST WALPOLE PHARMACY CO. East Walpole, Mass. WESTWOOD PHARMACY Westwood, Mass. CAMPBELLS DRUG STORE Stoughton, Mass. GATES DRUG STORE East Dedham, Mass. DAY DRUG STORE Norwood, Mass. DUBEY ' S DRUG STORE Canton, Mass. BURTT ' S PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. CLARK PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. GUILD SQUARE PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. TOWN PHARMACY Millis, Mass. GARNER ' S PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. MANTER ' S PHARMACY Needham Heights, Mass. ISLINGTON PHARMACY Islington, Mass. THE DANAHY PHARMACY Canton, Mass. OUIMET ' S DRUG STORE Foxboro, Mass. Just imagine Mr. Hayden without a necktie! Just imagine Est coming to school in overalls! THE HOME OF FINE FUR STORAGE Local Storage Vaults FULLY INSURED OPEN FOR INSPECTION CLEANING - PRESSING TAILORING - SHIRTS All work done in our own modern plants 913 Main Street - Walpole Telephones: Walpole 1293 NOrwood 7-1668 ORENT BROTHERS, Inc. ESTABLISHED 1912 CLOTHING OUTFITTERS for the Entire Family Remember when Lennie almost knocked down the scenery at the play? WEST STREET VARIETY STORE Quality Merchandise Mario Scampini, Proprietor CENTRAL MOTORS, Inc. of NORWOOD Chrysler - Plymouth Mack Trucks — Sales and Service — 50 Central Street NORWOOD Tel. NOrwood 7-2200 THE NORWOOD LAW SOCIETY Wouldn ' t it be funny if the boys and girls had gym together? L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts CLASS RINGS and PINS ( ( )MMENCEMENT INVITATK )NS CLUB INSIGNIA MEMORIAL PLAQUES DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS Re p re ' set i ted by . . . Mr. Gene Manchester Attleboro Office Just imagine Bibsie walking to school! THE PLIMPTON PRESS COMPOSITION PRESS WORK ELE( TROTYPINO BINDING Tel. NOrwoud 7-0720- W Residence NOrwood 7-0720-R Norwood Sheet Metal Works O. J. Germano, Prop. Warm Air Heating - Radiator Repairing Welding - Air Conditioning Route 1 NORWOOD , MASS. Remember when Bill O ' Toole became President of the Eastern Mass. Student Council? SEARS ROEBUCK GO. 607 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. J. II. FRATES. Manager GAY AND METTERS Insurance 621 Washington Street NORWOOD Tel. 7-2420 A. L. BATEMAN CO., Inc. A Good Place to Have Your Insurance Protection 92 Nichols Street NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-0642 NORWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Sales - Service Rentals - Supplies FRED R. O ' CONNOR NO 7-3058 — Sales Representative — ROYAL TYPEWRITERS 1008 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. Wouldn ' t it be funny if Catherine Dowd didn ' t do her homework? JENNIE ' S RESTAURANT TOWN SQUARE Italian American Food SHELL STATION Reasonable Prices Ralph Jones, Proprietor FOOD TO TAKE OUT Broadway and Cottage Sts. Telephone NOrwood 7-1498-R Phone 7-2221 SPAGHETTI STEAK Norwood, Mass. For friendly and efficient service (ALL JACK ' S TAXI Where the Clan Gathers and DOUG ' S DONUT SHOP TRAVEL BUREAU Homemade Doughnuts Agency for Greyhound Bus Line . . . Cars for . . . Funerals, Weddings and Private Parties Soft Drinks — Sandwiches Cor. Main and East Sts. Walpole, Mass. 635 Washington Street NO 7-0022 PERRELL ' S RESTAURANT — Featuring — JACK ' S LUNCH Fried Clams Soda Bar Sandwiches Full Course Dinners Open 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. At the Town Line Norwood and Westwood 640 Washington Street NORWOOD Route 1 rw Wouldn ' t it be funny if we didn ' t all leave things on Mrs. Riley ' s desk? By Appointment— Tel. NO 7-1727 NORWOOD COMMERCIAL LAB 449 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. E. LANNIGAN, Tech. when you buy You buy the best GEARTY ' S SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 653 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. BRUCE ' S ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND KENNELS, Inc. Route 128 Dedham Massachusetts JAMES DE QUATTRO Real Estate We Buy, Sell, and Rent 2 Howard Street Norwood, Mass. Tel. NO 7-2682-R NORWOOD WATCH and CLOCK HOSPITAL Fred Sexton, Watchmaker General and Specialized Watch and Clock Repairing 43 Day St., Norwood WELCH ' S NEWS STAND, Inc. 633 Washington Street Tel. NO 7-0970 Stationery - Cards Office Supplies Can you imagine Donny losing his temper? Bicycles Sporting Goods Appliances Television and Accessories Western Auto Associate Store 532 WASHINGTON STREET The Store of I (dues To Make Your House A Home Buy at CALLAHAN ' S NORWOOD FURNITURE CO. Washington Street, Norwood Alice Beauty Shop 681 Washington Street, Norwood, Mass. Tel. NO 7-0882- W Remember when Mary locked Betty in the TIOT Room fifth period? GOVE ELECTRICAL CO. 705 Washington Street NORWOOD Phone NO 7-0550 — Tuxedos for Rent — CURRANTS CLEANSING SHOP Cleansing - Alterations - Fur Storage Piek-np and Delivery Service 714 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. Suits - Coats - Sportswear MARY ' S SHOPPE 15 Cottage Street NORWOOD, MASS. Lingerie - Dresses - Hosiery Exterior and Interior Painting Expert Painting and Paperhanging MANFRED E. CARLSON 44 Sycamore Street Tel. NOrwood 7-2853 Tel. NO 7-1039-M PAUL B. CURRAN, Proprietor Quality - Values BRENNER ' S JOHN M. MUTCH and COMPANY CHILDREN ' S SHOPS, Inc. 62 Highland Street Boys ' , Ci iris ' and Infants ' Wear Norwood, Mass. Telephone NO 7-0342 652 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. Tel. NO 7-2276 Remember our Grand March and Lollipop at the Dedham game? SANSONE MOTORS, Inc. GOODYEAR TIKES GULF PRODUCTS 100 Broadway Agents for De Soto and Plymouth Automobiles - International Trucks KNOX-SMITH, Inc DODGE - PLYMOUTH Direct Factory Dealer Sales - Service - Paris 519 WASHINGTON STREET NOrwood 7-2110 You will never go wrong going to the right place. Can you imagine Lorraine with a hair out of place? ROSE ANN ' S THE GUILD TAXI PASTRY SHOP Cars for All Occasions M. J. Wallace 1031 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD Telephone Nor. 7-2350 1 WASHINGTON STREET CANTON 738 Washington Street 264 WASHINGTON STREET ISLINGTON Norwood, Mass. ALDO D. PELLINI OWEN MOTORS, INC. Your Tailor and Furrier Lincoln Cleansing - Pressing Repairing - Dyeing Mercury SALES and SERVICE 487A Washington Street 14 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. WESTWOOD, MASS. Fast, Efficient Service NORWOOD NESSON STORES LAUNDRY 726-728 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. 88-1 Washington Street Norwood Mass. We Say It With Values Nor. 7-0999 — 7-1318 Wouldn ' t it be funny if Elaine voire arrested for speeding? GILLIS BUSINESS SCHOOL Specialized Training is the key to good positions ACCOUNTING I - II- -III BUSINESS MATHEMATICS ALGEBRA COMPTOMETER SECRETARIAL EDIPHONE SHORTHAND (Machine, Symbol) TYPEWRITING MIMEOGRAPH CIVIL SERVICE STATE and FEDERAL TAXATION REFRESHER COURSES Accredited by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Education An Approved School under the G.I. Bill of Rights BUSINESS SERVICE There is no substitute for experience COMPLETE MAIL ADVERTISING PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER MIMEOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH BUSINESS FORMS CIRCULARS BULLETINS SKETCHES, LETTERING TYPING (Statistical, Copy) ADDRESSING (Machine, Typing, Written) THESES FIGURING INVENTORIES, etc. QUARTERLY TAX RETURNS STATE and FEDERAL INCOME TAX Call us for dependable stenographers, typists, office machine operators, bookkeepers, accountants . . . for temporary or permanent positions, experienced people or train beginners — Interviews arranged. 30 WALPOLE STREET NO 7-0844 NORWOOD, MASS. HAYES and WALL Serving Norwood for Twenty-five Years Complete Automotive Service OFFICIAL BRAKE AND LIGHT STATION 990 Washington Street, Norwood, Mass. Telephone NOrwood 7-1942 Nights: NOrwood 7-1952-W— 7-1564-M k Imagine 221 empty at 2:30. c SiS Trains for Jobs Higher Up It is more than a coincidence that so many of the top secretarial posts are held hy Gihl)9 graduates. They are specially trained for such johs. One and Two Year Courses. Write Enrollment Committee today for booklet, Gibbs Girls at Work, which tells about attractive job-opportunities. KATHAMNE GIBBS SCHOOL «« «.■«■ 90 MARLBOROUGH STREET • BOSTON 16 Other Gibbs Schools in New York, Chicago, Providence, and Monlclair, N. J. SERVING THE NATION SINCE 1770 We are supplying military and civilian demands with the best in Lamb and Sheepskins WINSLOW BROS. SMITH CO. NORWOOD, MASS. Remember the struggle to get sponsors for this book? Good Homes are built with Good Lumber FRANKLIN LUMBER CO. Call flic Lumber Number Franklin 710 PRAGER ' S 1032 Washington Street South Norwood (iood Things To Eat THRIFT FURNITURE SHOP at 505 Washington Street MARY HARTIGAN ' S Norwood, Mass. Dedham, Mass. Open from 11:80 to 8:30 WESTWOOD FURNITURE ERNEST R. WOOD COMPANY, INC. Furniture and Appliances Memorials 960 Washington Street Route 128 :i ikI 1A 871 Providence Highway Dedham, Mass. Tel. NO 7-2462- W Can you imagine Jackie D. without an imitation? For the BEST in ICE CREAM and CANDY FURLONG ' S CANDIES AND ICE CREAM Norwood Theatre Bide.— Yisil Our New Stand, Route 109, Millis BOCH SALES AND SERVICE A aiA STATESMAN Three Great Cars RAMBLER AMBASSADOR Providence Highway, Norwood NO 7-1096 Remember trying to attend three meetings in one period? Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF ' 51 from THE STUDENT COUNCIL Remember when Dotty ' s hair went up inflames? Keep Up To Date With Your Community For school, church, civic, fraternal, social, sports and latest spot news- complete community coverage — read the Norwood Messenger regularly. The NORWOOD MESSENGER Published Every Tuesday and Thursday A Community Institution Since 1895 Telephone NOrwood 7-0639 APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE REFRIGERATORS - RADIOS - WASHERS FREEZERS - TELEVISION —Sold and Serviced — 1250 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWOOD. MASS. MAC CHI BROS. American Brake Shoe Company Remember the scurrying to get out of the corridors when Mr. H. was on the warpath? TWO LITTLE WORDS . . . PLEASE and THANK YOU are an inseparable combination. Their constant, frequent use will have a more profound influence upon your future than any other expressive sounds yon can utter. CARROLL H. W fl fl fl INSURANCE WOODS AGENCY WARREN L. MILLIKEN Norwood BEST WISHES from THE CLASS OF 1953 An os in stuck Remember the day we wondered at the no school signal until we went out and fell flat? BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1951 Peabody Co-operative Association Remember the lengthy trips for ads in Mrs. R ' s car? BAKER ' S DRESS GOODS 611 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD GAS COMPANY 530 WASHINGTON STREET NO. 7-0179 BUY AND SAVE KORDETTE SHOPS Norwood ' s Leading Shop for WOMEN and CHILDREN CHARGE AND BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED Remember Tom Bowler and the dagger he saw before him? GOOD LUCK ' 51! CLASS OF 1952 NEPONSET VALLEY FARM ■ijrr WET, ,  S iv — Producers and Distributors— QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Telephone NO 7-0785 - Ice Cream Stand 7-0532 Remember when Jerry said, apologize ' ' ? IT ' S SMART TO COME TO JOHNSON MOTOR SALES, Inc. OLDSMOBILE - FRIGIDAIRE G. M. C. TRUCK 354 WASHINGTON STREET Tel. NO 7-0510 Tel. DE 3-1926 ISLINGTON-WESTWOOD, MASS. TEST SHOP A P and You ' ll See That Your Savings on A P Storewide Everyday Low Prices Are Far Greater Than on Just a Few Week End Specials A P SUPER MARKETS Remember Wenstrom and his mouchoir declaiming, Friends, Romans, etc. ? GAY FARM Norwood, Mass. Milk, Cream, and Apples MARTIN FABRICS, Inc. — Formerly — NORWOOD FABRIC SHOP Curtains - Draperies Slip Covers Put Your Feet In Regan ' s Hands REGAN ' S SHOE CORNER Sole Agent for ENNA JETTICK AIR TREDS BOSTONIANS STRIDE RITES X-ray, of course! Intelligently used MacDONALD ' S GROCERIES 345 Prospect Street Norwood Tel. NO 7-2018 6 Guild Street Tel. NO 7-1729 Charlie ' s Luncheon Service WILLARD F. COLEMAN Builder Tops in Food Catering, Commercial and Industrial 136 Dean Street Nor. 7-0554 Visit Our Snack Bar Norwood, Mass. at Norwood Airport Remember when Bob Clayton mistook Mr. Flaherty for a Sophomore? THE HOLLISTON MILLS, INC. Can you imagine Minky as a ballet dancer? CHUBET ' S MARKET 1208 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. Tel. Nor. 7-0604 HAMLIN ' S SERVICE STATION Cor. Railroad Ave. and Washington St. NORWOOD Mobiloil . : . Mobilubrication Tires and Accessories Tel. NO 7-0274 ARTHUR J. FORREST Petroleum Products — Dealer in — Esso Oil, Burners Range, Fuel Oils and Esso Gasoline NORWOOD RADIO CO. R. A. Norton, Prop. Radios - Combinations Television Telephone Norwood 7-1101 711 Washington St. Remember those enlightening sectional meetings? COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES NORWOOD BAN1T BANKING COMPANY - -V. 115 CENTRAL STREET 1135 WASHINGTON STREET NEXT TO NORWOOD THEATRE SOUTH NORWOOD NO 7-2720 NO 7-2722 Fours 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Friday Evenings 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION NORWOOD CO-OPERATIVE BANK DIVIDENDS HAVE BEEN ADDED OR PAID EVERY THREE MONTHS On Serial Shares at 3 % Savings Accounts at 2% All Accounts are Insured iti Full under Massachusetts Statutes Remember those helpful hints in fractured French? EAST WALPOLE CLEANSING and WHATNOT SHOPPE Dyeing - Shirts Laundered Dry Goods - Notions Phone Walpole 660 East Walpole Sq Shop at KENNEY ' S —For— Men ' s and Boys ' Wear FAMOUS BRANDS Jay son - Van Heusen - Airman Suits - Topcoats - Slacks Full dress Suits, Tuxedos, Cutaways for Rent PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 1048 Washington Street SOUTH NORWOOD, MASS. NOrwood 7-2269 Blue Coal New England Coke STANDARD AUTO GEAR CO. Our Guaranteed Fuels JOHN A. WHITTEMORE ' S SONS Oil Burner Service Range and Fuel Oils 115 Central Street NORWOOD, MASS. WALTER J. GLYNN, SR. BURTT ' S PHARMACY NORWOODS ONLY ART STORE 170 Walpole Street Prescriptions - Ice Cream MacDONALD ' S Candy COLOR CENTER NO 7-0171 48 Day Street NORWOOD Remember when Walsh and Cushman were removed from the force ? JIM ' S DAIRY BAR Come Visit our Modern Soda Fountain Delicious Frappes and Sundaes All Kinds of Sandwiches - French Fries Orders prepared to take out HOODS ICE CREAM SERVED Hours 9 A.M. to 1 A.M. 115 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWOOD NOrwood 7-3036 The Employees and Management of The TOBE DEUTSCHMAN Corporation 921 PROVIDENCE HIGHWAY NORWOOD, MASS. Remember when Ardy went with Jessie? CENTER GRILLE Catering Our Specialty Receptions Showers Banquets Weddings 65 Cottage Street Norwood, Mass. Tel. Nor. 7-1283 WHITE BROTHERS MILK COMPANY r X- I Best Wishes to Class of 1951 For Fine Foods RAIDER ' S VILLAGE, INC. Sharon-Walpole Line Route 1 ROLL-LAND 942 Providence Highway NORWOOD, MASS. Wouldn ' t it be funny if Dottie Logue came to school early? NORWOOD NURSING HOME, INC. 767 Washington Street Telephone Norwood 7-1513 Mrs. Hazel Drummey, Superintendent HOWARD JOHNSON ' S on PROVIDENCE TURNPIKE AT DEDHAM Telephone DE 3-3360 For LUNCHEON or SNACK on WORCESTER TURNPIKE at CHESTNUT HILL Telephone LO 6-8080 Gillooly Funeral Service 126 Walpole Street NORWOOD, - - - MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-0174 Just imagine Burra forgetting to laugh! JOHN E. BAMBER CO. FARNHAM ' S MUSIC SHOP Musical Instruments Building Construction Rentals Repairs Bulldozer Work Accessories 851 Washington Street 445 Walpole Street Tel. NO 7-2101-M NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NOrwood 7-2690 AMBROSE J. KELLY Is Your Best Bet CORNER MARKET 1 For Quality Television Lyman McKinney, Irving Bonham Philco — R.C.A. Victor— General Electric Stromberg Carlson Meats, Groceries, Sea Foods 501 Washington Street Be Sure Before You Buy KELLY ' S APPLIANCE CENTER Norwood 650 Washington Street, Norwood Tel. Nor. 7-2219 Telephone Nor. 7-2709 READ WHITE CAPS H Fabrics of Every Description and Wwk For Von and Your Home gowns SuHjm Sew and Save For Sale and |Nwf NORWOOD MILL-END STORE 710 Washington Street I o hi ' in  rjp 111 Summer Street Norwood BOSTON, MASS. LI 2-7930 We ' ll never forget our sophomore - party!! v x Smalt feuyi liu Cte NORWOOD BUICK COMPANY 10 Cottage Street, Tel. Nor. 7-2910 CASH AND CARRY Norwood Tobacco and Confectionery Co. B. Grossman Son, Props. Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Candy, Paper Bags and Drug Sundries 487 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NOrwood 7-1809-W FLAHERTY CONTRACTING CO. 40 PROSPECT STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-1056 Remember when the Hockey Team got up at 3 A.M.? TOWNE ' S EXPRESS THE ALICE GIFT SHOP, INC. —Dmlji Service — 696A Washington Street NORWOOD Norwood, Mass. WALPOLE DEDHAM Novelties BOSTON Gifts - - Greeting Cards Tel. No. 7-0792 CONWAY PONTIAC CO., Inc. 997-9 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS Tel. NO 7-2772 BERT ' S MEN ' S STORE PONTIAC Norwood, Massachusetts The Most Beautiful T uug On Wheels Sales— PONTIAC— Service Used Cars JENNEY GASOLINE and LUBRICANTS We ' ll never forget Burra ' s sneeze. UNION SAVINGS BANK THREE OFFICES 216 Tremont St., Boston 10 (5!) Franklin St., Boston 10 638 Washington St., Norwood SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Single Name Trustee Joint Accounts E eposits Fully Insured Under Mass. Law YOLT SAVE BY MAIL HOME MORTGAGES 4 and 4 % PERSONAL LOANS AT LOW RATES SEE US ABOUT LOW-COST SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE To Pay Bills or Send Money Use Our ' REGISTER CHECKS The Cost is only 10c. per cheek WILLIAM B. CAROLAN, President WILLIAM B. MACKKY, Treasurer Edward Bingham Sons, Inc. FLORI ST Established 1900 Incorporated 1930 PINE STREET, DEDHAM Tel. DEdham 3-1692 We ' ll never for get— Mr. Gormley in Economics. CUMMINGS 659 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. GALLO ' S GREENHOUSE Florist Telephone Walpole 7 TURNPIKE LUMBER CO. Doors, Windows, Lumber, Etc. Norwood ' s Friendly Lumber Yard Free Estimate - Free Delivery Service is our byword 900 Route No. 1 Tel. NO 7-0500 EVELYN ' S BEAUTY SALON 6-18 Washington Street Tel. Norwood 7-2435W FRANK ' S FOOD CENTER 860 Washington Street Norwood 7-0935 Where Y our Grandmother Traded DREYFUS WHITE Wholesale - Retail Fruits and Vegetables 620 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. Tel. NO 7-1899 - 7-1526 Just imagine if pupils were allowed to smoke in school! Office: NOrwood 7-1250 Ambrose Press Commercial Printers For Over 50 Years 925 Washington Street, Norwood Mass. F. W. NEILSEN, President Walpole St. Garage STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Cars and Trucks Nor. 7-1984 51 WALPOLE STREET NORWOOD, MASS NORWOOD AERIE, No. 1822 Fraternal Order of Eagles Liberty, Truth, Justice, Equality Home Open Daily NORWOOD, MASS. 12 Noon to 12 Midnight Tel. NOrwood 7-2529 The Fighting Fraternity With More Than One Million Members Remember when the rain spoiled our play layout? DENNY HOUSE REST HOME MALE and FEMALE VERNE INN Good Food Quiet Surroundings 12 Vernon Street Reasonable Kates Tel. NO 7-1361 86 Saunders Road NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-3085-W Congratulation Graduates! JOHN KEL LIHER VARIETY STORE W. T. GRANT CO. 686 Washington Street NORWOOD ALLEN ' S CUT RATE Perfumers 656 Washington Street NORWOOD 210 Pleasant Street Norwood, Mass. NOW IT ' S FASHIONABLE TO SAVE THE SHOELAND Quality Shoe Cancellations For Entire Family JOHN F. MURRAY, Prop. 709 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. Remember when Betty Mahony played hookey? Paul H. 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NO 7-0380 You Said It, Use Your Credit Norwood ' s Lucky Store FREDERICK F. BROWN HALON JEWELRY CO. 642 Washington Street Funeral Home NORWOOD, MASS. Guild Street Norwood Norwood ' s Leading Jeweler The Friendly Service A Gift From Yowr Jeweler is Finest BURKS SHOE STORE 643 Washington Street NORWOOD HARDWARE Norwood, Mass. Supply Co. The Home of Buster Brown and Teen-Age Shoes Wouldn ' t it be funny if there were no more detention? DULKIS SUPER SERVICE Complete Motor Tune-up 495 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-0685 KLEPS AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE BATTERIES - IGNITION - CARBURETION LOCKSMITHING - RADIO 770 PROVIDENCE HIGHWAY Telephone NOrwood 7-2279 TOWN SQUARE HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CORPORATION 599 Washington Street NORWOOD Remember when Cha and Abe locked Sue in the locker? E. OTOOLE Route 1, Corner of Everett Street ISLINGTON, MASS. GLACIER SAND and STONE CO., Inc. COFSKY ' S EXPRESS Boston - Norwood - Walpole Home Office 63 Austin Street Norwood, Mass. Tel. 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BABEL ' S GERTRUDE ' S PAINT AND WALLPAPER PASTRY SHOPPE Fancy Pastry 715 Washington Street Is Our Specialty Modene Service 641 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. Remember when Palma cried with joy? North Walpole Greenhouses POTTED PLANTS AND FLOWERS The newest and best in Corsage Creations . : . Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere . : . Tel. Walpole 159 Norwood Automobile Company Authorized Sales and Service for CADILLAC 64-68 BROADWAY Tel. NOrwood 7-0011 C. I. Davis and Son, Inc. CONTRACTORS 233 WINTER STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NOrwood 7-0752-R We ' ll never forget when Sue went with Harry V. Smooth Sailing, Class of ' 51! Ever watch a sailboat fighting its way against the wind? Forward progress can only be made by tacking, sailing obliquely into the wind, first at one angle, then at a change of tack. But always forward! Class of ' 51, you are ready to change your tack. The head winds are strong, but we know you ' ll take a new tack that will continue to carry you forward! BIRD SON, inc. U liolesale— MONUMENTS— Retail NORWOOD MONUMENTAL WORKS MAZZOLAS MEMORIALS E. D. Mazzola Telephone NOrwood 7-1735 WASHINGTON AND CHAPEL STREETS NORWOOD, MASS. Just imagine Miss O ' Sullivan reading a comic book! VIRGIL FLOWER SHOPPE Floral Designs For All Occasions GARNERS PHARMACY Prescription Specialist KODAKS - CAMERA SUPPLIES 8 Vernon Street 693 Washington Street Tel. NO 7-2560 Telephone NOrwood 7-0038 — Flowers By Wire — HARRY J. KORSLUND Architect 506 Washington Street NORWOOD Tel. NO 7-0555 NORWOOD MALT CO. Featuring All Latest Methods of Permanent Waving ONYX BEAUTY SALON 738 Washington Street MAY FUNERAL SERVICE 85 Nichols Street NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-1509 Remember when Norwood beat Dedham? (I can ' t) COVERS for the TIOT furnished by DELANEY PRESS Melrose, Massachusetts NORWOOD SPORT CENTER New England ' s Most Beautiful BOWLING AUDITORIUM TABLE TENNIS BILLIARD ROOM 24 Bowling Lanes 65 COTTAGE STREET Tel. NOrwood 7-1283 Open daily 12 noon to 12 midnight Sundays 2 to 11 P.M. Remember the strange places we wandered into looking for ads? SHURFINE MARKET Matthew Folan and Henry McKeown Proprietors Located at 448 Nahatan Street NORWOOD C. W. Food Market HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF Fish, Fruits, Groceries, Vegetables McCarthy Ice Cream Bird ' s Eye Frozen Foods 301 NAHATAN STREET Free Delivery Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Tel. NOrwood 7-1620 - 1621 RAY MUCCI ' S, INC. N. E. Largest Designers and Manufacturers of Formica Tops and Colonial Kitchens Tel. Brockton 899-8929 106.5 Montello St., Route 28 Compliments of MISS RUTH C. MORLAND Senior Operetta Coach Remember when the Spanish dancers practiced in the corridor? Lenny perfecting Bercy Ann Welch ' s coiffure NIKKI ' S BEAUTY SALON 485 Washington St., Norwood, Mass. Compliments of . . . NORWOOD COUNCIL, No. 252 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Norwood, Massachusetts Remember Kissable Lips and Shapely Matrons in the play? NORWOOD PRINTING CO. i EDDIE ARMOUR ' S Quality Printing BARBER SHOP 100 Central Street 635 Washington Street Rear of Town Hall NORWOOD, MASS. Norwood, Mass. Telephone NOrwood 7-1311 Union Label Shop SAM ' S UNITED Crosley -- Admiral CO-OPERATIVE STORE International Harvester Refrigerators - - Washers 47 Savin Ave. NO 7-0438 SAM ' S Meats and Groceries AUTO APPLIANCE CO. Dairy 11 Cottage St. Tel. NO 7-1586 33 Fisher Street Walpole 566-W HORTON PAINTING CO. Residential, Commercial, Industrial 11 North Plain Street Norwood, Mass. Telephone Nor. 7-3188 Wouldn ' t it be funny if it were real blood on Miss Hubbard ' s wall? SOUTH END MARKET Charles and George Elias NORWOOD TRIBUNE Norwood ' s Locally-Owned Newspaper Beauty Is Our Business THE TIOTEERS Wish their classmates POWDER PUFF 842 Washington Street The BEST of LUCK NORWOOD Hotpoint Appliances The Norwood Press F. H. STIMSON 851 Washington Street J. S. Cushing Co. Dedham, Route 1A Berwick and Smith Co. Dedham 3-0870-J C. B. 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