Orange High School - Key Yearbook (Orange, MA)

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vw- -- V - via , o 5000090009OOQOUOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOO000009090000000999 ooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooo ooo oooooood History of the Class of 1952 . . We Seniors 0 0 0 O Q 9 2 We, the class of 1952, embarked upon our glorious career as members of the student body of Orange High School in the month of September, in the year 1949. Our first great achievement was accomplished by pulling the Sophomore class through Q the Ranch pond at the annual rope-pull. z 9 We were formally accepted into the student body at the Freshman Welcome, for 5 which we all held a grave fear. But it was not so bad as we expected, and everyone had a 3 grand time. 9 Our class officers for the year were president, Arthur Martinelli 3 vice-president, Nancy 9 Colo, secretary, Imogene Wallace, treasurer, Joseph Colo. We were represented in the Student Council by Jean Graves, Imogene Wallace, and Q 0 David Murchie. - 0 When the one-act play contest rolled around, we put up a stiff fight for .first place. We 3 were defeated by the seniors, however, and came in second. 0 The freshmen proved their ability when Gene Ward was elected to represent the school Q at Good Government Day in Boston, and Russell J uif was chosen as an end man for the an- : nual minstrel show. z 3 We completed our first year in high school by electing Gene Ward as our class marshal. Q In the following September we returned to school, and with Mr. Hammond as our 0 advisor, we elected our officers. They were: President, Richard Shaw 3 vice-president, Eliza- z beth Ferguson, secretary, Jane Nelson, treasurer, Arthur Martinelli. 9 That year we chose as our Student Council representatives, Dorothy1Nicewicz, Jane 2 Nelson, David Murchie, Lawrence Horrigan and Gene Ward. z We became the winner of the annual rope pull, as we had in the previous year. 3 Arthur Martinelli was chosen as the representative from O. H. S. to attend the Good Government Day in Boston. Q X 0 6 4000O0000000090000000000090009000OOOOOOQOOOOQOOOOOOO5

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BI-EAT THE DRUMS. So MUCH ONE MAN CAN no. How BRILLIANT AND MIRTHI-'UL THE LIGHTS OF HER FYI-' K BE T0 HER VIRTUI- S VERY INIIND AND T0 HER I-'AIII TS A IITTI I' BI IND EDWARD THOMPSON EDDIE Basketball 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Minstrel Show 2, 3, 4 Minstrel Show Specialty 3 Cabaret 2, 3, 4 Prom Usher 3 JOSEPH TORCHIA HJOEYY Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Stall' 4 Class Marshal 3 Prom Usher 3 Class Committees 3, 4 I I JOHN wooD JOHNNY Glee Club 3 Minstrel Show 4 Minstrel Show Specialty 4 Cabaret 4 Top Magazine Subscription Salesman 4 LIFE IS NOT so SHORT HUT THAT THERE IS ALWAYS TIME I-'CR c'oUIz'II-:sY. THALMA WRIGHT THELM Basketball Manager 3, 4 Softball, Manager 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel Show 2, 3, 4 Cabaret 2 . Usher Senior Play 4 Pro Merito 3, 4 Oghis Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Committees 1, 2, 3:4 Sharps and,Flats 2, , , 4' ,f I I f lu' 4 iff' J V ' I if WITH A SMILE UPON HER I,IPs. I 4 1 : V f , I I X I IJ, 1,1 jf! Ly! A4 I I if jffffs fy IX' WALTER WRIGLEY J A x v X, LUCY TORCHIA Minstrel Show 2 IM OGENE WALLACE IMOE Glee Club 2 Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel Show Specialty 3, 4 One-Act Play 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Oghis Stall' 1, Assistant Ed- itor, Editor 4 Student Council 1, 3 Class Secretary 1 Prom Usher 2 Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 t ff' fflff' fkxhllf ,I A ly! WALT ' Football 4 , Basketball 3, 4 I Baseball 3 Glee Club 3 Minstrel Show 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 4 HS'l'A'IEl.Y AND TALL IIE wiovss IN TH1-J HALL, THE CHIEF OF A THOUSAND FOR GRACE. SHIRLEY ZANI UPORKIE Basketball 2, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Minstrel Sh w 613, 4 Oghis Staffrw f Class Vice- sid f 4 X Q A 55, ff! KQAII, WHY SHOULD LIFE ALI. LAIIUR I Blu? - Eel X Wim WMS

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X99999999999999999999999999999999999999999OO999999O9f 0 2 Serving as cheerleaders were Jeanette Johnson, Elizabeth Ferguson and Anita Hoadley, Q Once again, we took second place in the one-act play contest with our presentation of X D-298. Q Russell J uif was again selected as a minstrel end man along with another member of our z Q class, Leopauld Letourneau. 0 9 Our first prom was presented on April 28, with the co-operation of the entire class. z 3 We attended the Baccalaureate service with Richard Martinelli as our class marshal. 9 Thus our second year in Orange High School came to a close. 9 . 0 We returned in the fall as upper classmen. Q 5 Junior class officers were: President, Peter Hebert, vice-president, Shirley Zanig secre- z z tary, Eleanor Rieg, treasurer, Leopauld Letourneau. Q 00 000000 0 0 1+ on sv P1 ff L4 'cz ff S S 2. 3' 22 Ea Go- 5. ,W-to o,-tg gg 51: i15F'f52f'55f? w?sP fi 3 513, Eg' 25-' -es 22 'cu fb mo N., FD 'I 4-rg, '5' Om O O U2 0 my 2-56-0522 '55 gi sm Wgmz fp ...D..-,D 1-fm Q.-1 g'g'3E,: gs ,Rim 3,3 Z3 VD 0 355 '11-f 115 S03 E.2.g-ya: C-' C-' H s5--,- o S94 O'-s -1 Q gm mm 3 o sg' ,mcp- fi... gm: -. E gm mi 5 mega ng' 55 uae aaa? 'S-'eggs SJ '-s59'9f'E-' 525: se 2 See.-se. s 3 use W? 9 Q S855 -Q.-1+ f-fm s mb m :E Oo. O Q,....?g g 4-+5 f:gm F Z-.5 swa- 0 'D Us-gz -. 0 Q-ef 210 if 4 5 9'L.fb5' cz 4'E'D' S-'iw 5 ,S : mo Us :S QUAD 1-P3 : 2 3 gg as 5 U gm 14 3 ggi?-Ss' Q 22:5 sg- s 5225762 5 Gggsg H 5 O 'f wi 5 :ew SS- 3 C 0 rf-fb 2 ft O E.,-1 5-mv-1 CD 'g UQ O fb N Po 5 Cm 375' 5 5 E. m g Q Q Z9 sg ea 5 2 e g seas 5 Q4 5 PU '-' E0 :: 3-3 W s s E 52 5 s 4,1 n-. ES s Q N 5 5.025 Si? fl -s on w S2 '-' 5 -.na mm C-1 a 2 5 S 2 W :N sz Q v-so J Q' 5:-I gi D-5 CD gc' :D UU ' 1-+Z 8 9' Q- 14: 'D -P1 fb 53 2 fn- 8 55532 '67 H 1 CD U2 W EWU CD,-, 5 '4 -- E U1 I5 5 cf e 2' Q U' ee Ee 2 2.5 w 9 F 8 eo Em 2 g 4 3 N 2, 303.257 2, I3 O ,.,, I5 Q C OU rg 3 Q- e -, g- -5- 3 cn' s 5 5 Q-1-+52 2 4 CD N rp 0,255 M .-. 5 '1 9' N 0 ..... Pr' Q fu Q.. 'T' C 9 ::s : 'P 00000000000000 000000000 Representing us in the Student Council were Lawrence Horrigan, David Murchie, Jane N 1 Q- S. cu 'P 'U 1 cn U3 .... Q- cu 5 5' 'FU C F? 5' F' Cf' 5 U3 rn 5 U2 ro o 1 rn F? Q3 1 Ti L4 o iff Q rn EU Zi: 5 UQ l'P 1 co 93 U1 C -1 rn F 'U N 5 C3 E. 5 ru FV' ff fb 99 99 0000 0 000 U 'U Cb Bw 52? :miie 396 mom? cdrom A25-:r :1 nv 'ggmgi-+3 3955 592 :EE mm 53 gm? ips' QOQG :em Q92 QS? ln-WU u-n 'sw -ff UQ: I mfg pf-hro N0gO Sa' gs-Q Pear: ' gi! 4-1-gow 0538 Hai egg 93 5 022 'Dm' 03' FW za, 555 8325-5 lump, ,,, - QNS Sas 2.35 :gg 9.1-wg. 2'5 H4-r 55 Ugg 1433 img H391 -.UQ . ms. ' ,D H35 Seo Pm? 3 ks Oo 3,5-5 Q O'-1 D-'QFD Uqrlfl Z-' rr-':.' Seve 5 Sgr' Q55 S5 gt-rg SME' BON ,.,... ESM gg :FS 502 M4 wma Zo Sm CUfD 3' ::-s -,N ' HQ- GBE, e.5- :we Cv me of-- ,UQ 'Dim Q m9J '- 01-H4 5-'DS 25? 750' SE.-. Hs S55 -1:1 avg QCA: rf 54 was SB ' O-- SEYD 2.1-+2 Em Eva DEM: nw IJ -E, icq: OCD ZQQ U1 99 '15 mm:- rTf5'fl 25' U72 5- mm S2 Se' UQQT ef'-' --453 arg! 75 ev-E'g i-4 fb!!! 1 ESQ ,fe gtg 555' 525 339 ff? f-3339 99999999 99999 The senior play, The Land is Bright , directed by Mrs. Margaret Ryan, was presented on March 7, in the Town Hall. The play, with its large cast and many assistants, turned out 3 to be quite a successful venture. 0 Q Eleanor1Rieg'was chosen tofrepresent us'at the Good Government Day in Boston. Q 3 The D. A. R. Good Citizenship award was presented to Marguerite Blackmer. z 9 5999 00000000000000000000 000000040QQ000Q0QQQ4