Orange High School - Key Yearbook (Orange, MA)

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- yr- - -8 7.--i V -- Class Will .-1 W' x K I , . .sux s n -Ill' ll 'Ily- '- ' QC.: , t N . . N 4 1 1 We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-two, of the Town of Orange, County of Franklin, and State of Massachusetts, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, made on the premises of Orange High School, and hereby revoke any wills heretofore made by us. We give, devise, and bequeath unto each of the students who are to remain in O. H. S., one, two, or even three years, the items listed as follows: BARREITT, JEAN leaves her natural curls to Red Sweeney who certainly can use t em. BATCHELOR, CONSTANCE leaves Mr. Anderson in peace. BLACK, MARGARET leaves her good nature to Shirley J ewett. BLACKMER, MARGUERITE leaves her quiet, demure ways to Joanne Scott. BLAZEJEWSKI, EDWINA leaves her acting ability to Glendon Gale. BOGEL, RICHARD leaves in an airplane for Mars. BOURQUE, ANN leaves her soda-jerking ability to Eileen Perkins. BRIGGS, ANN leaves her baton to an incoming Frosh. BROWN, BETTY leaves her rosy cheeks to Ethel Smith. BURNETT, BEVERLY leaves her gift of gab to Carole Miller. BUTLER, ARLAN leaves his Hollywood mufflers to Robert Whitaker. CHENAUSKY, WALTER leaves the story of his many romances to Eddie Lambert. S. u X

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We FFCS H1611 F ' by ANNE PARMENTER The main event of this year was our official initiation at Orange High School the Freshman Welcome presented by the Seniors. For our class officers we elected: James Guetti, president, Anne Parmenter, vice-presi- dent, Raymond Smith, treasurer, and Joanne Scott, secretary. I In the Student Council, Joanne Housen, Deanna Ward and Sally Wheeler represent the C HSS. In October, our Freshman play, Not Quite Such a Goose , was directed by Mr. Leslie Anderson. After hearing of the need of repairs at the town hall, the Freshman civics classes, under the direction of Mr. Leslie Anderson, went to work. We can feel that we have helped our town in a small way. W Our Freshman year is over and we now look ahead to our Sophomore year. .gf ge

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COLO, JOSEPH leaves the halls of O. H. S. a little quieter. COLO, NANCY leaves her dancing shoes to Joan Smith. DEEGAN, MARGARET leaves her seat in Home Economics to June Rand. DESSEAU, LORRAINE leaves her job in the office to Jackie Rivers. DIKE, JAMES leaves his love for the outdoors to Alfred Blazejewski. DRURY, CAROLE leaves her long walk to school to her cousin, Janice Walker. EATON, ALICE leaves her knowledge of home management to Constance Squires. ELLIS, MARION leaves her sense of humor to David Grigalunas. FELLOWS, WINFRED leaves, but takes his unsigned make-up cards with him. FERGESON, ELIZABETH leaves her much-loved seat in U. S. History to Dorothy reegan. FOURNIER, JANET leaves her saying, II don't care, to anyone who may need it. GORDON, NANCY leaves Mr. Faulkner without a collector. GUILMETTE, PAUL leaves his job and heads for Connecticut. HARRIS, ALICE leaves her driving ability to Beverly Belloli. HEBERT, PETER leaves his way with the women to Dick MacKnight. HILL, MARGUERITE leaves her artistic ability to Joanne Masellis. HOADLEY, ANITA leaves her hair styles to Jackie Cloukey. HORRIGAN, LAWRENCE leaves his point of clarity to the Student Council. JOHNSON, BARBARA leaves her quiet ways to Dean Sturtevant. JOHNSON, DOUGLAS leaves in his Ford for Athol. JOHNSON, EDVVIN leaves his flashy shirts and ties to Ernie Lambert. JOHNSON, J EANETTE leaves her typing speed to Mary Jane Moore. J OLY, VICTORINE leaves her shorthand notebook to Ann Martinelli. J UIF, RUSSELL leaves a vacant chair in future Minstrels. KENNEY, MARY ANNE leaves her position on the basketball court to Carol Conrad. KRAZEWSKI, FRANCES leaves her wardrobe to Joan DiNapoli. KRUZLIC, EDWARD leaves his jokes to Gerard Letourneau. LaFORD, WESLEY leaves his place in the quartet to Fenwick MacLeod. LeFEBRE, JAMES leaves his make-up cards with great joy.