Orange High School - Key Yearbook (Orange, MA)

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WOOD, JOHN leaves his slips for fourth period study to Mrs. Ryan. WRIGHT, THALMA leaves her red locks to Pamela Phillips. WRIGLEY, WALTER leaves his basketball ZANI, SHIRLEY leaves her serious attitude MURCHIE, DAVID leaves his well-groomed talent to Russell Wetherby. toward life to Alice Hallett. appearance to Philip Nelson. LEONARD, NORMAN leaves his tan to future sailors. In WITNESS WHEREOF, we herewith affix our seal on this eleventh day of April in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-two. Sign Xi 533 431 1 . iw!! I 1 ' 'x ed: ANN ARLINE MacGREGOR CAROLE ANN DRURY ALICE LOUISE RICHARDS LESLIE K. FAULKNER WILLIAM H. HAMMOND D

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LETOURNEAU, LEOPAULD leaves his winning ways to his brother, Charlie. ' LUNDGREN, RUTH leaves her unfinished chemistry assignments to Mr. Hammond. MacGREGOR, ANN leaves for the mountains of Vermont. MARTINELLI, ARTHUR leaves his looks and his good nature to John McCoy. MARTINELLI, RICHARD leaves his Charles Atlas physique to William Laffond. NELSON, JANE leaves her history class pranks to Arline Skerry. NICEWICZ, DOROTHY leaves her laugh ringing in the rooms of O. H. S. I NICKOLS, BARBARA leaves her bookkeeping book although she hates to. NIEUWEJAAR, FRED leaves his mathematical brain to next year's Trig students. OBERG, ANN leaves her variety of shoes to Jean Davis. ' PLUNKETT, J OANNE leaves her giggles to Beverly Thayer. RICHARDS, ALICE leaves her job at The Fernwood. RIEG, EfLEiANOR leaves her weakness for Ship 'n' Shore blouses to anyone who can a or it. RISING, JOYCE leaves her cheer-leading pep to Myrtle Harper. RIVERS, ARLINE leaves her job at Cooke's to some progressive Junior. RIVERS, J OANNE leaves her blush to Beverly Brown. SAHAGIAN, SAMUEL leaves to become a steady hand at the Athol A 8z P. SAWYER, NEIL leaves the Orange girls for those in Athol. SHAW, RICHARD leaves his pep, vim and vigor to Jim Chenausky. SMITH, HELEN leaves her sweet and quiet manner to Carolyn Bassow. SWEENEY, CAROLINE leaves her seat on the North Orange bus to Jerry Tubbs. TAYLOR, NANCY leaves her long hair to Frances May. TAYLOR, VERNON leaves his dancing ability to William Brailey. THOMPSON, AUDREY leaves her flash camera to anyone who can put it to good use. THOMPSON, EDWARD leaves his drums to Earl Castine. TORCHIA, JOSEPH leaves his super-duper convertible. TORCHIA, LUCY leaves her lovely needlecraft to posterity. WALLACE, IMOGENE leaves her position as the OGHIS editor to some hard work- ing Junior. WARD, GENE leaves his arguments to future Student Council members.

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P Thei Crystal Ball , Ss-1yethEThis of L the Future . -7 v What does the future hold for the class of 1952 of Orange High School? While admitting that we are as much in the dark as everyone. is concern-ing the answer to the question, nevertheless, we venture to make the following predictions for our classmates for the year 1962: RICHARD BOGEL, former aviator at the Orange Airport, has won his water wings in the Y. M. C. A. dog paddle contest. JOE COLO models shirts for MacGregor sportswear at the Orange Clothing Store. Private PETER HEBERT and Colonel GUS JOHNSON, former residents of Orange, have won the good conduct badge along with the rest of the Yankee Division. EDWARD KRUZLIC is instructing the Girl Scouts in their first aid badge. ARTHUR MARTINELLI has just joined the Bluebeard Bachelor Club in New York City. NORMAN LEONARD is a ten-year veteran in the Navy. He is still swabbing the decks of the USS Sailboat. RICHARD MARTINELLI is featured in the Barnum and Bailey Circus as Hercules. RICHAIRD SIEXW found baseball too strenuous and is now ping-pong champion of t e wor . MARGUERITE HILL and BARBARA JOHNSON have invented a new type of typewriter that never makes a mistake. Their best customer is the Orange High School. ANN OBERG, famous child psychologist, is writing for the Boston Sunday Advertiser. Her feature article is Bringing Up Father. VERNON TAYLOR, the canary screen star of silent films, is giving a concert in B- sharp at the North Orange Town Hall. EDWARD THOMPSON has won fame and fortune by sending messages over his tom-toms at half price.