Orange High School - Key Yearbook (Orange, MA)

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CLASS WILL DAVID ANDERSON leaves to try and find another group of girls to tease just as he did the senior girls. GAIL ANDERSON leaves her beautiful hair to Lauretta Loverro. LOUIS ARMITAGE leaves Orange to become a permanent resident in Turners Falls. IOAN AUTIO leaves her quiet Ways to Eleanor Goyette, Who can surely use them. LEROY BARNES leaves sixth period study a little less noisy. MARCIA BELSKY leaves her majorette's baton to the lucky girl Who can fit into the position. LENARDA BOGEL leaves to OHS, a new Betty Crocker cook book. EDWARD BURNETT leaves his athletic ability to Arlan O'Lari, Who, We hope, Will help to carry OHS to many victories next year. SALLY ANN CALCARI leaves her coy ways to Elizabeth Mann. LOUISE CALVI leaves her many musical talents to her sister Rita, in hopes that the family name Will be carried on in future years. MARGARET CAREY leaves her good disposition to Martha Nordstedt. CYNTHIA CHENAUSKY leaves her shorthand ability to someone Who needs a little help. IOAN CHEVALIER leaves her naturally wavy locks to Marjorie DeGara, WILLIAM DARLING leaves his parking space to Iudy Bruno. HARRIET DAVIS leaves her position on the basketball team to Katherine Paluilis, in hopes that next year's team will be undefeated. MARCIA DAY leaves her glockenspiel to Robert Roach for future band use. WILLIAM DEXTER leaves his tranquil Ways to Tyrone Patrick, Who, We hope, Will make use of them. ROLLAND EMOND leaves his love for his car to William S. Harris. WILLIAM FISK leaves the gavel of senior class president to the l956 president. FREDERICK GREEN leaves his height to Ronnie Satrowsky. CAROL HARRIS leaves her brother Bill to carry on the family name. IOANNE HOUSEN leaves her proper Ways to Carolyn Barrows. IOI-IN KRASZEWSKI leaves his artistic ability to Stephen Rockmore, MARSHALL KRUPNICK leaves his mathematical mind to Anthony Winoski. GEORGE LaCROIX leaves his curly hair to Iames Stone. CAROLYN LAWSON leaves her collection of service addresses to some girl who likes to write. LARRY LAWSON leaves his dues card punch to the incoming senior treasurer.

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IOANNE SCOTT: Soloist in NBC's All-Girl Orchestra. LOUISE CALVI: Featured saxophonist in Orange Symphony Orchestra. CYNTHIA CHENAUSKY: Research worker for Encyclopedia Britannica. GERMAINE PETRIN: Model for Listerine Antiseptic Company. I-IARRIET DAVIS: Member of the Olympic Girls' Basketball Team. CORA WORTMAN: Musical comedy star. LENARDA BOGEL: Lecturer for Betty Crocker, Incorporated. IOHN KRASZEWSKI: Owner of Packard Used Car Lot. PAUL PALUILIS: Top salesman at Packard Used Car Lot. DONALD RIVERS: Don Iuan M.G.M.'s leading male star. LEROY BARNES: Talent scout for Pool, Incorporated. LOUIS ARMITAGE: Demonstrator for Sleepy-Bye Mattress Company. DAVID ANDERSON: Salesman for pre-fabricated dog houses. IOAN AUTIO: Winner of good conduct medal in the Girl Scouts. ROLLAND EMOND: Oil tycoon of Texas. IOSEPHINE LETOURNEAU: Author of the best-seller Fililoustering. IOAN CHEVALIER: Demonstrator of the modern atomic powered sewing machine. HELEN WI-IITTEN: Career consultant. ' CHARLES LETOURNEAU: Commander of the Pacific fleet. KAY RIVERS: Life guard at Daytona Beach. CAROLYN LAWSON: Pill tester for Research, Incorporated. GAIL ANDERSON: Private investigator for the FBI. IUDITH POWERS: Winner of a Cross Country Bicycle Marathon. GAIL PECOY: Interne at S.P.C.A. Hospital. DEANNA WARD: Discoverer of a pink pill for every ill. RUTH TURNER: Hostess at any hotel - as long as it is in Florida. VIRGINIA WORSELY: Lecturer at Portia Law School. DORIS WOODBURY: Recruiting officer for the WAVES. MURIEL WATSON: Cover artist for Farm and Home Iournalf' MYRNA RICE: Miss Private Secretary of I9 - -. CHARLES SI-IATOS: Writer of the syndicated column, Girls, Why Be Lonely? DAVID SI-IEPARDSON: Promoter of scientific farming. NANCY TROOPE: Social worker at Bellevue Hospital. WILLIAM FISK: Design engineer for Lockers, Incorporated. CAROL HARRIS: Saleswoman for solid gold dentures. MARCIA BELSKY: The Don't turn your dial girl on the Iackie Gleason Show. WILLIAM DEXTER: President of Dexter Odorless Cork-tipped Cigar Company.

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CHARLES LETOURNEAU left in Ianuary for the Navy, thus saving the teachers the agony of filling out his make-up cards. IOSEPHINE LETOURNEAU leaves the second lunch period a little more quiet. GEORGE LYMAN leaves a bottle of Groze to Billy Harris. SYLVIA MarcAURELE leaves her alibis to Arlene Davis. EMMETT MENARD leaves his sociology seat to some unfortunate student. PATRICIA MONGRAIN leaves her mischevious ways to Gerry Hartney. CYNTHIA NELSON leaves her drums to Marlene DeGara. PAUL PALUILIS leaves his position in the National Guard to Ronnie Williams. ANNE PARMENTER leaves her technique for getting along with people to Arlene O'Lari. GAIL PECOY leaves her good behavior in class to Gerald Brousseau, GERMAINE PETRIN leaves Mr. Finnegan in peaceg Cif he passes herl. IUDITH POWERS leaves her long hair to Carol Brackett. IAMES RANEY leaves English with pleasure. MYRNA RICE leaves her daily trip to the post office to Ioyce Blackmer. DONALD RIVERS leaves his make-up cards to Bobby Parker. EDWARD RIVERS leaves the music room quiet until Bobby Edwards replaces him. KAY RIVERS leaves her all-around personality to Barbara Day. ARTHUR SAHAGIAN leaves his dark hair to Doreen Gormley. IOANNE SCOTT leaves OHS a little better place as a result of her having been there. CHARLES SHATOS leaves his care free ways to Iackie Ball. IANET SHAW leaves her jovial ways to Iune Woodrow. DAVID SHEPARDSON leaves his A's in Trig to anyone who can use them. AUDREY SPAULDING leaves her famous smile to Pauline LaCroix. CONRAD STANGE doesn't leave a thingy he is taking everything with him. MARY IANE TIMMINS leaves her library work to Barbara Cleveland. NANCY TROOPE leaves her long walks up West River Street to Kathy Preece. RUTH TURNER leaves her bookkeeping to anyone who can do it. DEANN A WARD leaves her power of persuasion to Candace Waite. MURIEL WATSON leaves her baton twirling ability to her cousin Anika Cloutier. HELEN WHITTEN leaves her winning smile to Donna Lyman. DORIS WOODBURY leaves her homework assignments, hoping someone can do them for her. VIRGINIA WORSLEY leaves her candy bar eating in classes to someone who likes candy. CORA WORTMAN leaves her leading lady's part in the senior play to Kath- leen Dowd. In WITNESS WHEREOE, we herewith affix our seal on this fifteenth day of April in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-five. Louise Calvi David Anderson Sylvia MarcAureIe Margaret L. Ryan Leslie K. Faulkner