Oxford High School - Ravelins Yearbook (Oxford, MA)

 - Class of 1947

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w th the flrm hope that they wln lt as often a we dxd To the Freshmen We leave the pr1v1lege of bemg he first Cla s to graduate from the neu ln ll cl c 11 To Merrltt Agab1an R1chard Hoye leaves hls t1tle as bemg the quletest boy 1n the class To Margaret Albuquerque Glorla de Vlllers leaves th loo I1 me used to be heard ln all her classes To Cllfton Bell Donald Davlau leaves the brams he can spare to help Cllff 1ntr1U To Evelyn B1 d Mary Tomaslan leaves her cute l1t le Q1 Gle Wlth the hope that she can enttrtun all her classmates durmd a dull perlod To Lucxlle Brooks Norma Chaffee leaves her po t1on as P1851 dent of Junlor Red Cross w1th her best wlshes for success To Joan Bullard Irene Babbltt leaves her d term1nat1on fToo To Ma y CHIQSS Phyll1s Krys1ak leaves her qu1etness 1n all classes To Wllfred Cho1nere R1chard Conrad leaves h1s booklet on how to act 1n a class Wlth all g1rls To Grac1a Clark Theresa Leblanc leaves her talkmg ab1l1ty but don t get caught GPSCIB To Paullne Conners We leave another successful year at Lotus vuth the mlnlmum amount of ch1na broken To LOFFHIHG Davldson Phylhs Buxton leaves her helght To Theresa Dudek Barbara Carlson leaves her ablllty to be seen and heard To Yvonne Duquette Paullne Corey leaves her typewnter 1n R 7 and hopes Yvonne has better success To Anne Fox Ruth Klelnsmlth leaves her ab1l1ty to dlsturb Mr Hobbs and get a m1n1mum of detennons Page Twenty Three l To Eva Gage Sh1rle3 Berth1aume leaves her ab1l1ty to make a lusc1ous strawberry soda' And we dont mean maybe To Constance Greenleaf Ol1ve Cunnmgham leaves her well earned tltle of class songb1rd To Roland Jandron Ronald MGSSIQY leaves h1s physlque and he1ght so that Roland may also become the 1dol of the ent1re fem1n1ne body of O H S To Betty Johnson Shlrley Benway leaves the t1tle of class lady To Theresa Lamountaln Barbara Langway leaves her glasses and hopes Theresa can see Wlth them better than she d1d To Theodore Lamounta1n Robert PQFISBHU leaves h1s Judgment as to what t1me the tardy bell rlngs To R1chard Ledoux Glenn Bacon leaves thlg challenge Play basl-'etball four Vears and not get taken out on fouls Bacon d1d To Helen L1ncoln E1leen Rohan leaves her danclng ab1l1ty To Ba bara Mara Jane Donavan leaves her act1n ab1l1t5 To M1ll1e Marcoux Melda Burhnvarn leaves lfer enthus1ast1c leans at the basketball games Refnemb Mlllle what goes up must come down We suggest a cush1on To Chester McCarthy 8z FTHHCIS Rawson Ray Smlth and Dlck Robbms leave the1r lobs as off1c1al ash dumber do you bovs know of a better way to m1ss seventh per1od To E1leen McManv Bertha Dumont leaves her pleasmv person allty To Andrew MGPCISP Leo Cazeault leaves the tltle of senlor he man To LOIS Mllll an Marlon N rcross leaves her Endllsh home work complete i . V . . J Z- s ' . ' S ' 'g 53 -14 . 1-- . U . :1 l . ' o' Q-. , : ' e . 1' . ' . . . at - as - - , D. '17 :- I 7- . . t .6 . 'l'l 9 . J L1 . - t . Z . n ' 5. . In my .- . . . , . 4 V 9 a a l I I ti. bad you don't play basketball, Joan.j - .' r ', i- , I . F A G- 1 . Y n . Z ' T . n Q 4 1 . l- 3 . , , 1 ' . . . 1. . , . er. :L , . I iv 5 ' 7 , . . I ' o V '. ' n 3- ' ts:- . . ,V ' 3 , I- . . .Q :- . . . . . . D . - , I F 3 - fr--

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the famous Dayl1ght Bulldmg Donald DHVIHU IS now bemg ha1led as one of the most br1ll1ant englneers In fact, the stately product of h1s genius IS now known as the Elghth Wonder of the world By the way h1s Wlfe Pat Mara has just been voted the perfect housewlfe of 1957 and Mary Tomaslan IS takxnd h1gh hon ors for her remarkable work as Donald s prlvate secretary Speakmg of secretarxes Allce Merr1am IS domg a fme Job as Glenn Bacons personal a1d Monsleur Ronald Nlessler has taken a large terraced beauty salon 111 the Dayhght Bulldmg I-Ie certamly IS rushed by notable cllents In fact he has to have two bodv guards To add to our l1st of buslness men are R1chard Robblns operatmg a hehcopter repalr shop R1chard Conrad who IS buylng and sellmg used cars and Earl Faneuf who IS presldent of the largest Sport man s Club 1n the natlon Dav1d Naramo e owns the om ages the Elaborate Bowlmg Green whlch cons1sts of twenty four alleys The new dxal svstem under the suner vxslon of Bettv Blrd and he asslstant Paul 1ne Corev keeps the metropolls ID contact Wlth the world The Oxford Dally Pl net who e edvtor IS Melda Burllngame employs Theresa Bar1l CI ASS We the Class of 1947 bemg of sound m1nd fwe thxnkj do declare th1s to be our last wxll and testament We who reslde ln Room 6 at Oxford Hlgh School ln the town of Oxford ln the County of Worcester ln the State of Massachusetts wlsh to quote Abra ham Llncoln The school w1ll l1ttle note nor long remember what I say here but It can never forget what we d1d here' To Our Dear Alma Mater We wxsh to express our slncere thank for remalmng statlonary throughout our four years T0 Mr Shea We have the pleasure of leavmg a Jet pro as reporter for the socxal page and Janet Cun mng am as her recept1on1st Theresa LeBlanc and Irene Babblt run the largest cha1n barga1n basement 1n Mass achusetts Smlth and Mamota Dalry keeps Oxford well supplled wlth thelr first class products The Oxford Memorlal Hospltal has on ltS staff Paul Leclalre a very good surgeon Wlth hxs asslstants Jane Donovan Barbara Carlson Gerry Harrls and Ruth Kle1nsm1th Glorla de Vnlers IS carmg for the younger gen eratlon 1n her own nursery Two of our classmates namely Phyllxs Buxton and Elleen Rohan are l1v1ng out of town Thelr husbands seem to prefer the country The slsterly love between Bertha Dumont and Barbara Langway IS proved by the attentlon given to Be-rthas even chlldren by Barb R1chard Hove our Mayor has been re elected because of h1s spotless reputat1on and Marxon Norcross and Phylhs Krys1ak Robert Rodxer 1S prlncmal of the new hlgh school and one of h1s prettlest teachers 1S Marllyn Prouty Well that sums un the HITBIPS of our class mates past and present Undoubtedly you wll be as eager to come back as we are to have you Your humble servant HENRY E ANTKOWIAK XVII I pelled plane to go from Mxllbury to Oxford da1ly To Mr Sannella We leave anothe room of mtelllgent senlors to take our place ln h1s heart To our Teachers We leave th1s statement to ponder e could have been worse' To the Jumors We leave Room 6 mmus the bread and cracker crumbs To the Sophomores We leave the 1nter class basketball trophy at Page Twenty Two . . . , . n I - - , ' ' , , , ' 1 ' 7 I ' I 3 . - . o n Y I 1 - . . I I - 1 n l a . n , I , 7 ' . I .1 . 3 ' . 3 - 1 . . ' 1 . 1 .X . 7 'A . . . . , u y , Y l . . . . ' . . ' ' 1 I Q ' 2 1 1 1 - Q ' ' ' ,fs ' - . . ' . Y . - ' ' D I s ball machines in town and D Ual'l Slime man' nuiet wavs. The receotionists at City Hall are , Y I I q . . - ' . . . . . , . . H Q cc r - S -aw Q - I , , . N 71 Y I JA A 3 , v . . 7 7 I . I , . n :- I , Y . . . 9 5 l ' , - . . ,. . . - va I ' , HW ' 71 . - S :-. .



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TO Raymond Morse Donald Behr1rger leaves the t1tle Most 1mproved 1n four years at O H S To EISIG Moscofflan Betty B1rd leaves her typmg however good or bad lt IS To Wllllam Park1s Hank Antkow1ak leaves h1S pos1t1on as class comed1an To Charles Parks We leave the t1tle of head cheer leader for the year of 1948 To Annette Rafferty Patty Mara leaves her pos1t1on as class secretary To Robert R1chards Paul Lecla1re leaves h1s pos1t1on as treasurer of the Senlor Class By the way Bob there are no profits 1n the Job To Marcelme Rob1doux MHFIIYH Prouty leaves the mag1c p1ns she uses to keep her ha1r 1n place at all t1mes To Alfred Rose Herb Mahota leaves h1s he1ght and ab1l1ty to play basketball To Evelyn Schofield AllC6 lVIerr1am leax es her chewlng gum and adv1ce on how not to get caught CI-XSS Antkow1ak Henry To Henry the chatterbox of the cl ss We g1VQ th1s mouth wash to keep h1s volce bass Babbltt Irene To Irene who 1S our greatest athlete We g1V9 these wmgs so ex ery race shell beat Bacon Glenn For Glenn Bacon The star p1tcher of our class We present th1S sturdy pltcher s mxtt So no SWIII balls w1ll pass To Anna Skoog Sarah Dxnes leaves he1 popularxty Wlth all her classmates To Ernestme Skoog Theresa Bar1l leaves her Job as oflice g1rl seventn perxod w1th all the tr1als that may accompany It To Donald Sm1th Donald Stone leaves h1s 1n1t1als To Vmcert Taparauskas Davld Naram re leaves adv1ce on how to be conven1ently 1ll the day of an Engllsh exam To W1ll1am VVaddleton Robert Rod1er leaves you wlth the greatest of pleasure the role of class pres1dent for 1948 To Audrey Wagner Gerry Harr1s leaves her secret formula for dO1Dg her homework and havmg txme for other thmgs To Bernard Wh1te Earl Faneuf and Roy Humphrey leave thelr comb1ned knowledge of mathemat1cs to a1d 5 ou at recess 1n makmg change In w1tness whereof we have s1gned our names th1s second day of June ID the year of our Lord n1neteen hundred and forty seven Theresa Barxl For the Class of 1947 Barll Theresa To Theresa the chatterbox of our class We g1V8 these throat drops to a nlce lass Behrmger Donald Our qu1et Donald m1ght l1ke to play W1th a rattle l1ke th1s when teacher s away Benway Sh1rley To Sh1rley who always looks so neat We g1ve th1s xron to keep her dress 1n pleat Berthxaume Sh1rley To Sh1rley who 1S rathe1 shy We g1V9 these capsules so she may always be sp1y Tu entx I' our . . ,L . A . . 1 . - - N v - A . . , . . . . , A H ,, . . . . . l 5- . :- . . A 4 . o 1 . . ' 7 9 7 . . sc as . . . . . . ' 1 . . 7 . Q . W Y 1 Y if W 1 4 S 4 41 A A I A , . , 3- Q 1 v . - ' ' ' M ' 7 7 . . . . , a v ' . . 1 ' Y 7 ' v v 7 . V ' . ' 1 f Y V 7 ' . . , . . . . , . , . . Q - I ..,-jg v ,- '

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