Plainfield High School - Hermiad Yearbook (Central Village, CT)

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- CLASS SONG - One More Song 1. No longer in our classes, We'11 gather day by day N o longer lads and lasses, We'l1 walk the self-same way, Another duty calls us, A wider path awaits, And we must leave these portals, These dear familiar gates 2. No more the morning greeting, Of comrades tried and true No more the daily meeting, Our problems to renew, Welre stepping out together, But as we pass the door, We take to varied pathways, We walk as one no more. 3. Yet other earnest faces, Will shine where ours have shone, These dear familiar places, Shall not be left alone, For year by year untiring, Our Alma Mater true, Will send her loyal children, The wor1d's new work to do. Chorus Join in one more song together, Join with all your heart, Time has cut the classmates tether, We must drift apartg Come, a store of mem'ry bringing from the happy past: One more song together singing, One more song, the last. Words and Music by Ira B. Wilson -9-

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First Row Seated 1Left to Rightl: Lorraine Desaulniers, Fernande Bouthillier, Doris Beausoleil, Mary Lasnier, Alyce Gannon, Patricia Coffey, Norma Gondela, Miss Milli- cent Goyette and Mr. Norman Eichner, Class Advisors-Clarissa Bullard, Pauline Martel, Ruth Gallup, Mae Nichols, Mary Butler, Margaret McGee, Beatriz Pedro, Lillian Grochkey, Lucille Jette. First Row Standing fLeft to Rightl: Mildred Ihloff, Jeannette Grenier, Barbara Frink, Cynthia Bessette, Lucille Tetreault, Lauretta Messier, Patricia Burton, Lucille Beau- regard, Alice Harton, Lorraine Marcoux, Bernice Miller, Phyllis Marchesseault, Pauline Marchesseault, Pauline Bowen, Pauline Ducat, Phyllis Oates, Emily Lathrop. Second Row Standing fLeft to Rightl: Robert Brodeur, Richard Rossi, Edmond Seney, Howard Curry, Donald Holt, Robert Gulino, William Bellavance, Paul Salois, Henry Fillmore, James Hawkins, Lawrence Despathy, Frederick Dorr, Luc Gregoire, William Congdon. - SENIOR CLASS - OFFICERS CLASS COLORS President Edmond Seney Royal Blue 8a Gold Vice-President William Congdon Secretary Pauline Marchesseault Treasurer Frederick Dorr CLASS FLOWER , Yellow Tea Rose CLASS ADVISORS Miss Millicent Goyette Mr. Norman E. Eichner AsLYouth dis, So Is ,Tomorrow CLASS MOTTO -3-

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LOUIS EMILE ARSENAULT L0u Ouiji' Plainfield Arts and Crafts Club 1 Chess Club 4 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Intramural Softball 1 Home Room Treasurer 1 Louis has two distinct personalities that are as much alike as night and day. His most characteristic expression is one of extreme bashfulness. His other self, however, is far from being reticent. Louis has a strange ability to do loads of homework when he seems to be exerting very little energy. He must be a great lover of Shakespeare, why else would he learn more than the required assignment? It takes time to penetrate Louis's reserve, but once you have, you can be sure of a true and lasting friendship. Louis's plans for the future include the furthering of his education. Bon Voyage . LIONEL JOSEPH BEAUREGARD Beau Danielson Beau is one of those now you see him, now you don't boys. His Freshman and Sophomore years were spent happily at P. H. S.. Then in 1944, he entered Uncle Sam's Army and served twenty-seven monthsg ten of these were served overseas. In 1946, Beau was dis- charged and two days later he was pursuing knowledge at Putnam Technical School. Now, since his education is completed, Beau in- tends to build a house and settle down in bachelor fashion. LUCILLE AMY BEAUREGARD Lu Moosup Dancing Club 1 Commercial Club 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Commercial Club Treasurer 4 Hermiad 3, 4 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Home Room Treasurer 1 Jayvee Cheerleader 3 Beau regardn is the French expression for nice looking . Take a look to the left and you shall see that Lucille certainly lives up to her name. She has a very spontaneous smile which, if aimed ln your direction, is sure to capture you as a friend. As a cheerleader, she was ideal and her competance in this sent little trickles of enthusiasm down everyone's spine. Lu plans to continue her work as secretary to Potter and Collonan in Moosup this summer. Best Wishes, Lu . DORIS JOSEPHINE BEAUSOLEIL Doris Plainfield Commercial Club 3, 4 A. A. 1, 2, 3 Here is a girl with courage and determination. Doris has been handicapped throughout her years at school but this did not stop her. Having striven diligently in her commercial work, she became an honor student and a real pal. Doris is very unaffected and any- thing she says you can be sure she means. Never one to glamorize, she deals with facts. A rose-colored world is our prediction for Doris. -10-