Salem High School - Witch Yearbook (Salem, MA)

 - Class of 1942

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'a PAGE ICDl'l'0Rl.XLS ........,.. ............. . .X 'I'lIII1I l'lC ..,........... . . . Sylvia 'F-VIPI' 4 1ilI.XlJl'.X'l'l0X PROGRAM .................... . ............ 5 S-Al.U'1',Vl'0RY: Alllorical Wil Love You ..... Marie R. Mulski 6 ORATION: Of Youth :md Age ............ Joseph B. Alpers 9 V.XLl'IDIl l'URY: C'hu1'zu-tor, the Insurance of Liberty Sylvia L. Tyler 10 YVIIKYS YYIIU .... ................ 1 3 ALUMNI NOTES . .. . . 22 SPORTS ......... . 25 SCHOOL NOTES . .. . . 27 ICXCILXNGIC .. 28 CLASS NOTICS .......... .. 29 .Xl 'l'I'IR GR.XDU.Vl'ION .. . . . 38 JUNIOR JUMl3LI'IS ..... ................ 3 9 AVE ET Y-XI.E ............ . . Sylvia L. Tyler 43 SOPIIOMORI-I SCRAMBLICS . . . ............. . . 44 FRESHMAN NOTES ....... .. 45 AUTOGRAPHS ..................................... . . 46 CQVER DESIGNED BY RUTH LEBLANC CUT BY JACQUELINE M. ROUSSEAU Q 45' ' Y' 4K'5zv ' WLZUMEIPLAQFBXZUZSZIBYL' VH, I I M - lii, ' A -. A uw ' ' L!4IL!UI-I'iJLI'41l5'4JLE'1 . Qllbt uname .. I Subscnpuon Price, 75 cents per year. 29 Highland Avenue, Salem, Mus. tIEuitnrtal 2Bnarn Enrroxz ASSOCIATE EDITOR JOSEPH ALPERS VIRGINIA POTAS SE N Ion REPORTER BAR BARA PATTEE J U NIOB REPOBTER CALVIN GROVES Sovuouonm REPORTER JUDITH PERKINS FnEsIIMAN REPORTER GEORGE MULCAHY ALUMNI EDITOR MARION LEAVITT literary Baath ATHLETIC EDITOR ASSOCIATE ALUMNI Enrron MARIE MULSKI EXCHANGE Enrron PAULINE NOVICK ART EDITOR CLAIRE DICKSON CIRCULATION MANAGER GEORGE PIKE SOCIETY Enrroa CAROLINE BATES IIERMAN STROMBERG Businzss Baath ACCOUNTANT BARBARA TREMBLAY ADVERTISING STAFF Ll LLIAN THERIAULT ROBERT BUTLER RAN EY A. DESCHENES ERWIN BISHOP FLORENCE PORTER MARILYN HART WILLIAM MCDONALD RAYMOND CHALIFOUR jfdflllfv HUUIBIIB LITERARY AnvIsEn FINANCIAL ADVISEB MISS A. LOUISE BARKER MR. JAMES J. 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G1'z11l11a1tio11 is hut :111 l1ltl'OilllCtl0ll lo :1 new nnul lnrgoi' 1-o1111111111ity: it is El l'0Il111l0I1C'Olll011t of our 111-tivo 1'ospor1sil1ility i11 tl lHOYlllg world. .Xncl as we Stop forth into that vast oxpziiisv. 4 THE ADVANCE we would do well to preserve those ideals which now we cherish, and which a busy, greedy world has rejected as impractical and unprofitable. Let us adhere to our ideals! Achievement without honorable motive is empty. Success with- out peace of mind is wretched. . Youth! Reach for the stars! A new wo1'ld must be built, and we must build it! ' .l..l.li.i OUR SCHOOL The Salem High School, erected so that the youth of Salem may be trained in greater service for the city, state, and nation. These words engraved on the stone tablet on the girls' side of our school building signify the reason for which our forefathers constructed this institution of learning. We, the graduating class of 1942. have indeed been competently trained during our four-year sojourn at Salem High, not only in the principles that will render us invaluable to our nation, but also in the basic rules of conduct that will undoubtedly assist us in our daily contact with others. Our teachers have taught us to perform faithfully our duty to our country as citizens. and to society as individualsg to accept with equal poise the pleasantries and victories. the grievances and defeats of lifeg to pursue steadily a definite goal. They have generously exerted every effort so that we might be adequately prepared to face the uncertainties of life. They have been indispensably helpful to us in our dire need, unfailingly patient with our bungling mistakes, genuinely interested in our hopeful plans for the future. They have placed great faith in our ability to succeed in the years that stretch before us, and, as we ventLu'e out into the world, we must prove that their implicit confidence in us is not in vain. The Salem High School alumni have sufficiently proved that they have strongly benefited by the laborious and tireless efforts of the faculty. We, too. have gained much to our advantage from our teachers. No doubt, in years to come, each succeeding graduating class will leave these halls of learning with an abundant store of knowledge and experience locked securely in their minds. It is certain that as long as Salem High School remains blessed with competent and diligent instructors, the youth of Salem may be assured of a thorough, bene- ficial education. A TRIBUTE SYLVIA TYLER, '42 As friends and teachers of our early years You shall foreier in memories abide. When vexing problems threatened peace with fears, You have been ever willing to direct and guide. Not only to your knowledge gained From many sources far and near, But to the richness of your noble souls We, too, had access in our brief career. For all these bounties you have freely given We must in gratitude fore,er repay By following steadfastly those righteous paths Where you have led the way. ,A - ,V W ...YL. ,.. ,KH A., I' I ' I tt it ll M-HQ ' :ml-on 1 ,ll ' GTdL1lUdfIOH Program tl ll? ti ,J PRooEssIONAl.- Man-l'1 of Peers from Iolanthe ,flrthar Sullivan 7 lt' . tl lit? OVERTUREW- The Talisman Lester Brockton 1 f fr , 4 TNVOCATION-llevercnd Ste when E. De Moura , , it M tel? CHORUS-UIIYIIIII of Freedom Tatton 21,1 N: ' X X in , , SENIOR Lmss AND 0ReI1Es'rRA j I fat SAI.UTA'l'0ItY' -- Anim-iea We Love You 3,41 tt MARIE R. MULSRI 71 5 , VIOLIN SOLO - Hungarian Dance No. 5', Brahms , , MARl.N Lucy PELOHA1' ill rXl'I'OMl'ANIEIJ BY JOHN FINNEGAN V 25445 ORA'1'1oN--- Of Youth and Agev Sy ing JOSEPH B. AI.I'ERs 531311 , .pltESEN'l'.Vl'ION OF GIFTS 'ro TIIE SCHOOL lx lt-.ll lf :gr-yy AWARD OF PRIZES ill Books from the Harris Fund 7' ti Books from the North Shore Boston Vollc TG Ulub go 5. M Prize from the B'nai B'rith . , ' Award of The Guild of Beverly Artists for Proficiency in Art ill Medal from the National Society of Colonial Daughters in Washington and Franklin Award from the Massachusetts , , y Society Sons of the American Revolution Awards for Proficiency in Italian from the Marco Polo Lodge 1 NV 1 A and the Christopher Columbus Society M 3? 5 Slide Rule from the Northeastern University Alumni Of Salem Prize from the Commercial Club of Salem Classical and 'f 1 l High School in Rensselaer Medal for Proficiency in Science lit Books from the Harvard Club of Boston , it The Ray Pelletier Award tt The Dartmouth Medal from Dartmouth College Alumni itll T ite Awards from the Andrews Fund DR. ELEANORE G. MAIiCII.ANll in Vice-Chairman, Salem School Committee tal' ADDRESS wI'rII VALEDICTORY- :Vg Character, the Insurance of Libertyv , 'LY 1 ggmfg SYLVIA TYLER giggfz lt CHORUS- Victorious Peoplen Gaines 1' Sr SENIOR CLASS AND ORCHESTRA I it-ill' .l'RESENTA'l'ION OF DIPLOMAS ' ' 1 HONORABLE EDWARD A. COEEEY Mayoriof Salem lj-It lit liECEss1ONAL Edouard Batista it-Ii lm Director of the Chorus-GEORGE H. MURPHY 5522? Instructor of the O1'Cl1EStI'21-CLAUDE H. PHILLIPS i Student Leader of the Orchestra-JOHN FINNEGAN it-4 Aecompanist--JOHN FINNEGAN :X Pianist for Chorus-NANCY COX 'til da-, X...,,- CW, sw- W..,, W,,-.,4,. WD -...,,,, ow, W, R lr I tl 6 THE ADVANCE SALUTATORY ADDRESS AMERICA WE LOVE YOU ltlxain R. Parents, teachers, and friends, I wish to welcome you this afternoon to the solemn exercises marking the c011- clusion of our four years at the Salem High School. Parents, IIOWV you may be p1'oud of your children, teachers, finally through your efforts, you are sending out another group of gradu- ates eager to face the world, and class- mates, be of good cheer, graduation has come. America, now more than ever, we love you. Although war is soaring over your people, and Marxism threat- ening your democracy, we will not fail to hear your call. We will have faith in your laws, pride in your heroic past, and confidence in your glorious future. Our spur is the example left by Wash- ington, by Lincoln, and by other patri- ots. Our hope is based 011 your previ- ous triumph over all that has threat- ened the liberty of your people. We would he barbarians, not civilized per- sons, if we neglected you, America. America, we admire you for your government, built on the principles of equality, justice, and liberty, which ex- tends to every citizen security, free- dom, and opportunity. Education and science you foster and encourage, a home H111-l comfort you make accessible to all. Class distinction is now a bar- rier of the past, and God is worshipped according to the dictates of conscience. The people of Europe, Asia, and Africa MULSK1 have never achieved such a high stan- dard of living. and such golden oppor- tunities as we Americans enjoy. Then we should love you, America. America, we are proud of you. Your people are scientific minded. cul- tured, intelligent, and generous. Look at the examples of the past: Thomas Edison, a scientific genius, Benjamin Franklin. the most versatile American, and all the other inventors, scholars, philanthropists-they have created new horizons over which men have never before ventured. Hawthorne, Lo- well, Whittier, Benjamin West. Daniel Uhester French, Edward Macdowell, and other writers, artists. and musi- cians,-they turned the practical spirit of the Americans toward the cul- tural elements of life. Our public schools. colleges, and universities have made the American mind quick and broad. The examples of our patriots and statesmen have given us a noble past and a hopeful present. With all this heritage We should be proud to say, I am an American. America, Youth loves you. Looking at other countries, we realize what op- portunities you have given us. You offer us an education. you encourage ingenuity, and you protect ns against evil. It is for us you are now fighting this war. We will not forget you, America. We will laugh. study, work and fight for you, that you may be the most noble nation 011 the earth. ' Nw. ' x X . -X 1 SYLVIA L' ,l.YmCK MAHIIC R. AIPTLSKI l'uIl'dif'forirru hnl mmr 1 Films N01'l'1'tr1l'1l L 1 JOSEPII B. ALPICRS HERMAN A. STROMBERG, JR. Enulisll Orutor Class President 9 i SARA LISAK f'0NS'l'.XNl'l'I DIOX Honrn' Nluflvnl Ilnnm' Nlurlwnl M i INIILIA K. C'ZUC'HR.X I'Al7LlNl'I I . NUYH lx Honor Student Ilunor Student B' FOR JUNE 9 ENGLISH ORATION OF YOUTH AND AGE Jossvn B. ALPERS A fundamental law of nature states that the older must nourish the young- er. Down through the ages, the ap- prentice has gained experience from his master, one generation has learned what the previous generation had to teach. Any progress we have achieved has been produced by the successful linking of old ideas with new ones. by the modification of old methods to produce what have become known as new methods. more efficient, more con- venient. more nearly ideal. Age has led the way. Age has blazed a trail for youth to follow and. in turn. to lengthen. The examples of the past have by no means been completely progressive. in the constructive sense of the wordg if every generation had produced nothing but a desirable intlucnce upon our civilization. Utopia would long since have been reached. But older methods are generally accepted as wiser methods, the experience of age is respected. and it must be acknowl- edged that until the radical is proved and fostered by the conservative. the latter prevails. Yes, every generation has handed to its successor something ol' value. has bridged another gap in the' quest for a more perfect world. has offered some encouragement to the ef- forts of its Youth. Not unlike any other generation. to- day's Youth also requires the atten- tion, the guidance of its parents. There must exist a favorable relationship be- tween the two factions-a relationship of harmony rather than rivalry. of confidence and not skepticism. The two generations must associate closely, they must share their thoughts. The one supplements the other. The young- er set must feel free to approach their elders for advice in meeting the more serious problems that confront them. The old must seek the young for the renewal of ideals, Zllld the inspiration ot' energy. Youth must 11ot tolerate. but rather appreciate the idiosyncra- cics of the conservative views of an older generation. Similarly, Age must not look with cynicism upon the ef- forts of Youth, but endeavor to inspire greater confidence in Youth's ability by displaying interest i11 its activities. 'llovv many cases of juvenile delin- quency might have been prevented had the rebellious youth had some old- er person to consult. to confide in, to relate his ditiieulties to. How much more might have been reaped from an educational course, if the student had had some wise intimate with whom to compare reactions. upo11 whose advice he could lean in time of doubt. Different individuals would stress the importance of Youth. minimizing that of Age. They would force the older generation completely i11to the background: they would de11v the con- tributions of a conservative view. It is Youth's futuref, they ery, Let it reign l The contrary, of course, is also true. Certain skeptical persons would utterly prevent Youth from ac- tive participation. They would under- estimate the ability, the capacity of Youth. Neither of these attitudes is healthy. Youth and Age must supple- ment each other! Neither should pre- vail over the other. but both must blend in perfeet harmony-Youth with its overbubbling energy, zeal, and idealism: Age with its wider perspec- tive. its moderate methods. its hard- earned experience. From such co- operation. nothing but constructive progress. nothing but charitable mo- tives. nothing but peace and richer liv- ing could result. 10 THE ADVANCE VALEDICTORY CHARACTER, THE INSURANCE OF LIBERTY SYLVIA L. TYLER To guard and to perpetuate liberty has always, since the dawn of our his- tory, been the high calling of Ameri- cans. Our immediate means ot' carry- ing out this sacred tradition seems to be necessarily a program of force, which for its rapid and successful ter- mination demands practical thinking and action in one hundred per cent of the populace. However, to focus our activity too completely, even though temporarily, on a program of force is to endanger our liberty at the same time that we are striving desperately to preserve it, paradoxical though it may seem. When this situation exists, it is as though a people, knowing well the elements of which liberty is com- posed, has adopted a superficial way to safeguard its freedom and is thus walking precariously on a tottering superstructure above the solid ground- work of freedom. Since the excellence and magnitude of our liberty depend upon the quality of those who share it, the proper means of preventing both a decline of ethics, and the development of a passive indifference to character. after the return of peace, is to incor- porate into men and women simple fundamental virtues which, far from being weak and ineffective, have stami- na and a record of long endurance to recommend them. Virtus, itself the Latin origin of the word virtue, means manliness. These desirable attributes of charac- ter may be acquired from several sources. Two of the greatest of these are: a practical. working religion, and a liberal education. True religion is indispensable to high character because of the keenness which it imparts to the conscience in every man. Educa- tion is the door that opens to a broad. deep view of life. Because hearts and minds, thus filled with honesty and justice, charity and international good-will cannot also harbor groundless resentment, jeal- ousy. and racial prejudice. premiums paid out in building character Will in- sure the preservation of liberty, and an environment most conducive to har- monious living. This is the time of parting words and expressions of gratitude. It is not easy to say farewell when for four years we have walked a common way. It is more difiicult to express our grati- tude to parents who have protected and nurtured us in our youth, and to a school system whose expert guidance thus tar along the path of education will undoubtedly be the means of in- creasing our worth in life. I sincerely feel that by assuming responsible posi- tions in society. and by exemplifying in our lives the highest and best teachings of home and school, we can acknowledge more effectively our grati- tude to our parents and educato1's than by any words spoken this hour. 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W1111 1Il'2l1111i11l'I1 1'1'11111 N11111111 1111111 S1-1111111 11'i1h 11111 1-1:1ss 111' 111318. 1111s 1I1'2l111l211l'l1 si111-11 1111111 1il'0ll1 Issvx .Xg1'i111111111'111 S111111111. 11l1111'Y 11. 1 1Il11lII1!1I2111l. 11'1111 g1'111111- 1111111 111111 11111 1'121SS 111' 151211. 1'1'1'11ll11S' 111-111-111111 his 1111111111ifsi1111 11s 1111 1':lIS1:LfIl 111 11111 11. S. X11Y1l1 1111w111'1'1'. 1111 1111.1 1'111' il s1111i1111 i11 11111 11'11s1 S1111l'11'X' 111111111- i11'11'I', 1111 111s11 g1'1111111111'11 1110111 N0l'f1l- 1-:1s1111'11 1'11i1'111'si11' i11 111212. S11l1'1' 111111 111111' 1111 1111s 111'1'11 11111111111111111 111111 11111 1,2l1'1i 111'11211'11ll1'll1 111' 1111s 1'i11'. '1'1111 1'1lQ21Q1'1111'1l1 111. 111: 1 1'11111'11s1'11 11111111111111 111 N11l'111'1'1 11111111111 was 1'11- 111111111' 111111111111l'1'11 111' 11111' 11111'11111s. 1111. 11111111111111 g'1'1111111111-11 11111111 511111111 111311 S1'1l11111 11'i111 high 111111111's. S1111 1111111'i- 111111111111 111 1111S11l1I 1'11i1'111'si11'. 1'111111g11 1114 1,i11111':11 .X1'1s. 111111 1111111 111111111111 1111s- 11111 1'1111'111'si11'. S1'1111l11 1115 31111111-11111. 1111111 11'11i11h S1111 1'111-11i1'1111 1Il'1' X1. 11. 1111- Q'1'1'1' 1:1s1 -1111111. .11 111'11s11111 s1111 is 11 s1111i111' i111111'1111 111 1C11g11111'1'11111 1111s11i1111. 14:1112i11'SVf11111. N1111' .1111'Q1141'. Barr 1Vi.1be.1 to Gmrfufziing Clam 1942 1'111'is1111111111' 13i1111151S. 11'1111 Q1'?111l11111'11 R III 15111. is 11'111'11111g' 11111 11111 11111 S1211l' 1 P Inc. 11111'1111'111'11 1111111111111 111' 11'2l111111AY. 1'I111:111111' 1111111111111 1111s 21 1111si1i1111 111 Y 11111 1111gis11'y 111' 11111111s. SALEM. MASS. FRANCIS R. ALIJ' N .xxflfs M. BRIGGS Ijflnylugf Npgflkpy Bunquvt Sp1'uI.'0r l HENRY T. ZUKOWSKI Class Will .-XDVANCE STA FF, 1941-1942 l nns. thu 1-ntl ot' tht- svhool XVIII' hats sports. 'l'ho lzlrgfv llllllllltll' ot' stntlvnts monn' nt lust. znnl tln- S1ltJl'llll1Qf hlooml whn-h :1t't4-nal sports t'YOIllH shows tln- ol tlnl l'l:1ssol l'2 now will vntvr npon :1p1n't-t-lation ol' tht- sttnlont hotly tor that p,1'l'1'illt!Sl ot' alll gznnt-s. l1it'v. l zltltlotivs. Wt- zlll linow how ilnportatnt sh tln-nt :ull tho lwst ot' sum-oss :nnl it is tomlarx' to ht- plmysit-zlllv :ts wt-ll :ts lnarx' vwrlrotn- ol' tln-rn lw Yll'l0l'lOllN in llltxllltllly tit. .Xn :1p1n't-rintion ot' sports XXl1illt'Yl'l' ln- 11zt1'th-l1mtos. lwnls fo at t':1r ln-ttf-r tl1l11l't'l'l2lll0ll in YY YW lwo stnth-nts whont l :nn snrv will 1111ysit-nl th-wlopnn-nt. lhis is :ts it 111 Sllt'1'l'SSl'lll HW' -Vllllll' Nvlwll 2lll1l shonlml lw. tor it is onr 1H1lI'lOl-lt'lllll.Y ullllillll hlvlltlllillll. lllllvlx' ll2lX'0lIUl1lI 111111 51g111111l5 1111- 111-11-111111111-111 ot' :1 llllllllltxtl lt! llltx AIllSS2l1'llllSt1llS ll1SlI- g11'11111-1111 111101110 111 11 1'1-111-1-11111111-yi .XS .,, . . 1 tntt- ot ln-wltnologlv on the-n' own l1llilll- 11 111111111-1 11111 S1-111-1-S 111 1111 511111-ls 111 In-anions annl mlo not lntw to ltllil' ann' S1 1-I1 51 11111-1. 111.011 111111111 1,1111 111 11111S1 lllllllllflllff' vw--s. .Ns il tntntu' 1-ml 111- kt-111 in min-l that it is 111-1. tht- st-ow yn- -1 'g 41' 1'f '- 1. .. . 1 . - 1-1. to tlnn ton: 'xt n tn ln,h snhool, thn 11111 1111 ,111111,111,111,l11p 111.11 1, 1111 11.11 g whivh tinn- tlngx' lnnw- ln-on sports- 11111111 111' 1111110111., mind.--l it' not :n-tivo in spot-ls. tlngv 11111 111111111111 11,1111 11111 11111111 1.X1.1,1- llmx W ll'l '- 11 PV l'l lW'F1- fl l l'l' lvntlv this vt-:tr in 11-11:11-tl to hoth srorv nsnnn- ot sports tn goth-ral. l shonhl 111111 51,111-151111111S11111, Q1111' 11-11111 1-1111-11 lllx 'U110 t'Xl 'SS 'YU' 1'l'l'l '1'l11llt ' 111111 sw-onnl lnghost. in tht- stattn-. :nnl nnnn' 'l1l1'l1l'll' 10 llll' l'Xl 'll 'll .l0l' WlW'll otllvizll l'ooth:1ll nnln Intro 1'Yl'Il stntwl ll1 .1' 'l l- l Nm WW flll Will ,lt'.V ll- that it' wo haul ht-1-n ztllown-tl to 11l2lY wr -1- s vk ' Lynn t'l:1ssi1-:tl wo might lmvv conn- Wt- nrt- gltnl to sw- how 1-ntlntsiustiv ont tlrst in thu stzttm-. Ut' vonrsv. lt tht- Snlvln lligh sttnh-nts :tro zthont. t'ozn'l1 lirotlerick haul nsml 51ll'OIlllWl'Q. SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS and SECRETARIAL COURSES For High School Graduates P11111 Nou'Er Your Future Education Vifit Our New Srbool Entire New Equibment Day am! Ezfezzing Dizfisiom Clan and Individual Aduanrement EMPLOYZVIENT SERVICE FOR GRADUATES ----CALL, WRITE or TELEPHONE for CATALOGUE-- JOHN W. ARCHIBALD, B.B.A,, M.C.s., Pfmdem 254 ESSEX STREET FIFTY-SECOND YEAR SALEM, MASS. Please Mention the ADVANCE '36 'FH IC ADVANCE our smashing guard, and liallou. our clashing center, and others like them who think a football is some kintl of a ball usecl to cleeorate the tip ot' the loot. then without aloubt-harumph- we would have been the state ehamps. All fooling aside. the sueeess of the team was clue to the good sportsman- ship and teamwork of the players. Their fine ac-tion on the lielil has been a result of the eonstant praetiee whit-li Voaeh liill ,liroxleriek has given them in ormler to bring about eoiirtlination ot' boily anal minml. We feel that the whole sehool recognizes and pays tri- bute to the fine work ol' Sammy Whit- more. Vaptain Ouellette, Vhet Miel- earz. Steve lngemi, anil the rest ot' the squacl. Our basketball team. though not too outstanding this year. mlisplayefl an energy anfl zest to carry them to vie- tory. 'l'he fact that our team triecl their hardest. more than offsets their somewhat low average. Many thanks to Glenn 0'Brien. who has stressezl in his boys the important-e ot' plugging for rim-tory and of trying untlineliingly' to real-h their goal. Sinee the number ol' upplia-ants for the baseball team was very large. the only eonm-lusion reaeheml is that S. ll. S. is baseball-minileml. 'l'he team's sue- eesses have been noteworthy antl from the reeruits tor the eomiug' year they will eontinue to be gooil. ln eonelusion the enthusiasm of the traek. tennis. anal golf teams has been great among their members but not great enough among: the stumlents to give the teams the necessary support for vii-tory. We want to thank our sports writer, Ham Stromberg, for this opportunity to express our views on sports. ,QK sxsgo Q96 X is f qxoeec ' I i 0,092 X 'Peg U kg , . QQ , X 9045 fb eel' ' x, Please Mention the ADVANCE ff f llll 'l'lllll'sll:lIx' l-vl-llillg. .Xl-ril illl. llu- l'llQlI'l1l'll'l'S wl-l'l- l'l'Illlll5llllll'll lyx' Xlill'l2l . llirls' llf'lllll2lSlllIll vlalssl-s lll'll5f'llll'll Zlll l'l-ll'll:ll. l zllvill lll'0l'l-s. .losl-lill ,Xllll'l'S. l-xllillilioll ol' llll'll' lill4YSll'lll l'lllll'2lllllll I4:ll'lnll':l Nl2ll'2llll2l4Y. l'll'2lllli .Xlll'll. Zlllll llllrillgr Ilu- -Yl'ill'. 'l'Iu- Slll1ll'IllS :llwl-x' l'll'llllli lll':lll'X. .Xlll-l' l'lll1l'l'Slllll0lllS ll1'lll0ll5ll'llll'll ilu-il' skill ill gvlilllllslilfs, worl- sl-l'l'l-ll. 1l1llll'lIlQ lollowillg ill llu- ll2llll'lllQ. llllll Y2ll'l0llS sports. .Xl llu- ll'X'lll. vlosl-. 5lWlll'llS wow- gill-ll lo llu- lllll- Slillllllllg allllll-tl-s Zlllll sl-xl-l':ll gills SICXIUII .Xl l'lYl'l'll'IS wl-l'l- lll'l'S0lll4'll Io Nliss xllll'Y ll:lllllil'x'. . . , . . . ' .' llllllllllllll' lll2lllS lol' llu- tfjlilllllilllllll. lo Wlllllll l'l'l'llll llll' ilu- Slll'l't'SSllll ,. . . . llilllflllvl Elllll I'l'l't'llllUll ll1lYl' lu-l-ll llllllll' l-vl-lllilg ls to lu- QIYPII. . ,, . , ' , . . . ' , all lllls l'2ll'ly llalll-. llu- Ql'2l1lll2lll0ll l'ol' llu- lll'Sl llllll' lil ilu- lllSl0l',Y ol UWl.l,N,Q will lu- lu-lll ill ilu- X,-mmx. Sllll-ill lligll S4'll0Ul. ll vovzlliollall illsti- A I . I . I . I l -'X t Y I ll 1, th I Y ' i t oil lu- zllll-lllooll ol . lllll' i. 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' , . , llll lllllllllllllill ul-l-ll lu-l-:lllso ol Ql2lS0lllll' lll-pzlrlllu-ill ol lullllmllloll. .Xlll-l' liru-l rlmnnilw IW Nw Isululty tho 'Hmml . , 1 -. 1 . l l 'l lx' lll- 'lll -l 9 l--ll' llu- zll- - ' ' ' 'llllllwlx l- l l l Nllf xl N Slllllllll lloli was l'zllu-l-lll-ll. ll wlls all N N l'll llll ls W -lll lo lll- i':ll'loll.' l'll0lll.' lo . . ll l tl HX ll .ll, 1 . 1, I lll'Sl onli' Il0HlllOll0ll. lilll lzll'k ol l'l'- l--l' -l V 'i--l-ll' ' Ill l2ll'l'll2ll' . - ' . V 1 N ' Nll' ' X N l l llllllllllll lim lllllll' ll lllil lil lo , 'H' fl l 9 l- 2 ---ss: lu-llls. llu- 5llK'l'l'5h ol llllS 2lll0llllll lo - . - A , . . lllllll ll 0lllll'l'lAX. lllll llu- sllllll-ills will l-l-l'l:lllll.v lu- ll l'1'2lH0ll lol' lllilllf' l'llllll'l' ilu-l-lillgs. IIUNUII S'l,'l'lll'1NTS 1 Ill B MMUFINHS .Xl .l lf'lPlll lll0flll1Q ol flu- 9lll0l l-lass. Ml: flllllllly' ElllIl0lllll'l'1l llu- lllgfll- .Xll'l-zlllli' Si'X'l'l'2ll l-llllis llslvl- lu-lrl Ng I-,mkjng gm,l,.,,l, of 11,9 Somm- lll0lI' llllill llll'l'llllQS Dlllll l-lf-l-tl-ll IIPW Views, 'lllwy lm. 2,5 follmy-5: y',11,.flgl.- fllll4'0l'S lol' llli' l'0ll'lll! Will- l'l1l' -1110 l0l'lllll.SVlX1lllrllVll'l'1S2lll1l2ll0l'l2lll.llIll- lf' UW l !'ll2l lU' Ol' lllf' I-ISI 1llUll'l 1'- ru- Bllllslli. llllll lllllgfllrill orallor. Josl-lull lllilll-Y orgalllizaliiolls llzlvl- llllll to posl- Axim.,-,I TIN. UMW,-S Rm. William Ml.- lioiu- lllt'll' lll2lllS. llollzllll. l'l'isl-illzl lll'HWll. llorollllv Joi'- 'l'lu- llallill lllllli. on Nlaiy '3I. was zyk, lllllllllil llZlll'llI'21. llillllllll' Novil-ll. lu-sl to ilu- lgl'Yl'l'l,Y llllllll lllllll llllll ll0llSl'2llll'l llllill. SZIVZI lliszlk. lrlilllli lll'l'Sl'llli'll ll lnllill lllll-Y. 'l'lu- ll-llllillg' lll'2lll j'. Zlllll fllzlrill l'l-lvlllll. 'l'h1- M-gisn. Hl'Y1'l'I1X' High Sf-hool. 'l'h1' Inlfill H:-Imul Hvgistm-1'.,' Hos- HOYOI'l'Y. MESS. tml lmiin Svhool. llusiull. Mass. Your May issm- 4-ontnins :ln extra- 'l'hv 1-mniv Slwrn-In-S h,XI'0lll1!I H. L. 0l'fliXl2lI'ilAY hm- vollcw-tion of ihmhvs mul S. um! I,11114'l11-will 'Ill-g1ls ' :nn- 1'SI11 1'111H.1' 111' l101'1115- Th I1011111 M0111 2llllllSiIljI fvalilllw-S nl' AYOIII' Hay iSS1l0. ll! 21 Bl?li'k0llf,, is the work of :I will 4'n11ggmtn1lulim1S1111 Y0lII'f2lIi1I145I of See- rrwt. TheinfornmlS11:1pSl1otsoi'vl:1s- Um' plum, in HH, 1',mHl,f,Hti0,, OI' HW W1111' 1'1Sf1HOf1'1- fqfillllllbiil lYIliYK'l'Sil'X' S4-l10l:1Stic' Press 'l'lu- 11011.-wx 11011.-11 Iligh Svhoul. 1111 1'11'11 ' lhlllu-l'S. Mass. .M-IQnmvh-flgc1111v1lts: The mass UI nc-wsma wr Will' head- lines was 51 Striking' :huh 0l'i,Qfi1l2lI idea MV111' 1'x111'11FN- 511112115 HUI11- 511112115- Iol' UYOIII' c'm'v1': it is wl'y ilnp1'1-ssiw M1155- mal fits riefhi ill xyith the fhhvs. 'l'h:1 .dlwlw fl-HHS Wwklx.-1. Tufts p011l,g,. 1111111111 T X1lwH14-1' I'hc-y Inks- It ul' Not ' MNH-UM' MMS' ' lI1'I11Il4llll'Lf womz-n'S we-:lr nl' Shu-ks. wouhl nwef with the 1-llfllllsinstiu' up- 'I,'hv l:0WlllliIl 11l'i4'll1',. l50Wf10il1 provall ol' Salem High girls. Vollffgjf-. l:l'lHlHW1l'Ix. Nlilillv. Complimenlf of HARLEY H. FORSYTHE Oplomelrifl - Opticimz Telephone 3473 248 ESSEX STREET SALEM, MASS, Pafronize Our Amlvvrt iss-rs Xlllll'llSZlil0Wll'Z, Ill-gina!-:1 llool'-W: Xrvns, l'1ll'2lll0I'fSllH lvying ln llll 11 THE 1942 GRADS IN 1960 Xlmlmul. Uill'0l--il l':11'n1v1 s wilv. ,X'Yl'l'S, H4-ily-llmlsvwilo, Xblnoll. Ht'0l'Ql'--IIIZIIUIIQ lmslu-ls lm Vlwiyyl lil-llm-p 11 lmlwyh ...,,,1,-Nlwl lmskvtlnlll. Mlvlmzlll, BIl'll'lIl'ffSl0l'U lll2lll2lLfl'l'. Xllil'll. Muvim-lfin vzllulevillv. Xllvn. Fl'llllli7.XlllllllSS2lll0l' lu 'l'll1'kl'j' Xlpe-rs. .losvplm--Naltimml Iiaulmiu lllmlllp. , ll XllllI'l2lll, Sluplwll-nll-111m1sl1'a1l,u1' ol H lmil' loniv. lllc L-r in lfill-111-'S lraxrganin lmsm-lrwlml. Mums l'11ll1 1111 llkll lo 'I' lx x f :VW , um . up lwr miml. lie-s lor tho li. N M. l'IllStI'0llQ.1'. lyillll-21 sailor. mlm-nl l'0l10l'-i'0flStGl'f?D lim. lou lkl- Xrnlslrongf. lim1'gv-splillillg rnilrozul Xrnolll. Phyllis-:1 llictiviuu. Xwin. lll'll'Il-lliwlllg found llw short- vsl roulv to Alh-vera. is now HN ar l1llHll2llll,l. -1vl41'.x'. xxJlllvl'-'.Xlllllll'2ll ol llw llm-vl. Zllllllll. llnlwrl- Rll'llll'lW1lll Ill nllllllv Y D 9 Iwll llillilxg' lln0ml'l Hillllllll. R050--illl 4-xp:-rl on llolnv lllv. Rlllllll. .I0llll'l'llIllllll'llI'. 2ll'lll'll'li. lmslvr- llWIl1'l' ul lllv owl'- Illblllllill' llizlllo 'lwlll'2lll'l' lvlnss ul ITP-l'2 :ulmilln-sl l'1'vc-J. limlllivlai. .Xlll'l'Y lll'illl gill in Wool- Wlll'lll,S. alvs, 11ill'lJl4Yll f'l'lllllltif in ll l,ilk'lilll'll. ll:1x'll-xg l:2Il'll2ll'2l NlI'S. I . Mvllomllml. lll'l'li0I'. 'HillIll'-Vlllllllllgl' :I Vllllllb lor lmmc-ll-ss buys. 4-glvy. Nillll'.X'-lllllllllll' lllHl'l'lCll with Iwo lltllv boys. l'l'Q.fl'Vlll, lialylmnulflvying lo be, acl- millml 10 tho Roll Sox. WILLIAM T. WALKE 8c SONS, Inc. FLORISTS 143-145 Loring Avenue Phone 380-381 Salem, Mass. Pntronize Our Ad verti Sers 30 THE ADVANCE Berkal, 'Barry-worker i11 the Dupont Labs. Berube, Armand-tops. Bigney, Charlotte-social butterfly. Bigney, Walter-water boy with the circus fspecializing in giraifesj. Bisazza, Richard-Mayor of Salem. Bishop, Erwin E.-soda jerker. Blais, Louvianna-opera star at the Met. Blanchette, Henry-Ziegfeld H. Bovhynski, Louis-coach of the Gables midgets. Borek, Freda-head of an oratorical society. Bourassa, Maurice-radio engineer. Brackett, George-a caddy. Bradwny, Leona-nurse to the presi- dent's family. Brewster, Robert-physical education instructor. Briggs, Frances-a teacher. Brown, Dorothy-married with ten left-handed children. Brown, Phillip-second Rudolph Val- entino. Brown, Priscilla-a full-fledged scien- tist. A Brown, Walter-guide at the Kern- wood woods. Brzozowski, Edmund-a retired store- keeper. Burak. Anthony-a man in uniform- bellboy at the Hotel Hawthorne. Burgess, Marcella-the wife of a radio announcer. Burke, Henry-an F. B. I. man., Uallichy, Theodore-a fireman in an asbestos factory. Caron, Rachel-a ballet dancer. Cecelski, Lucy-married at last. Cervoni, J ulia-comedienne in a Bos- ton night club. Chalifour, Raymond-a fortune teller. Charest, Roland-famous orator. Chitro, Michael-W. P. A. worker. Chouinard, Andre-Director of the Port. Connelly, Kenneth-Dr. Connelly. Corkum, Rex-Admiral of the great ship Arbella. When Opportunity Khochr at Yom' Door-- BE PREPARED ! Start a Savings Account NOW and Build Up a Reserve Fund for Future Needs. i4-I-Ol SALEM SAVINGS BANK 125 Washington Street, Salem, Mass. The Bank With The Chime Clark Please Mention the ADVANCE FOR JUNE 31 Cormier. Arthur-baseball coach of the Frenchies.,' Cornacchio. ltlario-Ancient History teacher. Vote. Virginia-a model. l'ox. Nancy--singing the blues. Craig. George-still the same. Uravatas, Fred-worker at thc Tenpin 00. Vunney. Robert-a bachelor. Vurwen. Bertrain-president ol' a ba- chelor,s club. Cusack. Richard-f'ity Manager. Vzuchra. Emilia-a journalist. Daly. Robert-still pressing-in the ariny. Day. Elizabeth--owner of a mlog hos- pital. Deery. Erlwarcl-the inventor ol' a car with only a back seat. DeFranc0. Rosemary-a toe dancer. DeGrandpre. Jean-working in a Dl2l0kSllllfll,S shop, after all tires give out. Demers, Enid-selling toy pianos. Deschenes. Haney-a house-builclcr. Desjardins. Kenneth-a clergyman. Desmond, John-circus barker. Dickson. f'laire-second RPllllJl'Hllflt. Dion. Constance-head technician at Salem Hospital. Dion. Victor-big league hnrler. Dombrowski. Dorothy-news from Drankowski. Alphonse- real estate owner. Driscoll. Jane-lirst woman president of U. S. Dube. Roland F.-with the Yankees. Dnbe. Roland li.-big garne hunter. Duborcl, Doris-Hollywoocl actress. Dufault. Jeannette -successor to Bet- ty Hutton. Dunlcavy, Joseph-an uncilertaker. Durkcc. Ruth-writing books about ber olfl beans. Dylengowski. Richarcl-the shallow on the screen. Dziewguc. Helen-glamour girl. livans. Mary-a famous pilot lstill go- ing arounfl in the cloumlsl. l+'a,lkowski. John-bearl oi' thc Smiling: Finance Co. Fcbonio. George-big leaguer. Feenan. Nancy-a receptionist-at home. Fitzgerald. James-Working for the Swifty R. R. 'l High School Pupils Cordlally Inviled JAMES STREAMLINED BOWLING ALLEYS THE RECREATION Cor. Washington and Federal Streets THE NATIONAL 92 Lafayette Street SALEM. MASS. Hollywood. Donovan. Ricliarrl-4-ltiet' flrunnner for TWO of the Fine!! BQUiPP0d AHOY! the Sioux Indians. in 'IW City D0tj'. Ullvf'-:I biology t0HCl10l'. lame: B. MIYIILOI, Owner and Manager Dowrlell. Rita-an army hostess. ROGER CONANT Q co-OPERATIVE BANK 256 ESSEX ST. SALEM. MASS. SA VE FIRST- -THEN SPEND Please Mention the ADVANCE 32 TH E .X DVAN UE Flynn. vl3,1llE'S-EL mliwigstore- qnartur- Gian-oppo. Grayce-a gold-digger. back. liifforml. Mary-still waiting. Fontaiin-, Arlliur---Iniilmling In-imlgi-s in Gilrlay, I'atricia-roller-skating cham- AllSl,1'?lll2l. pion. F0l'SlH'l'g. Doiis-still l'?ll'I'IYlIliLf lim' lilowa. Stella-still trying to pick one hooks. out of many. Fmn-har, Pauline--still ultram-tiiig thc- Klorlzyk. Stove-iiiglit watc-linlan at the boys. Cannon Hills. Fonstoukos. Alll'll2lC'l'-4l'l'Nlllljl linlv to limwlon. ll'Villg'-IlPZlll of Tufts C01- llying liorsvs. lc-go. l l'nsvi'. Ilvllya- A-ai grmil. singm-V. llranly. .xllll-I'il.4ll0 l'0lllf?dif'IIllP. l i'vveIlmm'g, ilI'lK'll-Milli lln- lop ol' tho Grant. Allon--a sei-onfl John l'anl lznlili-V. Jonvs. l'1l'l'tllll2lll. -l0lHl---2lSll'0llOIlI1'l'. liil'lly. lmn'1'mn-c--ssl Illilllllfllfftllffll' ol' From-ki. l lol'1-in-va -:1 gym lvaivln-1'. roll wigs. Hngnmi. .Xliw - agiving ont tvlm-pliono Hwzxws, lllI'lHll'll7j.fl'OWll up at last. l1llllllN'I'S. Hnlv. Goorgo-l'o1'mnnii on W. P. A. Hallvr. lily:-1'-playiilgr l'OllI'llI lnaso for Ilagerty. lddwarml-biggest money- flire Sox. maker alive. flzirlaml, llliznlwtlm - living in the- llaggstroni, .XlViIlil'0llllll2lllli0l' in the vlourls. Coast guarml. Hnrlalicl. Ric-lismlfliolvl ownor. llaniillon. ll2llN'0-I'PlllIf'lll,fI export. flolin. Hlziinof--Mrs. l.ni'ry Small. llnrt. Mzlrilyn-in jail for vapifnlism. ilvsvk. 'lllisnlrlous -:1 llaishlighl, mag- llnrlllvll. fll5lI'E'Ill'1'fflOQ lmarker at the natf-. Dog Show? Buy United States War Savings Bonds and War Savings Stamps THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK of s A L E M Salem, Massachusetts Pafroriize Our Aclvertisers FOR JUNE 33 Healey, Frank-a happily married doctor. Heaphy, Rita-a happy housewife. Hemeon, Richard-author of The Ilemeon Ski Technique. Hennessey, Ann-an adviser to the love-lorn. Henry, John-government employee- fspecializing in W. P. A. road workj. Herlihy, Barbara-a Woman wrestler. Hodge, Ray-a meek clerk at the city hall. Homan, Eleanor-style setter of Sa- lem. Hughes, Barbara-looking different from Bea. Hughes, Beatrice-reineinbering good old days. Hussey, Paul-owner of a night club. Ingemi, Stephen-a poultry farmer. Iwanieki, John-owner of a Packard. Jackson, Charles-a contented family man. Jamont, Sarah-mistress of a vine- covered cottage. J azynka, Priscilla-housewife. Jean, Marguerite-as sweet as ever. Jerzyk, Dorothy-a movie actress. Jodoin, Richard-running his part- ner's business. Johnson, Albert-packing them in at the Paramount With his Shakespe- rian performances. Johnson, Patricia-happily married. Jones, Barbara-an actress. Jones, Richard-engineer B. 85 M. R.R. Kaminski, Ruth-opera singer. Kehoe, Edward-owner of a pool room. Kaleshy, SophieAa school marm at Salem High, where most of her time is spent in teaching young- sters 1l1H1111C1'S. Kaplan, Florence-dress designer in llollywood. Kaplan, Helen-cartoonist for the M. O. M. Snooks Company. Kelly, J oseph-Labor Relations Board. Keown, William-runner of the 4- minute mile. Kingman, Carroll-running a roulette wheel. Kobuszewski, Helen-chorus girl. liocialka, Casimir-advance agent of the Ringling circus. Konopnicka, Bernice-hairdresser. Kosek, Rose-suffering from a cedar chest. Kozlowski, Helen-owner of the cine- ma industry. Krezesinska, Jennie-a hairdresser. Kulesza, Helen-also happily married. LaCl1apelle, Albert-A1 mechanic. A. A. PEMBROKE 3. Florist Q. Flowers for All Occasions j'nIlett's 1JB'len's 513011 Salam Patronize Our Advertisers 34 THE ADVANCE Langlois, llicl1a1'd-ca1'etake1' of tl1e COIl11l1011. Lannell, Dorisw-hostess. Lapointe, ,kl'tl1Lll'--1JI'CSlll911t of tl1e First National. Ulxarles-poultry specialist. Lawicki, Leamon, J2lCli-TOIII W.'s secretary. Leavitt, llfItl1'lOl1--1Jlil11lSt. Lebiecz, Stella-an author. LeBlanc, Leatrice-a clerk. Ruth-a WOIHZUI i11terviewer. Lucien-automobile designer. Anthony-athletic director. LeBlanc, Lelflerc, LeMay, Lenliesz, Alplionsc-si11gi11g lI1SOI111ll- aes to sleep. Lesch, Allied-tl1c tallest 1112111 i11 tl1e world fwhat a worldlj Letarte, William-still vacationing in Florida with the debs. Lewis, Mary-still as quiet as in 1942. Liebsch, Elmer-a wealthy retired farmer. Linskey, Louise-candyinaker. Lisak, Sara-Dean of Wellesley. Lockwood, John-manager of Village l111prove1ne11t Society. Lojko, Waldren-a 111an of leisure. Lussier, Fernand-still punching holes in composition paper. Mack, Katharine- an accomplished hostess. Mackey, Mary-a public speaker. Madore, John- It, whatever he be- comes. Maguire, Susan-a nurse. Mahoney, Ruth-champion jitterbug fand at l1er agelj. Malko, Rose-not yet hard-boiled. Mann, Shirley-a model. Manning, Daniel-the same hard- working lnanf ?j. Manning, Kenneth-locomotive engi- 11eer. Markiewicz, Edmund-coach of Rhode Island State. Marrs, J can-still teaching? Martin, George-public accountant. Mavrakos, Betty-a tall beauty. Lockard, Lawrence - still chopping Maxwell, Norine-selling exclusive wood. clothes. WHA TE VER YOUR GOAL A Savings Account Will Help ln Attaining It .... SALEM FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Please Mention the ADVANCE FUR JUNE 35 Mellzirlliy, Fruiiees-junk dealer. Mc:UairtI1y, Frzuik-al book biiuler. lIIcUz11'tl1y, Louise-ai sueeesslul busi- ness woman. MeI3:11'tI1y, Shirley-will never sniilo signin. Melloluilil, Willizun-.I'rof. olf Aero- 1l2lllllCS, M. l. T. M0Gratl1, lfllinorc-tlie szune soeiulile person. llleliinnon, TllOI1lllS-big' Iiusiness num. lllellluiuis, Rulh-ai yes girl. MeN:11m11'a. Teddy-a llalllows Hill guide. llleeluiu, SlIll'l0.V-21 rloc-lor's wife, no rloubt. lllelzinson, Osear-si bezuity export. Menurcl. llenry-big league ball player Miziskiewiez, Stanley-lmliii professor lllielmels. I'Iiilip-ai lll2llllll'llI'llIl'l'l' ol' golf clubs. I lllII'll2l.ll1l. Il0l'2ll'Il-IIQ.1'llI'IllQ oul' Il way Io get even with the perfume spiller. lllieleurz, Uliesler-llollywooml inovio stair. llliggos, MairlIm-Eau-eoiiiplislienl pianist Miller, IIairolil--l:iw.x'er. lllizioeli, Sl2ll'l2l'-INZIIIZIQUI' ol' WICSX. lllizzi, .'Ie:111eIIefw1'iIing In-r own eri- Iie eolunin. Moore, llolierlflruelc mlrirer for Illo Kiclflie lieu' fruelcs. Mornuf. Ilelen-the quiz mistress on il quiz sliow. Moreau. Ill'lIl'gI0-OWIIPI' ol' IleIfernun's Morse. Jolinfpro nfhlete. Morton, Ilziyuioinl--:in .xlIlllIl'2ll. lllullzine. Nziiiey--2111 ellieient litlle housewife. Mullin, lfllixulreI'Ii-leleplione supervi- sor uniler Mr. l'uImer. lllulslci. lllurie-un t'lllI'lIIOIl21l an-Iress, Imring the leml in 'I'Iiis World ol' llurs :unl Ilie Queer People in Ilf' lllunro. .lunel--oii Ilie Ilulizin llivierzi. llIlII'l'1l.V. liellyw-ellieienl' money mana- QUT. 'VENUE sw P- Q Intricate Make-up - PLANNING - WRITING - - PRINTING - BOOKLETS - FOLDERS CATALOGS 0 Sweotypes ELLETIER 8. son Mats CREATIVE PRINTERS 3 NORTHEND AVENUE SALEM, MASS. Patronize Our Advertisers 36 THE ADVANCE , Murray, Eileen-a little older and a little wiser. Nelson, Arthur-giving advance new theories in physics. Nichol, Raymond-still taking life easy. Nichols, Jean-a dancer. Novick, Pauline-a professor of some sort with a line of degrees after her name. Obreniski, Casimir-in the snipe1 s brigade. 0'Brien, Betty-glamour girl. O'Brien, John-a 'furniture mover. O'B1'ien, Patrieiaghead nurse. 0'B1'ien, William-high sc-hool princi- pal. Olsson, Ruth-Miss America. O'Neil, Mary-gynih tear-her. Ostalkiewicz, Arthur-a trapeze artist. Ouellette, Adrian-a French teacher. Ouellette, Rita-leading a peaceful life in the country. Paquette, Raymond-another Atlas. Paraehojuk, Georgerstill happy and contented. Patrikos, Charles-Judge. Patrinos, Stephen-street cleaner. Pattee, Barbara-contented with life. Pcheny, Edna-a second Jenny Lind. Pekin, Miriam-a sharpie dress de- si gner. Pelehat, Maria--Yehudi-Menuhin the second. Pelletier, Angela-as quiet as ever. Pelletier, Gerard-R. Bergevin's man- ager. Pennington. George-piano tuner. Petrykowska, Hilda-a secretary, with lu-r eye on a position as the boss' wife. Phillips, Barbara-looking for another husband, having frozen her first by her cooking. Phillips, Molly-missionary. Piasecki, Edmund-inventor of the perpetual motion machine. Pier-ard, Dorothy-first woman Secre- tary of Treasury. Peirro, Nancy-a gum-snapping artist Pineuult, Jeanne-career woman. Polizzotti. Mary-still hanging on to her school books. Poretta, Marie-C. P. A. Porter. Florence-a model Wife. Potas. Virginia-author. Potoeki, lrene-travelling companion. Powers. Charles-successor to Arthur ltlurray. l'cm'z-rs. Robert-dictator extraordina- rv. Preezewski, Edward-a perfect hen- peeked husband. Pydynkowski, Theodore-gym director Rainville, George-a playboy. 'Rz1phael, Ralph-a navy official. Reid, Thomas-a big small-town man. Rive, Alice-on the faculty of a school for nurses. Rizzotti, Pauline-The Smart Shoppe Tue. Rizzotti, Theresa-hairdresser. Robinson, James-principal of Salem High. Robinson, Louise-hairdresser. Roehna, Albin-advertising blonde hair dye. Win low' Potato Chip Co. Patronize Our Advertisers FOR JUNE 37 1101-111111, Be1'11111'11-1ivi11g with his s11o1'1'. 111'0tl1l'1'- . 8011011-lis, 811111110--111-1' 1111111111011 ful 11og11lsk1, .Ioso1111-111l1'1s1-1' 101- lillkllll- 111111111 l her of Lo1111111-1-01-. ROSS, william-a lone wolf. H1111111? l114'll2lI'll- 11111.1'1:1'01111r1 i11st1'111f l10lll02lll. 11111111111--11'1'ito1' 01' Zlll .X11- Q ' 1. ,. H '. It vim to the LOW-10m,, Column. 1 0Sl10WSlxl: X 1I'l0llil-1Jl'lS0lllll'l 11111111 l10Wll0lllHIll, J'v:111-S1111 se1'1'i11g i11 the 1 tor' 1 1 110811111111 m1f011,1.1a. 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B1111'i1-14111111111 111' El 111:1g11zi11e l'0U1'S0- H11'011111111'gI. l1111'1111111-:1sto111111i11g 1111 SUPUIIH- 1101111-MHYOI' Ol' Wlllll-f0WlL 11111-111 with his 1'11111111'k:1hl0 119111111111 Slllllllli, Il0l'l?l-1ll'0111'lQl0l' ol' 21 Stow. 511111, Slmw. Glo1'i11-:2111'i11g her 1111tim1tS. S1111111kicwi11x. l1lf'll2l1'tl-11012 valler. Shea. M:1Il'1Qill'0l'-fl lll1I'S0 011 U.S.S. - -frr - -A- Ca11'o1i1111. S111'i11m1111, 1111-1111111-U. S. Se0re1111'y of Treasury. Sillvlair. Ch111'10:-W11111-11 01' Sig Sing, 1 1 1' WILLIAM J. GIBBONS Slejzc-1'. Elnily-11o11s011'i1'v i11 312111- c110s1e1', N. 11. Mrs. .100 +1 '- Slizgli. l'll'lll'j'--fl1'0lll2lll i11 tho 1-olds of Optometrist Alltzlwtio. Slizgi, R0g'lll2l.-110. 1 dc-I1 01' 1960 f11v1'1wt11111 youthj. 292 ESSEX STREET SALEM Small. B111'11111'a1-11-l111i1'111z111 of mliet 1-o111111it1ee. S0l10l'lllSlil. 111-1-11l11i110-Still 21 swell SNOW CREST PURE BEVERAGE Made in Salem POLAR COLA Sold in the High School Cafeteria I,ill.l1l'UlllZ6 Our Advex-tisers 38 THE ADVANCE Sullaway, Martin- director of the Brandeis Boys. Sullivan, Thomas-a stock market plunger. ' Suspiro, Joseph-playing for Boston Bears. Sylvanowicz, Raymond-pro at the Salem C. C. Szczesny. Henry-a manufacturer of yellow ties. Talbot, l'ld1nund-publisher ol' a men's fashion magazine. Tgettis. Alex-Broadway cop. Tgettis, Costis-bus starter at the Ter- minal. Theriault, Lillian-floor-girl at W. T. Grant's. Thomas. Charles-grand opera. Tivnan, Joseph-the India rubberman. Tondreau, Annette-nurse. Trainor, Joseph-president of the First National Stores. Tremblay, Barbara-running a nur- sery school-her motto still being all play and no work. Tully, George-an admiral at Derby Wharf. Tyler, Sylvia-editor of Time, Life, and Work. Urbanski, John-delivering' telegrams on a motorcycle. Valaskatgis, Elita-still with the sun- niest of dispositions. Vernick. Herbert-band manager. Wade, l'hilip-winner of National Golf title. Webb. .Xlbert-Mr. Public Library. Welch. llic-liard-,egolf pro. Welenc. FlorenceAthe same sweet girl. Wertergreen. Elizabeth --selling mo- lasses kisses at charity buzaars. Wlicurty. llarbarn-inodeling for Ile-l Cross posters. White. Virginia-a hat desiwfner. J' Whitehead. Vernon -M driver of street 1-leuner. Whitmore. Samuel --Walter Wim-ln-ll ll. Williams. Nancy-Still settling trou- lmles. Winer. Henry-greatest drummer in the world. Winer. Philip-designer of do-nut holes. Winer. Robert-Bombardier. Winiarz, Florence-vocational guid- ance clinic. Wisniewska. Clara-still riding a roll- er coaster. Wolkiewicz. Edward-janitor. Zisson. Stephen-perfector of a meth- od of trisecting an angle. Zukowski. Henrv-head of lnforma- tion Please , AFTER GRADUATION FLORENCE Pdaraa. '42 Are you ready to leave your friends and seek .X profession or position? .Xre you brave or are you meek? Will you succeed in your great mis- sion? Whether it be a job or school You must do your level best. Always try to heed the rule That life is but a test! .X contest that is but a game ln which some will lose. While others will Win fame- .Xs Time your work reviews. Always have a smile upon your face. Then success is near. For to look happy bars disgrace, It shows you have no fear! FOR JUNE 39 JUNIOR JUMBLES FITTING PHRASES Ahearu, J.-high stepper. Arnienian. Margaret-bookkeeping cu- tie. Arsenault, Janet-Parisian miss. .Xugustynowimm Emily-Miss Personi- lied. .Nyc-rs. Betty-sliy but nice. llnilvy, Rita-Spanish whiz! lizuivillv. Alice-tlie file cle-rk's ideal. llzwlmour, llelen-quiet miss. llartkvwivz, llelon- Yz1liaiit liaulyf' Ilzwtkevvii-z, Victoria-Chinese Illllli'0l'. li0l'I7I'kl1lfl. XVYOIIIIO--f?lY0l'ltt' pastime-- Bill. lilI'lllll1gIl121ll1, lflvvlyn-ideal girl. Blake. Catliorinv-glamour? Blarichard. Arlene-radio amioum-er. llleiikhorn. Elsie-slmrp! li0llt'lII1l'fl, Doris- Vog11e. Boyle. Virginia- Sis. llrennzm. liuriml-against the storm. llurkinslmw, F.-everyone's I.I'l9lllll Ualef. Virginia-Navy widow. Cnllnlmn. Mary- Shortie. Ifallahau. ROS9lllRI'j'1MHllElllltl llrima- donna. Unllic-hy, Tliulia- S. O. S. I'nrlton. liclitliw-Jmiioi' miss. I'HI'0Il. Doris--c'hatterliox. Ii2lI'l'0ll, .L lllilI'g.l'Il9I'lIP-nlllllllllll lar Baby. l'halit'our. Eilllll-l'0Illll'2lIlS nro her spvvizlltyl clol- Coimell, Blanche-my sister and I. Uoimell, Betty-sliare and share alike. Conrad, lflleairor-Iiursemaid. Vote, Pauline-iuquisitive. Ilrowley, Mary-Soutli Salem fwhy?l Cuneo, Gertrude-sweet disposition. J Curtin, Florence-are you a geniusf Dash, Corinna--slow motion. QDUHIIIS. Atlieiia-1mIyo1',s S0l'l'0IS?ll'j'. Desc-hone, lQlC'811Ol'-SllllOl',S gal. Dillonato, N0l'I1lil.-OOll1llll, Ami Shor- idzm. Dionne, Dorothy-model! llomlirowski, Jennie-sweet. Doucfette, llllinor-olioerleacler special. Dwyer. A1'lm1e-swf-alter' girl. Eliopoulous, liulu-softy hut nicv. lClliot. liliz-pliysivzll oflu. mliroctor. Ennis. .Xlicv- Baby Snooksf' Faliey, Mario-I'ootlmall coach. Compliments of Shares Stationery Store I5 Front Street Salem, Mass. NEWCOMB G- GAUSS CO. ooo PRI TER one The Printing of School Publications such as THE ADVANCE is a Specialty with us. TICKETS 0 PROGRAMS 0 DANCE ORDERS 0 TAGS ' No. I CITY HALL AVENUE TelephonelO0I SALEM, MASS Please Mention the ADVANCE 40 THE ADVANCE Feder. Emma-Rhode Island drawll Finnis. Velma-mental giant. Fitzpatrick, Mary-quiet? Flynn, Jean-M. D. Flynn, Muriel-coxswain. Folsom. Calista-woman in white. Foote, Dot-Dead End Kid. Miller, Marcella-Ray's girl. Migliaeeio. .'hl',Q'lEl-C0lll0lli2l1l. Moreland, llIH.l'gil1'0t-,SIlgg1l0S. Moynihan, Margaret-petit ll1illll'lllOl- selle. Mullarliey. l'.- Irish eolleen. Nelson, Rosee-hlziek-haireal beauty. Newton. Sally- strawlmerry blonde. Nieholl. S.-ehair styles! Norwood. .Xnn-c-enter guard. 0'Leary, Dorotliy-attrac-tive! Ouellette. llita-W1'ig'ley,s Spearniint. Page. Madeliiie- Blondie.', Pasternak. Gloria-sopliistieatedl Pauling, Sylvia-gave specialty. Pekin. Clharlotte-speciality-parties. Pepper, hvllllf1'6fl-l'PS9l'Y6 tl. .IOHN E. HEFFERNAN Registered Pharmacist The Prescription Store of Accuracy, Reliability and Purity R' 66 Washington St., Salem, Mass. f Compliments of JOB THE HATTER e l,Ol9ll1911ELk0, Evelyn- Big Sister. Pooler, Catherine-Vitamin B1 Poretta, ltlarie- niee. Potter, lllary-freckles. Quinn, Kathleen-Sistyl Rainville. Anita-dream girl? Hapliael. Rosalie-the shadow knows. liathburn, Pliyllis-hnsketball star! llatzskin. Bella-hewitehingl Reynolds. Arlene Reynolds. Barbara Hose. June-perfeet scholar. Roy. Leatriee-winsome. Sanots. Rose-O' Promise Me! Sewa rd s, Lou ise-smooth ? Shay. Carol-jitterhug! Sheehan. Claire-green eyed? Skonieeki. Theresa-live wise. Skurski, Josephine-witty. Smith. Gloria-Martha Raye! Smith. Naney-radio announcer. Soluoeinski, Eleanor-hostess. Spin-ling, Bertha-anti-jitterhugI Stallings, Marilyn-ehuhby! Staniatopoulos. Lulu-studious. Staniewiez, Emily I silent St2llllil0XVlCZv, Emilie Sfl1'GCl'RCkPl'Sl Steedman, Mary-anihition-minister's wife. Sultzhaek. Matilda-Beech Nut Sam- ples. Sushel. Florence- Flossie Symonds, Rita.- Bashful Szostek, Stella-sharp enough. Szufnarowska, Josephine-lovely smile Sarnowska. Genevieve --Ye Olde Re- eorde Shoppe. Theriault, Florenee- li'ute',! Thibedeau, Lois-Eleanor Powell. Trainor, Dorothy-the perfect mother! Trasher, Martha- Marty Duval, Foster-lost without gas. Dylengowski. Bob-li'aptain Bob now! Eldridge. Charles-Glenn Cunning- ham. Elliot, lliehard-The Maestro. Finnegan. John-no more June. Flashner. Harold-star next year. Flynn. Donald-his moustaehe! Flynn. John-hashful. Fontaine. W.-why be bashful. Franeis. Roy-wheaties did it! Fnrey. John-woman hater. . Gianoulos. Pete-quite the basketball. ETWO peas in a pod FOR JUNE 41 Gilman, Donulml-the women! Goodrow, Robert----luis height. Gould. Rielniril--he ai huelielorl Abbott, Willizun-high seorer. Alunecl, Frank-- Turk,' .Xrnol4l. Freml-answer man. Backry, Edward-are you :L genius Hates. Lester-All .xIl10l'lC2lll. Bennett. Jzunes-Lone R2l.llg9l'. Beruhe, Paul-right fo luippiuess. Bouluy, Albert-shop main. lireault. Roger-he yoilels too. Burns, William-sliootin, high. llusheli. Pfuil-s11pe1'11m1i. lluezko. 'Feddy-llutin Orutor. Butler, llohert-'CXnehors .Xwuyv Uusule. .liilony--eurley. Ulnise, Pkllll-Hllilllil llullv iillOlllllXll'lil, Guy-hlaekoul. Clark, .lohn-matheniatieiun. Ulnrkin, l'hilip-star. Colmh. Wilbur-clogzwoocl. Cobb. Robert-Professor Quiz. Mroz, Walter-Knute Rockne. Murphy, JEUIIBS-K'll2lllff9l1I'. Newell, JHIIIQS-SiI'0llg' man. Nolan, Bill-Gus. Norton. Ed.-master mind. Martin, Kenneth-ulways slmrp. Mm-Mahon. 'Frank-Fritz. Muhouey. llic-lmrml-wonmn's iclol. lllnrelninrl, .Xrtliur-stuclious. Meler, Tfllllj'-l'l10llllSi'. Mielcnrz, Teddy-eliip of the block. Morris. Tom-sen-ret ambitious. Ouellette. OSUIII'-l'0lH9lllklll. Pike, George-hoy seout. Crowley. Robert-irzu'k nnln. Page. l nr0ll-nuisie lnuker. Puriseuu. Lawrence-Lil Abner. Mulinowski. .Xilolpli-sleepy. M1-Kay. Joe-pliysicisf. Luz-ai, Franeis-glnmour. Lord, Paul-on the run. Uoughlin. Ed-swiftie. Mel'urthy, Boh-soda-elerk. Meliinnon. Fruin-is- Franny flIeGrune, Bob-help mute llIeCarthy, Jolm-Jar-k. Muliouek. Chester- Molly Monson. Robert-athlete. Cornell, Charles-Henry Alflriell. Crotenu. Will'reml-zoot suit. Francis, Rebecczl- Becky ? Frazier. .hllC'0-lil'91lll2l. FFQCIIIEIII. lllill'l0ll4-1lll'l'f'l'P1ll'. Frye, A114-ll'0j'--0119 for the books. Fuller. Gran-e-wonnin ol' the year. Fuller. Sliirley-pigfnils. llugnou. Louise-pueifie. llullunt, Rutli-Sadie Hawkins. lloulcl. Barlmiu-11 Nortlieastern favo- ite. llruncly. Lueille-personality smile. llunley, Rulli-pleusiiig' nninner. lleuloy. lllnrie-wonnln of tomorrow. lleeney. Lillian-bosses' dream. llleiiiiessey. Dorothy-you'd he sur prisecll llolsh. llielen-Hllelenzi Rubenstein. llurlhurt, lfltliel-silenee is golden. Johnson, Merle-ai wig. Jliulge. Louise-your honor. Kuelin. Judy-ull that glitters. Kohiulku, L.--lQz1u1'ie. Kouopku, Aliilu- a leader. Kuczun, Olga-big boss. Inu-ritz, Betty-mtistim: mode. .Compliments QC. Tlieriaultfs Sea Grill '.. -Q 6 Wall Paper Linoleum Paints Venetian Blinds Beaulieu 8: Linsky Co. 3 Front St. 268 Cabot St. Salem 4260 Beverly 2349 42 THE .X Lacritz, Gertrude-Gas house Trudy. Lacritz, Shirloy-squeeze-hox queen. Lane, L.-everyhodyls i'l'it'lllil. Leavitt, Hilda-Daisey. Mao. Lovosquo, Lf-on-iwws 4-orrusponclvlii Lubas, Virginia-inovie siren. Lynch, Mary-Moonlight. Lyons, Pat--tooth pastv ml. McDonald, Alice-noisy. Mi'Donnell, Ulaire--iny Toothall hero. Mvlfllmon, J une-hor voiw. Mavauley. B.-PlIlli0.Y-Hill-I'illIT Mansfie-lil, lioisfiliitixloiit. Mir-haufl, Gloria-sul:-deb. '1'ren1blay, Yvvttegvover girl. 'l'uc-ker, Dorotl1yA-style. Turley, Mary-Miss Muffvt. Tuttle. Marie4l'hineso missionary. Vaillani-ourt. 'FTN'l'0S2l-0l'l'llTKTS to yo Walton, Priscilla-Prissy. ll. Ward, Jcaii-Chcsterfielil girl. Weinburg, Annette- llvatrive Kay of 43. Westgate, J'une-faithful forever. JOSEPH R. RICHARD, jeweler 280A WASHINGTON ST., SALEM, MASS. Opposite St.joseph's Church Phone 4314 GCD- E236 Certltikd Watchmaker' 'HUZOLOGICM' INSTITUTE ' of-A HERIQA' -wAsmNa'roN - D- c- IQMTCALIISTIIUTI UNIIIKADIIS TROMBERG' RESTAURANTS BRIDGE STREET At Beverly Bridge WASHINGTON STREET At Eutern Mau. Bus Terminal SALEM TDVXNUE Wilson, Barbara-linglisli prim-oss. Uohon. N0l'ITT2TlTYT'il'QIlT profile. Vollivr. M.-historian. Iloolvy. .X.-V-svaiiiimln-nl lad. Imffvy. li.-l'arim-rs' illlllilllllit lianvillv, .Xlhort4Yoi4-e of i'1'eewlon1 oy. J.-Lot-hiiivar. NI ri 'losli Vnhill. Jamosgllappy Jim. Yonngfur. G.-Dr. Kildare. Wilton. Dick-'1'hin man. liaranikolas. llarry-.Xnge-l! Kr-olian. lisl.-vvrsatiliiy. Kivrnan. TT0ll4illll0i'0lN'0f U Klosowslci. Tlt'llI'T'Y'll alatv with Sta-l laf' .--li1'0 of thv party! . lliflkghis iiitvlligvm-of Al.--aSXT'TllllllE'I'.H Lagos, TOIIX-Slll2ll'T lad! Latosvk, .Too- T'arl lluhhl0. -witty rmnarks. Laurier Guard. K ostylal. licl Ii ozak ivw in-Z Iiavhapm-llv. Loahy. Tom Lvlwl. TT.llflj'- Im lluv, Uliarles-humble ways! li'lTvro1iX. Roh-laugh! Lincoln, Frani-os-his cigar. Littlo. l'lvv1'ett- Pat, Loc-kwoorl. Roh.--mouse Ctlieolivj Roux-harfl. ROQTUI'--Fl'OllL'lll9l Buczko. Techly-sliarp enough. Hurkv, Hvnry-shy! liulyga. Nil-holas- Nii-kf, Iluaulivu. Hay1no1nl4l'I:1y. Iioaiirais, Law1'm1c'o- lmsnlmllf, Hr-lanson. Ilia-k4 IJi1-kin-.U lllirhaucl. Lvonarrl- 1iliysivsf' Mirliauml. TvllilI'Ofl-dflllI'l0f'.,, Lord. Huorgv-tiny Y T'lZ2lllllf'f'liT. Frocl-Wide awako! llovino. Tloliert-quiet! Dour-ot. Robert- good wisln-sf, .Tm-an. Dorothy-groofl sport! Joeloin, Lonore-scliool days. llmnan, Charlotte-Elf! Ta-inan. rIlll0llll2l-SOTITTI Saloni! Kuvzun. 015221--aTlQl'T0f'f homoinake-r.' Doyle-. T'aul-janitor of T0lll0l'l'0W. Wvtirv1'g1'a-vii. Eliz.-1-horns girl. Tiownry. Nanryfautoinohilo IIIQVTIHIITC Uawrys. Ofvmia- Luhhy', Mvfiovorn. T'Till09ll--lHlli9l',S wife. Pvrroni. John-quiet please. Tll2'll'kT11. Phillip-librarian! Clark, John- Osgood Parkf' Williams, John- Sho1'ty. FUR J Sweeney, Bill-Clark Gablefl? Sweeney, Leo- Smiles,' Swiniueh, Leonard-bright boy! Szczeehowicz. F1'GLl-jllJl391'lJllg? Szpak, Matthew-football! Talbot, Robert-Rob! Zwieker, Reginald-basketball. Wilson, Charles-l'eabody! Wright, Mary--new hair-do? Whalen, Margaret- lllargie. Warren, Evelyn- Gracie Allen. Wilson, Lillian-pretty! Zbikowska. J essief-college eo-ed?? Jodoin, Madelinemthree cheers! lieelerc, Il'l1eresa-very quiet! Vasilakopoulos, llatlierine- witty.!' West, liettie-timid! why? lllarmalurele. Gerard-why the pipe? llughes, Eleanor- swell,' I Marcisak, Frances-Lonely? fDan- vers! Goldenherg, Ruth-precise I Cveryb Goolsby, Phyllis- brunettel' ltlarkarian. Irene-Baton, Queen! McDonough, Barbara-WhitieI Lendall. Dorothy-lialeomb Street? Miaskiewiez, Uhristine- Q'hristie. Gravel, Robert-his drumming. Griffin, Robert- Nipper.,' Griffin, Robert-Marblehead I Groves, Calvin-ambitious! llall, Ashley-us on a bus! lleckman. John---Loves school? lleller, Arnold-liurrali for Swamps- eott I l I udson, Wesley-Smoky. UNE 43 Hennessy, William--Popeye. Hurley, James-ever ready! Poreello, Caesar-his name. Provencher, Ernest--Cliesterfields-they satisfy. Pref, Joe-his laugh! Przypek, Art-his silence! Iiaftopolous, Danny-physique. Ranen. Charles - another Swamps- cotter. Raynes, George-grin? Rhodes, Ted-shynessl Richards, Ralph-ah, ha! Richards, Joe-his hair! Roberts. Clifforcl-businesslike appear- ance! Rousseau, lllaurice-dimplel Rowell. John-all out for Peabody. Ryan, Francis-lady killer! St. Pierre, Lenny-Gene Krupa. Sowieki. John-manly appearance Shea. Leonard-romantic looks. Silhert, Stanley-grin is famous! Simpson, Fred-sharp! Skomurski, Ed.-tip the scales? Slavin, Lawrenee-heeklingI Smith, Jordan - ambition: jitterbug. Smith. Lincoln-the south branch! H ussey, Robert-shy ? lwanicki. Henry-the Paramount. Iwanowski. Henry-bored expressions. Jankowski. Frank-golf. . JPIIIIIIIQS, John-his height! Jodoin. lllaleolm-fear of girls. Johnston, William--lost in a fog! J uralewicz, Ed.-hlondie I AVE ET VALE Sv1.v1.x L. T.YLER, ,42 .X happy band of carefree youth. We've trod Life's fairest way, Where fleeting doubts and petty cares Have scarce obscured our day. Now ere our roads must separate, We pause to sean the years Oi eomradeship and joy we've knowng Of guidance in our fears. We search the far horizon. Alas! it ne'er shall be That we of human Visage shall Our future lot foresee. We merely know that Life will bring To some more grief and paing Ambitious thwarted, hopes abashed, But sunshine follows rain. Life's challenge 110W is offered us. Shall we succeed or fail? 'Shall lust for power claim our souls, Or humbleness prevail? Our answer must be swift and strong, That under God on high, And led by education we Shall with Life's best comply. 44 THE ADVANCE SOPHOMORE SCRAMBLES Sophomore-s : Now that the your is over we will let yo11 know t1111 kind of 1111011111 you have had 11s your COIIIIHIIIIOIIS this year. Ambitioiis of i'Pl'12l1I1 SopI1on1o1'es: J. IQIIOOIRIICI-HTO 111- 21 1-11-11 1llkUl,S wife. ff. Cass--'l'o 1111 21 1'i1-11 lllilll. J. 0'B1'ic11-To have il girl for more than EI wvok. OSbo1'1111 -'l,1'1-si1111111 M 111' J1-1'1'y,s Army 111111 Navy Stow. S. Rykill-TO 11111 11111111111 s11If1-1'i11g1?1 G. L. Hurley-To S1-1110 11ow11 1111111 that ainit Il2lj'1 M. Fitzg1'1'11I11A--'1'o 111- 21 1111-111 S1-1101111 fwe 112.Yl,' 0111- f101111tS1. A. Ha1'1'is--To 1'o1'11i1'o il I1-111-1' 1'l'0111 il certain T. IIow1-. N. Co11s011s-A To go to 111L1'11110l111I1 ff10l1,1 give up hopoj. II. LPEIITY--H1v0Il,1 so1111-01111 iix nie up with I1I21l'.V D111111?,' Zina GoocIe1I Corp, Q Auto Repairing I Machine Shop Q Hardware Store Q Trucking 86-92 LAFAYETTE STREET 115 DODGE STREET Compliments of IVICCANN ICE CREAM and Candy ESSEX ST. SALEM J. J. 11. 11. I I ll! J. J. lJ11Ito11i'I'o 1111111 K. Martin. Uo111l.1'-To 1111 21 1101-tor fhe-'s such a 110011 judge of 11111111111 naturej. Allen, J. l'I1111'ti1-1', L. GH11R,Q',1lEl'- WO1111111 i11 whito. SuIIi1'1111 - .X11111i1'11I in the U. S. Navy 1111- Iiopesj. . 1711121-11117-1,l'0f0HSIOllEl1 jitt111'I1ug. I11'1111111111-To 111- 11 Big 111-11.g111c1'. N11sto1'4'I'o 111111 E1 girl-friend. AIIIVIIIIUY-T0 1l12lIiC Fitzie under- S1?l1li1. 81111111-I11ti1'1-s : r 11. 1'oI111111--11111141 t111k11tiv0. .X. 1'o1111oIIy-Most KIf'IllLll'C. Ii. Ii1'1111y-Wittiest. II. Ii111'1'11tt--.1oIIi11st. 11. York-Most f2lSIlI0lIiII11Q. .1. S1111oSki-Most sefrions. N. I1y11111'-F1'i111111Iiest. .X. WPIIS-Most ti1ni1I. I11m1'11tI1y Z.-Most 1'111'io11s. II. 1'oI1i11s-Fu1111i11st. A. W11111111-1'-Host S1lIl1011t. IJ. I,I'CD1'10I'-1412181051 worker. 1i0OI'Lf1' V.-M1111Iivst. II. W. F11-111s-Moiisirlst. F. 1Vl'1l'11 111111 L. Donleavy--Most ener- 20111-.????? 11. I'ot01'ki-SW111-test. II. 1,1111-I'11ppiost. II. Nivhols-Most 112151111111 f?1 N 1il'0V1'llII1g-BIOSt l'1Itll'111iIlg. 11. I10K'Ii1l9Hd--Q11IPt0S1. .X111111i11 K. - Most pref01'1'e11 fby the 111111'he1's1. l'. I111F'o1'ge-B1'11i11iest. I1 I'o1'te1'-Best 111'ess0f1 male. M NI l'. . I'11iIIips-Woo! Woo! . .1. Lucie--Most petite. I1111115111IS-11Il1l171JiE'St. W. F1111--Best 111-rsonality. if 11' D11n11111is-Sportiest. I'Hl'9II1'. F. Cronin, and G. McCor- 111111111-S11111-iest. I 1l11ll1'l'S ol' 1-ertain sophomores: IJ. W11Ik111'wF11111o11s' ichthyologist. I . 0112011 1-140-Ci1'1-11s harker. I1. 1'oIIi11s-S11c:on11 Lou Costello. S. .hXL'Il'0f1-MHS1Q1' scientist. FOR JUNE 45 K. P2llZlL0ll-llflilll doetor Karl. T. Pepper, and V. Paul-Successful secretaries. M. Dimmiek-lladio star fshe hopesj. Gertrude F.-Composer. Likes and dislikes: Likes: F. Perkins-His nightly rides to N. Salem. M. Emerson, C. Gronberg, and M. Fitz- gerald - Salem Iligh baseball games. IS. Fi1111+A certain N. Salem lad. Sophomore girls in general-The foot- ball team. Dislikes: ll. Stoddard - Studying fespeeially mathj. L. 'Blenkhorn-Math problems. R. Davies-w'I'o keep awake. F. Coombs- Reading plays. K. Hurley-J azz musie. Characteristics : L. Desehenes-Good natured. Isabel D.-Spry. P. Begin-qliig-hearted. I. Dube-Good sport. I. Bertrand-Friendly. L. Martel-Progressive. F. DeGrandpre-Amusing. N. Irish-lmpulsive. You all know that variety is the spiee of life, and the above indicates we have a 'fpretty Spicy elassv. Although there is room for improveinent they're not sueh a had lot afterlull. Wishing you all il happy summer. this is Sally signing off for good. FRESHMAN NOTES - Colorful COI7l1lle07bfS on Colorful Freshmen. K. Murray-Liveliest. G. Mitchell-Brainiest. C. Ilafey-Glamourous. II. Galuska-C'ontented. P. Steinharter-Career girl. R. Wysocki-Beautiful Dreamer. V. Mneiewiez-Bashful. II. Briggs-Most-likely-to-succeed. D. Axelrod-Dopey. E. Kenee-The Thin Man. V. Tassinari-Wolf. R. Caldwell-Working Girl fGarden- erj. C. Temple-Einstein. H. Eng-Napoleon. E. Duggan1Beau Brummel. J. Ablow-W. P. A. Worker. I. Weinshel-Ambitious. N. Simckes-Frankensteilfs L. Nagel-Superman. K. Belanger--Athlete. Wife. Ann Gray-Dietieian. L. Mroz-Movie Star. V. MeGurn-Shrimp. F. Kay-W. A. A. C. Allita Gray-Boy-hater. J. Morris. Jr.-Pinnoehio. F. Perry-Sleepiest. S. Benito-Industrialist. R. James-Party girl. R. Lander-Cook. J . Shatswell-Draftsman. Compliments of Ideal Bakery 26 Palmer Street 159 Washington Street Telephone 87 1 . 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