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W. fi .N .' s ' Y, I 'xg I ' A -6' L R34 ' f', ,'. . - 'J' 1 .Q 'f' X239 ,ry if 'vlflmg 'u 6 46- 5 . 4 1 . I ' XP f of ' 4 0. ' H. . s.x - ,ff 75. V?-W4 ff f 3 1 u 4' U. - -1 j Y u Q 1 1 1 s-, fs . , , .. , ' Y ,iz f 1 af' '. - is A i l .ni lui l 1 , age fe 4 MH' -mlgf 1 I 'v , uf 9 - Z V A 1 D x ' S4 J'n I ,I 'TX IQ? v A-ffaffi, Aa 0 .an .A 41 'x I nk. 4 F' f-'7 S THE CLIPPER SENIOR ANNUAL OF STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE AT SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS The Class of 1936 Besprrtfullv Dehtratr the Clipper tu Q5PI'f1'llUt' fgllfllfjiilll, 551.1-lil. An ill!i1.Ii1'illlLl Ivzmrhrr nf English, an xuisv amh LIL'IIPI'l11I5 I111III5Pl11I', unh Z1 trur friruh In all - Q L F. 4 Jfuretnnrh HE senior annual of Salem Teachers College appears this year bearing for the first time a distinctive name. We believe that this name speaks for itself and truly symbolizes the traditions and ideals of our college. Salem, the third oldest teacher-training institution in the country, was opened in 1854 at the height of the clipper ship era when those greyhounds of the sea were charting their way through unknown paths, pioneering. opening the way to fresh enterprise. But while the clipper of the sea has long since passed beyond the realm of usefulness and into the limbo of memory, Salem. the clipper ship of education, still plies the seas of thought and continues to advance the fron- tiers of human enlightenment in the interest not of a single group but of the social whole. It is the hope of the editorial staff that the Clipper of 1936 has in a measure done justice to the spirit of the college of which it is a symbol, and to the student body whose memory it seeks to perpetuate. Qlontsnts DEDICATION 6 PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IS CLIPPER STAFF I5 FACULTY I7 SENIORS 35 UNDERGRADUATES 79 DIRECTORY 86 FEATURES 9 5 ORGANIZATIONS 1 SI ATHLETICS 147 ADVERTISEMENTS 160 1 'Liv-11 f.,- if lf' A ff' ,I ff ' ,aff ll Nl XI! ll Vllllxw Illllllllr Ulf? IDI! -I XFN KN I'lI,N1XN l'1fm:w:f Teaching is a iBrofes5iun ln these later years in the history of education the professional aspects of teaching are no longer questioned, XVhatever the position of either the individual or the institution involved in the discussion, it must be admitted that teaching is both a science and an art. This admission. then. clearly implies in addition to a broad and thorough general and cultural education. both pro- fessional aptitude and technical training. The former. so far as it is a natural ability, may well be ascertained by appropriate tests as an essential require- ment of candidates. for the teaching profession: but however great may be this potential power. it must be developed by long and careful training and by ex- perience under the best conditions that may be possible. based upon a thorough knowledge of sound educational principles. But a professional attitude is of vastly greater importance than either natural or acquired professional aptitude. Wliatexter the occupation may be. a thorough preparation for it and the discharge of its duties and responsibilities require a spirit of service that can only be attained through a real sacrifice on the part of the individual engagedg and in this way alone the greatest possible benefits are secured to those who are served. And to the person who really pos- sesses a professional attitude toward his work, whatever it may be, the joy of this service is his greatest reward. lt is this missionary spirit. if you will, that is the superior teacher's constant incentive to leave the world better than he found it and thus to extend his influence far beyond the limited period of time that is allotted to any individual life. And who are the people whom we in the teaching profession are to serve? Of course they are the parents of the pupils whom we teach and all the other supporters of our institutions and systems of education, whether public or private: but our chief obligation is to the children of today who are to be the men and women of a tomorrow which ought to bring an improved social order that will be in some measure better than that of today because we have lived and worked consistently, intelligently. and conscientiously toward that end. In this sense, we are projecting our own lives into the future. Surely this is a responsibility that calls for the most careful preparation and our most earnest efforts. A professional attitude implies a diligent search for truth. wherever it may be found. and the reward of this quest comes only to those of an open mind. The truly professional worker distinguishes between matters of fact and matters of opinion. To be sure. opinions may be facts. but they must be proven to be such beyond the possibility of a doubt. The varying uses which may be made of this factual knowledge and the possible differences in the application of immutable and universal principles and laws afford an urge to constant study. Education is not static but progressive in a very real sense: for the world moves and in our day it is moving rapidly. The professional worker in our particular Held of service, than which there is no greater in all human society. inevitably becomes possessed of such habits of study as will result in a conscientious and concentrated effort to grow in efficiency and in far-reaching influence throughout the entire period of his teaching experience. And the exercise of these habits bring their own re- wards in terms of increasing pleasure and genuine satisfaction to the teacher. lf these observations seem to be no more than merely obvious abstrac- tions. we have only to remember that there is nothing that is more concrete than the individual mind and soul that we are influencing through the exer- cise of the teaching process. And it is through the existence of these intimate personal relationships and their results as they sometimes become known to us after the lapse of many years that we teachers find our greatest and most en- during satisfactions. 1 I I I l .4 'J lm. lxq. 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IN Iypxw 4 XX X X l1.m.gxIf' Llfrurmrlw I, XX X X II'1'm.II Ilmgc I Hmxrwzzllw I XX X X I-wzrmlrx I .ur I. .XI:.IIIIu KQIJM Hutmg 1 Hxmmruxitvn- 4 I-Izxwrwzrzpyf I:11l1.xItIm f11I111N:IIw 4 Scmnlx' IM-grprw-11 l,I'r11:1xTfuv 4 MIM l4I.zIN I I,Y.lI1I.IIIQ XZILIIN 4. lilmx I3.:x II'H'pN.1:1.1f rw-lvl I'I.IXN llwffm-1 XI'. 4 N.,'.'f.1':fgx lf II 5 I li 4 Iii-QIIXIII I I Nou'-IIIIIN I I 4 I3..xIwtI'.eII I.l 4 4, lim-IMIII I 9. I1Ifv.I1'xL I I X-IIIL-X IMIII 4. Icnmx I. XL'.iI'IN'4'Ix Iypxxt I I'I.I'. I. - 'w.:,zvx l.X.. .:,1' l 'IIII Hi Q, X1:.I.IIL- CIXM X1-Iuirwnmu flmmllmlllcv I I,II,I,IAN CHIPI.OX'I'I'Z Lil 394 R.mtouI Strcct. Bcvcrlx' Dcccmbur IH iii sa Uv: 1. fzzn .Hr ., 'Fr--!I.'Iw Fw .7 V V q 5, I Q Iypzxl -, Xwruztrtdrzzzu lA-mmzltw ,XI1.1.IIv f.I..M 1,4-Imgzl I 1.I1.1Irm.I1u I':'--gum Mwmmztlw 1.4: I.'1mm'r'gi.II 4I1I'wIrx:.I4 1 . . , , 1 I'.I1Ix 4, MM- 4,IllIN X l.1I1mm'r'g1.1I KIIIIX 4 INN 1 I1.Iz:1 I XX ' X X Xuug-IINIX I I I 4 X-'IIN ILIII I X l1.I4IwIIuII 4 T' 311 dv N ng? 'K - 0 Jr ,.v.,w' 'fr lil 3 31 -1- 9 'RFU' J-T334 51115- .2 2, L1 ,ix-.-5 A T 4, XIV'-K EIR' 1-'jf-:fy 'RT 111 T'f:ggclL'.. '-11 if--'B?1'XE:fb-'bTs911 f, , We M. MARJORIE CORMIER Margie 51 Ncw Part Strcct, l,X'l1I1 Octobcr 6 Nlu' 1c1111I.'1 1111 11'111' 111 1111111'f1'1YN111'f11'111' p1111c11,Q1' S1'111111' Clluw Ring Iifllllllllllfll 4g 4QI1.111'111.111 l'lllL'l'lLllI1I1lt'lll 1111111111111-c lI'CNIlI1l.lll IC1-Q111111111 4, lJcQ111'.1111111 1111111111111-1' .Xlltl tllu CIN I1x1 31 f,1111111111111I f3lllIlICll I. l71'.1111g1l1c f,ILlIW 3, 4 ll111111X .1111l f.1'1111I44, 11.144 lJ.1X' 2, klgnw lJ.1X' lxI11'1' 33 IJ1'g1111g1t1t f.llllW I'l.1X' 811111111112 11 151111 I111' 131111 41 IDIQIX' X1111'11111111s11p 7 7 l1'111'111111'. 111111112 111111 111111111'1'11:.' -3 X1'XX'c11111I1 I, -, 3, X11II1X II.1lI I DOROTHY FRANCIZS COVIELI. Dot 52 Billington Strcct, lllymoutlu ,l:111u.1ry 1'1111'11'111,1' f'1l1X--.N 1 1,3 31 1'1111Q1' 1111' 1111' U1',1'111f11'1'1 X'1c1'-l'1'1-41111-111 clllllllfll 4, 11.144 lJ11X' Illllllllllllfkx Z1 I:I'L'NIlI'l1lI1 lit-c1'11111111 lQ111111111111-1- 3, llmltw fQI.1w lJg1X' lg X:Hl1lI1ll'I'Cl1I 1111111111 I. 3, I11-NI11 Z, XX .X X 5L'CI'L'l.lI'X' 3, 4, l'1'g1111111gl14 ' 2- '1 ',Nx11 11111l1'1'1-11c1- 111 .Xlllxmlflllhtllx 51.111 111ll1 KN 111111111 IIIXK X 1 1 , . , , , 1111111114 4, l1.lINX I,Il.llIl 3, I11I1l l1.1II 1, 1, 4. Il111l11X 3, 4, l3.14 1 ' , I IxL'II3.lII I. 1. 3. 4. N1Xx111111I1 I, 2, 1, 4, X11II1'X II.1II I, 2, 3, I I 11.141-lull I 3 1 -I ANTHONY DIPIPPO H,l3Ol1X l 411 Cflmcstnut Strccl, Snlcm .la1111.1ry 153 11111' 1111111111111 1111111111 111 11111113 1111 111111 11 111'1'1'u111'-VI' 1 , ', . ', Xl11l1lIc flux N1-111-1.111 31 C,l.1w IXL'I3ll'NK'lll.IIlXl' I, l'111.1111 11111111111I1'1- I 1111111u1I l'1'111111-1111111 f,111111111111'1' IQ l1l1'1- f,IlIIW I, 3 3 I IJ1 lllllll IIIIIX I l11111111l11111,1l lit-l.1111111x IIIIIIW I'11--11111111 I 11111-11'1I.1 11111111 1111.1 1111 111.11 I, f.l11'1x1111.1x lI.lg1L'.lIll I1 I'l1X 1111111111 Il1'11111111' 3. Illllllllllllll' IIIIIIIIII I1'.1 3 MARY C1l:ll'l'liUl3li IDOIJXN UM11111' IIS Sl1.1r1111 511111. XX'1's1 Nlc1ll4111'1l N1wc111lwc1' - 11111 11, 11111111111 I11wl1111.111 I111I11l11111 1.1111111111I11 I, Xllll Sklllll IlIllIW 3, ID11 llI.Ill1 IIIIIX I, I.lllI1'I I,Il1llIl, f.I.1 11X 111111 11 :.'111' -1'11'111'11111 .I1111111' xx I3,1X 3, II111111x .1111I 1211111 fI.1M IJ.1x ' N1'11.111111I3 I I 1. I1.1NI11-Il1.1II 1. I11-l1I II111'I11'x' 3 -III 1 55? 15,13 ,:,,-ggi, cz 41.11 .Brig .'- , . .-. x , Kp 'Pix Dr L 1. .'XII,IfNIf XIARIII DOOIUY zo Margin Street. Pealvotlx' -, -. l'lI ll1'1w1'lf .1 L111111' ll1f:.1'r' lx'.1, 1.111' ,'X1lf1'S:'m 0111111111-1'e1.1l Illlllllill IQk'I'Ik'Nt'III.IIlXk' I III.lIII.lIIt llul' I fIIIIAINIIII.IN I,.lg.1k'.lIII 4, Claw lJ.15 Illwlev I, I.llII'k'I Illllll v 1 Xt-xx.'11111IN I. 1. lu-ltl II.1ll I. Ilmlu-II1.1ll I IUXXIIII ' X.1ll1x II.1lI 1, Gull 4, IUIIIIIN I, 4 EIEANOR DENISE DRISCOLL MEI.. 42 Beach Street. XVoburn August 11 nh Mllvllu, 1111121 lvl111111'11f'Yl'111'lc I'Y r' , , 4 - 3 Nlltltlln' Llglw f.tlllIICII Ixepuwt-11I.1t1xe 3, II.1111llN lull C UIIIIIIIIIVK' 41 X111ni1111I1ng C111111111tIet- Im' Cuuneil lg .Xlitltlle 411.144 lit-et-114 --v 111111 C111111n11Iee 53 CIIIIAINIIIIJN I,.lgLt'.lIIl 4' Xt-xxe11111lw I3.1lI I, Ilmlxt-5' I IL lI.1NIxt-Ilmlll, Ilmxllu ' Xulltx l'1ll ' 1 y-.-. ALICE MAE ERNST I ' I l'1eI1l HAI 238 East Main Street, Gloucester .Iune 18 tjl111111'sfrr'f rm11111l1I'1'!z.'1111' vm I 115111-111 I1'exI1m11n l11iti11Ii11n C111111n111ee -lg CLIINCII Vlulw I ' IIIWII YILIII ciLlI1ICI'Ll Clulw lg I11ter11g1ti1111g1I lit-Ig1Ii1111x Clulv , 7 , . ,. C.r1111Ita -Q IJILITCI C,I1g1111 lj Play' Hu' l.lt11l Sttm' 2. Xeue11111l1 I, 1 . 1 . I, I. Xulley Ix.1II I, 2. I2 IIHXNIIIIH I, 21 II.lNt'I'lLlII I. 2. I3 Illxlwl- IHIII 7 I 4 Ilutltxl . .-, - . X . KATHARINE EYNON HKJY.. I4 Fenton Avenue, Lynn February 6 . , . .N11AQ11r .1111I sfmw 1111.f 1'11'1',1'l,l'111Q 1:11' Il I Iv ALL. 1 Class Day f:UII1l1IIIICL'Q l11x'it11ti1111 Cmnlnittee f t. BLIIILILICI 4: Glee Club I3 Ur.11ng1tie Clulw Z, 43 Claw lJ,1y ll11111we '7' .mtl Crwwlw ll Plglyx S1l1111r111g l! 241511 flu' limi 4. lI11s1l11'1- 'O 'g- I I I 1lI I Xulltx l11ll I !.r11m'1f 43 Xewemnlw -. lg Ililxlgyllwx I . 1 4 I S ..l'B 'I My K ' 1 4 refer, KJ, NX 22:5-1 ,,fQ'1-1:1l-- J1fQS1SQ?nTJ4-SLS:-Swfiin H 5 Ng, vefeae-9-efhmmkixbf-X-NM'm ELIZABETH MARY FERRIS Berry 64 Arlington Street. Lawrence July IO ,NrffFfllNlIr'.Jl1Ullg.NlfN'I'f Vlwffwx lJr'fu1r'l111e111' l'I'CNlllll.lll Innmtiun flHlTlIlllIlL'C 4g Ret're5l1ment Cuxnrnittee .Nlnlrlle Klux lr-.1 4, lnterngrtnmnl Relgrlinm Clulw 5, 41 Dr4un:1Iie Llul' I, l'l.1y ,N.1!ufw11r1ml'fp. lmlr'11lr1-r', l1ulr1-v, run! TUIIIUVTUIL' ll llrrelxu' 3, Xexxerrrnlw Q, ll lennix luurngrment 2. 3. FLQRIZNCE GOSTANIAN Clusty 21 Morris Street. l-ynn September S I zgzlflzle run! plrulmzzf fnrnf11.1l1lYx'-l'lr'll1n' uf fmllllv X nu' ' A , ,V y llu 1w,,l.1pI1y flulw 4. llrlrzrlrl-1, lrufrzy ,mill lmzlwrmu Z1 7 ' xw,,.,rrr1l 1, 3, 4. 11s.rNr.r1w.r11 1, mule-yr liqxll 1. Hg lsmlrrrg 31 ll-A , A ' ' ref-mln n l,llIllllllllL'L' llllllllllllll 4, SARA HUML3 'ASnlly IO Kingsley Avenue, Melrose May 28 105 flux infill' nm rimr' nf!! rim! guullr'-Alflmllrmll lm flxfvf-rr lil-prev:nl.:l1xe 4, llr.nn.nIle illulw 4, 4, tirmrrrmweigrl ' cm I 1 w 1 I cr ' 4 1 w ,- '. , .surcl ,l1.r1n .llmrpN.ll1rlflI'wulo-gllwslrrrlrl-1', , 1 , , I 1..x, .mrl lrflllr'IH'I.' -, ,Nrfflrlrlng ll ll iff' flu' lirm 41 New- RUTH VIVIAN lZliNS'l'lilN Hey U7 Cnlss Slreel, Springneld May IS ar 6 l.f:- Nr-xxxlwrmrrl l. lll-All! Xlllllllll llrnee ffmnmillee l, lllee ' I lnlw H l'rfpN f,1nm'rl 2, ll'l-Alll I, lJr.1m.uIie Cllnlw 4, CIl.lwll.1y XY, ,f ' l'rrngu.m1 2, l,llllNllll.lN l'.u,er-.rnl lg l'l.nv .Nrllrmlrllllfvifm lrwlr'rr1'r1,v. f 9 4 lrulnll' .lllrf l.fu1w11ff:.' 1. Nmxcrrlllll l, I, 4. l. Xnlley ll.1ll l, 1. KA XJ 5 I llmlwx 5 l, lhuxlrellmll I,2 4, l. In-Ill llgrll ll f.llf'fN ' JJ X 5 4ln4rI.lI11n1X f rrlllllllllvl' l T' xr-X f ll Xi Q' ' df' 5 X71 'ax' ' 5 1-44K X xx b,-ln.,-.,, Q ,. ,,,, . -,. ,,,,-,.,, , 4..-. . . .u ,-XNNfX NMXRY NlON,'XUl.lf 43 Nlonumunl Strcct. Cfh.1rlcsmw11 .'Xpri1 :O ' l..':.w jx ,.'w-fsflml ' liFww.1' U-11.'fN. N'l11wr llmx l'1w:.lr1mI 4. IQ1mgi.1'1111111lIu' l. I xullilu- I3-ml 5 fi wl XX X X I, 5. 4lL'.lNllH'I' XX X X 5. IIL-.M 1-I I3.1x1w1l5.1ll ' as l'hXx1Ug1,1pl1x tlnl- 5 4, Xyxxgmlll' l. Q, 5 4. I5nXX41llL1 5, 1344 7 lxcllxlll 1.1. 5 4, Xwllux l1.1ll I. I. 5. lu-l.l l3.1ll l, 1. llmlwx 5 x Y . ' 4: ' 'H - 1,.,4.14..11 1. 3 4. lnnxm, 1. 3 -. 1. 1m.,.1x. I.. xx x x m....1 4' hmmm Ill hlwl ' EXQHNISS Cf. O'l.fXUC3I lLIN 5.421234 38 Kinsman Slrccl. lmwcll ,-Xpril 33 I ,JIJXL .'LI,':'.'u1fx xwjpn' H7.'.1'C.'uf' Ulm- Klub l. XQII4 Su-ulx I. l,I.llN.lIIC 5. l'hXx1-vgx.1pl1y 4. 5 In-1.115 4JI'.lIN.lIfC 1.11115 5. N . '. 5 :mu i ' 5 ' 5 MYRTLE OTTO Hut Tillic Xliddlcboro September .1 1!'417!7I1rIQ muff mm' .1 pllnmrlx 1qf1.1'-llwlzffffu Xill.l4I'lN.lIl Xl41I4NIIN.lN l'.1gc.mI C1nnmil!cc 4. Clv111111c1'gQ I ul 45.llh1LlL'I 5. 4. 4'l'L'N41IU.lI1 IINIIJIIUII 4. lm-Mu 1.2. 5. 4. lx'c.1 um-r 5, U-x11r11c1xi.1l XZHLIIICH 5. 4. Sm' . 5. Q i I. I. 5. 4. XUXXCUIIIIW 1.2. 5. PAUL PQROCHNIAIQ Polly If Kosciusko Struct. Salem Iulv 2 'V IWIIA CI:'I.QAL'+ LV1 sy. --3' , . . . s 'I .Xklxcrtmng N1.ll1.lQlk'I' Ivy 43 X,llIIlI11lIIL'L' lm' Iumur' Im 5 Q hlcc Club lg C.l1r'1xIl11.14 I'.1gcgmI 4. 5.llk'NIN.ll15hIP Xxwmlwly lllw. M 1. N1 .X X Xxx -mlwlx 5 Ch- llllllul' VI lx lla nm 1 . L . . . . N x 43 n-4, - J 55. 1411, 4.3 9' l . . ,fi 43 ' 1,1 . .1 . 'Ni gliii .if 2- Sgsxgrs, ,v -fi . -Agfa GERTRUDE ROBINSON Gert fgfg Sluvcns Strcct, Lowcll Juno 29 YIHJH Halal' QVUIJ Ulljw-If74z'VI'4'Nl'4'lIL'c' 1,4 4.1rrl1l.lI1lln ?v4.lll.lg.1CF 4, Ins l4llNlIlcw ,Xllll'lLlg.lL'V 4. Cflmrixl 'mmillu 4 L 4 1, lll.lN Iilgl-.limi CJ- -- , hrl Swul Club l: llmywiugluplmy' - l.lul4 4 l'1x-xillrlll l'l1yxi-vglxlplmy f.lLl4W 4, lhlixy iflmin .Xl.llNllLll 4. l'l.n N.1llw11.1w1w -'fi llxfl'r.fl1y, lwl1'l1,l', l1f1.1' llwzffrrui. 1. Xcxx- U'll1lN I 2, 4, 4. 44114447 4 l.Il.l.lAN H. RUBIN l.il - 5 '3 Sunscl Avcnuc. Lawrcncc Junc ZI Hin lmffzpll .lf wif-fmmwsm' mul' fm.mA l..1J-x' l.1llll1z1 llllCI'll.lllHIl.ll l4vl.1Il-fm fQlL1l4 4. l'l1wiugl'.lpl1y lfl11l4 4, Salm- Qg 7 lll.lllNllll' l4l.1.x l. llmlwy 2. Xvxxum1l4 l 1. Iunnlx 1, 43 Vlzppzr gy' Vllmlmlxllw -'11 Huw! lllllllx 4 lfX'l2RDl2NlQ XVll.llY Dune 1? Sononm Slrccl. Roxbury l3cbru.1ry 4 ll...1Au ll mln-x wmff lmll f'.1fWflY www!--4 flll 1419 I 4 A x lwllllill N-11111n.1I1ng4 4.--mlmllvv 4. 5k'l1lllI' flux lllll Clwmmil- lu' l l Il' ll 4 4 . X mm In1I1.xlwn Cmwmrlllllcr 4, hurl Sunni Club 4, l'llKw4vgl.Il4llX 1.141144 Xl-xxwlnlw l I 4. l4.lX4xl'll4.lll 4 lk'l4lllN I 4 4 lllllllfmlx 4 'X i . v .. A x 1 K v li Ol,C1,'X XX ll.l.l,-XMS XX'illy 4 .4 uct. lqwrcncc Nlav c 7 f7r.'.'fn.1f.'l'x' .ufll 1111111114 vll NH- l'111x!l'lf1 nf .'.'H1mrwI.' V - N1-111m.lI111g fwlllllllllvk' 4. f4I'llllllL'Ix'l.ll Imthuliwn f.ulNl11lIlx'm' '1 if 4 Ixm-m.lIl-:ml Iql'4.l4l'lllN Klub 4 -1, Klwxlmrlu-ui.lI illlllnmil li .'.- Nl-xx Ix1ggl.mll fwlllvxvlm- ul llllK'l'll.Ill1lll.ll lh'l.1X11111x f,llllW -li Xl--lx,f'l11l4 I Q. llvlll Il-nlwx 4 Il'IllllN l 2, 4, l'l1lm'gl.1pl1x I llrlwl 1.'.'f'fwf l 44 lxinm -. . . ,l f ,N,,..-x v 5' ij' l lxfvwms 4 Q, 1. Ls 111.86 ....s... LIIRIS I lNl1 l1l lf.-Xlili l ll Y.Ml.ll.X 'AClmris licnl Slrccl. Ncwlwurvporl un lx':w1.'4 lr.1ruf11f.'.r 1 fulH.'lpf.'2.' lllmx lirpr'vwl1I.lI1w c1.mpl-l.l1m- 1-+1111.ll fl Nlillllln 1 ll mmlulmlnnmg l1n11r111lIw I lh-In-Nlmrmlll Mlrmmlmllllw X11 lllll 1 In v Nlnlllln flu Im ' 1m11111vn1xl lim v mul M llwxlvw . ' .NX '. -, l nl 1-11 fHllll1llll,'L' l. N111-wr' 1,l.1wU11l1r1g 1.-mllmllrv 4 I lllltll llll' I lJx'.1m.uI1q ilul' 1. ll1Ivr'l1.lI11-ull lQvl.4I1wl1x l.lllll 4 l'lux ' , x 1 ..a UH yy - l 1 1 17. ll 1 .fx lfx!.....11, l.'...1x, .xml l,-w.lnl- ' llulullwll W XKXX vllllll l 1 llxll ll1nlLX W l1lNLl'lll1 Xfllux lllll L' ,-4 . 'K x' lhmlmg l, ll.lNlxk'll7.lll 1,-null .lm l lqk'lk'l'K'k' 5 .13 r' ,' , SM 1513 1 ,V-fry 771,-.Y-.1 ... 5, -xii :Ag - Euniur Iiaigb CAROLINE CRUDDEN BRADY Cal Sf Ycrnon Street, Vs7oburn Dccc111b1r 25 li1lg1111.'111 ,1f111'11, f11111'111 Z.'1111'rx,' f11'11r1,1 1111.lI1'111.l11 111X1111111111 1Q11111111i111-1- 11'l'N11111ll11 XY1-1c11111c 13.1111 1, 17.114 11111 ti11111111111K'k' 4, 1111113111111 1Q11111111ilt1:c 1I111111c11 17l1l1CL' I, 1 411111 1111111111 1,L111CL' I1 1111111111111 1111111111111-1' 1111r11:1111- 5, 1. 1, 11.11111- 2, 1111114111111 1111111111111-1' 1.111111111gt1111-5 1. 1,, 11g11111- ll , 1 A . . 1 1111111 1111111111g11x1,11111 1, 2, 1, 4. 1.14144 17.11 111111114 111111 c,1'1l11kN li 11.1141 11113111 1, X11111-1' 134111 1. Z1 N1-1111111111 1, I, 5, 43 13g1N11cI11.111 1,2 1 4, 111-111 111111 1, HARRIET E. BRENNAN 111 Osbornc Strcct, S:111'111 January 27 1.1111l1,111'111111 , 1I.'I1I1C1I1lAQ 111111, 111'f,1'1 . I I . V . 1 . , 1 1 11.111111.111 H1-111111 11.114 11111g 1.1P111111111L'l'. 11111111141 1,1ll1N 1. 1, 1111111 111111Y1111Q11N 1111111 4, X1-1111111111 1, 1, 1, X1-111-5' 13.111 1. I. 1, 111111 11.111 1 13,111-111.111 1, 2, 1L 1111xx1111g lg 111111 41 1.41111'c1 1ll1.1111 1 MARY A. BURKE UBL11'1x1CU 37 H1g1111111d Avcnuc. Maldcn May 5 li1'111Q1' 11111111 111111 111111111'1l111cw, xL1111Ya,41111tI, 1111111111 X111-1'I'1'N1111'11I X1 X .X 4, 1112111 11.1N1xk'11N.111 1, 511cl.11 1,0111- 111111L'l' 1, 1 11.111111.111 Np111'1 11.11111 -1, 1N11!11A 5111111111 1'1'111111'11.1111- 12 1 11'N11111.111 111111.1111111 1.11111111111l'l' I, 1.11.l11'111LI11 .X1l1111I1.l' 13g14111'l11.111 N111111l'1Y 1, 11111111111 1.1111 l.11111111111K'1' J, 1. 111.1NN 13.11 111lN1l'NN fl 1,11.111111.111 1Xl'11l'N111111'111 1,111111111111-1- XX X X 1111111.11, 1.11.ll1111.1I1 1111,11.111'111 1,1P111111111l'K' N11-111 x1.111 1J1111CL' 1, 1,11.111'111.111 14.11111-N XX X X 11.1111111111 4, ,1111111 11l11A111111.L11N 1,1111W 13 11111111111 1,1lI11 23 1J1'111g.111- X11111'y 11.111 c,11111L'14l'11fl' 4, 11L'1l'p.1.111' 111Y1'1Q.l1'XxQl1l'1A 1,1.l1' - ' 1 1 7 1 1 - 11.11 1,1-11I1'1'1'111'1- 1, 111111 11.111 1, ,, XK'xXf1'11113 1, -, 1, 11111111 1111111- 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 111. 1 4, 1.1111111111 2, 1, 1k'11111N 1. 1, 11.14111'l11.111 1X1'11'1'1'k' 1, 111111 43 X1k11l'1x 1, 811111-11, 11.1N1xL'11W.111 1, I, 1, 11.1N1'11.111 11, 1, X111111' 11.111 1,1 1 1f1.1X1R1i ANNA CQO'1 1112R 41,11 1111911111 1Xv1'11111'. 1.v1111 .111111' 15 111111 Al'.'11, 111111' 1.111c1p11r, 111111111111 111'.1x111'1'1 ,X111I1111' 11.111 1111111111, N11111111.1l1111g 1.1111111111111- - 1 1 , 1111111111 1111111'1N, 1..l111l'1.l 1.11111 I 1, 1111111 1rlIll11l1g111N 4, Nun- 11.11111 1,1 1, X11111'x 13.111 1 I, 13.1X111'I11.111l, 1, 111111111111-I, I 111 f 1, 114. i?1Hi5i i' N V- Qld 1 ' i X' '5'u.u'-. n.. Eng .A x, It Q.,-. I'llll.lP lrl.fXRRlS CIU'l l'liR. JR. Phil 48 Locltc Struct. Cfanilwridgc .fin ' .-.ia -8.5 Q 9, -Ill lizilv, lifunlr ftftllltli ri lil ' ' 1 Y im, .i't'imii'l4 . ,.. . . .U i V .1,. . . . .,. f..ll1ltl.lc.llIlW -. 5. illlL'l'll.lllllll.li lCt'l.itioiix illiilw l. liitt-i'ii.itiii:i 'll llclitiiiiix Vlulv Dill ttt In Ciillwx tullt i 4 lliii tiiii I' lllt . . , . . X .K ' gcguit 41 .Xwobg ' litlittii' l.'lrNu'r 4. t El,lZABlETH R. DUl-l-liPi Lib 16 Proctor Strcct, Pcabody Juno 2l .l fwfvilrzr img' fum' 51lll5li'1llt', rzilifiiiiiizrsiit' klolin litirrtiiigln Cfliilw li tilcc lfltilw 1. 5. 4: Xttiixt-Ntt-i' lt- li kliiiiit Clonccrt 1: New llgiiiiiuliiim- liiixr-nity ,loiiit fil1l1t't'I'l v lJopaCol1ct'rl 2. 5: I 'ktiiigix l'.i,qc.int 43 Nt-iittiiiilw tliii ,-. . - '- lux' Bill l l' lit' ll 5 . .-. .mc Mill l. I. ii llmxliiig l. li liultl l3.ill l. DENNIS FOLEY Dm 30 Milk Street, Newburyport lrlsfi lriu' lihlflilifj fwplizr fruty' t'f11t'rr1lil.v 1.412 Rc'Dorter 32 l,wQ .Xwicititc lftlitoi' -lp Yice-ijrcxitltflil litter- iigitioiiil R-' ' ' ' ' i ' . tlatioiis Llulw 4. Nl. .X .X 3 tilcc Llulvj tlpt-ivttgi lifliil By fury 3: Upercttgi llirlclqi li Cllirixtiiitiw Pgiglcmt 4: lrgiult -l. Cliiiirmgin llgmtllmiik Coiiiiiiittuc 3. LORINDA MARY POLSOM II Mt. Vernon Street. Salcm Xlgy 7 1211951111 Girly flu' 1.41514 l'1irJlt1i1,' Xiiif!,i'i'uit'lc, liiiittititin Committee lircslmigin Reception 4' l'li'iii'm'iii liiii tation Committee Botiltlet 3. 4: lri-Xiu l. 21 'l'i:'iixi1i'cri l 'i Xlti 7. . r ' - ' -. . 53 Lligiiii Z: c.l1LllfI1lL1ll ltinior lxlicr lin Nlirl ll' I ii viii' ' w -wtf' ,, t ' , 5 , A t L f,lLlNN 4' Pageant Z1 .Xawcigitc lztlitor Nczir Evolt l'll5, ,wg 47 , ', , 3? ri' 9561- 3+ fe, 'xfgifiii-44129 Q1f'Z-ii-+ifL5 A7-if -3514525 ' A6 401' .i nf l l l . 'V ,f Nl J: ,5b: 'LkilQi MARY GEORGE Hporgy.. 57 XVardwcll Avenue. Lynn Ecbruary 22 l.t1l',i' l'i:lt'uf111t',' ruftlzuq l5t1:'t'5,: liyizufzzil' .Nlitltllc Clnfx Clutincil Repre5cntutix'e 2: Nlitltlle Clzixs Council Xiimingiting Cliiinrnirtee 3: Ring Cummittee 4: Senior Reception tlluiiiiiittec 4: lnitigitiim Climmittee 2: Invitation Committee iluuncil Dunne l. Z: Nlitltlle Clgm Outing Cummittee 2: Seniui' Cflmw Ugly Cluinmittce 1, 3: lnxitatiim Cummittee Lzflfhlllll-S. T. CI Ggune Z: lmittitiwn Cmvminittee Vgirniingttm-S. 'lf C. Game: Z: tilt-c Cllulw l. 2. 3. 41 Secretary' Glue Club 4: Cliriitntux Pageant 4: Xt-xxuuiilw l. 2. 3. 4: Bgialictlmll l. 2. .33 iliennix 2: Gulf 3: litll l31ll l Xullex Bill l 7 .M . . . . ... KATHERINE MARGUERITE HACKETT HKU.. 3 Nclson Road. Peabody March 3 lirzuf inlet: z'I't'TltIXIIlIQX llVIt'IltlSillf'Sl,' zIlt1l7zISft'f .Xutliting Clfunrnittuc 31 ,lulm l3lII'TlDllgLll5 Club l: Cunicru Club 2. 3: Xlutlit-ingitio Club 4: lluixy' Clligiin 3: Xcwuuiib l. Z, .3L lhxxltt-ilmlll l. 2. 3: Xullt-y' Ball lg l-icltl Bull l: .Xwmciatu Etlitur fm'fp,m 4. LEXVIS XV. HATEIELD Luv 18A Pleasant Street. Vwlakcficld June IQ lJmt.':s,'y-wifir: 1ui1uut:r.' lmi'f'w.lifr lmlff.ui.f.' -Qdflldf t1r.1tlt1.1ti1m lxlicr 2 33 Kliiltllu Kllgm Council Rcprcxcntgilixc 3. C.li.urui.ui Xuilitiug f.HITll1NllL't' +3 Nlcnx tiles C.lul3 l. I. 3. 42 liitt'r'ii.iti4wii:1l Rt'l.uiiuix f.lul3 2. i,.ui1cr:l l,lul3 3: c.,lll'lNllULl5 Pug- tquit 4. Nl. .X .X .Nlimtrrl Slum l. BARBARA R. HINGSTON Barb 150 XX'asliingttm Struct. Pcabmly Scptcmbvr II lftif gy.fll1'. !.11lQll3llFQ 1.'.1ll1w,' t'.1rui'l1l1i1 4 IAN lit-pi:t-xt-iiI.ir1w -l, liiliu lhim-ixulix C.lul3 lg C.:um'i'41 Llulw I 3 ll'l.lNllI't'l' fl.llllL'l'.l Klulw 21 lllcc tllulw 4: Nvwcoliilw l. lg lliltiiig 3, l'l1n1Iing1'A1pl1t lixlllril' l.lIf'fH'I' f,l4lNN lflj' 41 l'R'Nl'l- uuui liiiliulilui 2. lx IN , a- Q 5 ,. .- iv' I XP1 ,Ear . 'I LI , , . ww' .,,,I . .NI NIINNIIi R. IIOCQIIXIAN XIin I ,I x, 1 -..-. QSM ..'..--u -,.. J1,'.,v-C-i:J.i . :Mn C,In-smut Slum. C,IJcIsc.1 Novcmbcr II I IHIII vw ....' .I IIHI, f,J1xIC .lf I fl71'1'c IIILIIIIIIIII' y A I u 3 , 3 I .NI.mlIum.1I1.x f.IIlI' I, XI-xxunmmlw I, I, M Inmlllm-' I Xullvx I'1II IIIIII I III I ,Q I. NI.-XRY V. HOURIHAN 1: Jacobs Slrccl. Pcabody If NIJJ I ' 1 H 'v l II I!HI.1I,.1I, NIIVIIHQ 53111 11114, ympur -Iwlm IInlr1'ul1:1I1X I.IllIW I I lIIIL'IAl IILIIW I 3 VI I Y Scptcmbcr lo Q :CC LIIIIW Iwpx Mrmcxl 4. IIUL'IL'II.l 4, Nrxxu-111Iw I. I. 4. IIIIQIIUL 93 flap .IIIII Ihmn I. I IACNIIIIIJII Iuili.rti1w11 I, GERALDINI2 HOWARD 151 Fcllsway XVQSI Gary Fcbruary 2 6 Ilmu lwnx, ,IH-MlxI'.'w11yI1' I7UIlLjI!L'f.' If! NIIII III I I I . x' ..NN '. ... - . I , . . 1 ..NX . ' CII . 1 1 1 Im KI1 Ibn 4 Vnllulxl 3 Ulu C,IuIW I, 7 I 4 IIAL'INIllA l' K Icu VILIIW 4 Nuk mb I 4 I 4 IILIII Iunll I . N X X , 1 I. 1. Im.1NIxxIIW.lII M Im . . L xxlmg 1, llpcrcltgl lzulcfm prlnclpwl 4 EI,IZABI2'I'H MARGARET JOHNSON Libby 1 North Amos Strcct. Lynn f L'Hn'Il1:'!4 N7 f lclfxxrtiw SWIM! 'X 0 'K , K x , I . I , xl H71 June 24 lx ull: zml'c- w I L I l LII fl PIU Hal IPIU LILIIW I 4, Im-.lxrlxx-1' 4. Iwlm I5L11rwL1-'IM I IuI1 I IKIINII 7 fIlN IDM Ilwux 7 3 Llkxw D45 Ilmnpx .lIIx .A ix-, ,. x x f- . - . N II1y IM5 4' 4, MIIIL-x IIQLII 2. 4 4 I1cIkI IILII I I' I,1Ix1I1lI I I L x 'C WL ,f .J-0-OC.: 1 fo' AA-gl 44.4--sf' naw 'rv-4-I ,',h1X,..i- ff , .1-' A.--f' . A--I-4,4-14, 'Plea-A, 1 4'I g-x.-ff 1-- X.--X .- S 5 . 3416 ,4 IQ gg, Qisisxcz Sq , -5--FAf5i5'gi.,4xLm3E,39xfg.'Lw:m . Gxixixfgm MICHAEL N. KOSKEY IXfIikc' .299 XVasI11ngt0n Struct, Lynn I:cbru.11'y 4 .I1111111f11r1' 11111115 1111111-111-1111'-l'111f1115 x11111111111' t11.1.I11.1t11111 I. NIICI' I. 2. gl 1.11!Q .Xwrmigltc IfLI1l111'l1 1.11.2 IfaIII111A- III-CIIICI 1. c,II'1ll4CI':IIIXl' CQ111111c1I N111n111g11i11g CI111n1111ttcc 2: IIIII- .lmu XXII-I4I44IIIL'l' 4. 4. Hen X Q1 Ice Llulw I. 2. 3. 4. I11lc1'114111111111I IQuI11I11111N LIUI1 43 1.11.3 Dclcgulc i.11IL1mIw141 L,HlIIL'I'L'IICC 3L Xml'- I11111I1 Ilclcggllc I31'11Ig.guxx'g1Ic1' U111Ik-11-11cm 41 Hpc1'cllgu 11111111 111111 1111' f111'11 I. 1111111 111' 11II'1' 51 151411151 41 CQI11'iml111g1x I':1gg-41111 41 J 7 'I XI X X NI11m1cI Slum I. I1.1xI1ctI1.1II I. -. I 4. B.1xcI1.1II I, -, 1. 4. IL-unix 3. 4. I11I1l111-111-cI11cI 1f11f1f11'r 4. ALBERT LEVY 1 1 AI 26 Spring Strcct. Lynn Novcmbur I5 I1111111 z.'11111sg fj1IIt'1Cil1'I'a'f,' 11g111'111' l11.11I111I11111 I xlur 5, klgxw Xlcu-I'1'cx11Ic11l 41 S11Q1.1I fI111111111lIw 1 -I. 4111-1-4,I11I1 I I. 1. 4. U1L1L1t11 I 1111111 111111 lI111'11 I. XiIIl'INIIlIilN I I'.1gc.111I 4. XI .X X 1XI111sI1LI Blum Ig Ii.1Nk1-1lw.1II I. J, 3, 4, u f,.111I.1111 I1.1NIwlI141II 3 4' IallNL'I7llII I. 41 Ic11111x I. 1. 5. 41 XICU- x I'1'w11I1-111 .XI ,X 1X 1. RUBY 11. MASON 1204 'liruxnonl Strcct, Boston SCDICITIIDCI' 5 .I1111111111A1' sul. 111,q1111Hg1111', 1'II1J'I' XLxxg1:111I1 I. I 1, II41NIwlI111II 5 l,lI.I,l1XNI?M11HUGII .18 Margin Slrccr, Pcabody Octobcr 3 11111111 1111111111, 1111111 1 I, 1 I11111111I 1 I'11X11I1'111 1.11111 11 1! 11111 11111'11. 111111111111111 XI11111' 1111111 1I Im-1111-w11I.1l1x'1' I X1 I,Il'NILIl'I'II i,11111111I li I.Il'.lNllI'L'l' 1I I IIYKZINIIIALLIV X1-xx X111I1 I5.lXIIIQ Xc- CU' 11111111 J S1111.1I 1111111111111-v 2. IIIIIIICL' XIIIIIIIIIIIIVL' 4. fII1.111'111.111 , 'WV' I'1111111'11.11Iv I. KLIV1' f.I11I1 I. I. 1 I. I1k'It'QQlIl' Nun X111'Ix lf1111l1'1 X 111111 1 I1I'IkQ.lIt' I1.1111111,I1.1111 f'1-11I1-11'11c1- V11-11111-11.1I1x1' .X-.-.111'1.1- III'II IC11111-w111l.1l1x1-X I. III'l'Il'II.l 111111 111' 1Il1VI' 1, Nl'xXfIIIIIIx I, I. 4 1! II.IXIx 1lI1.1II I, I .lllI'l'I X.II.llII 1. 'T I I , I7J!'SUIIS Slrcct. Pcnlmdx' ID X3 if 7 'Ax N, xr I ' -xx ' '- - ' sql-.5 -ln Jr . ...HMC . .'XI.NI.1X XINI SON NIM IQINNON J 3 O1'flm1mI SIYCCI, Rvvurc ' II ' 11.1. l7w1:.w Il1.'fw.f lI.jP1'1f1 1 ,'w1:.', . Iwu' .1 '.,'m1.1. NI.1lI1v111.1I1.N l IIII' -I XI Q3IiRII'IiL'IDIQ XII YI-INN HQIQYIH , , . , .. A . ,M 7. I11'..111f1. I 1'1.w.11.',w 121111, 111.1w1v' 1111 1 . ' . . :'. . '- V ,. . ml. HI - , - I 1 L- I.IIIll'I.I I Iulv I. II'L'.lNIII'L'I' I..111u-1.I I.IlIIW I, I.IIIINIIII.IN I'1 mlw I I I I L IIII 4 III IVIIUII I I IIUIII II.lII I. XLWMII . - '. . D.Nx . ... . XIIIIVX IIIII I I IIMXXIIIIS I. XI,-XDIiI.IfINIf MOORE 1 Lcxinglun Struct. I-vnn XI.u'cI1 I QA K l3.g1.'1i,x' Iw:,'!1'wi 17 mx u NK-um111Iv I I I. 4 RIZLSINA O'ROL'RIi Il A'CHingcr IXIIQLINI ll cccmIu'r za 4' IXIUIIIICTILI Struct. Pcabodv ,Xl 1-il In 2 Q: I ll.11,'n1K l5.1g.1111',' 11'.1I1 :vsg 1..111y ,1 1 ,1 I IIIIl'IAII.IIIl'II.II III-I.1I11111N CQIUI' I XL-xxgumlw l, I I XHIIU, l,x111 , 1. 3. 1:..II1111g 1 1. lm-1I.I11 1 1 A L7y X My ff V , ' I , I X 11 ., 7 ,QI Jidfskx .,'..'1g,-- Q- 442 ,J-S 'L Q. ,mg A - I-X l 'ex A , 'SJ :ji 7,5 4ig3Q1:g,5 - g g2:,g-,Q-gxi,fAmfmcb.-rg? MILDRED L. OTOOLE 21 Rogers Strcct. Ncwton June 20 f.11111f4I1t1'1' ,XIIIIP KQIVIQ PLILILEXI Iwl11xw111s,' 1'111'11I 1,11-KIPCIXIIIXL' f.1I1111c1I RL'PI'L'NL'IIItIIIXC 43 NI1tItIIc Clglv C1wt111c1I IQc11't-Ne11tQ111xe 4: N11n1i1141ti11g f,:lIII1II'lIIIt'L' C11ut111c1I iIII1cc1'a .41 f I SUIIIIVIH C.Ig1w I'XL'ClIIIX'C I4flLlI'LI 43 NICU'I,I'l'NIKICIII IJ111111g1I1c Club 1, hluu f.ILIIW 4. -I1 I4414aItQtI4g1II I, 1, gl IIg1wIM1II I1 I'icItI I4.1II It Nga I'1cItI II11cItt-5' 41 It-111115 I1It11'1111111t-111 2. 3, Xt-xxc11111I4 I, 2, 4. PAULINE CLAIRE PERREAULT PoIIy 129A Lynn Struct, Peabody August I2 1.171 111 .X', I tI11!1',' l 1't'111'l1 11111r1,g1rl1l, 11p11l J I.1111111111It-c f,IN'INIl'l1.lN I,1gu.111I 43 II1111px 3111! Cr1111lgN ig CIW -1 x - - ' 5 1,111I4 41 AIQIIIICIIILIIICN f.IllIW -I, I41t11Igt-xmlt-1' IJILIX' IJ.1y ff1111I'c1't'11cu od' 1--' Ilclcgtnlt- 4. I'1t-I1I I4g1II I, 21 II-vcltt-5' 4, 4, XCXXICIIIIIIW I. 2. 4. 43 I411xItt-1Iw11II Ihtlt-14t't' 4. 41 II.1xItclI4g1II I. 1, 4, 43 X'11IIt-3' I4.1II I, Z, 4, 4. IEHXXIIIIQL I, 1. 4, 4. I4.lNL'IWLlII I, I, XX. .X .X IIIIQQN ,4 -I. ALICE MAE PERRY MAIN 65 Purkins Struct. Qilouccstcr Scptcmbcr 13 fII111111w!1'1' f111'1:.'111lcI11, t,11111!x III 1111111111115 111l1I11'r NIIIIIIII-IIIIIR I.-41111111tlt-c 4.1-1111t1I IHIICCIN, c..lI1Ik'I'.l f.IIlIW I. 4. Nt-c1't-t.11Ax f,.IIIIL'I'.I f,IllIW 2. X 1t'1--I'1'1w1tIt-111 f1.lIIli'I'.I i.It1I1 gl I-I.11I1v1t:.1I1tw I.IllIW 4, II1111px :1111I C11111wIw 2, X1-xxt1m111I1 I, 2. Ilgu- N 7 'I 7 Int-lI.1II I, -. II1mI111g I. -. X11IIt-X' I3.1II I, - DO11t1'11HY 131,,1x1N13 P15'1'131zs1iN A111111 qi Gould Strut-I. XX'.1IxcHcIcI March ll II 1'111I1l11l1111 I .1111!, 11'11111111l,' 1174115 111-111-1'.1I XX1'Ii.11'1- f21111111111I1't- 4. I71'.1111.1lIt' f,IlIIW 1, Ulm- CIUI1 4, I, NXZIIINIIIJIX I4l'Il'Q.lIl' 111 I11'11I4Lgcxx.111-1' flIIIIIYl'I'l'IIfl' VIL I,l'IL'QQlIl' XX X X I'I.1x IJ.1x .11 I11'11Ig1'xx.1I1'1' 4. Ig1111x-I f.II.IIlI 4, f.I1141x1111.1x I V lr' . LN . -, 1' 1. ,- ,vw Q.: .-, ut'I J, I4.IL1t'.lIII I, II.lNIxl'IIW.lII I I 4, I. II1-t'IwX 4,1I1 I'la'I1I I4.lII I, 2. 41 I11I1III 'X1II1xI1III ,NI I1XXIIII I'4IN1v 4 II'IIIIIN I, 1 II1-.11I ul It-11111N I, .XII IAKIIIIIII C l1f'f11'1' --I1 ,XI1111111,1' 1 I ' I111xIt1IIv.1II I, I 1 I, 5IIlIXX II.IIII 1, ,1 Q r2.1 -, M 1 I Eff, .391 A 11-V' J 5,-,,L .. , ,,-.,,.,, ., ,.,Vg.,.. -. 1. . .'X1.111ER114.-X RAE 1l1NQ1121i '11i111g1'1 ' 3' XX'.111Xcr Slrccl. 1,owc11 X5Cl11111'I' RU 1' 11.1111 .!.l1X' .1' l1'w:111. . PJH11 1.1-ff 11.144 141111141-111.11111' I 1, 111'X11111.111 111111.1111111 4-111111111111 I 1111111 111111 1. .X1.11111111.1I1.w X,1l11' 4 1J1'11':1.111- 111Y1x1QK'XX.11X'1 1'1.11 13.11 1. 111-11111.111.14,1'-1-1114 I. 111-111 13.111 I 1, 111'111 11--g111'1 1 1 N1-110111111 1. I, 1 4. 131N111'111.111 1 I 1. 1. 11.1X111'11.111 11k'1l'1k'l' 1 11 X111111X111lX1l1111111l1l11111XX X X A 1 1 A N - 1 1111 1: - . I 1. ,-. , 1.1 . ... . - . . N:1111x11.1111l. XX X X .11:111-N 1 -Q, FANNIE S,-XNO HFJYCH 58 cj1lLlI'C1l Strccl. 1,ynn X1.1y 23 I':n. :f:g 511111. 11:.1,1r'.1.1g.wr1. 1'1 1'Y1w.1.1s1'1' 1111-1-111111 1. I. 1 4, NL'XXU1l111' 1.1. 1. 43 13.14111-111.111 1 I. 1, 4. 111-111 11.111 2. 1. 41 X11111-1 11.111 I. 1. 4. S11qQ1'11l. 1g 11.lNL'1WLl11 2. 1. 1411111111g 1. 2. 1. 4. 1K'1X111N 1. 1. 4. 111-111 1111g111'X' 1. XX'111'g1-xI1'1' . - . , . , V 11-Q11 1.1-11.'1'1'1 1. N1-11 11.111111x1111'1- 1.111151-1'I 1. 151114 K.-1111111 I 1. 111'L'1'L'11.1 4 .IENNIE ALICE SHAXX' 'llanc Alyccu 486 XX'cs1crn Avcnuc. Lynn N1.11'c11 25 l'f':.:r1141'111'11,' f111s 111i.1'rf, ?1:'1:1'1c 111111, f11.lNN 15.11 fi11I11I1111IL'L' 4. 11.lN1ix'I1'.l11 1. NUXXJ11 ' . I 1 X11 51.111 rflfppr 4. 115cg1'1-c x1L'1C1'1'Cn1 11cc.111w 1-1 11111X'NN1 FRANCES HELEN S1-IEA Frankie Q5 Ccntral Struct. Son1crv111c .1anu.11'x' go fzfw U1'1'f1:,'1s1 1'111'11t.' 15111113 1'f'1:1:11f me XX' ,X. X 1111111.11 2. 1. XX, ,X, ,X 11.1111111111 1, 2, 1.-1.111Tll11'111.111 43 l111.111'111.111 5i111XX 11.1111 21 Se111.11' N-1111111.11i11g 11-11111111111-Q 4 N11111-1' 41.144 111111112 1111111111111-u 43 Xi1111111IAX 1.I11' X:4'11A1111111l1L1 1 I. 1 4. 51111111 1111111-11g11x L11111 1. 1, 1111114114 1l1g11 121-1111-w111.11111 XX' ,X X 21 111-.111 111-111 11.111 1. 1D11K'N1X1L1111 XX X X 4. XX X ,X 11L'1L'pl.lIC I11 5 1 1, f,11I1lC1'CI1QL', N11I'111 X11.1111N I 111'111pLL'- XX.11k'I 4. 131-1ug.11c 111'1.1gc11.11c1' 171.11 11.11 1. 1111.414 .11111 111'1..11v 1, 111-111 11.111 1 I. 1, 41 llwckuy' 1. 4. Nc11g1111111 1 I 1. 4. 11.1N111 f 11.111 1 1. 1, 111111111111 1. 1. X111111' 11.111 1 1. 1 11.1w11.111 1.1 1 51 V.H..f - S-i--G I3 E-.7l14l44ffdAe:4 W ff ' 'ff-' do ff-1444. if ilffdfaf 414, 414 143. X-, , .56 17' . J., A '? v ' 1 ,1'x,n SVR. Y, 1 1 X 1' 5 H , N , , 1 f ,-1.1.b1., . , ,,,-,'L. L,'R,'3Q,C'.34-1 .'-:gk,G1,:L.5b fax ff- 8 f lb vqwv N-MMM Q ' awk S I Q, CAMILLA PATRICIA SUSCO QO Market Street, Northampton June If Wcow 12 WJ 1 1.,.... WLNQZLLZW- Wil. 'Ari'-7'P1l4-4-4 fbumelq 'L'1 C'l1g1.,4-QLLA, I K. ,.,. -LQT 'A'f4M.,G A,..,.,,. ' -,..J,4,4,,- Lfm 'Q,..,..,,-,LAN +3114 mul., l.u1'1111'1' fully 111111111-1'-v1'1f S'11S1111x,' 111r1f11111S1' . , . , . , 3 51-111111' lwccptum C,,111n1111t1cc 41 ll'l-Alll -. Tp llLllllL'l'Ll Cllulw 3 lI1IL'I'IlLlll1Ill.ll Rclgllium Cilulw 3, 4, MARGARET V. TANNER .pcgn .11 Butlcr Strcct, Salem Dxcmbcr 24 llfflfml' 511111, 111111111111 Z411I1'1'wg 1111111111111 . , F . , Nlullllu i,l.1w lNt'lWl'L'NL'IllLlllX'L' 31 lI'l-Alll I1 f,LlI11L'I'Ll Kllulw Yicc- ulcnl 1, 51'CI'Ll.ll'y' 4, Ulu- illulw 4. Xcxxulvznlw l. 2. 3, lhulxcl lxull l, 2, Xullvx' llull l, I. llmxling l, 1, lliking 1. li .Xwixtgllll ljrw l'kllll'l' Llzpfw' rl. l.llll'L'l f,ll.llIl gl l'lAL'NlllllLlll l111l1.1I111n IL Claw lL',l 5 lll.liANOR lIl-lZABl2TH TITCOMB zo .lunipcr Avcnuc. Salcm July 25 ll1'1111111 lllfl, 61111155 1111111 111111111 Mlm' l,lLllW 4. .Nl.1Il1c111.1Il1'-1 lllulw 4, Xlnlllll- flaw l'.1g1:111l I, llvlll l3.1ll l I, X1-xxgwlnlw -l DOROTHY XVARU UlDol IJ4 Nlorrison fAVL'Ill1L', Vx'csl Somcrvillc March IS ,X111l11fp11fx 11w111111, 5111.111 1 ' ' U J ll ll mlm' 1 llllX 1, l1l,11111.1,,v 1.1-1111u1Ilw l, l.lllll'l lll.llIl 1, l1.1N- lxyllxllll ' 5 'Xu'x11mlwl A l lllwllllll A X llL'X l'1lll 1 , , H ,1 ,- , 1. . .,, mu 1. .-. I11-lll l3.1ll J, Xlllllllhl' l3.1xlwIlw.1ll 4 l, Num l1'.1111 J, XX' X X llllux l l, ll.1Nlwll1.Ill lQl'll'll'l' l .,JYx l'x,A0,-,vt Q cAL4'1,,f'f-YVYQ .fcl14..rs,,f!A, ,L Hfaoo' ,CO-'b ' H ,iff -I A I 1' ful 1,0-i,J I I F' fn. 4- .AN,.flA.4411 ,,lx4,,LJC - 'ffl Q- 11-' . 'J ., 1..1111c1.1 f,,1L11' 2. 1. Xc1u111111a 1. 1. gl 11g1x141-1111111 1. 2. '1L 11111 J. 1. 111110 111111 2. 12 11LlNL'1WLl11 11 52111111 1.11L'I'.l1'1' 111Lll' -1, Q 1 .3-6, 1.-k .A ,. mfpk 1 1 le.1.-L --. --.---,..1-,A-1--...-L.,.'g., ,.Lgv,.'.,..,,'. .L ,y, .'.' a t.. A asf.-'. L .s:-1.41-6z.u..C.3rtf::g 1-X1-Y.'X XVH121f1.1fR 148 Dcrby' Road. Mclrosc Novc11111c1' 1, l11'111111f. 1.11111 !1l.'1'1,' 1.11111'11 N11.1111c Claw Cf111111c11 I. Ulu- 1:11111 1. 1. 1. 41 11111--1'1'1'x1111'111 ' 1 . 1 J 1' 1 1111-v 1.11111 4. 1.1111N1111.1N 1.lgL'Q1I11 -1. 11.1x1w111.111 -. 1. Nc'-101 .1 1. I. 1. M1111-1' 1111111 1. 11llXK1II1g1 1. 1. .XVI 51.111 f'11f1f1'1' -11 M1111- '11.l1111g f11l111111111L'l' 13 1'1'UX11111L1l1 I11111.1I11111 I. i.1.1w 11l11ll1g, -1 v. vE1,11.1 w11.so1w 1111 18 Kenwood Road. Peabody .Iunc 25 .1 Milf m 111'ul1 11f7111r,' l'u1'f1x11'1'111'1',' J11111111111l C111'11l111g1N 1,.lgCLl11l C'f11111111111ue 41 Ulm' 1111115 1, 13 N1-11411111111 1. ' 1' 111141111111 1'X111lu'111l1 1 1 15 1111 1 1 11111113111 1 -..A-. , 1 Q .-11111'g.-g4- '4 .3 1 ' V 'v f 11c.111 111111113 1. 111111111 .II111 f-I'l1l11iN 2. f.1lLlPL'1 1'1'11g111111 f,l1I11- 11111100 -1. DOROTHY YAFFE UDDI.. 1, Scavicw Avcnuc. Maldon SSPICI1117L'I' IS l': 1'.1fr1' U111fJ.' .1'111 !111.' !1!,1.111-1'.'I1' . . . , , SOPI-IIE ZMIJEXVSKA Zimi 165 Dcrby Struct, Salem Fc11r11ary 6 ll1:1zQ11r11111 Rf'11f1x111I'.1',' 111191 1151! 11l11111111'1','.'f 1111-11 1111111 if11st11dig111 15 1:l'CN11I11l1I1 111111.11i-111 li fQg1111p11x Sing- 111g Llav 11.11 1. 11111 -1, k11111ll1T 1111111 5c111111' 1111-1'.11'1' 11IL1I' -11 7 ll 1 7? Mlm- f.1L11W 1. I. 1. 45 111-N111 1: llwwpx 111111 111' 11111 -1 111r1'11-X11-.1 3 J , . - . 1 -. 1,41 C.111'1x1111.1N 141gcg1111 43 1L'I1I1lN 1: 1Sg1X11c111.111 1 2. 1 11L1NL'1W1l11 12 buictl' 3. 'I 'bed' kv-'vm '11 Q Ln. glass ldvfsov 0nQ 4 '0Jor of ,, V5 s ' an 'WJ 'ying G' 1 Q: QQQYQI orcabn P f- V-two . I 5. 1' 'slwrtl I ',6v,' iff-XL f sig, -' 3:57. Lx T V X5 A-A ,kiQi??b'lf5fA'5f i?'???:?li:?5E53-'5g1b1'-Xf ' . ' 9? ff . QX 'lgx GENEVIEVE COTTER 'e shall nlwglys consider Gibby ll member ul' the class of P xx ' llliu, She was furcell In leave in December, IU35, because ul ill- ness, but her pleasant mgumer, her helptulness, :mll her lumpy 'rit make her one ul' our best-luveel classmates. 7 c:lllTlt'l'Ll Club -1 .Iuhn Burroughs Club l: Class Rep1'esentntix'e . . L ,tl ... . EDNA GAINEY CARRGLL Weeleling bells called Edna away lrmn classes lust November. Ll she became Nlrs, ,lumes Carroll. We shall l'u1'ex'er remember her Cls Ll cheerlul, t'IllllLlNlll5llE, lovable member ul the jumcu' hugh el.lss. .Nluy Ihls true ll'lCl'lxl :mel classmate be always suecesslul in her I'llL1I'I'lC'el llle. Class Repr'esentgxtix'e 2, 33 klulm l3L11'r'oL1gl1s Club President 23 Yice-Presielent 31 llnsketbglll l, 1. 31 Yulley llglll l. 2, 3: lelmis I lluxxlin l Del 1I In lllill L ltu Pllx Dlx ' J ' ,Si Q 'Qgl L' A QWYL Lb' ,l,'.... :air 1 .1 If-We I I 1 1 ALL, ., , ,---.,,..,,-., .-M.. ,..,.g,, ,. H, 5, .LL . Q..- C. -.-- .'r.1...4...ce.-1 .Q A. ,sig-..4':, u.a.f. -ig::.r..l:. CI IARLOTTE ROSAIINE ATWATER 16 Marble Street. Gloucester .Iune If Clgux lQep1'exenl.1tixe I1 fIlllIlL'l'1l Club I1 Claw Dux' lxliel' 1. XLXXUIIIIIW I. 2. lg .Xrl Stull f,llf5fwa'V' 5. Qflementarp , , f - LJPHI I I ff11111zl1'.1' g111'1f1'11t,' liillfluq 1111125 if I , ., '11 rduyrdf' BEATRICE GILBERT AUSTIN Bea I 33 County Street. Ipswich October 23 33. Q l'1z1'lc,' .spring !'rusl1u! Clgw Iregtsurer 31 .X C. Ii. 31 Girl Scout Club I, Z: George 14 AN Wguliiiigtoii Play I: .Xl'Cllt'I'f' 2. Bgixltelbglll I. Z1 liieltl Bull I. 11 W ' Irie-Itl lluclcey 2, SL Newcoinlw I. 2: Soccer Z: lennis I. Z. 31 4. Yulley' II41Il I. 2: Pliutogrgipliy Committee Cflippvr 5. VIRGINIA AGNES BAUER Jinny 16 Pine Street, Greenwood November 7 I .llaifmue lfQIc111',i'11t',' HTIISSCIS lace 'ai Clam Day L'sI1e1' 2: AILIIIISIDLIIICS Club I, Z, 3. 'I-TCLISLITCI' 2. 23. ' Presiclent 3: A. C. li. gl C:UIIlit'I'CIICt' of Music Stipervimrs 3: Cliristmgif I'.1ge:111t 4: Newcomb 1.2. IL Bowling I: lflzppwr Rep- rexeiitgxtive 3. I JANET RUTH B12NsoN 3, . cizffy, , HJBIIH 161 Mystic Street. Arlington October If f' 4, I 1 i I Jllltlllilfr' lfi111!t1IJ1IIc,' E111 If fitlllfillllt' Ai at Cligiirmgm IZIIILIVICC Cuininittee I: Council Ullicers Norninuting Q Committee 2: Senior Claims Outing Committee 31 Glee Club I: 1. -' frfvv IJFLIIULIIIC Club 2. 3: Daisy Chain 23 Cbristmqu Pageant 33 Plguw 4,451 - llruzblu Illnltlzizg 2. Cflrzsxzzzizfcf 3. Gmrlqc II'11.1l1111NgIu11 I1 New- - Af. ' cumlw I, 2: Ilmrling I. 2: Yolley Bull I. Z J, 57 We gf L-:I I NT I X F,x.,z., .M wx,-.l,.,,1.-, M.. ..ij,L X ,-,,lg's2.-1-.5 .,, L,-4 ,,sg.fT.f5lgrms:.,sgv.'tx'5z5gg'g5A A M W IXIIIIDRIYD PQISRMAN IX'IIIIy In XX'hilncv rXvcnuc. Pmcvvrly .Iunc za V45 S l:.n'.l. r1IfIv.1f1 ,QIRIXY - NVIIIUI' Ihwuplilvlm XIIDIIIIIIIIILT 5. Il'k'NIIlII.llI IniIi.1liun XIHIIIIIIII- V' ' 'X lu' I 9. III'.lIII.lIlC lllulw I. l. 9. II:iQIgcxx.uIcr XX' .X X llunxvn- 3 llwll I. XIl'4lI'g1l' XXXINIIIIIQLIIIII I'i.1x' I. timrnlzznz l'1rHx flu' .XIr'1f1.u I. A !2,'.'rI'I'p II r.l.l111Q 1. f'l.1mr1I1rNI I. Xm.1Iuul'S-I11m 1. IIUQIXL-X I. ll A licI.l I1.rII I. Q. NI-xxwnumlw I. 2. I XUIIQX' I3.1II I. I. ILM-Imll I. lumix I, XII Sl.1II' Vfmfw I. Q., ff SHIRIIIY I:MI1RI1l I BIC-IxI'ORD , SI1irI 7. 3 104 CTYCSCCIII fXvcnuc. Rcwrc May 1,1 Imllzlm, :.m111.111K Irw:.'11111Q ylwzux' I . - . . X I I' v. I.IIIINIIII.lx I'.lgk'.ll1I f. I u-Ikllmll I, 2. 1. Iluglwy' I. . I. ILINIXL-II'.xII I. I I. Ihlwlmll I. 2. 4. Xwllcy I1.nII I. 2. I. Nun- 'wmlw I ' I I3I1xxIxl1 I I I XX' X .X IIr1.mI, IIu.lII ul Nun- JIINI' I I IIQXX IfX'IfI YN ISIOOM 1 . InIic W' Hg Ncwhnll Slrccl. Iynn I5cccmIwcr S Y , 'y ,Xlwllc Iwfufllqr .ll Jlwwlu IIIIIUIII lzlmlrj' I-Irv I IllI' I, X I I' 4, X1-xxmlxmlw I. I, I, II.1NIwlImII I, I. I. IXIlIIl'X II.lII I y NIIXRY IfX'IfI YN IXf5ISfII.fXIIQ :,fm Cixpmvcs ,fXvcnuc. I vnn rXpriI 3 lx'1f'f'Ilf113 :.'.l!rI. nu! Hl.1l'lf' XM- IIIVNIIIVIII .XInII.IIl- IIN I. XHlIIIlI.lIlIIQl XHIIIIIIIIILX' Im' A I: fwulnll IIIIIxl'IN I. I I1.ml11.ul1 .XII.IIIIu I IAM Im I, IMpN4'.In1Iv1'l '..X I -Jim, II.uw .XIIINILII 1111 I.I,lw Il.1x Q. I.llm'I f'I1.l1l1 1. Ulu' -. ,r fIu1Iw If I Mlm-fIuIwl.uNl-uI1.m I. XX X X IM-.a1lnwlX.I.1u.I 7 I II.lIk.I'II II-.um 4.11-1.1111 Q. In-IIIIMIII I ,. I3.lxIwIIxnII I I. I. , , . . IIINIII lI+-Ilwx I. Nvmffrmmlw I. Q. w. Ivmm I. w. Xwllrx II.1II I ..' 5.I1.mIIl1gI I I IO Porter Street. Everett August 7 l.alc1' llIIllXf'l'r'c',' G, 13. Slwzzfs Stlfflllft' Basketlvall l. AUDREY THELMA BURNHAM 463 Cabot Street. Beverly February IQ ' fl 111111110 a111:!l1,1'sf,' gold filigree Rep1'ese11taIix'e to Nlitltlle Class Council 2: Reprew . 1 e K lrlo-operzitivew011111-cil 3: Se11io1'YRi11g Connnittee 53 ljtillflllltlll Q , C0ll1l1lIllt'8 lor Xlnltlle Clan 'lea li Propertiex fxilllllllllllk' i'111' Senior Pageant 3: XY. .X, .X Dance Committee 3.1 lilee iflulw l. 2. Q 34 l3r'11'n'1ti' ' A .Xrt litlilor Clipper ,. 1, 1? 1 3 .1 gggmvq.-::,q,-k1:,f.1.o:.'m.gg :.5.w,,m. 1, , qi ,er X .-.- --.c-L .fx-sauna:-.'.: .-s.e.Q.'gILu.fr1.s-.s-.-nJ:. VIRGINIA BOYl-E Ginnv 24 Sadler Street. l.vnn April I4 .llmvllxh gizrilviij l7111111111'11x lJl11.l1' S1-111111 lea ifu111111iIlee I: l51'exI11111111 l11i1i:11in11 fiulllllllllvt' 1. li .X. C, li. lltllt-eKIl11lw .52 Cav 1 ' N ' 1141N1a-1111111 li xt-m1111111 1, -. sg 1'1111t-3- 11.111 1511 11.1e1tQ-1- :Q llqm-l1g1ll l: X1'cI1er1' l: llmvliiig l. 1 fl HARRIET E. BROXVN Brownie J' 190 Mountain Avenue, Malden Septennaer 4 l'1rr.'1i1i11'11s.' 62112111111 nzprffi' ......... 1 ,- .lb . lSox1'li11g l: liielti Bull l. 2: l9ieltl llockey 2, S: Nexx'co111lw l, Yollev Ball l. FLORENCE JANET BURKE Elo , . . t Lluh 32 Pop Loncert 1. 31 uint Clone- tr! l, ... lio1vl111g Z1 Xe11'co111l1 l. 2, 53 liennis 'l'ot11'11:11ne11t li .X5NlNlilIl! I 3 59 .JinQerel5 C9Qu's'lQT E 'AIBFIW LAW. S JNL ' IIA Eli-Q4LG1':xQ15ie?Q15S-'B?bCP+-Tb:lf529Ql1xQfS.-,2V: ,Q LOUISE ADELE CERICA Cberica V ,N 29 Lodge Road. Swampscott November 18 fl' W' l1'zt1p,wt-15 vttmtilft-110 ' , Connell Xotninttting CUI1II1IIIIti't:'Q X. Y. Conference Nominat- '.-, , ing Comniitteeg Clee Club I, 2. 33 .-X. C. li, 3: Ilegttl of Baseball li .Xvixtgtnt AILIIILIZQCI' of Sporu 31 Iiritlgewgiter Conference 33 SSITIUI' fllzlw Vllsleztntg Newcomb I. Z. 3: Iiieltl Bull I. Z. 3: Bas- ketball I. 1. 33 I3ieItI Iloeltey 2, 3: Bztwelutll I. 2. 3: .Xreherjx I, 2. gf Xolley' liztll I Z. 3: Ilmvling I. 2. 3: Tennis I, Z: Snecet 2, 3. ' CILADYS LOUISE CHAPMAN A 6 Cbappy 4 Abbott Street. Marblehead November 16 ,iq ll'I1ru1 lttttztlxlttzlcvg tnllifs SUIILQ 4 I Cl.1w Reprefentgitixe 25 Xtxvetmib I. 2, 3, 'bv BERTI-IA CHRISTOFFERSON Bert Larch Row, NVenbam April I4 l m'l.'u!'I wuz lmzlcu mpfwiq' .Ytzzuzjtt fmller-1' Ileinentgntx' Initigntion 2. 33 Clmiringtn Council lhnee Ileeorgi- tittnx 1, .Xrl Llnli I. 1. I.llIll'CI Cltgnn 21 I'ieItl Bull I1 I I XII Stull fllftft rl ISA XVALTON CLISBY Nexxetnnli zo Clnrnet Street INfI:tIden May to 1 F limi' lwzztazlzlwlr t't' ,' llttgllmlellt' K ,XI.Itlit-iii.ttitw Clnlt I. .X C If IL Ilgtixy Cltgtin 22 IAZHQLIIIIII fllittrttxu fflirixtliigix l',ige.nil I, Ilmxltng ll lI4tNI4t'lIi:iII Ii l'ieItl II.IIl I 1. Ilttrltn-v I fall 5? 1 T1 , f IX 1. 1 1 bgiaixfz . f..1:.1: -'-1-0511 .AQ :-f. 'r.-'-1. J: 54.11. ,axe .x .g, L- g.-:. - . G- .Q .mfg .1-Fm.-'.x.'Q .-L-,Q.C.:fy:5f:fx15ll-A,ln CAII-IIQRINIS VIRGINIA CONLIN HKAY.. IZ7 Glendale Street. Everett November 5 UM ITUI'-l' 111111111111r1'Q,' 111111111111 l1'11:'11r GENEVIEVE ANNE COSTELLO Connie 22 Circuit Avenue. Lynn February IQ l341l11111't'1l l1111lg1'I,' 5!1'111111111'1I 111111111 Q Council Dance Relirealnnent Cfummittee l: Pups Cimeert liieltet Committee 33 Clllllflllllll IfllICI'ILlllllllCllI CUINIIIIIICC lireslunun lnitizitiun 3: Cliziirmun Glee Club Xkxlentine Pgirly: 1 i A ' 7 ' 3' lll1rl'ev' 3- B11 tx' Lilee Llulwj .X C... lr., l-xeltl l3.1ll l. -. 3. llelt et, -. . lietlull l. 2, 3: Yulley Ball l. 2: Bguelmll 2: 'liennis li Ngiturgil I ljllllilllgl Uperettu Prnicipul 3. MURIEL VILLERAY COY ,X lVIur - IQ2 NValnut Street, Saugus October 2 4, ljilflt' 1'11l1111111,' ff111111'1l111ry Iveflr Nlnthenmtica Club 'lirezuurer 33 A. C, E. 5: l-ieltl Bull l, li liieltl lluckey 2. 3: Newemnb l. 2, 3: Buaketlwgill l. 31 Buwling l: Tennis l: Yolley Bull l. CATHERINE JOAN CRONIN HKAY., I3 Hume Avenue. Medford February 5 fl111.'fZ10111c hlsliglx 111 .flf11'1f,' SIIZTI' xlwllx Social Committee 3: Nuiningiting Committee 33 Glee Clulw l: lluwlilig Z: liieltl Bull li liieltl lloekey' lg Ywlley Bull l. 2: Newcolnb l. 2. 3. nl fi , i ,5 5515 E chilli-5355595437 .291 Q. mm bi-.5:9:.'af4.gi515S,c9g.g5,C1.5icb,5-il'53hg' J MA. DOROTHY VIRGINIA DEAN Dot 16 Cleveland Road. Salem October 1 Slioelc 11b.wrI2r'rs,' XffCc1lIIIlIIc' IIIUIUV X, C li. 3: Glee Club l. 2, 33 Christmas Pageant Chorus 32 Xrclierx' l 'Q Baseball l, li Baslietball l. 2. 3: Bowling l. 2. 31 7' ' ' mb l 2. 3: Nlturul lim i, 21 1fie1.1'11.,r1et-y -, Nexxco . l ieltl Dancing 3: Soccer Z1 Xolley Bull l, 2. 3. SUSAN A. DEMALA Sue AQ . 1 306 Rantoul Street, Beverly March 26 lfuollmll sia1l111111 111 Uteloberg llltllllll 111mu1S111x ' Claw Reprexent11tix'e 31 Drzungntic Club 21 liielcl lloclcey l. Zi 'ini 4 'R-mix 1.2, 3L Basketball l. Z, ,SL 'Newcomb I. Z. 31 BowIn.,, l, lu 7- T, f Xiolley 11 Pill ll Bziaebull l, .., llclel Bull. RUTH KATHARINE DOYLE Ruthie I2 Concord Street. Lynn January 30 .l11:r1'11'1111 rolex ,' llaleroge i 3 X V l' 3' Glee Club l, Z. 31 Laurel 1 1,7 Claw ljziy Committee L . , , ,. ,. Clligiini Clirislingix Pgigezinl 51 Basketball I, I: Bowling l, -1 lfieltl Bull l. li Newcomb l. 2. 41 Yolley Bull l, 2, KA'I'Hl-EEN ROSE FARRIZLI- .S1'l1e!u'1'11gt11i1'Q l'o1'l111 ' Q 9 Wliittier Avenue, Amesbury September IQ Xoniinguling Clommillee lor Council 21 l'l'0Nl1lllZlIl Reception Voinmillee lg Cllmpel Silence Committee 13 .Iolin Burrouglix litltl llolek' l' Nexvcouib l, 2, 5 ,,. .1-. fllub 2, Ilie l'2II1lllXAllWLlIll l: A - ct V . . ol ' X1.1ss.1-g11t1sstts .M'1'11t11'. X11'11t111'11 .-X111411 1 ra - V 'f 5,4 . B., .1YpL.T1 1 1 HAA.. 1-1 U -11. 11 ,jiqkd . , . Y . . X1.1X1QX' 11DL5RUI11X 1'OLQ11.1l1. .. '-- .5 bit, Ub.k,f' ,GLIL 1311 3 111111 .. , , ,, .. , K -.11 1 . .. . 1 .5 7 l 1 I 1 1 A X 1-1111111 l--11111111111 l 111 f 1111111tt11 1111111111111 X 11111111111 11111 ' 1 1111Vl'1 1111111 11111 5 x x , ' V 1 1 . . 1 Q .- .1 in 1. . . 1 xN 7 ' ' '11 11111 N ll 111 1 11111 11 111 X 11111 111111 1 1 11,x' - 1, L'XXgll W - 1 111 ,N- DOROTHY MUNSON C1.'XRDN1iR Dot 1 .lam 80 .11111s1111 Struct. N1.11111'1 I 11' f1 J 1' 111' 1.1'c 111 111, I,.1..1 .1 1 1.111 11 1 1 ' i1111xt111.1N I'.1111'.111t 1. 11111 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 , 1 1 P. , MN 1. 1 x ' . 1.Nx 1 1 .X1.1I111111.1t11x 1.1111 . X 1 1 11111 1 1 1 111-111 11111111-X Q. 1. X11111-1 11.t11 I, 2, 1, I 11111111 1 1 1 1L11I11 I ' 1 1 111111 1 11111-N 1.1. N1w1u11111 1 ' 1 ... . ' N.-. ELINOR C. LSAYIN 60 Union Struct. x1JI1C1lC .N.'1.'1' i.11,'11w, 1.1111 111111115113 111111 P1iRY1.1l 'x1rXY HARRIS Dolly 1 0' Igutnw Av1'11u1:. 1,v1111 11 ' 1 1 1 1 111- '1 1.'. .. .',.1'z ..1 . 7 '11 111.414 .. 1 N . Q , -lx . , , . I 1 1111,- . stcr Augtwt 18 Oct1111c1' .Cu 1 2 I +5 l 1 Xl11'151QH1l1f.1l11 1 2, X 1 1 1 11l1111l1 X111 N 111 1111111 ' 11111111111 1 1 1111111 '111 1 1 X1'1xu1111111,l. 1. 11 1 11111111 1 7 1 XX1111 1 LQ-111.111 1 E, 1f -11.11111 11.111 1 -. ' 1 .XI'C11k'1'X' I -. 1 1 ' 11 141 :Q -86 lk., fffrdfi QQ, . FA, . ll.- all bLkS2A.'Sa2.k,SXsi.'bX2:f'3'51B.3A..'iA, - x V mikillbixmlmik DOROTHY HERSHKOVITZ Dot Q5 Pearson Avenue, Somerville January 31 qllagif z.'a11d,' Rllfll fzrgnv . . 5 g, 3 . 'comb I. -, 31 Xolley Bull I. X'-N 15' ,, ...a A 1 BARBARA CLARE HICKEY HBarb A'Bobby 60 Lexington Avenue, Cambridge April I3 Ciruu' of pirzvsj early nmriziug ranfvr I Senior Noininnling Committee 3: Class Gilt Committee 3: ' ' A' las: zy7Ig Basketball I1 Iiielil Bull I. 21 Newcmnb I, 2: Yolley Ball I, -. RUTH LOUISE HOAR , Ruthie 'Q .I 418 Essex Street. Salem April 29 j f' r ffursizgr' of orffiiily' PaI'lui'i1 K lilee Club Pops Concert li Lilee Clubi Iilelil Bull I. lg Bals- lu-llnill I. 2. RI-IODA KATZ -1,1 ,Q 29 Lolbrop Street. Beverly July 1 L lrlilllllll' f1mui'r,' lrzfmmxv Pflllf lbrgmigilig Club Z3 ,X C. Ia, lg Newcoiiilw I, 2, 5: lennis I, , 2 nl . Dramatic Club 2. 3: Double Illulfiizzg 2, Classzziales 34 Basket- b'1ll I' Bcwlin I New 7 ' t . I if 'iggwmg . --gsa.'-1.4b5t'.b5: :. 5. T. . iq J. :J l,St-1r4m, , Q.-:. .. . G- --4 .lxlgcqslmnt-.' zS Nl. RITA KENNEDY Kennie mith Lane. North Plymouth January zj Html: lft'1'it't.' f.vtP1lHllII,' ,llt11'u11ri1t't'11 Preaitlenl lri-Nlu 5: Img Reporter l. Z. .Xvuciate l-.tlitor 5: Senior Class lixecutive Committee: Senior Class Ulliccrs Nomi- nating Ctnninittce: Dramatic Club Z: Glee Club ig lri-Nlu 2. 31 Nt-wcuiiilw l, I, .31 liasketlvall l. 2. SHIRLEY DAGGETT KNIGHT 350 Main Street. Groveland September I Corner c1rpImt1rt1',' lIl?IIUj'S1lt'klL' .X. C lz. 5: Dramatic Club 3: Newconib l, 2. 5. VIRGINIA LEE Ginny 16A Myrtle Square. Gloucester October 25 llvukul rzfgsg Capt' Cmldvr A. C. lj, 3: Laurel Chain 2: Bottling Z: Xewctnnlw l. Z, 63 DAMARIS LEVJIS Demy g .-1.-.c:.se.4n lsgsxnggfils i I 3 Lincoln Avenue. Lynn t July 27 aa .llnletl fmzz-louis: lnrvtzkcrs offshore Nlicltlle Class Council Z1 Clasx Representative 33 Initiation 2' I Senior Tea Entertainment Z: Glee Club 2. 3: A. C. 51 Laurel Chain 21 Bowling l: Newconib l, 1. 35 Basketball I: liieltl llockey l. U5 8,4 Q .NK . ' AX 4. 5:53, ::.:f4qEJfefPS55'b5?:72'5B'B T3i:5475f-15-gxilxlxr Y ,f-.nzixigsgo-2.fA:AG-x. ifL'i 9gL 5-A an Q gi, HELEN CARO LONG A , 86 Jasper Street, Saugus July 1 Q SIIIQIIIQ r111'q111'1xg 111111111f11111 H1111 'M ,X. CI. If. gf XXI, .X. .X. I, 1, 31 lfluxs PIz1ylf111111l,1'111111111 It Bm 1 1 Ixetlmll I, 21 Ifielrl Bull I. Z. gl Xe-xx'e11n1I1 I. 2. 33 Soeeer 2: 'Ie -nip' 111, 3g 111111-1 I3.1II 1. 3. 2. 0 .-7 ,dl CATHERINE MARY m1AHoNEx' Kay I2 Highland Street. Peabody July 21 X1111uI11r1I' of flu' X111111'1,' Ilffllvrr lf11r,1 5 ffl'11'Ic1'111 lvlee X.IlIIW I. 2. XX .X .X I, I, I. 5e111111' Claus IJLIHCLIIII 3 N1-xx'e11111IW I, 2, 33 Xolley' Bull I. li l3o1xIi11g I, 22 I'e11111x I. 1, 3 NIADALYN CLARE NIEXRIER 2' 52,0 Andover Street. Lawrence August ll , I . K lf111!1'1' l'111'111l1',' 11111Q111fl111 I1l1111111 1.-tj Se111111' Reet-11111111 4Q111111nit1ee gl Girl Scout Clulw I. .X C. L 1 I' r I Cllglw I,ILlX' .XrrL'l11IWIX' I, XQXXCHIIIIW I. 1. I I X l51XRl'm1XR1X ANN Mr1C1XR'I'IlY UBJI'I7', 18 Colonial 1Xve11ue, East Lynn Deeernlwer 1 !A1'11111w1' 2.1'1f1l'11IQ.' Z.'1'1f.f lf'1111l' X.II.IIIIII.IIl 111 XX .11111-wt-N N111111 Ie.1 1, N1-1111-1 lIlIIIII,LL XJIIIIIIIII . . , . , , . lee I. II'l'NIIIII.lII I11111.1111111 I I, MI1-1-K.I11l1 I 2. 1. ,X C. I' I I PIIII XX' X X I 2, I. flu' INIIIIII-I' ,IH111111 I, Iloelwy' -L X1-um. I, 2. I Irfr f i J I ' I B. -1 I?1fIS . . XT- -I-, 'T'-A1 'V T- -r -I X' ,. Nf.'vA.,s:5,Jn.In.n.r.vv.n-.t:.lg Ii,-XIIIRXIN XII C':XR'I'IIY UK.. I I'ww.uIw.1x'. Ixnn .I.1IIL1.'lI'X' lm , lww. .'.1,'w vw. fw.'..'f .'-MII.X -IIIVIM 'N 7' II.Iw ICvpIuw11I.II1u' I I, XLUIIIMII I'Iw1III-111 iQ.ll1.I1II.1Iv 2. K N .'.fI I I'IIIIIIIIIl'K'3 4.CxI1.I11m.I11NI.1.1I l.w11111111Iu- Q, Ulu' IIIUIX ,,, I I I l'u-xnlvni IIII-L' IQIIIIN 4. X X I,1f11lc1I-luv 1. XXI. X .X Y I XLXIIIIXI' IIHJIII I .XNNIL IiS'IIHIQR XII'IRCiHIlI.I- Cm I5rIcmI Strcct, Cilmlccslcr Scptcmbcr go J' lI':f.I .XI IILI IIIIIX, znsggwf HIJX! Q F IfI1.mm.m III 5lu'I.lI IHIIIIIIIIIIQI- I. Scuiur Ir.: XQHIIIIIIIIIUL' li -. XX .mlm-X, IQ.11m'xI X,IlIIW I. Ulm' XIIIII' I, .X CQ I1 I. XX' .X X 'f , I 3 4. xk-WWII I. 3. I .. 'I' EDITH NIURCHIE , lincoln Slrcct. Somcrvillc ,January IQ fI.1m11u-I1u'f fvevmfy' l'I1flm1r.f X IQ I. I, XX .X X. I. I I. 4QI.w I'I.xy I1 XL-xxunnlw 1,1 RIIQ-X FRANCES MURRAY ..Ri.. Ig I-i11dcn Avcnuc. Bcvcrly Oclobcr 20 lfusl fllurm' Iwx. l'LII.'.:11 fQ.'Hw1 5m1.fI fQw1I1111iIIvu Im' Buniwx' lu.1 XXIIIII1-M 2. INIIVI' .II lQI.1v Ihx 1. Ulu- C1IuI' I 1. I. .X CQ I: I. XX' .X .X I. 2. 51 YIM I I - I,1I:.'.'I'x' .IIH11111 I, IIIIQIXL-X lj Xcxxgmulw I. I If 256: XV' ff! . 1' -4' ly +1 J rf .f ,, gg 11 J' I 1 0' VL. , Xjbf' -U J' UI' U 16' 'rf .4 N- N , ' .- . I Rl 1.5.11 -.N-qh,:gkQQ,.q31m,agg,v:g15,, f DOROTHY NICHOLS ., We 3 ,Nm 18 Prospect Street, Beverly July 8 5 lJ.fwllit' l7i111plu ,' blrblzllllg fomzlairz Glue Clnlu 3. we.. CHARLOTTE POITRAS I5 Leach Street. Salem September 7 54. fllt1lf111!a,' Xaiurl Ring Cnmlniltee 33 Ulee Clnlw l, 2, 31 Daisy Chain 2: Chrint- nmx Pglgezlnt 3: W. .X. .X Iingml 2. 3: lleznl ol' liieltl Bull: Yale C 1pl'1in 7' litltl lilll l 7 5 Ynllu l71ll I 7 l'ieltl ll ley 7 .. . -. 4' 1 .-. i :L .-: ' n:w,,'..g l5llNL'lW2lll l, I: ligxakellwzlll l, Z3 Bowling I, lg Newcornln l, Z, 3. MARY RITA SANTRY Red a SI Glenwood Street, Lynn July 9 1 5 Cirwzz fmsfzfrusj rzzrrnm Imrculix I XY, .X .X l1XL'CllllYL' l3n.n'tl 2: lleqnl nl' Bowling 21 l.2llIl'Cl Chain ' . 21 Seninr Cllzm f:lIl'lNllllLlN Pzlgeglnt 3: Glee Club l. 2. 33 W. .X .N ' 7 l, 2. 53 lleleggglle W. .X .X.-lilhlgewgtlel' Play Day li l7ieltl Bull J 2: lit-lrl llntkey l, 1: Ynlley Hull l, Z: llzlskellvull l. 21 New- emnlw l. 1, 53 ligtst-lull li llnwlingz, I. Z: Tennis l, Z3 Operettzl P11 film 5. MYRTLE B. STONE HM L., QR . yr 3 Nlchols Street, Lynn February 22 - xi lIu1w!rz.'11l rlulpmlllmt lzullllcllzzg flll.Qc'l'S 9, X. C, li. ig Ulu- Cllnlw l. li llglxllellmll l, 1. 53 llnelwy lg Xi Nt-xxefmllw l, li 'lt-nnix l, 2. 5. Ynlley ll4lll.l 2. on V57 . x, , . K 5.- 5 ZTN 5'+E5't-'kb-Q-9-'+P-L:L:'.'-m.w,Gp-rg, 4 1. 1,wQ,.xH ' A -..i- y.. '..g.m.fs.o.m-c.fQ .-u,e.Q.4x-n.n.n.sxn.e.ln IN oW'7YT1i ,,, MARlON l-ULl5l1 SWAN H' , 0LA,4 f Sw.1nic X MJ to . 33 St. John Slrccl. J.1n1.1ic.1 Plain August zap I fVM4,4f ffvflff .llm!l'r .Nl.'yll11'lc ,' .X'n'1ln1ur f A . ff fv 'L' ' fd! lhborlcr I3 llmmlllwoolx flllllll1lllll'l' lj lfl1.1ll'1n.1n l'I'L -lll1lQlll 1 j lniliulion 3: Ulm' Cflulw l, gl Girl Scout IL lri-.Nlu 5: XX' .X .X ,? f I, 2. 33 .XNNk'l1ll5lj' lp .Xl'CllL'I'X 51 l2vll5liL'll7l1ll 1.2, limkcllxlll Null- y ' f V crm' li llLlNL'lWLlll 31 limxling l .11 llclll llglll l, I1 livlll lloclivy 4 ll llolll li X.llllI'.ll lklncingz 33 Ycwcolnb l. ll Yollcy' llgnll l. I. Cflgnw llL'Plk'5k'l1lLlllX c ffllffbl' lg Upurcllgx 4, J FRANCES TIBBETTS Fran 88 Vinton Struct. Mclrosc Junc 4 l'l1rn1.1 t'mlvIx,' flzpfwr slup Llzm llny c.UI11lNlllK'C 53 Prcxnlcnl .X C-. lg. 31 l.lms1lngxn P41- J I F-lL'LlI1l 5: llllf' Vwtlllll'11m1ly.lllmm l: Xcwgolnlw I. 2. 5. MARY J. XVILKISH Mary Q7 Holyoke Strcct, Lynn July 2 .llugyar HIHSlL',' lfllssiulz lm L' N Dccorglliona Commiltcc Glcc Club Initiation lfnlcrlgnnlncnt 'Q . c.UI11l'l1lllL'L' -. XXY .X .X l. -, 3: .X L, lg, 33 lllcc Cllulw l. 1. lg Upcrcltu: l5iclll Bull l. 21 llgukcllull 1.1. 5: Bowling l, li l'lK'ltl llockcy' 1. 53 flqlplgnn l5iclll llockey 1: Xcwcoxnlwi Yollcy' Bull li 'lcnnixi .X1'clu'1'y. ANNE ZAFF 26 NVarrcn Avenue, Chclsca Scptcmbcr 18 ,llluful for Rum11rlf,' AHCC lorlcfr hlee Klub l. li .X f., li, gl lhskutlmll l. I: Xuwfolnlv l, Z, 3: l Xu X 7 lt'lllllN 1 llc-' llgxll l. -. 09 ELWCDZMWCV' ,WI4-uf' ,,4f,..1-AV MH Q nffffv-calf fm? . rg., N4.'.-Ln iw JOSEPI-IINE F. RANDO ll.-Toe!! 29 Archer Street, Lynn November IQ Intellectual luminaryg Gondola .. A. C. E. 35 W. A. A. 3g Newcomb 3. . 70 . L, ,J M X Y ug,,., ,,- Q- -. -'N 1-. -.. r--. -U.. 1--. f- .. 1 .---X -I-. '--f-. w. 'Ti'2jC,3.f r I. Y i XI'-k I X ,I I. .,gIg,,I5.,,I , IIZIEIIIEIIIGIV fIf0lll'fIl Prnt xum' .XUNIX I'II1.AXI3II2X' GJ-.5 ,w.i,i.i 1' I5.1IIwn Slrcul. 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II.lNIxK'III.lII XIHIII -I. XIIIIIIIQII I I3I.ORIfNCIf XI,-XDIfI,INI2 DONOXZXN Mad 366 IgI'O.lLIXX'JX'. Iwnn ,Iulv 1: .J .I .'.1 11, lx, I..,I .1I..I MIA I :MMI , A ' . . , , . . II-Im II11mwL1gI1II.I11Iw I I. C,.1111vr.1 I.ILlIV v, X C. I1 45 I.I.1II IIJYX IIMNIQNN .I .XI.lII.Igx'I' UI SIMWIX IILKMI HI X.IIIcx II.lII I, IR-II-g.nIu IXI N I I, fmmlmuwgv, NIIIII XII.1mI 1. In-I.I I'3.1II aff' 'O .. r ,-' I .l N.. Im Ilmlwy. I1.1IIwIIxuII XCXXQUIIIII XUIIL-X I3.1IIg II.1IuI'.1II. Ibm gg I'I.1x IDM I U1-II -I, XIIrII.mI IXIII-fr' Vfspfmr I TI bf' in 4'sLQz,i2e,9Qx? E,,'g51E,r V api as Q' 2-rw i ,i 2 , 5.f?f, 2.12 Ill RUTI-I LUNN Ruthie I2 Bridge Street, Beverly November I7 Slllllij' lcilulwii ami uliiizlg fllfltlllli XX. .X. .X. l. 2, 3. 4. lennis l, Bowling l. 2: Neweonib l. 2. 3. MARY VIRGINIA MICHAELS Mike 13 Barr Street, Salem December 6 llizrlc eyes mul lltlllllllll-Q IIlIl5lf Cliairman Ring Committee 3: Class Day llosteas 2: Senior Reception Committee '73 Xloclt Xlan Dance Committee 3. 4: County l7:1ir Committee Z: XX'. .X. .X-XI. .X A. Formal Dance Committee 23 lflementziry .Xweiiibly l. 23 Drzunatie Club 2. 3: Xiiee-ljresitlent Drginigttie Club 3: XX'. X. .-X. Delegate XI. S. 'lf C. Conference. i31'itlgewg1te1' -ll Plays lilie Teefli ol flu' till! llorxu Z. tiraiitliim Pulls llw slriiig 3: Bowling l, 2. gl Tennis l, Z. li liieltl Ball l. 2. 5. -lg lloeltey 3. Xolley' Ball l, Z. 31 Bas- ketball l. 2: Baweluill 2. 31 Xexxeomb l, 2. 3: Soeeer 31 llezitl ol' lloxxling 21 .-Xwiataiit lleatl of Sports 5: llegttl ol Sportw -lg XX'. .X, X. lfxeeutire Bogirtl 2. 3. 41 Play Day 3. IXIIIIARGARET IXAIURPI-IY lVIiggS 53 Tracy Avenue, Lynn February 22 lioluls mill iiiooiiliglil log XX'. .X. .X, Reporter 2. 31 Senior Reception Committee 43 XXQ .X. .X. lixeeutixe liogtrtl lg Countx' ligiir Committee l, 2. Iil1.lll'lll4llI .Xlock Xlzin Dance Committee lg XX'. .X .X, 'lea Dance Committee lg Claes Day lloxtew li Drziiiiatie Club Z1 llrrunatic Club Prexitlent li llrtiinzitie Club Play lilw leulli ol flu' Gill 7 llifrxt' -L liztxketlxtll l. 2. 3. 41 lloeltex' -lp l'1eltl llgill l. 2. 3. 41 Xt-neoiiib l. Z, 5: Xolley llall l, Z. 3, 41 lloxxling l. 2. 5: lennis l. 1. ll.llX.lI1l Nl.lll.lj.'LL'l l, ll.llX.lltl I,.ll1IlIlll 2. Coll -li llgoebzill '3 l'l1x lJ1x3 - . . . 4 . 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B11XX1111g 1. 2. 1. 4. 11.1ft 11.111 1. 1. 4 RUTH LEXVINIA SOUTHXVICR Ruth1c 1 Rooscvclt Road, Salcm October 22 12-mmf' 11.1.1104 111:11 'f11'111Is.1'1:f1 1I'1-X111 1,1 1. 43 XJ11'1 501111 f.1111W lg X..1111L'I'.1 1.11114 WI .X Q. 1 ., 5 .. . . . x , 4. N11t1t11c 11.144 1J.1flk'.1111 2. 111.1111xNL11Xl11g 1'1.1y I. l1111x1111g 1. 2. ...- -f ' 0. 11111114 'f 25 ,wc f '55 . ,511-1. El L- S LCSLGEJK JT. K T: ,Cl5'x-LEQSQLX ' all llflikfilifi --- - ..-- -1- --- A- --Y -- -W HELEN CHRISTINA SXVANSON 'Swzxnnicu 34 Appleton Strcct, Everett Scptcmbcr 23 llvvm 5111! mul fllYYlIlf'lt',i ,. 1 . ll ' .U Q I' AL . Q 'Q . llfi Nl.m lD.1ncc Clumnhttcc lg lilcmcntary lZI'C5llI'l1.ll1 lxctcptiun Rc- ' frwlum-nt ifumnhtlcc lp l'llL'l1lt'l1I.lVj' .X55t'll1lWlf' 1: UI:-e Club 2, 4, 4. llPt'l'L'llLl -lg ,X L, li, 41 l.g1u1'cl Llmgun 1: lklxkctlmll l. 7 7 1. 4, llcltl l5.1II l, -, li Nexxcmnlw l. -. licltl lluclwy' 3, Yul- lcy' l1.1ll l, 2. 1, lim-lw.1ll l. 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RUTH ELLIS 3 King Strcct, Ibcnbody XI3fgh 1 1'c.f 1I'LL,AI L ,' L' WL' . . 1 ,-, . I 1 rlf, .p .C -fl . T374 Xi if, A '-N rf.. - . -1-, -.,---.. ,.,Q,14.-..?1.T.. 24 .I :fQ5.3Q:a,:.t ,:-ig'A.i 6:5-.:,sxmm.A 5.35 ,1- f-an Q- 11 fa -l 5 ,ii vi? g-J-.K vm- 4 GERALDINE YERONICA GIRARD Jeri Q Brimblccom Street. Lynn April 22 .. Y-,.Yi- -- ,..,,, .,.,. l.VLt-tunr71,T.t4.l., fi'i5c5 C,l:.i1rm.in lk-Q-irgitizig Uimmittce Pops Cfiiiiccrt l: Cliuirnigin livin-siiiiicztt Clnitiiiittcc -limit Concert gl llligiirmgm lziiturtgiin- 7 mutt fl-lntiniticc lircslimgin lnitigition -: Council Noiniiiutiiig U-mriigttcc 43 ,Nlogk Klan Dgincc lintertgiinmcnt l, 2: Glue Club l, I 3. fQl.iss llgiy' llosit-ss 2: Ncxwf-inb l. 2, 3 Qiptgiiii l. .33 l3..s,wtb.rll l, I llgiptiiii l: lloclacy, Cgipmiiii l: lficltl l3g1ll Crip- iszri l. lcnziis 1.2. 3. ANNA JESSIE GUGLIUCCIELLO HGUQSYH 1 Princeton Place. East Boston April 16 f .zf:v::t lima , l1,:f','Q1'-ui'-3':zr'.5c.i' llrgtgrtu-ri fQf-xitmzttcv 41 xloliii liurroiiglis Club l: CQg1mcr:i fllixb I Nw-gotiib l, 2 gf llmxlfiig lj Xiollcy' l3.ill li l3.isub.1ll i 1 - A i - 1 f 7 J w ' ' i 3 lit-.tr l'i.i.l l -. lnisltctlxill l -. llikiiig l. GRACE LYDIA JOHNSON Johnny ii Hill Strcct, Amesbury Xlarcli 26 lf'.'.. lcilflcf, full Jilcilfflil lift' ! t 3 like lliib lf 3. Class lJ.iy llostt-ss I1 Nt-ixgoiiib l 2 Xi-Lux llnfl 3, lfir-lilltall l. El,lZAl3lITH RUTH Nl.XfsLl2AN Bcttv 4, liast llirlx Avcntlc, lynn Octobx 6 liwiiifg nzfiffffn. nfl' 1..:.'ffQ N wr Noiirziyztzziu lk-iixziiztu-r 3 Cl.iim-ini flltib 3. Ihislit-llxill, Milli , l1.ill Ntziti-iiil' l3.iwl'.1ll lloxxliiiu, l. 1, 3 l :fn Sixth Strccl, Ifast Ciambridgc Ssptcmbur 15 Jn fi fl 8 vg rf 1, UNT-'nv QL.L. .I 2 f- '- ' .u-f.S'.r.C IDORO I HY X1u'l'l' 'Aklorlx' I 30 Ruxwll SIYCCI. XX'.1IlImm I:CIWI'U.lI'X' 1 1 , A ,, , . 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CIIANSIQY. ROSALIND COBB, PRISCILLA E. .... . DQAMBROSIO. EMANLEL DOXYD. XYINIFRED ....,.. l3ORSY'lSH, ISABELLA S, . FOXYLER. DORIS G. GORDON. SALLY .,,. . HENRY. MARY E. Y. HOWARD. RITA E. ,..... . LE COLST, ROSAMOND D LEXYIS. HELEN ........... MCMENIMEN. LEO QI, MERCADANIE. MARY .. MIZZI. DOMENICO ..... REGISII. IIELEN S. .... . RODERICIQ. jOlIN D. SIIEEDY. MARGARET P. SIIERRY. VIRGINIA M. .. SIIIRI. ESIIIER I. ,.... . SOROIQA, DOROIIIY D. .. SPALLDING. MARION Y. SIERNBERG. ALBERT SIIRIQ. ARLINE M. SI ROMDAI IL. LALRA C. 'l'OOIlIiY, ELEANOR E. .. IXYOIIIG. QIAMES E, .... . XYALSII. MARY ELLEN .. XYARDZAIUX. IIIiI.EN Y. . XYl1l.CII. -IOIIN S. ..... .. XMI DSIQY. MARY li. S Go Barton Street. Boston 82 Linden Street. Whitman ll Conrad Street, Dorchester 28 Prentiss Street. Cambridge Z3 Bertram Street. Beverly I6 Berry Street. Danvers I6 Bancroft Avenue. Wakefield ............ 36 Barr Street, Salem IU llancock Street. Somerville Pollard Street, North Billericzt ....... 28 Blossom Street, Lynn S Mt. Yernon Street. Peabody 75 Esther Street. Worcester I3 Liberty Street. Middleton 5-I7 Boston Street, Lynn ....... UU Gates Street. Lowell O53 Lovvell Street. Lexington 97 jackson Street. Salem I5 linipfer Avenue Extension, Easthampton 367 Boulevard. Revere ., -I8 Bowden Street. Lovvell ....... IU llyde Street, Danvers I3 Pleasant Street. Westfield 22 Boynton Street, Lynn IIS Pine Street. Danvers 3 Lowe Street. Peabody Box IUT. North Chelmsford o5 Bay Yiexv Avenue. East Lynn 279 South Broadway. Lavvrence . . . . .. Soy Prospect Street. Lynn Ashury Street. South llamilton 54 Cottage Street. Easthampton .......... 20 Porter Street, Beverly . . .. HH Linwood Avenue, XYhilinsvilIe v P Lx I It 5Y555mLmmv.g. m-ArJqmtmg,g ff. VL ,' - - tllommerriat Svopbumures ISOCON, MARY ............. . ISRADBLRY, IiLORIiNCIi CANN, ROBliRiI' .......... . COl.li. PIIYLLIS S. COYNIS. AI.lCli ..,, ,. ITEIMAN. liX'A .,...... ... IfI'IiZGIiRAI.D. ANNA ..., GIDDINGS. IfI,ORIZNCIi GROVE, I3RIiDA ......,. . IIARRISON. MARIIORIE IILNIIS, MARION ....... . IQAPLAN, PHILIP ........,. KALIIMAN CHARLOTTE KENNEDY. DOROTI IY .... LOBACZ, S'l'A'lilA ..,.... . LOVE, MARY ............ .. INIACINNES. j. RODERICK MALBOELI5, PALII. ........ .. MANNETTE, MILDRED MURRAY, M. CLARE MURRAY, RIISA ......... MURRAY. RLTIII .......... O'BRIEN, ELIZABETH E. O'LEARY, MARY ......... . O'NEIL, BIi'lil'Y OSTRO, ROSE ......,,....... PERKINS MARION ..... SABERLINSKY, IILORENCE SACCO. E M MA ...,.......,.... SALI PANT E, BEATRICE ..,. SOLANA, ALICE .......... . STATHER, DONALD G. TENENBAUM, ABBOT .... TRYMAN, BERNICE . WALL, JOHN ...,...... WIIITE. FRANCES .... WOODS, GIiR'IiRL'DE .... YAGIIAN, .ALICE .... . 'Member lor one semester only. 87 ..... 5 Ilighland Avenue, I.udloxv ...., , Io I,oxvell I errace, I.:nvrence ,..... 83 Winnepurkit Avenue, l.ynn ITU Springfield Street, 'Ihree Rivers , . . ............. b Austin Square, l,ynn J IU Mace Ilace, Lynn . .. ZI Knowlton Street. Beverly IU0 Alain Street, West Newbury 24 Cargill Avenue, Worcester ......... School Street, Sandvvich . . . Ill Kingsley Avenue. Melrose I3 Washington Street, Gardner .. 2 Summer Street Terrace, Lynn -I Pomeroy Avenue. Dalton 30 Thomson Street. Amesbury 28 North Main Street, Webster ....... 3l Read Street, Winthrop . , . 8 Wellington Street, Webster . . . . 20 Ranelegh Road, Brighton 30 Cosgrove Street, Lowell I5 Robinson Street, Lynn .. 209 Sargent Street, Ilolyoke ....,...... Marble Street, Lee ........ I-I6 Allen Avenue, Lynn I-I3 Prospect Street, Gloucester .. 284 Columbia Road. Dorchester ....... 55 East Street, Ipswich ...... Freeman Street, Haverhill ... 5-IU Haverhill Street, Lawrence . . . . . 20 Chestnut Street, Wakefield ..,....... I6 Isabella Street. Boston 05 Neponset Street, South Walpole 37 Park Street, Lynn . 27 Downing Avenue, Haverhill ........... 36 Tudor Street, Lynn IZ West Water Street, Wakeheld I4 Chesnut Street, Marblehead 5 Kent Street, Newburyport A. -- i QQ. - Wt Qlnmmercial jfreshmen ANDERSON, IlIiLISN li. . IBOLRQLIS, IELLSXA'DRI'II j. ISLXION, MARION ........... CLARK, DOROII IY .... CROCKIER, jANli'I' L. HIRYS. .ANNA 'I. ... CRAY. DORIS IS. .... .. IIAYIiS. MARGARliiI' IIliRNtDN, ANN C. IlliRNDON, Bli I' I Y ... llllflf. IfRANCliS B. ..... IIINt3SIDN, IfRANCliS ti. IIODGIS. I.tIL'ISli .....,. KILLAAI, AIARIUN II. .. IiUPIiI.AIAN. l.II.l.IAN I.AWRIiNCli. MARY li. AIARSIIALI.. KIQNNIEI II .AIAZMJNIL l:I.ISIiA .,... .. Nllilil IAN, l.IitlNtDRIi C. Nlt1CARIIIY. ANNA AI. . .XIt:I.Al'tiIlI.IN. RI IA Al. ....... I5 jasper Street, Beverly I3 Shermzin Terrace, Lynn ITU Sylvan Street, Danvers .. Cogswell Court. South lissex Zo South Street. Foxboro ......... 5 Reetlk Court. Lowell Antlover Street, R. D. I. Lowell 2I9 Albion Street. Wakefield ...... 27 Lnion Avenue, Boston .......... -I4 Cross Street. Beverly I3 Guernsey Street. Marblehead . 30 Rockaway Street. Lynn IOS Lnion Street, Attlehoro .. 47 lilm Street. Wakefield 5-I Crescent Street. Lawrence TII Lombzirtl Street. New Betlfortl ........ Zo Barrett Street, Lynn .......... I6 Dix Street. Revere S4 'lower Ilill Street. Lzivvrence 268 Wzialiington Street, Pezihotly 3o5 lligh Street, Lowell PAR IiIiR. -lANliI' Ii. .,.... IS Armory Street, Greenfield PARYANIAN, ARAIliNIi .. ....... I5 Myrtle Street, Lynn PARYANIAN. Ql'IiNNIli .. I3 Myrtle Street, Lynn I'LASliWICX. IRIiNIi Nl. P. ......... ZII Arthur Street. Lynn QLINN. QIOIIN S. ......... 3l Amzirzinth Avenue, Aletllortl RliAtiAN. AIARY R .... ..... 2 0 liutaw Street. l.ziwrence RI1I1D. AIOLLY I.. ....... 23l Granite Street, Rockport Rl SSO. Sl'SIIi R. ........ .. -I7 Waverly Avenue. Melrose SAL'NDI:RS. IiSI IIIiR A. . 385 'lizilhot Avenue. Dorchester SAAYYLR, ALICIQ ......... . ISI South Brogulwziy. Lawrence SIIl:RRY, .lAAIIiS W. ....... III Ilytle Street, Dzinvers SMI I II, DUROI IIY Nl. ...,. ..,.... I I Bryer Street. Sztuguw II'.RRII.Ii. I:l'tiIiNIA N. ti. .. 4-I Quincy Avenue, Winthrop IIIliI.I1N. IIARRY I. ,......,. IZ4 Wootllzuvn Street, Lynn IIIH.AII'SUN, IiI.IiANUR -I ..... 3 Nelson Street. Welwter 'IHRI'I:Y, CI.AIRIi ilf ...,. 40 Shziwmut Street. Lawrence IStJlA'AI.I-.S. MARY 'IL Northentl Street, Pezthotly 'l'NICIi. I:I.I1ANUR AI. .. .. 24 Bgtsswootl Street. I.ziwi'ence YIiARA. IIl:I.IiN I.. ...,... IS5 North Common Street. Lynn YIzCliYS. tlI.tiA tl. ...,........ .,... I Keilhzin Court. Lawrence AX't1tJIJIIllR Y. DURUI IIY I .... of Brezikwgiter Avenue, Pigeon Cove HHN. LUIS II. .,............ III! Wziahington Street. Pt-zihotly Xl RAAYSRA. A'I:RA C. .. ............ 304 .Atlzunm Street. Lowell YAII DSIQY. .lA.AlI:S If. .. ISS I.inwootI Avenue, AYIiitinxviIIe 'Alt-inlwer lor Iirxt xt-niester o H8 A I ,H , L -vvv, L Elunior Iiaigb Bluniurs BAll,.l:Y. DORIS ......,........... , BIZNNER, CONSIANCIS A. .. BRINIvI.IiR, YIiRA ll, BL'RliIi, IiAl'III.IiIiN il, CARIER, DORIS W. .... .. CIIACNON, PIIYl.LIS M. .. CI IAISSON, ELEANOR .... COI5lfIiY, DOROIIIISA COLLINS, DONALD IS. .,..... . CREEDON. NORA If. .....,..,.. . DANDENEAL, ELISABEIII M. DANIELS. RL' III M. .......... .. DOLAN, MARY Ii. ...,....... .. FREEMAN. CISORCIQ D. FRIZZELL. BARBARA ,.... CIiil'CIIEI,-I,, GORDON C. .. IIALL. RLUIII ............ . IIAMMER. MARION A, IIOLMAN. YIRGINIA A. IIOLMES, PRISCILLA .... . KENNEDY. FRANCIS Y. .. KRAMER, GIiR'liRL'DE MAIIIEWSON. IIAZEL M. .. SAFFER. LLCILLE Ii. ..... .. SCANLAN, MARCL'ERl'l'E .. WAI II. BARBARA ....., .. WILKINS, RLBY M, ........... .. fiuninr APLIN, MARY .................... BAKER. I INA ............. BEAN, MARGARET L. BROWN. DANA .............. BLCKLEY, ELEANOR C. CAMERON, PHYLLIS ...... CARSON. IRENE Il. CLAFFEY, ROSE ..... DAVIS. DOROIIIY ..... DEWILIQ, MARY ........ . FARRAR, CHRISIINE ..... FITZGERALD, RITA E. GLEASON, ANNA M. IIANLEY, HELEN ...... KAPLAN, jL'LIA ........... KELLEHER, MARY j. ...... . LYONS, MIRIAM C. .......... . MARTIN, KAIIIERINE E. NOLAN, HELEN C. ......... . OLSEN, CREIA Ii. ....... . PALMER. ALONZA ........,.. . PEABODY, CONSIANCE C, SAFFORD, LAWRENCE ..... SAMPSON. ,IAM ES j. ..... . SARGENI. ELEANOR ..... STEYENSON, ROBERT L. SIINSON, FREDERICK IIIORNTON, MLRIEL .... IORREDIMARE, ROSE ZYCALA, jOSEPHINE .....,.... III Cherry Street, Danvers ... ll I raintroll Street. Metlloitl I5 Goltlthxvait Street, Lynn ll! Olive Street, Newburyport . ZI5 Locust Street. Danvers 3 Devereux Street. Salem I7 Blaney Street. Sxvampscott ....... Ill Flint Street, Salem I2 Iiernxvootl Drive, Lynn I3 North Pine Street, Salem U25 Chestnut Street, North Antlover ...,.......... Zl Bratllortl Street. Salem 3-I5 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington ............. 5U Autumn Street. Lynn .......... Zlo Loring Avenue, Salem ...,... lo Irving Roatl. Lynn TSO Main Street, Creenxvootl .............., ZH Salem Street. Lynn 277 Ilighlantl Avenue, Somerville ...... 58 Sturtevant Street. Beverly . 77 Robinson Street. West Lynn . . . . . . -Ill Gootlale Roatl, Mattapan TI Pennybrook Roatl. West Lynn ...,.... 1613 Boston Street. Salem ... I-I Maurice Street, Maltlen .. .... ............ I lll Main Street, Saugus ....................... Qt Ashlantl Street, Somerville ilaigb Quphnmures 8 Perkins Street, Peabotly 385 Forest Avenue, Svvampscott ...... 20 Oak Street, Newburyport Ill Oltl Englantl Roatl, Ipswich 4Il Main Street, West Newbury .......... 5 Dearborn Street, Salem ..,, 23 jellerson Street. Newburyport I5 Barr Street. Salem I4 Sherman Roatl, Creenvvootl ....... I-I3 Elm Street, Everett ... I583 High Street, Danvers .. . , . 715 Broatlvvay. Chelsea I2 Carpenter Street. Salem ... . I9 Proctor Street, Peabody IOT Shurtlelf Street, Chelsea . . I9 Speetlxvell Street. Dorchester ...,..., I0 Oak Street, Danvers Z2 Rocktlale Avenue, Peabotly ........ 33 Lintlen Street. Lynn ... IT Belknap Street, Somerville I7 'liitcomb Street. Newburyport ...... 0 Newbury Street, Beverly .. ... 37 Abbott Street. Lynn IT9 Shute Street. liverett . . . ISI Western Avenue, Lynn 52 Gardiner Street, Lynn ......,.. I8 Bellevue Roatl, Lynn ......... 162 Grove Street, I laverhill 373 Frankfort Street. Iiast Boston ...,... ,... 08 Berkshire Street, Cambritlge 89 .ff 3:- gl Qgfbiff' 95 GE GS,b N311 S' 5.6355 -'X e5c3s3gA,iq:pc5Lgvg5 iluniur Zlaigb :Freshmen B.Xlxl1R, Dottolltw Iz. .,....,....,.... . llIJN.XX'IiN I l'R.X. RL' I Il ll BRI:fNNlzR,Ill1RBl:Rl C CICCIILO, -IUSEPII P. . CILXIIQ. Wll.L.fXRD C. .. lJ'.XDDl LCU, IDX ,... ,..... , ... IJXYIS, IiLliANUR C. 4I.....,,..... . lJRIiWlC!liWSlil. .eXl,.l'llUlYSl' Nl IILXNCIS. LDWIN L. ....,.,. LJLSSNLXN, ,LXCUB .,... t1ll'lDIll.'X,AlliNNIE ,,... ., tlttl.D.Nl,-XX. WILLIANI ,I .. CttI.DS'l LIN, QEURCIE C. IIOUIJ. B.XRBfXR.X E. ..., .. litllitJBlitJl5li. X'liRfX P. IilQl1llt1N,.XNN.Xll. LIPSIJ. IESI IlliR .....,,. NIIICXRIIIY. RLIII Y. INIXR I IN, liDl I ll ....,..I.I NltNI1II-.Gl:RlRl'Dli M. NlI2l1Il.XN,Wl.'XIlLi.XRIi'I'I.. .. NIHRIJNI, .lUSliPlllNli .. .NIttRRIStJN. .NIIRIAIXI . ,XII IO, SLSIXN .X ....,. N N.XIll,RtBBI1Rl ll. lilkltll MIS. .XfNtiI:I.lCX Nl SIIXPIIQID Rl' I Il li SAXII I Il, YIIQCINIX W. . SHI SX, C.l1l,I.X B. ...... , XXIl.lxlXS, Nl.XIitl,XRIzl ' WlNl'lQ.NI.XN. S.XNll'I:l. I S. 'Nlt-inlu-r lor tirst semester only. ..........,.... IT3 Eutaw .-Xvenue, East Lynn 'Ill 2-I lfayette Street, Beverly I6 Betlfortl Street, Lynn I2 Shapley Avenue. Medford II5 Pine Grove Avenue, Lynn .. 70 lfalcon Street. East Boston 6 Pierce Street. Marblehead .,........, Stl Cooper Street, Lynn l57 Princeton Street, East Boston 55 Wave Way Avenue. Winthrop I 204 Meridian Street, East Boston .. 238 Washington Avenue. Chelsea ...... 91 Washington Street. Lynn .......... 34 Lyman Street, Beverly lltl Burlington .-Xyenue. Wilmington lllll Washington Street, Gloucester ..,... 37 Beacon Street. Somerville ............. IHS Lewis Street. Lynn . . I2-I liaywootl .-Xyenue, liast Boston .......... IU-I Lintlen Street, Salem or Warren Avenue, Wohurn . . . , ,. I8 Chase Street. Beverly 05 jefferson .'Xyenue, Chelsea IIU ilirenton Street, East Boston . IIIZ Washington Street, Gloucester ....,......... 14 lioster Street. Salem ............ 55 lleartl Street. Chelsea ll Commonxyealtli .tXx'enue. Gloucester ..........,.... ol Butler Street, Salem ....,....,. 00 Center Street, Danyers IIT Boylston Street, fllaltlen 3. . I .gr u grit 5,9255-BSP-?+!+-NB-wf,e,vQcAmSj+SB?4hh S . -.f:.1..e.q.vxgu',m mmnmngmnmnn Elementary bopbnmores AIJGAIIS. DOROIIIY M. ...,.,.,,..4.....................,...... to llall Struut. Ruvuru ANDREXYS. BESSIE L. .... ........ 4 S lzssux Street. Lynn ASIOR. ALICE B. ....... .... 2 5 Wyoniing Street, Roxbury BIERMAN, HELEN .....,,.. ..,, I ll Mt. Yurnon Struut. Malden BRENIIA, CAROLINE ....,. ..... 7 tl Iiriund Street, Gloucester BROOKS, GERTRLDE M. llllt Prospect Struut. Cainbritltll' BROWN. DANA ll. ........ ,........ t Jld England Road, lpsvvicli BLACKLEY. RLIII A. ...... ....,..,... 3 I0 Chatham Street. Lynn BL'lNlTSKY. MILDRED .... 34 lfarragut Avunnu. XYust Somerville BLRNIIAM. YICTORIA M. ..,.......... Bl Martin Struut. lissux CLOL'GlI. GLADYS M. ..,.. .... I .ion's Mouth Road. Amesbury COCIIRANE. -IEAN ........ ...... T Mountain Avenue. Saugus COMEY. DORIS RLTTII I5 YYashington Street, Reading COLGIILAN. RITA A. ..... 40 Central Axunue. Revere COYNE. IILORENCE C. .. ltl Gussie Terrace, Soniurvillu CRYAN. LILLIAN C. ........ ,..,.,... 4 2 Piedmont Street. Lynn IJALION. ELIZABETH M. ..,. I4.-x Norwood Avenue, Somerville DIQPIETRO. IJOROTIIY S. ...... ......,...... 4 tio Broadvvay, Revere DISRIN, MARY MARGARET 53 Lexington Avenue. Somerville IJLRANT, IRENE MARIE .... ..,.. Z S Benton Road. Soinervillu DL'SllLl'I'il'l..E, ARLINE Ii. ...... -ll Lambert Avenue. Lynn GRACE. FRANCES E. ....... ..... t 15 Broatlvvay, Rockport IIAYNES, ADA S. ................. .... l ll Center Street, lianvurs HENDERSON, DOROTHY A. ....... .. .. .... .. 23.4 Herrick Street. Beverly IIESTER, SARAII II. .......,.......... ......,.,.....,.,... 4 9 Church Street, Woburn IIORRIGAN, CATHERINE MARIE .,.....,....,.,.....,. lltl Tremont Street. Peabody IENKINS, EIHEL MAE ............ .... I 7 Park Avenue Extension, Arlington Heights EIERZYLO, AGNES FRANCES ..... ..,,.................. 2 3 Elizabeth Street. Lynn MARDER, MINNIE A. ........ .......... 3 Dana Street. Revere MELEWSKI. SOPHIE M. ....... .. lll Walnut Street, Wakefield MONROE. MAREIORIE W. ....... ................ N orth Reading MORAN. MARGARET MARY .... 00 Beacon Street, Arlington MORRIS. RITA MEREDITII .... I9 Surry Road, Arlington NAMYET, IIELEN ANNE ...... H6 Shawmut Street. Chelsea NANGLE, HELEN WINIFRED I4 Washington Place. Peabody NLGENT. MARY JEAN .................... . .. I4 Marble Street. Gloucester PALTLSON. DOROTHEA ALEXANDRA .... . 274 Puritan Road. Svvampscott PLEMER. CHRISTINA M. ............... 94 Converse Avenue. Malden POWERS, CAROLYN MALREEN ...... 7 Liberty Street. Gloucester RLSSELL, DOROTHY ..........., .... 7 Pine Street. Haverhill SANDLER, DOROTHY .......... .... 2 3B Neptune Street, Lynn SCHLENKER, ELLA M. ...... ......... X Yard Terrace, Lynntield SHORE, ETHEL ..............,.. .. I0 Columbia Street. Cambridge SOIKA. ANNA T. . ................. ..... T llammatt Street. Ipsvvicli STEELE, RUTH ELIZABETH .... ..... 2 U4 Park Avenue, Revere STEIMAN, SARA ............... .... I 2 Thornton Street, Revere SWIMM, MURI EL ............ TAYLOR. SHIRLEY L. ....... . TLILKER. MARION B. ........... . VERNON, OLIYE GERTRLDE WALKER, PHYLLIQS C. .......... . LAIIR. LIIRISI INT: ................. ZALEWSKI, ELIZABETH ANNA . 40 Orient Street, Malden ....... I0 Broad Street, Salem ZZ Northern Avenue. Beverly 03 Gardner Street, Peabody ...... 44 Pierce Avenue. Everett ... -IU Ingalls Street. East Lynn .. 79 Brookley Road. jamaica Plain , 'A e. . 5 . , N 2' sh, b,'55Gsm-ves5es9s?1m-'yiqi-SESFN , filer -N-bmfmmsm'-sh-K Qilzmeutarp jfrzshmen .XI-LIiN. CORINNE M. ....4............. . .XSliM.XN. lillllil, I. ...... . BRtJl'GIlItJN, RLIII Ii. .... . BL'RNlil I. N.Xl'Il.'XN L.. AIR. .. tI.'XNN.fXtJ. :YN I OlNIi7l I7.X . CII.-XMBIQRS. llliLliN .... . Cl.L l'li. GXYIiNDUl.YN L. UPL CIILIN. .XNNA ln. B. . IMDUMINICIS. RUSIE M. . IJLXSSISI. ,IL SI INA -I. .... IJUNXIIL Ii. MARION A. .. lJtlNtJY.XN. RI I .X M. ILXION. C..eXROI.Y N ll. .. l:IJXY.XRDS. R.XYN.X LILIIURN. AIUIIN .....,,,. l1l.lJRlilJ. YIRCINLX A. . ti.XLl,.XNl, M.XRY M. ti.XRRl I Y. .YXNNIL ...... .. LLLICIQMXN. BE.-X'liRlCIi D t3tJLDliNBliRti. Bli.X'l'RICI II.XllI1SY. LDNA M. .... .. ll.XLl'liRN. RLIII IIILL. MARION ....... IIUPRINS. IZXIIII S. Ill IXSINS, M.XRY L. .. Ill Sli. kl.XMliS tl. .... .. RILXN. liL'til1NIl' I.. .. RLXNI1. l1lI.lzlzN ..., lil1I.I.IzY. ULIYL M. .. RING. lS.XRB.XR.X l'. .. Iilflli.llI1l.I-N ..,.. . l.l1.XRY. .XLICIIS Iz. .... l.l-NNHX. DORIS M. .... . MMII IRl:. M.XRtil'l:Rl I I - - e - x M.XRIxS. t.I1C.ll.I.X al. MLCQXR I IIY, lll-.l.I1N I.. .. MtIJUN.Xl.lD. RI Ill M. Mt.t1R.XIIl,t3l1RlRI'lJli Y Mil Xlt1lll.lN. Iillllll MtSXYI1l1Nl'Y. MIRLXM AI. Ml-tll'RI.XN. t1I..XlJYS M!tQIll1l,S4JN.SYLXLX I.. .xii ic.in-ti.. ixxiz .tx 85 Range Street. Lynn ......... 330 Dodge Street. Beverly . . . I73 Pleasant Street. Marblehead ... . 35 Esaex Street. Cambridge ....... 387 Main Street. Medford . . . 207 Weatern Avenue. Gloucester .......... 401 Essex Street. Salem .... . . . .. 38 Mason Street. Salem . . , ll? Saratoga Street, East Boston ......... 07 Iferry Street, Everett .. 70 Marlboro Street. Newburyport ,,.............. 7 Longs Court. Amesbury 5-4th Street. Rings Island. Newburyport 21 Salem Street, Reading of . . . ti-I Rutledge Road, Mattapan ...... 29 Swan Street. Beverly .. 208 Maple Street, liast Lynn ...... SIU Broadway. Chelsea ...... ll Lowell Street, Lynn ....... 3 Preaton Road. Somerville ........... -I9 Nichols Street. Chelsea .... ltlltl Cambridge Street. Cambridge ............. l4ll Elm Street. Chelsea ........... IS First Street. Melrose ........ 450 Medford Street, Malden . . ll Monument Street. West Medford .......... SB Burt Street. Dorcheater . ..... 52 .Xxter Street, Lynn .. 7 Chandler Street. Salem Ill Cleaves Street. Rockport ... . Ill Medford Street. Somerville . . . . 70 Blomom Street. Bradford .. . . . 5111 Broadway. Saugus l7ll Park Avenue. .Xrlington ........... -I5 Oneida Street, Lynn 474 Windsor Street. Cambridge IH Buttonwood Lane. Peabody ....... U7 Belleyue Road. Lynn 30 Lowell Street. Somerville .. IU Lincoln Street, liaat Lynn ...... Z Ilouston Street. Lynn Ztlll I-,astern .'Xx'enue. I.ynn .. 2 llarding Lane, Marbleliead NADLISR, GIiR'l'RUDE OWISNS. EILEEN K. PARSONS. QIANEI' M. PETERSON, ARLENE B, . PICKARD. FREDERICK P 'm iNB'.L5'324SB'h'P'Kmn'5.1.mkk 5f'i'4 PINKS, SARAII ,............ . PISIENMAA. IIELEN S. POMPEO. ALFRED .... . RAIDY. ELEANOR G. .... . REYNOLDS. ARLINE A. . RODGERS, jENNIE M. ROSENBERG. ROSE IT. .. SALTZBERG. SOPIIY L. .. SARGENT, IIELEN E. SIMONS, MARJORIE ..... SPIRITO, ANTHONY A. .. STEVENS, A. ELIZABETH STORY, MARGERY M. TRIPP, MARGARET A, .. TULLOCH, ISABELLE j. . WANSTALL, LAURA .... . WANTMAN, PEARL .... WEISMAN, ROSE ..,.. WELCH, ANNE A. .. . . . 306 Broudxvziy, Cznnhridge 212 Iizistern Avenue, Lynn I-IS Ilxst Matin Street. lizist Gloucester Ill Lowell Street. Pezihody ........ I7 Iiust Street, Ipswich 314 Washington Avenue. Chelsea 2 Barker Avenue, Gloucester 50 Dexter Street. 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'rv well, verv well. l:'instance. Take up the worlx for the day. I ll give an example. Think that one over. 97 .prouI. Xl, Lormier Q.- 3 1 i lx f-4 iibf.bf1,m4m,:gf-z.smf'gcm5g r5,'mgg 3 re ,rg S epia, - 151550 lilfxklk :QQ itketorh Bunk 5. GIS. QE. Ziaolbing Qlinnipanp ttllnmmerrial Qlnrpnratiun 1932-33 SEPTEMBER The Board of Directors met in joint session with the shareholders of the several amalgamated companies included in the Salem Teachers College Hold- ing Company. After a brief meeting directed by Mr. Sproul, one of the trium- virate guiding the destinies of the mother company in the absence of President Pitman. the several subsidiary corporations adjourned to their respective head- quarters. Being new shareholders, just introduced into the Commercial Company of S. T. C. lnc.. we were guided by older members to our rendezvous. From io AM. on, we were introduced to members of the board of our particular corporation. Mr. Sproul, director of the Commercial Company, was intro- duced to us. Other members of the board, the Messrs. Phillips, Whitman. Doner. and the Misses EitZHugh. Flanders. Edwards, Roberts, Badger. and Oourville followed in rapid succession. XX-le soon learned that each member of the board was a specialist in his particular field and would guide us to be better stockholders in the company. OCTOBER The personnel department of the several joint companies conducted a tea for the new shareholders. l-lere we met other new shareholders of the amalga- mated companies. XVhen we returned for another meeting. we elected Mr. Anthony DePippo as representative of the new stockholders to represent our corporation at future board meetings. We found pleasant company around us and soon learned that the senior shareholders were to initiate us into the rites of the Commercial Company. The general initiation was hilarious and enjoyable. but the real test came be- fore that--when the male stockholders massed together and showed the greenhorns how hard a substance wood really is. especially if used in the shape of 2 thin, perforated paddle. Anyway. sitting was confined to easy chairs over the week-end. DECEMBER Miss Badger. one of our directors, showed us her appreciation of our ser- vices bv giving us a Christmas party. Talent heretofore unknown was discov- ered, N rttl laybe we can capitalize on that later. JANUARY Returned to our duties tired and ready to recuperate between January 2 and the next vacation period. liirst semi-annual dividends were declared. Are these the rewards of our capital and eflortf llope the company does better next time. US if V i MARCH We are told that we are the worst stockholders in the entire company. JUNE We all enjoyed ourselves at the corporation picnic held at Devereux Beach. Marblehead. Incidentally, transportation methods were quite modern. Our fiscal period is over. Dividends again declared-prospects a bit more encouraging this time. but just a bit. Oh well. vacation days are here-let's retire and forget about business for a while. 193 3'34 SEPTEMBER Back to duties after a heavenly vacation. We regretted to learn that a few of our fellow stockholders had sold out-some to become members of com- peting Hrms, others to retire or perhaps enter business for themselves. We also discovered that many had had that practical business experience that is required of them by the Commercial Company. Something like the letter carrier who goes walking on his day off it seems to us, but wiser heads tell us 'tis best. We would have appreciated handshaking machines that day. OCTOBER Director Ware's Boston Harbor party enjoyed by all. Miss Ware, im- porting and exporting expert for the consolidated companies, pointed out to us from A-Z how, why, where, and when our goods should be shipped. After the day on sea, most of us tired business men and women retired to cafes and theatres for an evening of relaxation. Elected Christine Yagjian to represent us in the amalgamated company meetings. We took part in initiating the new shareholders. What funf It must be the beast in us, or something. Eye for eye. Paddle for paddle. JANUARY Semi-annual dividends-reactions variable. FEBRUARY Our great production. the play on good salesmanship. brings out excellent comment and a sizeable attendance at the assembly hall, for a change. Director Roberts of the personnel department was Well-pleased with our performance. So were we. Not that we're bragging, but it was one of the best assemblies put on within our memory. Valentine party. Need more be said? MAY The Commercial Company held its first annual banquet. Our corporation attended loo per cent. Shall we ever forget it? iNeither will the caterer.p Turkey -our new shibboleth. 99 f . ji if . . t , . 56.5 5 75Si.xS3,.. 7,2 4 fxmfxib f-'xCbfgLmAQ'xSx GX4gQnBsigAHxA.Ah JUNE Having joined the Middle Class Association. we became active in prepar- ing our holding company for the close of its fiscal period. Members of our corporation served on various committees for the garden tea. We also joined the several consolidated sophomore companies in the chorus for class day. To wind up a successful year in the association, we had an outing at Vylingershaek Beach. Gloucester. Hats off to the organizers of that partyf Re- member those delicious clams. weenies. and watermelons? 1934- 3 5 SEPTEMBER Only 28 out of the 45 shareholders that started with us in 1932 remain. The directors certainly know how to weed them out. but why must they pick on the good sports? XVe huddle closer together than ever. With norms. and skews. and weird figures just before us. we seek mutual aid. Elected Raymond Pimiro to represent us at company meetings. OCTOBER Under the supervision of Director Phillips. accountant, banker. and law- yer. the corporation met a group of Lowell Teachers College shareholders at the South Station in Boston for a tour through the business section of that city-banks. stock market. Ford Assembly Plant. Boston Herald news plant. Very. very interesting-as were the theatres afterward. DECEMBER The Commercial Company. better known as the Commercial Club, is fast becoming a busy organiiation. l-leld its first annual Christmas party. Santa Claus was the big attraction-and wasnt he the cutest thing? Who of us will doubt him now? MAY Commercial Club held its second annual banquet. Excellent attendance. excellent food. and. as usual. excellent appetites. JUNE , As members of the Nliddle Class Association. we again participated in the activities of closing the fiscal year. this time having more responsible duties. A picnic at Salem NVillows with the other middle class members-and then that hardaearned vacation. lull YK' . 5-1 H Jim ' i , A QgQ?-pg1gi:-5?'LA.'E-S-E.'!s.1'e- T:.?z.'Rs.'b1?4:- , we . I s .u.. Q.g .lx'b.Gxl.:.m'm.'5 .QLlxgfx!5lx.A!x 1935-36 SEPTEMBER The same 28 return with one addition. 'We are now the senior stockhold- ers. and can hardly believe it. All eyes on us. Introduced to sociology. OCTOBER Joined the personnel department and conducted a tea for the new share- holders. our proteges. by the way. Our turn to take charge of initiating the new stockholders to the Com- mercial Companyi and did we do a job on them! Before the general initiation. first the males. then their fairer sisters. eagerly haunted the shower room. And of course we can't forget how uniquely they danced for us at lunch time. DECEMBER Christmas and another party by the Commercial Club. Where was Santa Claus? JANUARY Miss Edwards, sign director, arranged to have us all spend the day at va- rious high schools in Boston so that we might observe how others in the same profession are managing. FEBRUARY At last we rise to the dignity of directors and set out to put into practice the laws and by-laws we have been subjected to for the past four years. For nine weeks we are to be scattered in various high schools of the state. MAY Dolefully, we return to our humble position of mere shareholders. We eagerly scan each other to see if we too have acquired that unmistakable at- titude, appearance, or what-have-you. JUNE The rising market again urges us on. We donate our shares of stock to the firm as treasury stock. receiving in return. a perpetual certificate of incor- poration. With this certificate. we earnestly and hopefully set out to see what the new educational market has in store for us. llll Aim. 5 I, e,. , l X G5'g-1gQ'5CgsSjQAf5g5sz.fh1-':-f4ais:v4s.xsxr v. 477Q2' 1,f xsy'AAmfbex'.xfmA . . sk .Q - K SE-GLAAL Qaueerities anb Gains m Olga: Now to use the scientiiic method of thinking. Ray: Let us unite in the Lords Prayer. I-Ielen: I have to hurry home and get the supper. Phil: When the blue of the night. Well, girls. Tony: As president of the I. R .Cf It's a game we play. Betty: Oh, Olga, that's a crazy idea. Margie: Now. girls, don't get cattyf' El: Did you hear about little Aubrey and the white handkerchief? Ailene: Why? I can't see that. Myrtle: Now, Eleanor, you let Paul alone. Oosty: What's going on now? Wait for me. Mary B.: I just wanna make an announcementf Iggy: A'She makes me sick. Oh, don't be foolish. Chippy: Oh, that's easy. I have mine all done. Alice: You haven't heard anything yet. Mary D.: And little Aubrey's mother laughed and laughed because Aubrey broke his neck in three places. Lillian: Only three more rows to go, girls. Paul: That's right, Myrtle. Kay: Oh, I forgot to go to class. Frank: When I taught accounting in Taunton-Is that true?-Oee-e-e. Chris: UI rise to a point of order. Gertrude: Oh, Anna. can't you see that? Sally: I'd like to teach in Porto Rico. Irma: Do you realize all we've got to do? Ruthie: Be that as it may. They do that in Springfield. Anna: I don't believe it. Dol: Oosh. I have so many things to do. Oene: Not interested. Maurice: Dont get me wrong. Hey, take it easy. Have you typed your notes yet? llbl I t l Wil 5g,mmu-ms5gs .1iQi:As1s.sx1:,s:-m. 't'1EPi -l5mmgNm-59?gm billy Symphonies Truckin' -Senior Projects You, You're Driving Me Crazy -Faculty Moanin' Low -Night before Sociology exam Annie Doesn't Live Here Any More -After Sociology exam It's My Night to Howl -Report card night NVas That the Human Thing to Do? -Rejection of Geography lesson plans l'm In Heaven -Practice Teaching . .. Let's Face the Music -Tuesday and Thursday 9.45 A.M. 'iGee, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning -Monday mornings Please Believe Me -Recitations It's Been So Long -Four years' enrollment Without A Word of Warning -Quizzes HA Little Bit Independent -We Lost in the Fog -Underclassmen Singing in the Rain -To our lockerrooms 'Cot a Bran' New Suit --To our statues You Started Me Dreaming -To our lectures You Saved My Life -To our bells Seein' Is Believin' -Mr. Phillips' illustrations The Postman Passes My Door -Last E.R.A. check Temptation -Forest River If I Should Lose You -a faculty members notebook Asleep in the Deep -to our class periods 'AI Love to Spend One Hour With You -To our conferences I'm Building Up to An Awful Let Down -To our transcriptions Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life -To our freshmen-to-be Hands Across the Table -To our banquets There's Rhythm in My Nursery Rhymes -To our chorus Till We Meet Again IU3 531,a.S.1.fL,1,.-:.,:L5..fQ,flk,2Q,2:.1'.. 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Do you worry? lYou mightlj Hardly a chorus for Ziegfeld Tall Ones Short Ones Fat Ones Thin Ones and lone boys. Nobody paid much attention to us And this we thought most curious As WE had been selected From A Long 'Waiting List! I Around we did wander tlike the musicj To classes most strange and terrific: Biology! Psychology! Ancient History! How to Tell Stories! At first we were formal And names began lVliss-- But soon the locker rang With our Christian names ln tones not especially orthodox tor profe Initiation to us was a Frankenstein But Shakespeare came to the rescue. Ouoth Barbara. Romeo, My Romeo! And Romeo, alias Phil Cutter-blushedf In classes we strove and strained For knowledge, or was it for A's? But quickly in our spares We forgot all our cares! U15 ionall FH 1 Q- JW ass, fx, , e x. -. f32f:g,1, gg 5.5555 Cx From the fragrant town of Gloucester Came O'Neil and Quinn: And Rourkie from Lynn. These were our chief gloom chasers. Quinnie once fainted to the teachers dismay But to our relief as we had a test that dayl O'Neil once chose to ride on a mare The class held its nose as she rode by 'Twas the mare of the garbage wagon she rode H Return in the fall To the old chapel. Wiser and older With the ropes in our hands. One morning from the skies A young man was dropt. He landed exactly In front of the hall! A hungry mob were we. On the least provocation Our money we pooled, To buy eclaires and cream puffs To eat in empty classrooms. Impressions of our soles We did make On brown paper so neat. Hold them up, please. Any flat feet? For a month we observed The moon for reasons-geographical- Not romantic. But queries were many When certain young ladies Reported observations at 2.30 AMI Riddle: We brought them in bottles. NVe carried them to classes. The teachers did frown When we lost them. Vwfe initiated the new ones' ln a way of our own. Coach l.evy, dear coachie. May l kick the ball now? H16 -C2 Y X . gi? .Tit g 413124. J Q-fr.1..t'Ag-f:t'5crig. ULLISAILAIL One night we were most bold ln suits we wheedled from Butchers. bakers, and candlestick makers We aped the stronger sex! Edna was best man of all. Grown tired of our terrible rep We decided to give a surprise. All day in the hall Rang the Bells. Bells, Bells! We made all sit up With our choral speech. To add to our dignity We gave a puppet show With a lady of beauty And a terrible dragon Who was killed by the hero! At Wingershaek Beach On the last day of school We fooled and fooled and fooled. Of course we had never done that b III TRAINING With a tremulous trembling And a quivering quaking All hidden by a blase blandness. We made a decorous debut To our pedagogic profession. HARD WoRK Papers, projects, problems, papers. Give me air and let me breathe! Projects, papers. outlines, projects, Oh, how my work worn brain doth Guess I'll take tomorrow off, An easy day-I won't miss much. But others had the same design eforef seethe And now the whole class is in Dutch. ROMANCE Oh, Eros. cunning Cupid, XVhat are you doing now? Our I-Iatfield's in your clutches And Frankie's in your tow: While Mary is your handmaid And Mikes the willing beau. 107 n Q!- ' f- gases QQ,-sxwxsxcvmssgmcswscasa -. OPERPTTA Lillian . . . languid. lissom lovely Dennis . . . dapper, daring dashing NVhat's come o'er us? Are yye dreaming Can this be what we see? For our Lil has clutched our Foley Tightly round his straining neck And the poor man has a hard time In shaking off the designing yy ench 4Never fear-'tis only a playful mood Of the Thespian lVluse.J GEOGRAPI-IX EXHIBIT A Dutch cheese and a Chinese gonv Made friends with a little Sveiss cove A French glove and a Russian cape I-Iung side by side on the wall A Danish brooch and a Spanish comb Gaily bowed to a Japanese fan While an Irish jug and an English mug Really talked to a little Swedish man 7 4Miss Vvare made all tlae introductions W. A. A CIRCUS As a charmer in the circus Frankie was a great success: For to her charm each snake succumbed Nor did she charm her audience the less IV HARBOR TRIP On a crisp, brisk Gctober day We wended our way to Boston Bay To learn about the nautical life Until our heads with facts were rife Dot and Ruby were tardy Ruby made the boat on tinae But Dot had a thrilling and exciting rescue By a longshoreman, brave brawny and hardy NVe cruised leisurely along the historic coast 'lilae breeze was salt and tart and strong 'lioo strong for Fdna's little nayy hat Wlaicla sailed away' to see the yyorld Finally we salvaged it. shrunken and vi a Pint we-'re afraid it was neyer again the sa e Poms Ri iaoizi Pmananas come in great bunches of bananas 'lita Boston where tlae banana business ls booming because bananas are bountiful IHS . if T-374 EDNA'S lVlARRIAGIE Joy and sorrow are sometimes mixed To blend in strange emotion. That's how we felt when first we heard Of Edna's coming marriage. We wished her happiness and joy, Those old and sincere wishes: And may her life have love and grace, Her heart be ever glad. JUNIOR HIGH I CHRISTMAS PARTY VJhere do you coffeepot, Miss Stone? CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Shepherds tall and herdsmen small. Herdsmen in cheeszcloth and shepherds in sackcloth, A motley assortment of pastoral folk . . . Silent night. holy night. The shepherds rise up at the sight, The shepherds follow the starry light: The wandering shepherds approach the place. The shepherds worship Thy childlike face. PARTY BEFORE TRAINING Before training we had a party, In Miss Burnham's room. with much to eat. IAlmost the main pointy For entertainment we discovered Undeveloped latent talent In the art of impersonation. Very amusing-and illuminating. A LOST LETTER Mr. Levy wrote a letter For some vital information To the renowned city of Hamburg. Mr. Levy waited. then he waited a little more: But no answer came from Hamburg, From Hamburg came no answer To the waiting Mr. Levy. So by alternating methods By induction and deduction Mr. Levy solved the riddle. Said Mr. Levy one morning in geography: I should have signed the name 'O'Brien'. EPILOGUE We have passed through a quartet of years together: ff:-1573322-'hs T., 'i:.'.' EJSTQJZ -xx V , 4.1: -G:.L .fxQ.fyAlx'a-.'l.x5L5':.5 F ng '3Lfl9LlL We have worked, played a little, laughed. cried a little: And now we may call ourselves-Alumni. 109 Lal PA, BALLS:-'gQiS:xSx.? 5-'3'k.?Q.3gxrs'x.. - Jgymfxkgbixmi 5. GC. QI. Qlatalugue 1950 President ,A A A A Lillian McHugh. B.S. in Ed.: M.A.. L.L.D. Dean of Vw'omen A A A A .,.., A AA A A AA A ,.,., AA Alma McKinnon Bookkeeper and Secretary i..... Elizabeth Johnson Registrar A A A ,A AA ei,eii,e .i,, , ei,, i,eei.iii....,... t,,. A A l va Wheeler Publicity Director A A A A AA A e.i,e., ,e.. ...,.., A A Michael Koskey Director of Date Bureau and Romance Adjustment Board AA Harriet Brennan Chief Engineer A ,A , AA Instructor in I-Iumor A, Head Gardener A A A Librarian A Professor of the Nluddy Stream Professor of the Crystal Vfaters Professor of the Silver Tongue Instructor in It A A A A A A Professor of Cerebral Research Supervisor of the Training School Instructor in Professional Cosmetics Professor in Tardiness Technique Instructor in Garrulousness Instructor in Etiquette Preparedness Expert Technician of XVorrying A Questioning Expert A AAAA Gastronomic Technician AA A Bagpipe Instructor Professor of Calisthenics Professor of Placidity Dance Technician Night Life Expert A by Instructor of Small Talk A Professor of Hen Sexology Anthropological Expert Expert of the Sister-in-Law Problem Professor of Enthusiasm Reform Agitator Insecticide Expert Instructor in Marital Problems Keeper of the Hymn Books , Chapel Blues Singer A Professor of Pessimism llll Philip Cutter Barbara Hingston Margaret Tanner AA Caroline Brady AA AA Dennis Foley A Camilla Susco A Ruby Mason Mary George A Fannie Sano A Dorothy Yaffe Claire Cotter A, Mary Hourihan Minnie Hochman AA Eleanor Titcomb AA A Alberta Ringer A, Regina O'Rourke Jennie Shaw Gertrude McVann Sophie Zmijewska Dorothy Petersen Madeleine Moore AA Elizabeth Dullea Geraldine Howard A Pauline Perreault A Louis Hatfield Lorinda Ealsom Alice Perry AA Dorothy Ward A Mildred O'Toole AA AAAAA Albert Levy AA Vilma Wilson Katherine Hackett Frances Shea Mary Agnes Burke L.. ,,,,,g,, ,. 1 Q Q . x. 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In.. l Mmm Xl XX1ll1l1 C Xl C- l . v.. , u ,n.. . u ' x nr .ml 'mu fl .N , l' llurl Xl NlllllX lx llmul ll K1.1r'.!- . i t 1 Q l.l1.1pm.l.1, l lrllull l I 1 Ix IJ l1l1LIL X lnuu I lll m I lxmlw Xll XXI l S lhm 1l1 Xl l'c1mm lb X1 ll l K Xu I L1 Q11 ull' X.l CY, , , N ' 1 Ill f f 4 . . .ef cz f r A. 5:msx2xz,fif.1lsiQm1ggAz1Qgi.X2.x31s5,ss1ssx' . sz , ..-m1Aa1,s:,z,ex'm 31-Blerrp Gu itsuunh 19334934 September I2-ThE Merry-Go-Round whirled off with 70 Elementary Fresh- men aboard. all very young and confident. The calliope was a novelty. October 5-Freshman reception at 3.oo PM. with excerpts from the operetta of previous year given by upper classmen. Calliope music soothing as we danced in the Assembly Hall. October 12-The first holiday: we left our hobby horses. October 13-Back riding the merry-go-round in earnest. The music growing more distinct. November io-The Seniors won the interclass singing contest but our efforts were well applauded. Vvle began to feel the collegiate spirit and reined in our steeds with assurance. November 17-Alas? misplaced assurance! The seniors stampeded our horses at the initiation where. in a Trial by Jury. we were subjected to shocking humiliations. December 8-Our first gala affair occurred as we slowed down our pace and muted our calliope to hear the annual Pops Concert with Walter Smith as soloist. December 21-TllC music and the merry-gofround were stilled as we departed for a sorely needed vacation. Papers and projects prevented any rest . January 2-We hailed one another's return as we pranced by. but the grind started and the calliope music became insistent. .Ianuary 2LTl7C end of one semester. Slowed down to let off a few weary riders. Our one man still with us. FebruaryMA vacation- at lastY say some. Others haunted by th: recurrent theme of the calliope, dread returning to its monotony. March 23-Vyle took an option on the Glee Club at Worcester Tech to give a joint concert and dance with S. T. C. The boys particularly liked the freshman technique. April 13-The W. A. A. Mock Man Dance harked back to the Ciay 90,8 with the Floradora Girls' return. April 27-Big turnout for the Council Dance. preponderance of freshies. April 25-WC at last subdued the calliope. Freshmen won the inter-class sing- ing contest, their first victory as a class. June 7fWC shook off the growing dizziness of the calliope din to attend the XV. A. A. banquet where the awards were made. Proud of our members. many of whom were elected to the board for next year. June nga-The .juice was turned off and the voice of the calliope was as quiet as the merryego-round itself. Well be back in the fall to curry our horses. 103-P1935 St-ptember+Off to a flying start. minus our one man. The ILINCS this year were different but somehow the calliope sounded the same. However. we were Sophomores, so merryfgo-round. calliope. or ticket collectors meant nothing to us. October ioaelievenge is sweetf Another freshman initiation. the sophomores supplying the entertainment with a parody on a rural school. October 27--Af'l.'lI'y l3oisclair elected Vice President of the Middle Class. A vic- tory for the elementary class. Noveinberw Thanksgiving recess and we learned anew why it was called lhtmlzsgiving. 'lihe music was becoming annoying and persistent. Ill I ' N lil N y ..,, i 5!q3k3'5.f..n.1bfL.faG':..m.s:-sb 2u,?... kg 4,55 :msz ec cv. . Qfrk.- fa-g,r5f5.o3!mwx'e-.txsgpr Y Y Y . WW Y December 5-A new plan introduced by the council whereby each class is to meet bi-monthly with its class adviser. December I4-AflOIlTCI' Mock Man Dance. Pioneer motif this time. The fe' males had better not be too independent. December 2.l1Cl1l'lSlITlZlS carols and candlelight will bring peace to wearv ears and eyes. January 2-Riding hard again: calliope blasts met us when we returned. The ticket men on hand. January it-W. A. A. and M. A. A. at last united to give a formal dance in the assembly hall. A grand success. January zo-The semester is over. Vvlar clouds threaten us. Tomorrow a new semester. The records on the calliope have been changed. February-No more assembly programs to be given by the classes. February 27-AI last the training school has dropped its anonymity. XVith due ceremony it has been christened the Horace Mann Training School. April-The Eastern States Conference of Teachers Colleges revealed that Sa- lem pays the lowest blanket fee. Something to think about. what? May 1 I-State Teachers Colleges held a Play Day in which Salem had a part. May-Hurrayl The circus is in town. W. A. A. circus in lower Held a huge success. We missed the calliope. June ii-The Middle Class. playing the gracious hostess. gave an academic tea to the senior class. Extremely attractive waitresses. June 12-Calliope out of order for the summer: middle class picnic at the NVillows. Schools out! Pleasant and lazy vacation to you. 1935-1936 September II-SCl100l'S inf Elementary registration heads other classes. Vvfe are old enough now to feel compassion for the green freshmen. The sophs seem very sophmoric and energetic to us blase seniors. This merry-gof round is whirling faster and the calliope is deafening. Looks like a hard year. October-Sailing. sailing over Boston harbor with Miss Elanders on a Held trip. Vvfish more of our classes were conducted likewise. October-Senior class election-Beatrice Austin. treasurer. is from the elementaries. November 8-Another stopping-off place and end of quarter. Got the fresh- men off for a good holiday by initiating them into the chain gang. The merry-go-round stopped long enough to take in those students who had been training and let off those due in training November 12. December 20-The First Noel. senior class pageant. simple but bsautiful. Sent us off in the right spirit for our last Christmas vacation. January 2-Back again. The horses are becoming unmanagtzable and we are having difficulty with conductors because our tickets are not ready. We miss our gym instructor. Miss Gourville. but are proud of her promotion to head of the Physical Education department at Lowell. January io-Men's Cilee Club joins with women's Glee Club to give annual Pops Concert. Three new conductors. Miss Rowe. Mrs. Daniel. Miss Mc- Glynn. to take tickets and run the calliope. Everyone enjoyed the tea given in their honor. January zo-The records are being changed again: the tempo is apallingly fast. Were looking ahead to June. ll3 113. .ff QE-L V: W fx fw 5iiCl:b mE-b'B'BTA?S?A-'h4'xSxmm ,gr L - ,safsbei fssbmmmkmfmm February 21-A change of scenery now with a week's vacation in view. The strains of the calliope haunt us. March 1-Back for more. In a week the dizzy whirl has reduced us to dejec- tion again. The conductors are hounding us for tickets. March 30-Calliopef Conductors? Vy'e're going 'round-'n-'round-and noth- ing comes out on time. June looks dim and distant-also dubious. April Q-TllfCC days of freedom for Easter holiday: then. back to the old Kyla y Nl a y Nl a y Nl a y June June June grind. 4-A glorious recess, with summer in the ofling, has ended. One more lap until June and graduation. The Calliope is still raucus but it holds a minor note. 16-Sports Day with Salem as hostess. Lowell and Bridgewater the guests. 22-Pickles. joint glee club operetta. was a glowing success. lt was the performance for some of us. The calliope is slowly being muted by demands for graduation rehearsals. last the go-Our last holiday-two more weeks. Somehow we are not quite so joyous as we thought we might be. No new records for the Calliope . . . the horses are getting tired . . . almost time for the merry-go-round to stop. Io-Annual outing. 1 1-Class day banquet and speeches. Pangs of regret beginning to grow. The faculty are suddenly very desirable friends and the grounds home- like I2-Graduation exercises. Senior reception in the transformed assembly hall. was the climax of giaduation week. Dances and farewells . . . grins and quavering smiles . . . lights and music . . . the Calliope is dumb . . . the ticket men are sorry to see us go. but the merry-go-round has stopped and the ride has ended. L. S. Ill ij , ' cut .'1xQs:.1g.031E.iE.:sW-..11. Tr, A5ll1xlxK:.b. mlm. RL- Sgt .lr-'him k.l1x'nls'LX5l. 37 its aaa Sung Cllurrelations Keep Your Fingers Crossed-During geography location work Tu'en1y-four Hours a Day-Some projects lllhal a Wonderful World-Spring vacation. l1'sa Lot of Idle Gossip-Over the Hurdles Star-gazing-High Rock Observatory No' Nof A Thousand Times Nof-A physics test lt' I Should Lose You-Cieography Notebooks So Nice Seeing You Again-Miss Perry About a Quarler to Nine-Hiking into S. T. C. Without a Word of lVarnina-Geography test Down by the River-Forest River Los! in a Fog-ln physics class Take a Number from One to Ten-Miss Flanders' cards For All We Knott'-We might get a job Put on an Old Pair of Shoes-What again!! Peryle Harris-When I Grow Up Eleanor Ciavin-Take it Easy Mary Wilkish-Li'fe is a Song Catherine Conlin-The Girl with the Dreamy Eyes Ruth Hoar-Lovely Lady Kay McCarthy-A Little Bit Independent Susan Demala-1'm Shootin' High Mary Boisclair-Goody-Goody Charlotte Poitras-A Beautiful Lady in Blue Virginia Bauer-Stay as Sweet as You Are Charlotte Atwater-Simple and Sweet Dot Gardner-Haunting Me Franny Tibbetts-Sophisticated Lady Mary Santry--In a Blue and Pensiue Mood Dot Fougere-Dark Eyes Dotty Nichols--Sweet Thing Beatrice Austin-I'm Just an Ordinary Human Janet Benson-So Lovely and So Sweet Mildred Berman-Collegiate Shirley Bickfofd-A Melody from the Sky Ida Bloom-Honeysuckle Rose Virginia Boyle-lVilh a Rose in Her Hair Harriet Brown-I lVish that l lVere Twins Florence Burke-Lovely to Look At Audrey Burnham-Sweet and Lovely Louise Cerica-The Piccolino Gladys Chapman-No Strings Bertha Christofferson-A Little lVhite Gardenia ll5 ,555 'sf.Xi53x'gEx'm,'n'bs'As:-Xgsx., Xmfxiigmmmfmi Isa Clisby-lVhg Dream Genevieve Costello-Restless Muriel Coy-At a Little Church Affair Catherine Cronin-Happiness Ahead Dorothy Dean-Let Yourself Go Ruth Doyle-Sweet ilflusic Josephine Rando-You Can Count on Me Kathleen Farrell-Footloose and Fancgfree Dot Hershkovitz-Keep Your Fingers Crossed Barbara Hickey-Boots and Saddles Rhoda Katz-Awake in a Dream Rita Kennedy-Palsie lllalsie Shirley Knight-The Simple Things in Life Virginia Lee-Melody in Spring Damaris Lewis-Leis Face the Music and Dance Helen Long-Solitude Clare Marier-l'm Sittin' High on a Hilltop Catherine Mahoney-l Feel a Song Comin' On Barbara McCarthy--lll'z'th All My Heart Anne Mitchell-Paris in the Spring Edith Murchie-Accent on Youth Rita Murray-Sweetie Pie Murtle Stone-lllhat a lllonderful lllorld Louise Swan-Singing a Happy Song Anne Zaff-Fare Thee lVelI. Annabelle 116 r-'vm Q' Q , f A I :'. i 1 QNX' . 4 1- T V- X 51E.'1.'5-- ..'..-r..-L..-.,.f.,'f1.ig:.-...gn-,,,'.,..,,f ...M .kk 4- .,,., ,V f:,,...,',,,.-A g .g,--Q-QL-nbmhup B I Y. -a aaa A4 I' WJ? L 6 i l-ll1XllfNliXRY l4HL'R'l'll YIAXR Iliff: li'i1:q' Nl. lluiimagiii. Xl Xlieliaelx. Nl. .Nlurpli3'. Xl llimlli-5'. Il Sxiaiiwii. R. Niiilliixick lfzniii.' lx'ii:.'.' li linker, li Ryan. R. l.unn. Nliw Rowe, Xl. Cliirter. 5 Xi-leon lest we jforgrt I know my apples. l was reading an article. Thafll be the clayf' So to speak. You know. Quiet. Nling Toyf' Xleekers. Cats. Are we all here today? Shall we go? Yan Valkenburg says? XVho'd like to begin rodavf IIT 15 LQJT5LiCM'L1B4ALb1'3bxfbA9ga e3'ge3.i Y Thirteen of This September II marked the eventful gathering of the clan. Not one of us knew that day just who was to be a member of that distinguished class of graduates. However, but a brief amount of time had to elapse before one could discern among the motley groups gathered about, outstanding classmates returning with the intention of staying another year with our Alma Mater. The total number of conscriptees amounted to twelve. But Lady Luck insisted on holding our hands. Vw'ith her magnetic appeal she induced Mary Carter to join, making us a Lucky Thirteen. As we had our diplomas, the fall of 1935 found many of our optimistic athletic sorority seriously engaged in the sports that carry over into later life. Many a spare was devoted to batting tennis balls about and driving thin air with golf clubs. All were attempting to be terrestrial stars, Our experienced clansmen on November I2 ventured forth over Greater Boston to share our knowledge with the precious bits of humanity in our care. Since we could not be absent one from the other for nine whole weeks. a reunion was held in Boston where a farewell party was tenderd Miss Gour- ville, our beloved adviser. Shall we ever forget that dayf On January 21 our class reassembled at college. Many of us with long faces were despairing that our visits had not been longer. Mary Carter. Mar- garet Murphy and Erma Buker reported great triumphs. Each one presented Ks as evidence of overwhelming victories. N riil luseum fatigue was painfully endured on March 4 in our search for culture at the Harvard Museums. The blustery month of March was certainly a flustery one with theses claiming every spare moment. Everyone of us worked under pressure for the coveted BS. in Education. The one and only free dance of the year attracted many of our number to display their skill at the highland fling on April 17. Amid many fond farewells and well wishes for success on June I2 we crossed the portals of S. T. C. proudly displaying our A'Bachelors . Each of us took up his individual way never to be a part of that famous class of grade uates again. IIB 'left' 1 is ' x 5Q3g1:.m1:gr:.Sjqg5r'5.A'.:9..:as,'r:.'T:.1x:5s,gw5.l:.m V Q.I::c. The Bntpuurri ilar All of Us-And Gladly Teach. Uncommon People. Thirteen al Dinner Our Theses-An American Tragedy Our Faculty-Seven Pillars of Wisdom Geography Class-Inside Europe Music Class-Listen and Enjoy Music History Class-The World Since 1914 Mary Bradley-Ar! of Happiness Erma Buker-Enjoyment of Laaghler Mary Carter-Holy Ireland Madeline Donovan-Obscure Destinies Ruth Lunn-They Seldom Speak Mary Michaels-The Undaanted Margaret Murphy-A Time to Dance Sara Nelson-XVaIk Hambly Ethel Posner-Vein of Iron Katherine Ryan-The More I Admire Dogs Dorothy Seaman--Getting the Mos! Out of Life Ruth Southwick-The Iron Will Helen Swanson-Sports for Recreation ll9 Hifi? I Jfffzl 5a1ye5?Qf4-ez, 1 5-w'L 1flBfSbfAL I v' K 9 .. '. 3 A -? 9' ' f. 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Ibm .Ilwafcfli II'111'!II IIIIIIIIS II U1 w II H111 111 171114 11 F 111m1.1n. 1' l'I11mI! 1111 11 m.1I11. 111 111 111,11-!111'1xlJ1mmv 111 Xfn-1111! 1111111111117 S l I 'gh vvrm l1111'11u1 lnmln 1311 .lxixi ,,i ' 5 J ,J 45 , U -tb Qss..z.+-..14.-..-C.-..1...-..'-:.iq:.-..,4r,,f.-.., ..n:.-Weary: Y . Q.-.-.C.c...c..fALf.w.s:.vr.s.fe.,1Ae.2.1kl:..nLns,sxxLs':,qf Svpetial Qibutation ifaistutv On Vwlednesday morning. September ii. 1935. seven very excited young ladies met in the mysterious room on the third floor of the State Teachers College. Salem. Massachusetts, known to the rest of the school as the special education room. They talked in whispers: to speak aloud would be beneath the dignity of a newly created special . For three years we had heard about special eds : now we were specials , such honor was not to be taken lightly. The following day two more were admitted to the ranks of the specials: on Friday still another joined the group: and on Monday the last two candi- dates were admitted. Vvlith furious zeal we set to work, anxious to maintain the reputation that the special eds were the hardest workers in S. T. C. Life went along smoothly for awhile. The intricacies of l. moron levels. imbecility. idiocy, and all the rest were digested eagerly. We caught at a chance remark by our leader that we were taking a graduate course: it helped to swell our sense of self-importance. and we worked accordingly in order to earn the privilege of being graduate students. This remark had another effect: our select group could not mingle with the undergraduates of S. T. C. in the lunchroom at noontime: it was beneath our dignity to raise our voices. The corner drug store across from the school became our luncheon headquar- ters for the entire year-in rain, snow or what-have-you. October was an important month for the specials. We took our first class excursion in the form of a week-end trip to Mt. Monadnock with Miss Hoff. our faculty adviser, Mr. and Mrs. Little, and their daughter, Phyllis. Nearly a hundred miles away from S. T. C. we dropped our superfluous dignity and romped like ten-year-olds. tNo. faculty members were not exempt: they climbed the mountain-and climbed trees. toofl On returning to Salem we discovered that a miraculous change had been wrought: we no longer found it necessary to act like fragile china dolls: we could be graduate students and still act naturally. Two other new experiences came in October-our first actual teaching in the training school and our first outside observation. made at the Center School. Salem. November brought an introduction to units: the word unit has been a password ever since among the specials. At this time, too. we were initiated into the mysteries of four-harness loom weaving-a fascinating pastime. In November, also, we traveled to Lynn for observation. And we had tests on I-lollingworth which only specials can appreciatel Before the month was up we had lost one of our twelve: it was our loss and her gain. since the lost member, Eleanor McCilew. had obtained a position as special class teacher in Newburyport. Ili ff ' ,lil . 2.5 AQ-mcszpxumsmsxmexxfxaxm, 1. X ??,-3, fxfmfxlxfgcbsxmsxmnmekssexex .. . , M- -.. , - . - December brought the usual pre-Christmas rush of school work. but with it came two of our most interesting field trips. one to the Vvlalter E. Fernald State School at Vvlaverly and one to the public school classes of Boston. On the Tuesday before vacation a lull came in the work. Miss Hoff inf vited us to be her guests for a Christmas party: accordingly. we met in the science lecture room where she showed us pictures of her trip to Palestine and the Near East. At the close we returned to our room for lunch. The very day before Christmas vacation we gave our training school class their party. Then on Friday afternoon at the close of the Christmas pageant we parted for the first long break since our organization in September. The New Year brought back a rested group of specials ready to attack Terman. l-lollingworth. or any one else with equal avidity: Morgan was the unfortunate one, and we devoured him. More exams came at us from right and left before the New Year was a month old. not withstanding work for the P. B. E. S. lfor specials onlyl which served to bolster our self-importance one more step. XVith the end of January and the beginning of February an air of tense- ness developed: we were coming closer and closer to the fatal date when we would leave our favorite home on the third floor and go forth to our va' rious experiment stations for training. Notebooks and what-nots in th: msan- time increased the furrows on our brows. February seventh a sad farewell was said before the embryonic pedagogues set out. Not until March 18 did we meet again. and then at a very delightful party at Mr. Little's home. On March 28 we met in conference at our room . Th: room itself had not changed. but we had. Slowly. in an indefinable manner. the specials were growing up: there was an air of professional responsibility that lay heavily upon the shoulders of the group. Vvle were performing in a dramatic scene- and we had to carry out our parts to the letter. The specials returned home to S. T. C. on April 21. Excitement ran high on the third floor as the magpies chattered of experiences during their absence. Septembers dignity was entirely forgotten. now that June and grad- uation were but six weeks away. May was a month of work and play, bringing with it an observation trip to Danvers State Hospital. June. tritely speaking. was short and sweet: Examinations. final reports. general excitement. graduation. Orclinarily graduation would have been the end. For the other senior classes it was. but we remained specials to the end. Our Hnal parting came not with graduation but two weeks later when-degrees safely put away to await the call of the superintendents who were to find us those positions- under the guidance of the same gracious friends who took us to Mt. Monad- nock the previous fall, we climbed Mt. Vvlashington. Il? gags i f , u.'r:..wxgg.v-.pgsum-'.:.is:.vn.G'..--rs .Q2:-gisxw-nL-u, dim.-c.c.Lg-m.-'g,u,pcNue.1Ae.e. Ulu the ibractite Uleatber You try so hard to hide your smile, Your aim is to be prim, But from inside you after a while Bursts forth a dimpled grin. Some pupils think you'll be a Crank, Some think you're very nice, But all know that you're very frank. Your virtues have no price. You give homework out to every class. You're very strict and stern. Wait for the bell before you pass, Some day you pupils will learn. You make them all use pen and ink. 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I' Sclilenleeii I' lxaplan M.'rv,.' i, Xliss Klolilsniiili I XXeleli, IW! , ,X I,.lIIllL'l'. I1.i-l'r.i.'.fi I' llliagnon, lar.: ,-' I iilihhle Clllass Qiuunrtl The Middle Class Council ofhcers were elected in November. The nrst item ol' business IO come up helore the Council was the amending ol thc cons stilution. A budget was prepared lay the treasurer and passed hx' a niaioriix' ol the members of the middle classes. liive dollars was donated from the council treasury io the ffosoperaiive Council to the fund for dishes. len dollars was appropriated for the page in the year bool-e. and hve dollars for the Daisv Chain. Dues were esiahlished. dates set for pavments. and the matter ol' collecting left in Lhe hands ol the individual class representatives. Eleven regular meetings and three informal meetings were held during the Year during which all business relevant to the Xliddle Classes was discussed and planned. lfxcellent attendance was alwavs reported, Under the guidance of our liaculix' adviser. Xliss Gertrude Cioldsiniili, ih: Xliddle Class Council niav trulv he said to have had a verx' prosperous vear ISS ffg . L V 'Tix fx 1 1 Q ig .-,S if vi, f 3 ,::,f. 5. f.,1zY-.,sz.f.,fLQLs5 ,:, YVVV Q I , , I 1 S - . . , I . 1- - . K - pe -' 'P . 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Aniong thc inturcsting features of glacial origin which wcrc studied wcrc dcptwits of glacial till in nioraincs. smoothed and polished rocks. glacicr SICCPA cnud vallcx' wall. lxcttlcholcs. tcrininal moraint, tarn. glacial t-Qrracc. cskurs scratclics and grooves, Numcrous other fuaturcs such as a mcandcring 'strcain and its flood plain and volcanic diltcs wcrc noted. If 1, rf--fr. 1, reg f Qlij.- r K L, 5 X H -- fx X - 'X r- rv Q vrwrx I ESLQCK, -4,--.-1,.x,n-,w.L-ui.: f7I,5T, fr, . - 115 rgxq 5 , A: EL 15, ,L-g42i-fxlhggsxfhhmsxgmqbv f llllifc lflflq .XI lxmlll-5, Ii Xppl-I, I .XIC.XIl'IlIINL'I1, I Blliiwn, I' XiIIIIL'Iv, I' Xi.lI'I', If NIJ INvl'llI, IC XINIIH. I7 XIiffl. I' IX.lPI.lII, I' IYXliiIwi'mili Il1.!.l!i' Nm. II XX.ll'mI!.lI.l, NI II.ll'ry, .XI Ihlqliii, If XiII.ilINIxX, II Il-lxixl l' X.lgII.lIl, Ix II.IXHllI'IxL', .XI Nlxlllllllng U XX'iIIi.llnx, It IL'I'l'IN, Cf 5llNUl, I- SQIIICIIIXUI' lwin! limp X I-rnxl, 5 lnilxlllli, X I'.lInil'l'. I I1-lwxlll, I lilwlw, IJ. Ilulcxy lm'-l'1'.w.'.ll'11! I Nm l,lnlll'nlIl-li. X IMI lplw, l'r.'l1.!.'l1l,' I- 5IIIl'I. l1l'.1l1l1l'1', X 5IIl'I'I'X, NIIIIKIILII-II: NI flnllllxllxi .XI IiIl'NNIIIgJ,IllII 1IIlfEfIlZlfIUIli'lI Slielatiulls Qllluh Scplvllilwr-InIm'in.iI discussions of CllI'I'L'I'1l inlcrn.llion.1I .1fI'airs. OclwIwr ProIcssor Anton UuII.i.is ol H.1l'val'lI, gavc Icclurc on IILITOPCJII .lf fairs and Iilwlihuod oi' war. 'Nlmwlillwcl---C7154.1 XX'iIIi.lnis. Philip Cfullcr, Is.1IwlIc Ilwsylli. Paul kI.1lbucl1 I .ind I1I'l1.lI1llCI ID fXriiIwl'lwlu. .illcnlIl'lI Ncw Iingland CXIIIIILIIICIICLI oi I, R. C fiIllI1S .ll Colby Clullcgc. I3l'cl-l1iIwl' .I3.liiImIl- XX'riglil, A nalivc IIIIIIOITIAIH, spokl' un Iflliiophin-Il.iIi.1n Sillldlillll. IDJIIUI on Iflliiopin lwiioix' XIOLIIIQ IH-opIc's fXsSOCi.lliHll .il Cfroln Iwiu SlI'l'l'I Ciliurch. Salcni. I.lI1ll.'lI'X -SIIPPUI' IIICCIIIIQL .ll which Iluyqil S. Gunnison. I'm'incr AI' I-XXIALIIXLII wrrl'spmilIl'iil, spulw lin InfIucncl' UI Ncwspnpcrs on Plllwlic zXcliwli. Ill-I1rll.lry I'.1ncI LIISCUSSIUII .il Sl. I'l'll'rs C,IiurcIi un C,Inlicsl'..I.lp.ilicsl' 'ailun liwn Iwy Mary I,JIl'S'sIl1f.QIUI'l, Mary fl11llLISI'xX', IIcIcn XXI.lI'lI!.lI.l, Ifslhvl Sliirl. NI.irg.irl'l Iiirry. Illimlilill XIILIIISIXY. XI.ircIi - Inll'rclwIIcgi.lll' lIl'I5.1Il', Iilwsllwli fhllcgl' vs, Illwly Cilvss. fXprlI ,I.ip.llil'sl' C Iniicsc p.inl'I wpl-.ill'lI .ll Mvn s 6 Iuli in NI.1l'IvIcIw.ilI. XI.ly I'w.lnqlll'l, XIM' 15. I7r. 'I'l'Iix'i IIsil'Ii. XIIIIIIVSL' clwlislil .ll Iilwllili. spa-Iw. .XI.lx' 34, p.1nl'I lllslnlis-.lull un IIl'I'III.llll'I1I Ihsls Iwi I,l'.ll'l'. IllIX' lwn lIl'Il'l1.1Il'S lu In' sunl lu Mlwlil-I I lhlglll' lit N.illlms C,lnlIl'l'l'lil'l' .il XX'lIIl Ill - 'Q lifi 01, - KLA x ' I 57' I-wr . '. 'l -A ' . Q .. ,g3g,,.Ig,i . -,r. .-. :K 1 , , n , M' x . 2 L' ' N1 . . ' ,J 'I' 'Y - - ' .iiiii 'I .. . A' . I I Is .XI .XIL'IQ.lnI.lIIIk' II I1ixxIi'i', ID IIvi'sIiIwxiif, NI NIH-viIx I' H'Xi'iII, X IiI,:ri'.iI.I N IIIIIIIL' l'7f'Hi' IXIIVQK IXUIIII. IHIIIIIVI' IJ.iix.I, lIi.1N1!I:'I', .IINII. Ilxzflil 'II I I'IiiIIips I' f,iiIaIr l'rfw.1Qi','. XI I3i'IxI ii I X ..a , .. N. ' ,i...i,., XII . 1. ii1. fi' I IIIIL XI IIIIII Zhaniatir Gluh Oclobcr zo: Cfall soundcd for Hrs! club INCUIIIIQX. Many ncw nicniIwrs prcsciil Our ncw adviscr is Mr. Phillips. Niwcinlicr ici: Fx profcssimial prwductimi of SIiaIxcspc.iru's .IIc1u'IM'If7 pr-:suiirci by thc Huridcrsiiii-Pmrilcc Playvrs. Dvccnibcr 5: Ihc scrviccs of Miss Mary Hiclxcy as coach sccurcd for llic war. Miss Hickcy gavc a scrics of ICCILITCS on inalwsup, dirccting. vwiccsaiiaIx'sis and corrcction. Iigliling. and charactcrifalions. Ducciiibcr 13: Prcscnlation of llic oncfact play. Duulvli' ffI1'c1.s.si'if. Ihr thu visit- ing tcam from Farmington. Iicbrilarx' 13: Yalcntinc Ica for thc Iacultv and thc niumIicrs of tliu club, Scvcral incmbcrs prcscntcd a pantoiniinc, Cnilililwrlcs fha liiiiir. and a rcading was givcn IW Miss Hickcx' of Sir .Iamcs M. I5arric's A RwsIx'ii . March 2-1 'IIOLIYIIJINCIIII Club dividcd inlo IIircc groups and prusuiilcd rIircu fine-acl Plays. .xutilftf .Vu ficnf 1:1 lbw. Ci Ii1.ssvm1!izs. wr ,-I Hzwifm' ii! lalrglu. and II'hwv Ihr' Suri Riisiis, CDLIIQILIC iiidgus vwlcd on In-si auling best dirccting, and Ivcst pIax'. Max' 8: 'IIHIQ BIG PI..-XYY 'I'Iic club this war prcsciilcd a coiiiudx' in thrvc acts bv Marlin Iilavin. Hmlzwr Ijislnns A Iitling cIi season. max to a succcssfiil IW fi? if 6? 5 i' EQ A I I L -'L 1- L 1-L 2+ffiQ+:+f+S 93123 1:1 Q 555 --'Jia-Q-f-vmxrxfveg W xr i, if XX,t.i.... I' Hilti IJ Yvizivr KI XXCIQIT 11 Irvs I Sirrgwiti P XIAI- 1. Q I Ki., . I 'rjiifti ll I+ NI XI:r:...1..1i1u 1 I- V2.1-.1'w I IJ.:1'rtn..,. 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'Qty CjITCL1I.lIIUIl '1.I.1::.igi11 I.szI14r Shirt 'qi .Mivcriisirig XI.m.igcr. I'.1uI I5orocImi.iIx. 'Qty f'31:i1:qn-1w Ii11:1 I512,'gQr.1IrI. '1,Hl .hint Ilirkcr. 'gog ,Iohn Quinn. '311: 1.I.1r '1.' .Xplizy 583 IIQIII11 Ni-I.i11. XS: .Kring CiIc.iw11. Q81 IDoro1Iix' IUJLIISUD. 1' Iirmx Sarripwri '35, KI.1rg.iru1 Ihrrv. 'VL Ilubx' XX'iII-xilii, 'Vx XI.1rx' I7,I.I1'1iT O. II.Ic11 Iiwix. '35 . ' ,.'.f'i'f'X'.'XxIIIIx C1.irr1Ix'. '311. 5.1131 I'i11I1s. 511. I3kIII.'l II.iI1.'sv, '311' I :Y-.1 ri Iiqziii 311 1' 1.. '1'X' WI7 r1.1IrI S1.11I1i1r 'IN I'Iifiix'1I1 III'-riuri. 'AFV XI.irx' 'I w11x'.iI.1x. 1 IJ :v'I1'. XI.'.-1II1i1r'.' 'au XI.irx I'wu111. '33 I'.111I XI.iIIuwl11. 'QS .I ' NI1w f.1r11I111f I, IW-rlur. XIINN .Xligu I.iIw.ireIQ III! flak Xi ' 5 X, Vx ,'.- If TW X ' , Q .-M - XIQQ-,Q--.-. wx,-,f,n :Jn l.,, v N A l 5 I I, w .. 1. 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'lbw mllx IIIIAILI-'IICCXI Iluf QIWXLID m Ili siudv ol plclurcs .md construction ol slndus In tluu lmrur gurl ul lla: war Qlcmonstrations ol variou5 IX'pI.'S ol' 111.1Il1c11mlig.1l 1x'cru.1t1om uwrl' f1lX'u'Il in the Homo' Xlann 'l'x'aIning School. lluc socml calumlnx' imlmlqd .1 llufxlu Ilaxf tv in Dcgcmlwr. opun to the cntirc sludum lumix: XXX-lcomc .md XIIIVISIIIIIIN pm' tlci. and thc .Mmual l'u.mquct. with which Ilan club acllvirics for :lx XXLII' lul- minatcd. lil ,T I ff Fig' , v ' 25495 Sfiib 1 +'3551bQ-b'E5i7?E'? b'f-5 22551:-33? Gi B YQ Y 5 gf: ,m maximum i i Qbirls' 415122 Qlluh l're.si11m1-liathryn McCarthy il'1'ui1xi11'01' Gcraldinc Howard XIIICU-lJI't'.Sl'tIt'l?lZAlVJ Vx'hcclcr I,li13I'LlfliLl!?-Add Haynes .Sucrciurif-Mary Gcorgc Ailiisez'-Mr. Vwfoods Novcmhcr 18. lQS51FI'CSi7INJI1 Initiation Party. .lnniiary 17, IQS6-DODS Conccrt. .lnnunry go, i9v,64Sang at Pl'CSidCI1l'S Ball, Hawihorm' Hotcl. Vi-hruary 14. IQS6-XfJiCI1IiI1C Party. May 33. in 36--l,IvL'fIll'.H or In Old Viwmiz. This opcrclla in thru' acts was hy far thc oulstamiing cluh function ui' thc ycar. A glimpsc ul' Vicnncsc and gyp sy life was displaycd lu thc audicncc which fillud nur .issvmhly hall and was inusi .ipprcciativc of thc Hin' work dons holh by thc actors and our ahlc di I'i,'ClUl'. Mr, XVwodS. Ill b.'L.,r...'1.,f. . Alf' I , . N-,pl IAA, ' T l.. N ' t 1 Tl I ' -- - .. -. 1 s,'1,t-.s.e ,v-.1-.twin 1560 'VW 71. . ' ifletfs ffvlre Qiluh l'r'.'.szrlw2!+.l.mics 'liwoliig .Stwutr1rrf .loliri XVclcli Yin' - l'r'usr Jun! -Douglas lloduriclm I 'r'vt1.srzr'ur' l9lii lip Brow ii .'lnlL'lM'I'1xlI'. XX'oods Novcnilwur ii, iogf,-Artuisticu Dax' program pruscntcd Xlctis Quartet: Rolw crt Cami. tlamcs lwoliig. Douglas Rorlcricls and Qicorgc lircciiiaiii .l.mu.irx' i'. togiv-Pops Qoiiccrt ioiricd with Girls' Glu' Club .l.iriu.irv go. IO16-xlCI'l.5 .md Girls' Glcc Club sang at Prcsidcnt Rooscvultk Birtlitlax' Ball .it Hotcl H.iwtliornc. Salcm. 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Mary l':r.ulluy: Svcrclary. Sylvia Michvlson: 'lircns urcr. bhirlcy 'I aylor: Adviscrs. Miss IPJUDIOI1. Miss Iuclwr. Novcmhcr-Moving piclurcs ol Nurscry School Aclivilics. Spcnlscr: Miss l5lor cncc Ricc. lormcrly IIISIFUCIOF ol nurscry school vdiicnlioii, Nalioiinl Lollcgc ol lzclucalion. lzvanslon. Illinois. Ciucslsz l1im'rgcncx' Nllrsurx School tcachcrs. Dcccmbcr-Group cxcursion to Parlscr lJJI'UlllL'l'S lQ1clory. llumorislrzuioii ol cducaliorml gamcs loanud hy llirlwr lirorhcrs. 'l'.1lls hx' Miss Nom: Qiucslsz Malhumalics Clluh. llosicsscsz lilcmcnlnrx' Suiiiors. ammry-'llilk and dcmonslmtion ol' lfingcr l'.1inling hy lilllll lf Slmw. Now York. Ciucsls: Salcm Kinclcrgarlcn Clluh. iCl7I'LlJI'Y-l,JLlSlI1CSS .md Social Mculing. Alhlial-:d with Nalioiril fDl'g.llllf.l lion. Hoslcsscsz Miss PJUIIIOII. Miss luclwr. N'l.ircl1E'liallx: Opporluni!ics Your Community Ollcrsf' Miss Ciiniqc Xls'ills ol ' Massachusctts Chilrl Council. Npril 51 .lllsi Vvorls ol thc X lSlllI1g lcachur. Miss Mnrcmlri l'iw-nlis. lixcuu livc Sccrclary. llomc and School Visitors flssocmlion. lioslon April 28 lo May 1--Forlyslhircl annual COIIVLTIIIOII ol A. C.. li. Nr-xi' Yorl Lily. C.luh rcvrcscnlcd hs' .ulviscrs and lwo rlulwnlcs. M.1rv liruullcv .mil f PS , Irma Bulwr. May-Rcporls of Clonvcnlion. lloslcsscs: lilcmcnl.1ry Sophomorcs. H5 , 1 .'r . A N-H . 1 40 H, X, g 1, ...- nr': .Cl f' ,U ,,.r' F. F, . I E - '3 f'f'rJ0 -,-io. 4 x ' - ai' 4' - . '4 :E s' a - ' - uf A 'V , lv, 3. A 'i'1L. . L. 4- 'V Lu- Y L ' V - . - 1 1 W1 Q'- I '- J 'vi 15' 5 . .U .gi -nl Q , f -H V 3 T. ia' ' J ,N 'f'i'af' ws '-.8 .1 I f 1 I' V, , . A 'vii 5' . L L-: ,X I I 45. ' .v A -f ,Th -hw H, vb. 'E - ' 153' -- . ,t - Qu. we ' , o ',s r if o . .., 4 -, O I - V: 'S 'nl 4 -' ' 'xrvw ' C O I A 1-:f...' I V V.. X 'Q f. 1' 4 4' U'-.1 ' H4 I s 4 V . f l . ' I I' ' r. V .-, ' -A., Y f ' I 3-.' .,. ' ' -'A -'O I 1 'x , . . -- 1' 1 , - Q o K ' . 0 4 1 l I I 5 . 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Games were fast with Yale reaching top at the end of the season, having won every game. October 8-Sticksf Clash! Field Hockey season opened with Harvard and Yale both equal in strength. Harvard surpassed her rival. Yale, at the end of the season. October 30-Chocolate Tea-Executive Board invited the Preshies to choco- late on Vwfednesday. October 31. at 3.45. November 22-Field Hockey Honor Teams of Harvard and Yale were an- nounced. December 2-Three hundred girls reported for Newcomb making the season a very lively and successful one. December 8-Banners were flying. All colleges had their emblems displayed on the night of December 8 as the VU. A. A. gave its first colorful Sport Dance in the gymnasium. January 22-AHOIDCY Red Letter Day for Yale as she emerges from the New- comb series as a victor over Harvard. February-This was the month of action and fast playing as two hundred girls displayed their ability at Basketball. Nlarch I7-St. Patrick found a Masquerade Dance in the gymnasium with all nations represented. but he was right at home for the atmosphere repre- sented Old Erin itself with its shamrocks and little Irish cottage. March 31-The March winds brought a howling demand for Tea so the W. A. A. answered its demand and issued an invitation for all to attend March Tea Dance . April 3-We received the annual visit from our Alumnx for which occasion we had our Rainbow Supper followed by an excellent series of Basketball games in which our girls had to step fast to save their name. May 5-Activities never cease. so that is why Baseball and Volley Ball start- ed with the loyal support of the Harvard and Yale rooters. Nlay 16-Bridgewater and Lowell were the guests of Salem for a Sports Day. Something new for Salem. but something she will always remember! .lune 4-Annual Banquet given as the climax of our Sports season with the installation of new officers and the presentation of awards. ISI wavy' Ny T Eg, ,vH1 ,gy , I I gl Q2 'XX I . K - t ,- ELLN--'T--'-'L-'--'----..A..i.::.. .- ffms.. - .v v. I '--,-- . .- fx. f',..ss,-.,. ,-t..s1,.s.,'nev..v.n -r.n.r.lx. ,Qf'l:1 cfm' .- DK 'r e I-Xl-Cl IIX I' lltlalill li. .Xmii'o, gl. Sanipson, lf. Klart. Nlr. Pliillips. KI. Wall jliletfs Qtbletit Qssntiatiun The Mens Athletic Association went into action early in September, and under the direction of President Francis Carr. a program of worthwhile activities for the year was planned. Each year it is customary tor the men to present an Armistice Day program to the school. 'lhey were fortunate this year in securing for the event the Reverend Garfield Morgan of l,ynn. who de- livered a most timely and inspiring address to the student hodv. The men did their part by carrying out a carefully planned program of appropriate singing. One of the major aims of the Association this year was to entertain the visiting basketball teams in a manner that would be a credit to the college as a whole. Every man responded to the call for co-operation and that aim was accomplished. An effort was made to vary the type ot' entertainment in the hope that it would stimulate an interest in the hardgworlfting basketball team of which our college can well be proud. Captain Al Levy did a fine iob in whipping into shape a fight to the finish basketball squad which has been a credit to our college. Perhaps the outstanding event of the year in the line ot entertaining was on the occasion of the game with Keene Normal School of New lclampg shire. Overnight the assembly hall was converted into a gala cabaret-small tables on the outer edges of the hall were lighted bv candles and were adorned 153 Fax, J at . 'fix ts,Lsxms5,xg,'-u,SsSx,'xm1mf'x'b- -, .1 gX.4:Sx4x GXc:4k.iR: with clever favors: the center portion of the hall gave plenty of room for dance ing between the courses of a catered dinner: the Dramatic Club did its part in presenting a play entitled Squaring it with the Boss. which was more than enjoyed. No small part of the success of the affair is due to the co-operation which the president of the Association received from the social committee of the council. As a member of the New England Teachers College Athletic Conference which was organized last year. Salem Teachers College was well represented at the Annual Field and Track Meet which was held at Leominster in Nlay. Salem entered an organized track team and made a fine showing. For the second consecutive year the council sent a man to the New York Conference. John Wall was the representative. The Association is appreciative of the untiring efforts of its adviser, lVlr. Phillips, who has done much to make this year a successful one. Many thanks are also due the Dramatic Club for the line way in which it co-operated in helping to entertain the visiting basketball teams. To Dr. Pitman the Association is grateful for his sage counsel and helpful suggestions. lil I I I 4 V411 I gifs' . 'x FN 1 41,4 I I 1 'J Iwi. I1 I11-r111111 I XX :K IIXNlxI IIEXII II 1.11 1II II II1rI1'11 ,I In-II11: I IQ11.I1-11.I1 N XX1111'111'1,111 X IIIl -'If I-111.7 l1',f. I NI'NI1'1111111'11 I I1-1111'.I11v I NJIIIIIXHII X I1-11,14 N1w.v11x1-11 NI IXHNI-.K I I I I I 11' '1'xxxIx1 I3 N1.11l11-1' I Dcccmlwr I Dccc 111 bcr .I.mu.1rx' .IJI1llJI'X' 'kIJl'1llJl'Y Vulwrllnry' I:CIWI'l1ZlfV 'I3cbr11.1r1' Vubr um' 1' March X larch Xlnrch March .'NI.11'ch Humc 1111n7vS iliaskrthall JSPIUFU 5, III, Cf Upp. Pu. U. Yarsitv Sl 2,11 I5Ar1111nglon N. S. 3' :fp Iiitclmburg 'If C.. 35 30 Puridgcwntcr 'If CQ. 22, :bi llorlmxn N. S. QU 3' Hx'.m11is 'If Cf. 16 11, Q1OI'IL'lI'II N. S. 41 48 Iicmc N. 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February-Keene Dinner Dance most successful athletic affair of this kind ever held. The boys thought they were at a New York night club. March- Freshmen Flashes continued their humiliation of the upperclass- men by defeating them in basketball. Eight players left the floor via the stretcher mode of transportation. April-Salem Teachers Five ends season with five wins, nine losses. Men practicing for spring track meet to be held at Leominster. May-Men crowd the tennis courts. Mr. Phillips. M. A. A. adviser, puts on exhibition. M. A. A. sends delegation to track meet at Leominster. June-The A. A. loses a number of its most ardent boosters. Iain X. e-2-air ' ll I i ' - T-----0 A' -.ElBiib Qtknutnlebgment THE Clipper staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to Dr. J. Asbury Pitman, Miss Gertrude Burnham, Miss Florence G. Perry, and Mr. Harold F. Phil- lips for the help and advice they have given during the preparation of this book. 157 ,r -.L- L3 I gmmmmmkg-xQ.3X.5 'xi,x. 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