9 Wx N i N '-'R-I , , J 4 f QSUWN' urn' lnurcnr 111' .C+ wb! Cf C, L 'fffflfsfxfzfgggilrflaaarg, NX '1 fm S 1 YZ' :,.: i f7 H Zfmpck 22214 L 5 WIIIIIIUI! H 147 if W M W A S' I QA Q,1:r'cnlrar'c:n f, X Q ,E51im1giZ?SiEifi3i lz1, ' Z six Xllcllc,llcI 3 22+ -gd sd ik. YJ? f The Qllipper my ff fn? 4 4 AQNQW Q if 4+ V 1 EE Ili , Q Us ' Pi ss y X 15 Xfb XJ'-ibf 1951 Ellnrvnrnrh As the theme of the Clipper for l95l we have selected mythology. with special emphasis on the ten-year voyage described in The Odyssey, hecause this masterpiece of classical literature forms a fitting' analogy to our four years of college life. YVe sailors, hound for distant goals. have been share-rs of many strange and hewildering experiences during the course of our journey. XYe have heen lured hy the Sirens, endangered hy the Cyclops, and fascinated hy the land of the Lotus-eaters, but our inner determina- tion has steered us safely past the hazards of the voyage. From our ship, now nearing safe haven. we perceive alluring vistas which lie beyond the shore. Grateful for the varied experiences which we have undergone, we leave Salem as Qdysseus left Ithaca, strong of will, determined to strive, to seek. to Find. and not to yield. ini' fx V wut! S .J f xl- YS x ' ID' 19, f 'Q .3 ,.z' QA. x wfic' J ,M- Un 15211121 illiarg ifrlglgnn 3111EIl'h11U1lIlPhQI1IP11THfl1P1' Svinrrritg Kart muh Srhnlarahip we hrhiratv 1112 12151 Qllippvr 'A U W 1 N. 4 I I ,. 'I I I I -lj II, Q . I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I I I I I 'hr ilgrrziihrnfa fllllewagr XXX- have no way of knowing whether or not llomer intended the Odyssey to he allegorical, like Spenser's lfaerie Queene or lIunyan's l'ilgrim's Progress: but the voyages of Odysseus have been frequently and appropriately com- pared with the voyage of life, and by Iigurative interpretatifmn, the expe- riences of that redoubtable mariner identify the experiences of all of us who chart a course from the harbor of birth to the port of death. liach incident has a metaphorical significance which challenges the imagination of the individual reader. Thus, the mild-eyed, melancholy Lotus-eaters might represent those who habitually yield to the vice of indolencc, who mock their talents by inaction, whose accomplishment is measured by caprice rather than persist- ence. who leave to posterity nothing but a heritage of waste and dissipation. The Cyclops might be any tyrant who seeks by sheer malevolence to crush his less powerful neighbors. He might be Attila or Caligula or Herodg he might be Kaiser NYilhelm or Hitler or Stalin. The blinding of the Cyclops is symbolic of the truth that tyranny has never prevailed in the end. livery nation which has persisted in it has been ultimately consume-cl by fires of its own makingg every government projected on the ideology that might is right has endured only until the forces of that delusion have spent themselves. Nature is the sanction of international life just as truly as it is the sanction of individual life. The Russian totalitarians will discover in the end that it takes more than the fanatical bluster of overlords to secure the happiness of a people or to establish the permanency of a government. Aeolus gave Odysseus the winds tied up in bags-except the west wind which would have blown him home if the avarice of his crew had not prompted them to open the bags in the belief that they were filled with treasure. This indiscrction was followed by confusion and panic as the ship drove violently in three directions and was finally brought to anchor in the waters of the Laestrygones who were cannibals and giants. The obvious moral is that greed is a deadly sin whose consequences are inevitably computed in terms of futility and despair. The song of the sirens might simulate the lure of the Heshpots which has been chronicled in literature and legend since the beginning of time. Scylla and Charybdis might typify the hazards and tribulations by which we are beset as we sail under billowing canvas toward the horizon of our dreams. The voyage of life is a perpetual adventure. There are quiet interludes and stormy passages. Joy is counterbalanced by grief: fulfillment, by frus- tration. The hopes of yesterday become the realities of tomorrow - or droop like some neglected flower before the season of fruition. Fears accumulate when dangers threaten: happiness mounts as successes are achieved. .X pot- pourri of risks and challenges: an admixture of victory and defeat. Odysseus came home to his Penelope after years of wandering, flushed with triumph, tempered by adversity. He was able to come home because he had prepared himself for the voyage by self-discipline and restraint, because he was intrepid in the face of peril, unyielding in the pursuit of his destiny. I think it would be well for us to consider this great poem as an allegory. The lessons to be drawn from it are as old as man and as steadfast as the Iirmament. Q , lfvtbq Eh? Qllipprr Staff . . - .l. .Q5ff 'T'f.I W'w1 W .U ji. -'?'- 'T.e5f.:s L . . Svrozm' Row: li. Spencer, B. VVolfe, C. Rogers, S. Jackson, D. Jolinsrm, il Leary, M. Sullivan, li. Freed. lfirsf Row: Miss liurnliani, M. Strople, V. Panagoplos, P. Smith, E. Prince l'. Collins, Miss Beers. I I I 1 I I I Uhr Gllippvr Stuff I I I II'llYI,I.IS SMITH I ff4l'1'fw'-ill-C'Iliff 5 YIOIUX l'AXN.XC1UI'l,tJS .'I,v.s'f.s'f1IlIf fflfflnr ,xxx It MQN.xA1,x1e-x I . , . I l,IflIl'lIV,v ILIIIIHI' IXMICS IJ. LIZARY I . ' lilrxzazvss IIlf111I141jU1' I I'H.XRl,liS IC, RUIZIQRS IEl2.X'l'RICIf K. XX'UI,I'I 1,,I0f0fjl'IIj7lI-X' lflfI.f0l'5 I S'l'.XNI,IiY IX. IRXCKSIJX M.XRY Ii. STRUVI I :IfI,'Z'L'I'fI'.YI-llfj .IlllIlfIffl'I'S I 1 IKXUI, I L'.XMIiI,I,U lDlJN.'XI.IJ Ii .IIJHNSUX ' flrf Editors I ILXRISXRA IFRILIZDI CQS'l'.RX IiI,IZAI3li'l'H .X. Sl'IiXCI'Ix GEORGE XY. HIJSKHR MARY If. SL'I-I.IYfX'X -Alswficlfv Eflifors PATRICIA M. L'OI.I.INS .S'vc'1'vtc1 ry PRESIDENT IEDXYIXRIJ A. SL7I,I-IY,RXN l MISS GERTRLIIDE BEIZRS MISS GIZRTIRUIJIE BURNHQXM Art .RllSIIIl'SS and I,I'fl'l'lIl'-X' I fl dt'i.vvrs I I I I v' 1 ,.,.. X if 1 1 flff elm-df mf' P Qlnllvgv Zhlrultg S -ug X 1:Rmx B P1 xxrzz S FLQRIQNCE B. CRLYTTENDEN BS., MA. .' cial .Sxriuzw Sofia! Sviwzfc' il MILDRED B. STONE f3EORGE F. MOODY B.S.Ed. MA. B.S.Ed., LL.B., MA. Uatlzemafics Direrfor of Training Edzzratiou i 5 E .L iv Q, , 'wwf Li . U B, .1 IR 5 B.S., MS. X S0 ' 4 Y ? !. 2, 1 v, 1. i 1 1 . B v . . i I L 1 4 .B li' we . if Mum XY,xI.1,,xcE I.l'K'4Y S. BELL B.S.Ed., M.Ecl. 14.5. Plzysifal Elfl!t'Clff0lI Lilmwialz LEON I-I. RoCKw1z1.L ' LILLIAN M. HOFF BS., M A. B.S., M.A. 1ilIyl!l'l7ff0lI, History Spevch 1 I 51 fix i 1 s r W N f1IiR'l'Rl'llli lZ1'RNu.xM ICHNA Rl. All lI.YNfN ILX., MUN. BMX., MA., l'l1.lJ. lflljfllffl .Slwiul .S1'if'11u' I .- .li X , l,AwRr:Nc'E T, LOVVREY AI,XR4L.XRIC'l' C. kim I'l1.B. I3.S.lifl. 1',1j'X.ftI1 Edufczfion, Logir Pl1.vs1'n1I lfzllmilimz, ffzfluzzu flaw Rlcfulm H. IQOUKICTT Rmglale .X. HARIDX' BMX., M.lfrl., I-I,.Ii. HS.. M.I3..X. lczzlgzflzgfvx, I9115i11vs.s Lulzu, l31:.v1'11vss Ecl114'ufi011 .1lf1fl1U111u11'f'.v, .S',1u'vrlz . . , w F ,. HIQLEN J. IQEILY ADELE M. DRISCOLL l3.13..X.. Mlifl. B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 1fI!5l'IIt'A'A' Er1'm'r1fio11 Efi1ll'Ufi0II ,,,.,...-,- -YY H 4? GERTR1'n12 A. BEERS IZARLE S. L'of.L1 x N Bb., MA. BA., M.I2cl. A-Irf Plzyszhzl .S-l'ft'lIl .ff V in , Pk 1 f. v BEATRICE XYITHAM BS., M.Ecl. BZlSilIl'SS Edumfiou NIEI. F. H.xRR1cs.xN B.S.Ecl. IfUIIsll ZL'J'l'ffllg -HHIIQJIA4 lullcs li. SL'Ll,1x'.xx limwx-1 I . .lm-'lfl-ikx' l 1..X., MB. li.H. X., M.C.S., I.I..l3. Bi0If?fffl'lI1 .S'f'iu11u' llvml of C'o11111zv1'4'iul f2l'f'lIl' l1'1r.v1'11v.v5 l5l!7Ill'tI.Jf01I MARY M. JONES SERENA G. HALL 3.S.Efl., M.,-X., Ecl.IJ. BA., MA., Ph.D. ElI!j1l..Yll Euglislz flllt TIMOTHY F. CLIFFORD LEO F, HENNESSEY BA., MA. BA., PITB., M.Ed., Ph M'z1sif .EU'lll'CIfl'0I1 JANET SMITH MARY E. lWROSE BA., B.S, M.C.S. B.Ed., MA. Busimss Edzwafiozz Social Scivnfc .A!W1l.l'I L1 fm fiorz .ANN K. CLARK DIARY M. 0'KEEFFE Rl'fjf.YfI'flI' Sez'1'efc17'y ff 1 X 5 1 2 R A MARGARET C. MORRISON Bookkeeper GERTRUDE R. WILLIAMS R.N. College Nurse X1 Uhr Erajining Svrlynnl Efurultg ..khlJdl . mf wg. J, . I 'r 5 'xt ffl . . 5 ' N if . 525 K .,, 1 , ,fZ7?, ,p 3 . A gm'-5q1g ef,iQff:-4 . fi ,-v-f' 4 ,- 5 -J' Y. JOHN lilxxqfyrnx IAMES T, ,Xxlsmglz 1 Ii.S,Iifl.. Mm. 11.S.lfcl., x1.1af1. Principal f,l'tIl'f1'l't7I .-Irfx '01,.x I. BIUNYAN VY1x,I .1,xM A. Rruu B.S.Ed., MS. l5.S.Iicl., MA. H01110 Ec'01101111'c.v 4,3-mfg jfjyllf - ,-1 -, .Q . 'H .3 ' -F SA' ESTHER L. SMALL Cfrurlv .Slvvzz BIARY V. PIUURIHAN B.S.I2cI., Mild. C1'z1n'c' Fiw' f' I 3 RIINFIQYA M. H UINLINS P'f F l,.5.l.rl.. M.I-rl. G1'f1zI'0 Sir ,S I. Qs-s X 'f DORIS A. CAMBRIDGE B,S.Ed. Grade Four , E! 5 'Q Wg 3' ., lxl IH l.. Sm 1 rlxx'1v1i AIARY F. XXX! i.S.lffl.. M.licl. B.S.Ifrl. Cfaulflf' 'l'l1 1'f'f' G 1'11f lv YYTUI' QY x HIL I, Tu'KxiR ISI-:1'r.,x1l M. Swl-31-1 Crczzlv Om' lx'1'1zfl1'1'yfu1'f4'11 41, As We approach the Temple of Learning, stately Athena, gray-eyed, with aegis and spear, bids us welcome. Under her firm but kindly protection are the ideals of Wisdom, justice, and peace which are the elements of true civilization. .1. TL' - .-E. .A E-' Q .fi X., llf I :?L.:k1'b' f ' -' -'f Q., 'az' Q, -:.'.w.,':v -1 -:Q wen ww sv an-1 U zfffiwv. b.?:QQO':s:b. 92,0 :'0'5.Q'1'ot 6.1 Q 4. A.u.nA .Ao .'.4..nv Ofhcem of dw ,Senior C aw JAMES A. O,SHEA, JR. RALPH V. LOPILATO President Vife-President ug, 1 Af FRANK M. FLIORETTI BEATRICE GLASS Treaszufer Secretary l I ' v l '- YW'.fq.q .f5 5'l'If 1- .A Glue Club 1, 23 .-X. C. E. 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Nomi- nating Committee Z3 Open-House 33 Library Com- mittee Chairman 4. CdfAQl ilLL8 8 raged: io 'l'racc'y Street l'e:1l mdy Septemlmc-r 29 limi xr 1aN'r.fxiw She whom wisdom did inspire as well as prudence Conscientious and diligent student . . . undertakes all tasks capably and with genuine fervor . . . pleasing' personality . . . one of our songstresses. .5l,l L6Ll 6L EMI lr, Fztulkner Street Malclen Septenilmer 9 ELexrr:xr.xRx' Beautiful in form and face as one of the immortals Cameo-like and dainty . . . raven hair . . . poise and grace personified . . . gentle manner complements a sunny disposition. Reg'iQtrar Arithmetic Conference 3. i ana gaffni 132 Alley Street Lynn january 4 JUNIOR Hicsu Glee Club l, Zg Sophomore Show. Rigl1tly 11-e speaks, and just as one would think VVho shuns the encounter of disorderly men. One of S3.l61l1iS neate-st and best-liked men . . . quiet and reserved . . . diligent worker . . . deeply interested in water sports and bowling . . . Ronnie and friendli- ness are synonymous. digelz Marry 22 limi' Slrcct l,c-xiiiqtoil l'lL'lJl'll2ll'j' ll ILLIZNI liNT.XR Y it Vivacious and reacly smile . . musical groups. Glee Club l. 2: lbrainatic Club l: Camera Club 32 Cafeteria Asbociales 1, Z3 Sophomore and Senior Shows: Glee Club Opcretta lg Open-House Arith- metic Conference 3: XY. A. A. Awards 1, 2: Basket- ball l, Z, 3: Hockey 23 Soccer 1, Z: Softball 22 Newcomb l,. 2: Volleyball 1, 2. Now reddening from the cl-awn, the morning-ray C1low'cl in the front of heaven, and gave the day. charming . . . l1I1fOl'g'C'Et3.lDlC for her . proficient in sports . . . an asset to ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, -l, Honor Team Z. pafricia garrg 43 lilm Street Marblehc-:ul May l3 EI,IEMlEN'l'ARY Glee Club lg Dramatic Club 3, -13 Camera Club 22 General Welfai'e Committee 43 Open-House Regis- trar 4: So-pho-more and Senior Shows: VV. A. A. Awards 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Newcomb l 2, 3, 43 Soccer l, Z, 3, -lg Soft- 5 Health to enjoy the blessings sent From heaveng 21 mind uncloudecl, strong. Subtle quips evoke spontaneous laughter.. . . person- ality plus . . . twinkles lurk in her sparkling eyes . . . perfect companion at any social affair. 7WW9fwf C7 Zimfiff 10 Eagle Street Xen'buryport Uetober IU ELEMENTARY Camera Club 1, Z, 3: Glee Club -lg Sophomore and Senior Shows: Presiclenfs List 4. S'Come loved daughter, sit by me, and take the worthy joy. Sweet and lovable personality . . . friendly nature . . . always unruffled . . . gay conversationalist . . . atten- tive and interested listener. Glee Club lg Dramatic Club 23 Book Club 3, 4: Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 33 Cafeteria Associates Z 3, 4, Cashier 2, Co-Manager 3, -lg Publicity Com- mittee 3: General XVelfare -1: Council Representative 3, Laurel Chain 3: Sopliomore Show: XV. A. A. Rep- resentative Z: Head of Newcomb 33 Basketball l, 2, -l: Hockey 2, 3, -lg Newcomb 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 2, 3, -lg SC-ftball 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 -l' W' At A Awards I 2, 3. olifwife .irar l29 Wiltitc Strcct - Lowell Clclolmc-r 28 Crm M liRt'l.XI. 1 1- ,f . .H Surely one of the gods that are from everlasting' batli made thee goofllier and greater to behold. Oli, You Beautiful Doll . . . proved managerial ability . . . devotee of the XY. A. :X .... the girl wltb plenty of fuuck' , . . calm disposition. ,7AQl 858 . More Lei' 470 Summer Street New Hetlfcwcl ljCCC11ll3t'l' Zo Cox1x1ERc1.x1. Dramatic Club lg Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 43 I. R. C. 4, Chairman Entertainment Committee 33 Commercial Council Representative 3, Secretary 43 Daisy Chain 3: Open-House Guide 2, 31 Co-Manager Cafeteria 3, 4, Bookkeeper 2, 33 Basketball 1: Hockey Z, 33 Softball Z, 33 Volleyball 1, Z, 33 W. A. A. Awards 1 and 2. VVhoso met with thee would call thee blessed. 1 Y Quiet, shy and retiring only with strangers . . . Terry, the personification of the well-dressed co-ed . . . an A-l stenographer . , . a capable and steadfast worker in all class activities . . . a true friend. I R C 4' Xlllliiillu'f1OlllI1IiiICt' 3 -1' Omni-Hoiic omenicfl X. l LlflfLCllll0 0 XXX-ft Strut-I llc-vm-1'lx' I'-Zlflllr ,Xpril I5 Ckmxll-1lu'1.xl, , and . . . , . . , , ,, , V I s uh- 3: Rf1Niik'iI5flii 3: Yollt-ylmll 31 XY. .X. AX. .Xward , 4.. All this thou spcakest to one with U11Cit'l'St2ll1!iil1g.N Align . . . :X haii' stylist i11 her own right . . . plcaszuit at play, earnest at work . . . accepts the tiresome 1311171011 of life with Z1 smile . . . clotlics-conscious, gd PAQ l 6L gown 13 Morris Street Lynn December 18 ELEMENTARY Glee Club l, 2, 3, -l, Vice-President 3: College Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Daisy Chain 3: Open House 35 President's List 3, 4. ' in it t v'ff.,- . How sweet the products of a peaceful reign! The heaven-taught poet and enchanting strain. Shy and reserved . . . melodious voice . . . conscientious student . . . ardent supporter of glee club activities. iam Karger 170 VVillianis Avenue Lynn April 9 ELEMENTARY Pitman Debating Society 2, Treasurer 3, President 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4: Chairman Nominating Com- mittee 33 Program Co-mnlittee -lg Sophomore and Senior Shows: Football 3, 4: Volleyball 4. Wl1e11 near he drew, the prince breaks forth: 'Proclaim what tidings, friend? What speaks the voice of fame? ' Proud father of three . . . friendly and helpful always . . . ready wit . . . super-salesman. ell Qs. may 3 Clayton Avenue Sangus November 2 jL'N1oR HIGH Baseball l, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2. 3: Footba Volleyball 3, 4. And every tongue is busy in his praise. Butts , iron man of the basketball court . . . deeply interested in youth . . . Y.M.C.A. director . . . proud father . . . yellow-jerseyed coach. Art Editor CLIPPERJ Chairman Prize Committee junior Card Party: Log Staff Artist 4: President's - List 43 M. A. A. President -13 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football -l: Softball 43 Volley- ball 4. fam czmfz, 47 Lexington Street Everett January 9 JUNIOR HIGH Deemed worthy of awe and able to achieve many feats. Keen mind , . . one of our class artists and humanists . . . president of M. A. A .... one of our happy fathers. yjfdfgudfifg Carney 3651 Lynn Street Peabody September 26 ELEMENTARY Glee Club lg Camera Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, 43 Senior Representative Insurance Fund Committee, Registrar Open-House 3: So-pliomore an-d Senior Shows, Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4: Hockey Z, 3, 43 New- comb 1, 23 Soccer 1, Z, 3, -12 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 23 VV. A. A. Awards 1, Z, 33 Chairman Entertainment Senior Tea. l For they look on her as if she were a goddess. Tall and willowy . . . blonde beauty . . . essence of neatness . . . easily provoked to mirth . . . sports en- thusiast. Croft Club lg Pitman Debating' Society Z, 33 Earth Science Club 4: ixlllllllll Committee 43 Log Reporter ou Q 7 1, 2, 3: Open-H 6LC?lft8 C6Ll l!6l 33 Corey Street Cl1Z1l'l63Sl'ONVll March 3 jLrNioR HIGH A just and generous mind I de-em is hers. Expert on source material . . . history major with a bright future' . .. always serene JOAN C.6L.'5A,l'l'L6LlflJ 63 Howard Street Lynn .IZ1llll3.I'y 7 ,IUNIOR HIGH X Sophomore and Senior Shows And numberless are they who call him good. Aces is Salem's Sid Caesar-good sense of humor . . . ping-pong enthusiast . . . Dan's right-hand man. r r fi il, Q- , .-X. C. E. -lg Daisy Cliafn 31 Open-House 33 Presidents Lit 1 7 3 4 5 argaref Ctffo 886 VVasl1ing'ton Street Gloucester June 8 EL1iMEN'1uxRY ,I ,. -2.4 ., A Q 'QV' Win Much woe to all, but sure to me the most. So mild a master never shall I find. , 15 To know her is to love her . . . outstanding scholar . . . beauty and dignity of manner . . . stability and effortless grace. Qlw W4 CAM S liclen Glen Road Danvers February 12 EI.EMENr.xRx' 1 1 Camera Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President Presidents List 2, 43 Sophomore and Senior Shows: VV. A. A. Representative Z: VV. A. A. Awards 12 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Honor Team 43 Hockey Z, 33 Newcomb 1, 23 Soccer 1, 2, 33 Softball 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 2, Swimming 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: gg 1 2 is ll ' ' As when the morning-star with early ray Flamecl in the front of heaven, and promised day. Knows all dates on the W. A. A. calendar . . . finds time for everything . . . photography fan , . . always at 63.56. 3, President -lg Laurel Chain 33 Open-House 3: Chairman Invitations and Programs Class Day 4. WJLPZQVL Cfarge 47 Varnum Street Lowell July l8 COMMERCIAL Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Book Club 2, 4: Classical Record Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club Z: Tri Mu 3, 4 College Choir 3, 4: Chairman Publicity Committee Freshman Dance, Sophomio-re Dance: Council Rep- resentative 2, 3: Publicity Committee 1, 2. 3, Act- ing Chairman 3: Log Cub Reporter 1, Club Editor Z .Associate Business Manager 3, Art Editor 4: Class Historian, 1, Z, 3, 4: Public Relations Conference 3: Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference 3: Open-House Chairman 3: Guide Committee 2: VV. A. A. Head of Publicity 3: Book Store 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3: Newcomb 3: Softball 3, 4: Volleyball 2: VV. A. A. Award 1. Ever art thou imaging, now can I escape thee. De luxe personality . . . synonymous with laughter and jollity . . . famous for VVhat did I say? . . . Always in a hurry . . . dual talent, artistic and musical. Eafrice flfllyml QL lli? lQL'1'11XX'tmtl lJ1'lX'c' Lynn April 8 I2r.mieNT.xRY l'hotographv E'lltL11l' CLIPPER1 Glee Club 1, 2 Dramatic Club 4: Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Co-Chair man Sophomore Dance: Chairman Invitations Com mittee CLIVPER Dance: Class Secretary 2, 3 Laurel Chain 33 Sophomore an-d Senior Shows Presidents List 2. 4: VV. A. A. Award 1: Basket ball 1, 2, -lg Hockey 1, Z, 4: Newcomb lg Soccer 1 Hcfnor Team -1: Softball 1: Volleyball 1, 2. Qu female truth assenting faith relies: Thus manifest of right, I build my claim. A little sugar, a little spice . . . Bea's patience and courtesy are proverbial . . . clever arranger of CLIPPER snapshot pages . . . chief interest-Dalmy. annie!! CBL 19 Keriiwood Drive Lynn Oetober I2 j1'N1o1z H1011 john Burroughs Club 4: Chairman XVl1ist Party 3: Chairman D-ecoratiion Connnittee Initiation Banquet Table 2, 33 PI'CSlClCIlt'S List 3. For he is wise to plan beyond all men. Talented artist and letterer . . . Salenfs ping-pong champion . . . manual arts expert . . . strict disciplin- arian . . . chief interest-Bea. !Q1frz'cia lH Xllifliiiigtmi Avenue .-Xnclm'er October l3 .lcxiolz Husu , ' .vu .Ri ,Q I O fax .1 , if ' CLIPPER Secretary: john Burroughs Club 1, 2, Treasurer 1: Co-Chairman Refreshments CLIPPER Dance -lg Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball l, 23 Soccer 1, Z: Hockey 2. Her fair face with a beauty all divine. Tall. dark-haired, and attractive . . . beautifully dressed and groomed . . . nimble fingers . . . knitter . . . sports lover. Glee Club 23 Chairman Clean-Up M. A. A. Dance 35 Sophomore and Senior Shows: Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 33 Football 43 Presi- dent's List 4. .jQnnelf!L Co mer, in 16 Graves Avenue Lynn january 20 ELEMENTARY Say, whence, ye gods! contending natives strive. XVho most shall please, who most our hero give?,' Basketball star . . . man likely to succeed . . . quick at repartee . . . affable and co-operative. Eau!! do 14 Dalton Street Newburyport October 27 COMMERCIAL : Draniatic Club 2, 3: I. R. C. 4: Social Committee 4: Class Day Usher 33 Open-House Usher 2, 33 M. A. A. Representative lg Baseball l. And may joy go with thee. First member of the Class of 1951 to enlist in the service of his country . . . Army Air Corps . . . best wishes for a distinguished military career. A'D6g'l'C6 to be conferred after completion of courses. 1 ,u sl 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2: Publicity Committee 1, 2. 3, 4: Z?6ll A6ll 6L Saeed! Qzifa 212 Poplar Street Chelsea February 12 ELEMENTARY 'Associate Editor CLIPPER 4: Dramatic Club 1, Laurel Chair 33 Sophomore and Senior Svholwsg Dra- matic Club Plays 1, 2, 3: VV. A. A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2. 3, 43 Newcomb 1, 23 Soccer 1, 2, 3 43 Softball 1, Z: Volleyball 1, 2, 4. ' ' I C Ah! it went to my heart, and the memory still grieves. To see those loved graces all taking their leaves. Wl1at's a play without Barbara? . . . quips and cranks . . . Take me out to the ball game . . . Army Air Corps bride. 9FWitfl1drew February, 1951. JOJQFA QlfLl f86'LlfL 37 Stanwoofl Street Lynn February 22 COMMERCIAL He I. R. C. 33 Kappa Delta Phi Alumni Secretary 33 Chairman Sophomore Dance: Treasurer's Committee 43 Class Vice-President 2: Class Day Usher 3g Presi- clent's List 3: M. A. A. Representative 23 Co-Captain Basketball Varsity Team 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. was wont of old to take his rest, whenever sweet sleep visited him. , I Adoring Daddy . . . A dillar, a dollar, a ten-o clock scholar. . . . Georve Mikan minus the Glasses . . . fb 1 b Hel-en wheels . . . mature in his opinions . . . subtle Wit. Mm Qdenj Cifcwnic 17 Hutchinson Street VVinthrop November 30 liLEMEN'rARY Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3: College Choir 1, 23 A. C. E. 3, 4: Social Committee 2, 3, Chair- man -lg Council Executive Board 4: Chairman Decor- ations Committee F'reshman Dance: Parenft-Teachers Conferences 2, 3, 4: Open-House Refreshment Com- mittee Z, Guide 3, Chairman 4: NV. A. A. Awards 1, Z, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Newcomb 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, Z, 3, 43 Presidents List 43 Chairman Tea and Reception Committee, Class Day 4. . , X - it E X Le-ave thy request to my care . . . and my power to give it act approve how vain strife is. Excellent student . . . outstanding qualities of leader- ship . . . dependable . . . accepts responsibility cheer- fully . . . one of '51's brides. . f Q MCAQPCJ enning l29 Maverick Street Chelsea November 28 ELEMENTARY Chairman Set-Up and Decorations Freshman Frolic: General Chairman junior Prom: Chairman Cap and Gown Committee 4: Chairman Accreditation Day Banquet 3: New York Conferences 3, 4: NETPA Conference -1: NSA Conferences Z, 3: State Citizen- ship Conference -1: Council Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4, Executive Boar-d Z, 3, 4: Class Day Usher 3: Comniencement Usher 3: Open-House Speaker 4: Sophomore and Senior Shows: Kappa Delta Phi Secretary 3: President's List 2, 3, 4. Pallas with grace divine his form improves, More high he treads, and more enlarged he moves. Diplomatic and just Council president . , . high-est ideals and V1I'tl1CS . . . practical and efficient . . . high-ranking member of our class. Camera Club 4: .-X. C. E. 3, 4: Hostess, Legislature Day 4: Sopholnore -and Senior Shows: Presiclent's List 3, -1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Honor Team 3: Hockey 2: Soccer 2, 33 Yo muffin ibiclinoon 208 Lynn Fells Parkway M c l ro s 4- September 20 ELEMEN'1'ARY Never does she fail in wise discernmentf, Calm and easy manner . . . readily adaptable to all situations . . . neither too mucli nor too little. Jofm libinan 33 President Street Lynn November 9 CoM M ERCIAL A. Representative 3. Approach thou him with gentle words, then will th-e Olympian be gracious unt-o us. Still waters run de-ep . . . taciturn, yet pleasant and well worth knowing . . . . weill be proud to Sports enthusiast. . . a fine student, a better friend say we knew Deke when . . . I. R. C. 23 Dramatic Club 3: Camera Club 41 Coun- cil Representative 3: Chairman Investiture Com- mittee 4: Com-mercial Council Representative 21 Class-Day Usher 3: Open-H-ouse Usher 2, 3: M. A. u. 4. ,A Q N WCAJM fl? 216 VV iogvmr Z ehster Street East Boston December 12 ELEMENTARY John Burroughs Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4: NEPTA Conferences 3, 45 NSA Conferences 3, -lg Council Representative 35 Council Executive Board 3, 45 Chairman NSA Committee 3, 45 President's List Swift as the word he forms the rising blaze. And o'er the coals the smoking fragments lays. Nature boy of the class . . . inte-rested in all branches of science . . . finds the world an amusing and interest- ing place . . . never a dull moment. AJl'l'LlfLl'L6! lodge 469 Broadway Lawrence September 3 ELEMENTARY John Burroughs Club 3, -lg Chairman Junior and Senior Food Salesg Class Day Usher 3g Council i Representative 3: NETPA Conference 43 Open- i House Elementary Panel Board 33 President's List i 2, 3, 43 Intra-Mural Football 43 Volleyball 4. Some visitant of pure ethereal race, Witli his bright presence deigns the dome to grace. A man who appreciates good food . . . Yankee trader . . . independent but co-operative . . . paterfamilias . . . unmatched wit. 2. f30l 0fAg EOVLVLQ 62 Phillips Avenue Lynn September 26 121-1-:MENTARY Dramatic Club 43 Camera Club -1: Chairman Cos- tumes Sophomore and Senior Shows: General Wlel- fare Committee 2: NEPTA Conference 43 Daisy Chain 33 Hostess, Legislature Day 4: Sophomore and Senior Shows: President's List 23 XY. A. A. Award 13 Basketball -lg Hockey 2, 3, -13 Newcomb Z, 4: So-ccer 2, -1: Softball 4: Volleyball 2, -lf, Honor Team ir mx V 52. The Muse herself hath taught them song. Effervescent and gay . . . sunny disposition . . . TV perform-er . . . all-round college girl . . . connoisseur of musical comedies. ilfllflg 22-LX XX':tsliing'ton Street Lynn july 3 Cox1naRt'1.x1, Chairman Decorations Committee XY. A. A. Banquet 31 Chairman l'rog'ram Committee Commercial Coun- cil Banquet 23 General Chairman Commercial Coun- cil Banquet 33 Chairman Arrangement Committee Commercial Business Machines Show Z3 Chairman Vllelcoming Committee Business Machines Show 35 Commercial Council Representative 2, Vice-President 3, President 4: Laurel Chain 33 Council Representa- tive lg Open-House 2, 35 NV. A. A. Representative lg Head of Orange 33 Basketball 1, Z5 Hockey 2, 33 Newcomb lg Soccer 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 35 YV. A. A. Awards l and Z. Thy head surely and thy beautous eyes are wondrous . . since full many a time have we held converse together. Always has an opinion and never hesitates to express it . . . complex personality . . . a lovable madcap . . . Mr. Jeffery's right arm. Z? A ,7 HJ' 6Ll 6l, . 6Ll lfLlfl,l'l'L 374 Fcllsway East Malden October 7 JUNIOR HIGH Pitman Debating Society 1, 2: Chairman Scenery Senior Showg Daisy Chain 3: New York Conference l: NETPA Conference 33 Council Secretary 3, 4: Class President Z: Sophomore and Senior Shows: President's List 1, 2, 35 Basketball 3, Honor Team 4: Volleyball 4g President's List 4. The gifts that men desire-the grace of form. The mind, the eloquence. Barbs has everything . . . generously dowered with qualities of leadership, ability, grace, and charm . . . scholar . . . successful in all undertakings . . . tennis champion . . . gay smile for all. C' T' l 6LlfLC85 . CJl88lfL8g 63 l'ierpont Street Pr-ab f mc ly January 7 ELEMENTARY Glue Club l, 2. 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 41 College Choir l, Z, 3 43 College pianist and organist 1, Z, 3, 4: Chairman Move-Up Exercises 45 Chair- man Orchestra Committee XY, A. A. Dance 4, Sopho- more Dance, junior Prom, Senior Reception, Daisy Chain 3: Open-House Usher 2, 3: Entertainment 4: Aecompanist Class Shows 2, 43 W. A. A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 43 Head of Orange 23 Head of Bowling 33 Manager Individual Sports 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 33 Hockey 1, 2., 3, 4g Newcomb 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, Z, 3, 4g Softball 1, 23 Swimming 43 Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. The roaring winds tempestuous to restrain, Witliiii, the waves in softer murmurs glide-- Titian tresses . . . brimming with laughter . . . our leader in song . . . faithful accompanist for successful shows . . . possessor of that rare virtue, patience. Q'- gyaine Jefafman IS6 liainbrirlge Street Malflen january 30 ELEMENTARY Registrar Arithmetic Conference 3: President's List 4. lNlien she that was of all her sex the most divinely grac'd. Beautifully groomed . . . contagious smile' . . . alert of mind . . . cherubic features JJJQL W flffwfm 200 lirozulway Revere Uctohei' 12 ELEMENTARY Pallas giv-es her skill in handwork and beautiful design. , Delightful host-e-ss . . . gifted with creative ability . . . J Craft Club 13 Open-House Hostess 3: Sophomore and Senior Shows. U T li Ei 3 Q 1 , If J, unobtrusive but always ready to further a good cause - . . . her deeds are proof of her merit. V fi 1 i '1 ,Ei if fl cnior Show: l'rcsiclcnt'e List 3. Wulf ,jlinggdfein 61 Ct-iit1':tl ,'Xw111u- Clic-lst-11 May 26 l':l.l-I M is Nixx it Y He blazed out like a god. Full in their face the lifted bow he bore. Galloping ghost on the football field . . . unassuming but quietly forceful . . . varied community activities . . . devoted father. ddufgn .Jlin 5 295 Salem Street Malden September 7 ELEx1ENT,xRx' The grace Registrar Arithmetic Conference 3 of form, the mind. the eloquence. Petite . queenly manner . . . always a lady . . . deep, appealing voice . . . intelligence that does not flaunt itself. Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary 2: I. R. C. 33 Dramatic Club 3. 4: Kappa Delta Phi 3, 43 Chairman Ticket Committee junior Prom: Co-Chairman Hotel Com- mittee Senior Reception: Class Treasurer -lg Com- mercial Council Representative 2: Treasurer's Com- mittee 4: Class Day Usher 33 EBTA Conference 43 Log Reporter 4: Scphomore Show: Open House Guide 2, 3: Presidents List 3, 4: M. A. A. Repre- sentative 4: Senior Life Saving 3: Junior Varsity Basketball 4. C C-' rancid . Jioreffi' l03 Cleveland Avenue Everett September 6 COM Mlzkciixl. 3 Such a friend goes to guide him, as all men pray to stand by them. Our capable class treasurer . . . warm. friendly per- sonality . . . master of the te-rpsichorean art . . . good team man . . . considerate and thoughtful of others. :wide . jllfz ggm 500 Congress Street Milford February 19 COMMERCI.-xl. Senior Shows: Basketball lg Hockey 2: Newcomb lg Soccer lg Softball 2. L , Hail to thee and welcome manifold, and the gods give thee all good fortune. Earnest and friendly . . . always willing to lend a help- ing hand . . . quiet charm and gracious manner . . , calm as the sea on a summer day. Tri Mu 1, Z, 3, 4: I. R. C. 4: Sopliomore and , Ski Club 1, Z, 3, 4: Chairman Clean-up Committee Freshman Tea: Council Representative 4g So-phomore and Senior Shows: Presi'dent's List 3, 43 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 43 s etball 7, 4, otball 1, 7, , , Soft ball 4. C.. cameo . Jloafer 541 Main Street Medford November 4 JUNIOR H1011 Baik - ' Fo .. 3 4 4 Q i . 3- - il A happy man among the sons of men. Knows his parliamentary law . . . Jnnior's proud father . . . Aw, c'm'on, Ed! . . , CllplO1TlaUC . . . always smiling. g6LWLl'lfL0lfLI5 ll5 Oaklzxnfl Avenue Me-tliuen December ll COMMERCIAL I. R. C. 4: Pl'CSlCl6llI'S List 3. Nay, it is his own soul that urgeth and commandeth him Quiet, sincere, cheerful . . . conscientious student . . intelligent and interested listener to all problems . bulwark of clepenclability . . . flawless gentleman. Eafrice cmd 6A VVilbur Street Everett july 23 JUNIOR HIGH Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4: Camera Club 3, 43 Ticket Committee Chairman Sophc-more Sthowg Chairman Publicity Committee Senior Cook Book 45 Treasurer's Committee Z1 Class Representative 23 Class Secre- tary 43 Sophomore and Senior Showsg Head of Soccer 45 Basketball l, 2: Hockey Z, 45 So-ccer 1, 3, 4, Honor Team 3, 4: Softball l. 23 Volleyball l. . . . and thus sh-e spoke To wake the ready laughter of the rest. Pantomimist par excellence . . . Boston Red Sox fan . . . Class Secretary . . . gets on well with everybody . . wittiest of the witty. . if N 0 7 8? elejfer . Qzocbicfge, Jr 28 Prospect Street Pezthocly September 2-l JUNIOR Hicsu I tell thee plainly. Glee Cluh 1, Z: Ski Club 1, Z, 3, -lg Chairman Up Committee Junior Card Party: Chairman Clean Up Committee M. A. A. Dance 3: Sophomore Show Presidelifs Liit 3: N. A. A. Representative 3g Foot ball -1. Unshakable convictions . . . first-class geographer . . . football player of distinction . . . you always know where you stand with Les. Set 25 Junior Varsity 3, 4. ' gialwaraf Gavin 60 Essex Street Beverly December l9 JUNIOR HIG1'I Glee Club 1, 2, 3, President 43 Chairman Ring Com- mittee 3g Council Representative lg Class Vice-Presi- dent 3: Class Chairman 2: Class Day Usher 3: Glee Club Operetta 1: Sophomore and Senior Shows: President's List 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 23 Varsitv 1, Charmed to hear his music. First-rate scholar . . . accomplished gentleman . music-lover . . . S. T. C's most talented baritone . . sense of humor . . . Howdy, J1Il1bO.' 6Ll'I,Cgf ..A!6t:5A8K l9 Harbor Street Klzmcliester April 29 JUNIOR HIK,iH Ski Club 13 Camera Club 2, 3, -lg Log Reporter 1 Basketball Z, 3: Hockey Z. 3: Newcomb 23 Volley ball 1, 2, 35 XY. .-X. A. Award 1. Gray-eyed daughter of the Gods. Devotee of terpsichore . . . profound reader . . . skiing enthusiast . . . asset to any social group . . . one of the Big Fourf, Craft Club l, Secretary 2, Vice-President 33 Laurel Chain 35 Arithmetic Conference Hostess 3: Orienta- tion Day Committee 4: XV. A. A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, -lg Hockey 1, 2, 3. 49 Newcomb lleyball 1 7 3 1, 2: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Vo 061110, 889810 66 Everett Street Arlington November 24 ELEMENTARY More gentle methods she employs: And moves to enhance the joys. sl As neat as a pin . . . modest, yet makes her presence felt . . . trimly efficient . . . master-craftsman. Ma frice KQCJLLCALQW imc L 9-l Rock JXYCIILIC Swuiupscott lJCCCllll5C'l' 5 121.111 icNT.'xRx' Dramatic Club 3: A. C. E, -ll Camera Club 4: So-pho more and Senior Shows: Presidenfs List 4. Conquest brings forth her wreaths by turns. Strives to achieve worthy goals . . . dainty and well bred . . . participates in a variety of activities . . . capable and industrious. eorge .JQZOALW 277 VVestern Avenue Lynn November 22 JUNIOR I-lion Associate Editor CLIPPERQ Class Day Usher 33 Pitman Debating Society 1. Z, 3, President 3, Vice- President 43 Chairman Refreshment Committee Freshman Dance: Council Representative 25 Class Vice-President 1: Senior Showg President's List 1, Z, 3, 4: M. A. .-X. Insurance Representative: Chair- man Class Gift Committee 4. My heart is form'd, but much to pity inclined. He's G-E-O-R-G-E! Resourceful, and dependable . . . never too busy to help a friend . . . his much-respecte-d intelligence makes him S. T. C's Answer Man. Glfwfaince .kfunewiff 39 S-peiii' Street Melrose ljeceiubei' 24 IELEMI-:NTARY College Choir 1, 25 Craft Club 1, Z, 3 President 1. Vice-President 2: A. C. 4: Camera Club 4: Coun- cil Representative 41 Publicity Committee 3, Pro- gram Committee 4: Laurel Chain 31 Open-House Speaker Z3 Registrar Arithmetic Conference 3: Sophomore and Senior Sho-wsg VV. A. A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 4. Virtues, honors, powers, are more than thinefl Abounrls in college spirit . . . athletic . . . friend worth having . . . vital and sincere . . . achievements reveal her abilities. L juni? JCLCLJOVL 281 Main Street VVest Newbury May 21 COMMERCIAL Advertising Manager CLIPPERg Glee Club 1, .Z Secretary Zg Tri Mu 3, 4, President 4: I. R. C. 4, Cafeteria Associates 3, -1: Kappa Delta Phi 3, 4, Secretary 43 Chairman Program Committee Sopho- more Show: Chairman Co-ok Book Committee 4, Chairman Ticket Committee CLIPPER Dance, Chairman Program Committee Senior Show, Com mercial Council Representative Z, 3, -lg Council Rep- resentative 23 Compass 2, 33 Class Day Usher 3g Log Typist 1, 2: Open-House Guide 35 Presiclent's List Z. Take courage now, so great an ally-to stand by thee and defend thee. A punster of great repute . . . possesses a magical charm in the art of winning friends . . , Motto: Never too busy to help. . . . Stan, the Man, . . . delectable culinary achievements . . . Courteous, cooperative, and congenial. , diglnf gd fgelni 17 Station Road Salem August 28 JUNIOR HICiI'I Dramatic Club 1, Z, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Camera Club 1: Class Representative 13 Sophomore and Senior Shows: Dramatic Club Plays 1, Z, 3. . . . in him Are strength and spirit. Accomplished pianist . . . true gentleman . . . dramatic artist . . . kind and understanding . . . always courteous and helpful . . . Jeannie with the light-brown hair. iuienne Jam 367 Beach Street Revere June 30 JUNIOR Hiczn Glee Club I, 23 College Choir l, Zg I. R. CL Z, 33 Pitman Debating Society Z, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 43 Orchestra 43 Chairman Tickets and Publicity Com- mittee Freshman Dance: Chairman Ticket Com- mittee Sopfhomore Dance, Chairman Distribution Committee Senior Cook Book, Co-Chairman Senior Luncheon Committeeg Social Committee 1, Z, 3, 4-, Acting Chairman 3, 4g Daisy Chain 33 Sophomore and Senior Sh-owsg Open-House 2, 33 Presi-dent's List 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Newcomb 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 2, 33 Softball 2, 33 Volley- ball l, 2. 3, 43 VV. A. A. Awards l, 2. 3, 4. For indeed thou never lackest understanding. Nimble-fingered violinist . . . interested in the classics . . . deep thinker . . . scholarly geographer . . . omni- vorous reader . . . clever writer. mfcf fi? garmin 60 .Xnlmrn Street Saugns September 2-1- ELEMENTARY mittee CLIPPER Dance 4: J. V. Basketball 1, 2 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2: Preside-nt's List 4. Wi'tl1 wonder seized, we vi-ew the pleasing ground, And walk delighted, and efxpatiate around. CLIPPER artist . . . pleasant to have around . . . genial and humorous . . . many fields of interest . . . sports- lllflll. Art Editor CLIPPER: Chairman Decorations Com- I. R. C. 4: Cl nnttee Senior Show: 'lll'f33sl1l'C'l',s Connnittee -11 Open- House 3: Soplioinore and Senior Shows: Basketball 1: Volleyball W4 Jail 95 llanovei' Struct Lynn July 24 C0MM121ecf1.xi. lairinzni Lllicrs and Refreslnnent Coni- . ,. X ls. XVl1at a day has dawned for me. kind gods: yea, glad am I. Cliarlningly natural . . . sincere and fric-iidly . . . Dia- monds are a gi1'l's best friend. . . . Socialvle as society itself . . . to Succeed in any and all undertakings. ymary H73 New lillfli Street Lynn ,lune fi IiLl'11XIlfN'l'rX RY illee Club l, Z1 Camera Club -l: Dramatic Club -ll Initiation Chairman 21- NliTI'A Conference -lg Open- Housc Entertainment 2: Sophomore and Senior Showsg Bafketball l, 2, 3. -lg Hiking 1, -lg Hockey 2, -lg Newcomb -13 Soccer -ll Softball 4: Volleyball Z, 4, He-nor Teanl Captain -1. Come, for here is what will move your laughter. Matchless wit . . . rejoices in a legion of friends . . sophisticated . . . Clever mimic . . . TV performer . . Laugh and the world laughs with you. Camera Club 1 Z: I. R. C. 4: Social Committee 4' Commercial Council Representative 25 Open-Ho-use Guide 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Hockey 2, 33 Soccer 1, Z3 Softball 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 3: W. A. A. Awards 1 and would Jange 8 Hey Street Lawrence july 24 COMMERUAL But in every quietness that devisest as thou wilt. Ruth of the dulcet tones . . . the soul of generosity, her persistency and quiet industry should take her over the top . . . the girl with the heart of gold. 6LlfUl 8lfLC8 oZ76LlfLfZ 82 Mall Street Lynn Qctober 17 JUNIOR HIGH To whom we listen, captivated by thy voice Lover of dogs . . . subtle humor . . . holds communion with the heart of Nature . . . malice toward none and charity for all. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball l 7 3 4 Tri Mu 3, 4: I. R. C. 4: Soplioinore and Senior 7 33 Sotfci-1' 2: Svfthzill 3: Swininiingr 33 Yollcyhall 1 2 XY. .X. .X .XXXdifiN 1 and 2. lfllfl, Oggary lflfl Nlnlah' Strcc-t XYc'st Nt-whury Iillilllllf' IN Crm mcRc'l.xl, IOXVQI Baxkcthall 2, 3, Honor Tcani Z, 33 Htickcx In For thou Wert ever kind. Sterling' friend . . . full uf tricks. vet serious at the properitime . . . always active, always impish , , refreshing personality . . . hrinnning with enthusiasm 6Ll'lfL8.'5 . LMP? 15 SllUiC'll1ZI.liL'l' Roarl Lynn january 3 ELEMENTARY Business Manager CLIPPER3 Men's Glee Club 1, . C. 33 Dramatic Club 3, 41 Chairman of Ushers Open-House Arithmetic Conference 35 NSA Conference 1: Council Representative 45 Treasurer's Committee 1, 2, 3: Mass. Intercollegiate Student Legislature Representative -lg Class Day Usher 3g Sophomore and Senior Showsg Dramatic Club Play 33 M. A. A. Representative 1, Z3 Baseball lg Basket- ball 1, Z3 Intra Mural Fo-otball -lg Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, -15 junior Prom Committee. A sweet forgetfulne-ss of all his cares. Soon as soft slumber eased the toils of day. Famous for eloquent gestures . . . energetic business manager of the CLIPPER . . . deserving of praise for his hard work. .Marine odwid 120 Nichols Strcct Everett October 27 JUNIOR HIGH Dramatic Club 1, Z, 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Chairman Card Committee Card Party 3: Temporary Chair- man Program Committee -1: Open-House Enter- tainment 23 Sophomore and Senior Showsg Drama- tic Club Plays 1, 2, -ll Basketball lg Hockey 1: New- comb 1, Z: Soccer l, 2: Volleyball 1, Z: President's List 4. Reads Shakespeare with true feeling . . . graces the stage . . . logical debater . . . does everything with enthusiasm. M 141,14 ogndgren l,2lliElllZllllS l.:mc lpswicli November 26 Ei.r:Mr:NT.xRx' Dramatic Club 1, 2: A. C. li. 3: Chairman Refresh- ments Sophomore Dance: Chairman Publicity JL1lllOl Promg General XYelfarc Committee Z, 3, 41 Laurel Chain 3g Co-Chairman Refreshments, Open-House 33 VV. A. A. Awards l, 2: Basketball 1, 23 Hockey Z, 3: Newcomb 13 Volleyball 2. Rich and illustrious might this house be called. Lovely red hair but not the proverbial temper . . . loyal and co-operative . . . undaunted by difficulties. 4 jdeojora O59 05 W7 Mount Ya-rnon Street Lowell May 10 Q,-OKIMliRt'I.-Xl. Log Repo-rter 1, Z, Exchange Editor 3, Literary Editor -lg Book Club -lg Associate Editor Compass 43 Chairman Refreshment Committee Sophomore Show: Chairman Usherette Committee Sophomore Show: Council Representative 13 Auditing Committee 3, 4, Chairman -lg Daisy Chain 31 Open-House Re- freshments 2, 33 l'resident's List 2, 3, -lg Basket- ball 3: Softball 2: Volleyball 3. Honor Team 33 XV. A. A. Award 1. .. . -4 But let us be going, and be thou my guide withal to the end. An industrious and conscientious student . . . her knit- ting prowess is matched only by her equally agile nnnd . . . the commercials' candidate for Miss Vogue of l95l. IQLZQA tzoamt, 38 Ocean Street Lynn February Zl JUNIOR HIGH Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 -l: Pitman Debating Society 4: Class Day Usher 3: Vice-President 43 Co-Director Sophomore and Senior Shows: Chairman Senior Re- ception: Cliairman Last Chapel. Good, great, and joyous, beautiful and free. Debonair gentleman . . . star of dramatics and debate . . . tall, fair, and handsome . . . Some think this wonl-cl is made for fun and frolic, and so do In . . . 2, 32 Volleyball 1. 2, 3, Honor Team 3: XY. A. A. .Arima WLCA 32 Ricliztrclson liozul l.ynn june ll COM Multtmxr. Clizzirinan Refreshment Committee Sophomore Dance: Chairman l,I'Ogl'2illlF- Move-Up 33 Open- House Guide 2, Receptionist 3: Sophomore ancl Senior Shows: Basketball 1, 2, 3g Honor Team 1, 2: Hockey 2, 3: Newcomb 3: Soccer 1, 2. 3: Softball .-Xwartls 1, 2, 3, 4. Viciv N ,QFXY Thou art come, a sweet light in the dark. One of our most dependable workers . . . Pardon me, but is your name Sullivan? . . . rare combination of ready wit :mal gracious manner . . . Winsome and fun- loving. far? g5a,gAf 65 Carter Road Lynn March ll E1,Ex1ENT.axRx' I. R. C. 1. 2, 3, -lg Dramatic Club 1, 2: Cheer-leader 1, Z, 3, 4, Co'-Captain 2, 3, 4: I. R. C. Conferences 1, 2, 3, -1: Hostess, Arithmetic Conference 35 Log 1, Z3 Soiphomore Show: VV. A. A. Awards 1, 25 Bas- ketball 1, Z3 Hiking lg Hockey Z5 Newcomb 1, 23 Soccer 1, Z5 Tennis 1: Volleyball 1, 2. .5 -A? 1 .V .. ml ' , X, - yrs Ever apart from me, thou lov'st to counsel and decree. Believer in One Wo1'lcl . . . willing committee worker A . . . delicate and appealing charm . . . Join the I. R. C. and see the VVe'st . . . resourceful and helpful. ilcc Club lg X. Lf Ii. -lg 'Fl'L'2lNI.!l'L'l'iw Cnniiiiittcc- 33 Xritl ' 1 1.12. T -l 7 ue 4711 Wadon l23 lwriiilcliii 5lI'l'L'l NlZllfll'Il X 7 'lziiiuni'-' f' liiiixi iaN'1xx1:i. imctlc Olvuli-llmiw Co-11fc1'e1icL' 31 l,l'L'ilflL'llllS I will give a counsel for thy good. Quiet but clisceriiiiig . . . always rlepenrlalnlc. If you C2m't solve a problem in mntli, ask Eyclyii. VLVZQ We Cougar l-l Saint Mary Roacl L'znnbriilge April SG Com x112Rt'1.xi- tilee Llub 1,21 I. R. L. 3, -lg Ir1Mu2,3.-l:Late- teria 33 Lug Typixt 3, 4: Chairman Clean-L'p Com- mittee XY. A. A. Dance Z3 Chairman Programs XY. A. A. Dance 3: Chairman Decorations Sports Day 33 Chairman Prograins XY. A. A. Banquet 3: General Chairman XY. A. A. Sports Day 43 General Chair- man XV. A. A. Dance -lg General Chairman XV. A. A. Banquet -lg Daisy Chain Marshal 33 Open-House Co-Chairman Program Committee 33 Sophomore and Senior Shows: XY. A. A. Representative lg Head of Softball Z5 Head of Basketball 35 W. A. A. Presi- dent -lg Archery 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 1, Z, 3, -13 Hockey 2, 3, 4, Hon-or Team 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2, 3, -l, Honor Team 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, Z: Swimming 3, -li Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 3. The tamed craftsman began to make harangue among them. Abounding in unlimited energy, carefree and happy- go-lucky . . . an amazingly retentive mind . . . mighty mite of the class of '51 . . . the most agile sports en- thusiast in the college. W, I9 WCWMM 26 Putnam Street Danvers November 17 ICLEM Ewlxxm' Literary Editor CLIPPERQ Chairman Decorations Committee Freshman Dance: Class Vice-President lg Sophomore and Senior Shows: President's List 1, 2, 3, 43 NV. A. A. Representative -lg Hockey 3, 4, Honor Team 3, 45 Daisy Chain 3. ff 'Q 'r Instant she flew with hospitable haste, And the new friend with courteous air embraced. Truly intellectual . . . hospitable and warm-hearted . . . author of CLIPPER history . . . accepts respon- sibility cheerfully . . . The true heart never changes. Oflfwife WCAQMJ 6 Gleuclale Street Salem February 17 JUNIOR HII,iI'I She spoke, and every mind and heart were moved. Dramatic Club 1: Camera Club 3, 41 Chairman Clean-Up Committee Senior Sh-ow: Sophomore Show: Dramatic Club Play 13 President's List 4: Head of Soccer 3: XY. A. A. Vice-President 43 VV. .-X. A. Awards 1, 2, 3, -l. Happy and carefree . . . second in command of W.A.A. . . . It takes Life to love Life . . . one of the Big Four . . . nothing ruffles her. D I Pitman Debating Society 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Book Club 4. eorge Wong, jr. 10 Hillside Avenue Chelsea September 9 E1,EM1zN'rARY And then I planned a voyage to th-e coast of Egypt. Hearty laugh . . . lends the proverbial helping hand to everyone . . . expert on Egypt . . . OH lfl - IQVLQ 00l 8 18 Lyle Street Blalmlen ,lanuary 22 'IL'N1oR Hman Dramatic Club l, 2, Preaiclent 3, -li Move-Up Exer cises Claes Director l, 2, -ll Chairman Usher Cofm mittee Alumni Day -13 Council Representative 3, 4 Co-Director Claes Shows Z, 43 Mistress-of-Cere onies and Chairman Entertainment Open-House 4 clent's List -l. Oh, would that such ability the Gods Wioulcl grant to me. Inspiration to the Dramatic Club . . . cheery and faith- ful . . . eloquent and convincing . , . Titian would have liked to paint her . . . one of the Big Four. Dramatic Club Plays 1, 2, -l. Director 3, -lg Presi- nn mariah 35 Corey Street Everett February 25 I21.EMENTARY Cafeteria Associates l, 2, 3: Senior Showg Basket- ball lg Softball l, Z: Volleyball lg Hon-or Team 1' Sophomore Posture Award. Through the wid-e fields of air, she cleaves the skies: In form, a woman, in soft beauty's bloom. Pert and merry . . . miniature dynamo . . . refreshing company . . . gdridfine magnify 28 Chester Street Blalrlen February 9 COM x1ERci.x1- 7 'M D A' 4 l Glee Club 1, 2: I. R. C. 3 -lg Log Typist 3, Head Typist -lp Chairman Program Committee XV. A. A. Dance 33 Chairman Decoration Committee VV. A. A. Play Day 3: Chairman Invitation Committee YY. A. A. Dance -l: Chairman Arrangement Committee XY. A. A. Play Day 4: Chairman Commercial Senior Tea: Associate Editor Compass -lg Council Repre- sentative -lg Class Treasurer 3: Open House Guide Z3 Chairman Program Committee Open House 33 Head of Individual Sports 33 Corresponding Secre- tary 4: Archery 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team Z, 35 Hockey 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 3, 3g New- comb 1, 2, 35 Soccer 35 Softball 2, 35 Swimming 3, Senior Life Saving 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Honor Team 1. 2, 3: XV. A. A. Awards 1, Z, 3, 4. 'lWl1ile high over all she rears her head and brows, and easily may she be known. Statuesque . . . a-never-to-be-forgotten Chris . . . her sincerity and integrity point to a very successful career . . . sclntlllating mathematician . . . an inborn graciousness . . . VV. A. A. Queen. Q-ifancio Warp y 1127 Hyde Park fXYC'llllC Hyde Park May 29 COMMERCIAI. Tri Mu 1: Dramatic Club 2, 3: I. R. C. 2, 3: Kappa Delta Phi -1: Camera Club 4: Eastern Business Teachers Association 3. 43 Log Staff Wfriter 3, -l. Typist 31 Chairman Ticket Committee Freshman Dance: Class Day Usher 2. 3, Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 2. 3: Open-House 2, 3: Sophomore and Senior Shows: M. A. A. Executive Board 3. But while he cometh with me, even out of burning fire might we both return, for he excelleth in understanding. Sophisticated gentleman . . . possessor of a brilliant wit . . . infectious laughter . . . Murph drinks deeply of life , . . dynamic personality . . . never at a loss for words. .Min W1,wloAg S Howard Avenue Peabody April 16 COMMERQI,-xL Chairman Arrangement Committee XV. A. A. Ban- quet 3g Chairman Flower Committee XV. A. A. Dance 4: Chairman Senior Luncheon Committee: Commer- cial Co-uncil Representative 43 Treasurer's Com- mittee 4: Log Typist -lg Soph-oimore and Senior Showsg VV. A. A. Representative 3, Treasurer 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 1, 2, 35 Hockey 2, 35 Newcomb 1, 2, 35 Soccer 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 5, 4, Honor Team 2, 3: VV. .-X. A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 4. Tell me all thy thoughtg my heart is set on fulfilling it. Chuckles . . . Do the W. A. A. books balance, Murph? . . . disposition that weathers all storms . . . interest-ed in Ed-ucation. .jcamerine owne? Wlfl,l'l9Ag 32 Bow Street Beverly Novcniber 25 liI.l2MIiN'I'ARY Dramatic Club l. 2: A. C. E. 3: I. R. C. 23 Co- Chairinan Decorations Senior Luncheon: Council Alternate 33 General XYelfare 1, Z, 3, Temporary Chairman 33 Co-Chairman Refreshments Open House 3: Hostess Arithmetic Conference 3: Sopho- more Show: XY. A. A. Awards 1, 25 Life Saving 1 Award Z: Basketball 1, 23 Hockey 1, Z, 3: Soccer 1, 2: Volleyball l, 2, 3. And may the gods confer on thee all happiness. Impish . . . piquant features . . . boundless energy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . our own Mrs, Murphy . . . a favorite with all. l 1 mi, if WWA, l52 SCl1o0l SI1'CCt Taunton Ilecemher o CoM1iiRc5.x1. Tri Mu 3, -ig I. R. C. 3, 43 Log Assistant Circula- tion Manager. 3, 4: Open-House 3, 45 Archery 3, -ig Basketball 3: Newcomb 3: Swimming 3, 41 Volley- ball 3, 43 VV. A. A. Awards 1. And when they beheld her, they all rose up together, and held out their cups to her in Welcome. Radiant smile . . . respected and admired by class- mates . . . her beloved chariot obeys her slightest command . . . soft voice and gentle nature. cwie ydmdgff 18 livans Road l'L'Z1lmflV Deceinber 29 li1.miEN'1'.xm' Craft Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 33 College Choir Z, .-X. C. E. 3, 4: Co-Chairman Hotel Com- mittee Senior Luncheon: Publicity Conlmittee 3, 4 Co-Chairman Public Open-House 3, Publicity Arithmetic Open-House 33 A. C. E. 2, Hostess Sophomore and Senior Shows: XV. A. A. Award 1 Basketball l. 2, 3, Ho-vkey 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 2, Soccer 1, Z, -lg Volleyball 1, 2, 33 President's List 4 In her sweet countenance shine looks like the f,f0iiflC'SSC5.H Sparkling with happiness . . . considerate and gentle . . so shines a good deed in a naughty world. . thorough in all her work. Wfaowice WUALVL Z7 Suffolk ,'lxX'L'llllC Swainpseotl April 28 Ci03IMliRC1Al. I. R. C. 3: Dramatic Club 33 Kappa Delta Phi 3, -lg Chairman Sophomore Nominating Committee: Cliairman Ticket Committee Accreditation Banquet 33 Treasurer's Committee 3, 4, Chairman 4x Council Treasurer 4: Finance Committee 43 L0g Reporter 4: Class Day Usher 3: Open-Ho-use Guide 2, 33 Sopho- more Showp Dramatic Club Play 35 J. V. Basketball 2-. 3, 43 Senior Life Saving 3g Senior Life Saving Instructor 4. For proud is the soul of Heaven-fostered kings. Tall, clark, and lianclsomeu . . . Swampscottfs well- known apothecary . . . I've- got a lovely bunch of cocoanutsn . . . asset to any committee. H1185 UAW? 54 Ashlanrl Street Melrose lJL'Cf llllX'l' 23 liLl'I M EN 'lux R Y Craft Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presi-dent 3: College Choir 1, 21 A. C. E. 3, 43 Public Relations Committee 3, -lg Co-Chairman Open-House 3, Refreshments 43 A. C. E. Hostess 33 Sophomore and Senior Shows' Basketball -lg Soccer 4: Volleyball -l. They could not choose but welcome her. Character and personality command admiration . interested in arts and crafts . p Oannor 42 nigh su-t-Qt Danvers August 9 JUNIOR HIGH porter 1. Make-Up Editor 2, Managing Editor 3 ball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4. Thou spe-akest rightly, and in other things Thou art not slow of thought Salenfs NVordsworth . . . four years of devoted service to the LOG-idealistic and truly good . . . lover of fine literature. tjlee Club 1, 2: Council Representative 3g Log Re- Editor-in-Chief -lg Columbia Scholastic Press Asso- ciation Conference Z, 4: Class Day Usher 33 Foot- Craft Club lg Sophomore and Senior Shows: Hockey 3: Soccer 33 Volleyball 3. ylwufa Odnnor l-ll l:L'fli'l'Z1l Sire-vt Sale-in Juno l5 lL1,mifaN'1nx1u' The Laughtei'-loving Lady . . . Sends voice that scarce can pierce our ears for softness. Lovely auburn hair . . . subtle wit . . . up-to-thc-minute fashions. mmm Olgyfzea, 17 Stevens Street Peabody March 21 .IL'N1oR HIGH Kappa Delta Phi 4: State Chairman Bills Com- mittee Student Legislature 43 Class Day Usher 39 Council Representative 2, 3. 43 Class President 3, 43 New York Conference 23 Plays 3, 43 J. V. Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 General Chairman Class Day 4. He spoke, and went before: they followed him. A Jimbo . . . Salem's Jerry Lester . . . popular class president . . . famous for bon mots . . . versatile musician . . . my kingdom for a horsel' u Vx Q ll 3 1 x 1. ,S 19 N . 4 - . 4. 4 i . c , -,VA 41 .' 1 ' '.'-55 ' ,.- lg ,W X . Ai '15 , . J . , r' '1 I ,. .,'. 5-v 1. -'DAY s E I f4?':L .v -:Je ,- V ','-'a '-. ' ,:s '1- - --rf' ,-F45 I ig J -N ,Q Et ' .L-. ' C 4 135' 9 ,Magi !Q0llflClg0,l9 05 ll 'Vreinonl Str:-4-1 l'ez1bf ,fl x' lletoliei' J L'onMiiin'1,xi, .Xviatant Editor Cl,Il'l'ER3 Camera Club 1, 33 Dramatic Club 2: I. R. C. -lg Chairman Orelieftra Connnittee L'l.ll l'IiR Dance -lg Columbia Scholastic Prese Awoeiation Conference 21 Log Reporter l, Make-Up lifllltjl' 2, 3, Managing Editor -li Finance Committee 3, -l, Secretary 3, Chairman -1: Daley Chain 33 Open-House Refreshnients 2, Chairman Corrcsponcleiwe 31 l're-iflent's Liar l, 2, 3, -ll Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Hockey Z, 3, Honor Team 33 Newcomb l, 2, 33 Sorter 2, 3, Ho-nor Teain 3: Softball l, 2, 35 Volleyball l, Z, 3, Honor Team 3: XY. .'X. A. .Xwarrls 1, 2. 3, -1. Yea, all this thou hast spoken as is meet. Gifted with a keen mind . . . prudent insight and logical reasoning . . , clignifiecl ancl unrufflecl . . reliable custodian ofthe Finance Committee . . . I QCLWJLQ !9cwAAy 63 Henry Avenue Lynn February 20 COMMERCIAL I. R. C. 4: I. R. C. Conferences 3. 4: Senior Show Presideufs List 3: Archery 33 Hockey 2, 35 Swim ming 3. 4 I - i'Hail! May happiness be thine in the time to come. A quiet, reliable lass of unbending resolution . . . zealous I. R. C. promoter . . . earnest and industrious . . . friend to all and enemy to n-one. Kappa Delta Phi 3, -l: Chairman Ticket Committee junior Card Party: Class Representative 43 Sopho- more Show: Presiclenfs List 33 Basketball l, 2, 3 4, Co-Captain 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4: Football -l: Softball -l. HAM owem 87 Victory Road Lynn February 17 jtxiok Hmm 44 ' And grant him all his heart's desires in life. Skinner . . . basketball hero . . . firm belief in his convictions . . . sensational as a storyteller . . . bow tie . . . well-tailored appearance. gzza AMA mince 22 liimlmll Street Malclen Noveinlmei' 22 JUNIOR Hnzn if Glee Club 13 Co-Cliaiiwnan Refrexlmient Committee CLIPPER Dance 41 Sophomore and Senior Sliowsg XV. A. A. Repre-eiitative 1, Z1 Soccer 1: Hockey 2: Bzrakeiball 1, 2: Volleyball 1, Z: Softball l, 2. Daintily fashioned and of exquisite grace. Spontaneous gaiety . . . excellent student . . . out- standing in literary ability . . . original and Witty say- ings. YVVitliclrew December, 1950. Degree to be conferred upon completion of courses. 6461145 6 H9816 6 Harrison A venue Beverly June 3 JUNIOR HlflI'I Photography Editor CLIPPER3 Camera Club 1, 2 3, 4, President 2: College Choir 1, Z: Glee Club 1, Z: Public Relations Committee 1, Z, 3, 4, Co-Chair- man 3, -lg Chairman Publicity Committee CLIPPER Dance -lg Chairman Hotel Committee junior Prom 33 Public Relations Conference 33 Council Executive Board 3, -1: Photography Editor Log 2, 3, 43 Light- ing Director Sophomore Show. The man of many arts. Flash . . . publicity expert . . , responsible for excel- lent CLIPPER pictures . . . faithful class servant . . . diplomat. ZW M 'T HMA? 66 Mavericlq Street Chelsea january 20 JUNIOR 1'1lGH 33 Hockey Z, 3: Basketball lg Volleyball L, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Vice-President Z, Make-up 2g Dra- matic Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Prompter 1, Z, 3, Make-up 2 33 Log Reporter 1, 2, Club Editor 3, Assistant Busi- ness Manager -lg Associate Editor Compass 3, 4 Sophomore Showg Pre-sident's List 33 Soccer 1, 2 Newcomb 1, 2, 3: Softball Z5 Swimming 3. All these charms by which thou shinest among Thy sisters. Gay and vivacious . . . ready smile . . . one of Salem's most co-operative students . . . ardent sportswoman . . . reliabl-e and congenial. 3: Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, -lg Presidenfs List 1, Z, 35 M. A. A. Treasurer 3. WCAQKM Hman 31 Sumniiei' Street Salem December 16 CoMMi31ec1ixi, Great would be his fame und-er heaven among all men, and a goodly gift will be given him. The epitome of scholarship . . . our accounting wizard . . . abounds in common sense . . . a little man with great potentialities . . . a staunch believer in a lot of work, a little playf' f06lflfL 777 Hrozulxx'zLy Somerville Septeniber 2.5 JUNIUR Hmm Dramatic Club 2, 3: Chairman junior Card Party 3 Social Committee 3: Sophomore Show: XV. A. A Awards 1 and 3. In form and feature perfect as the Gods. Last of the Big Four . . . current events expert . entertaining and versatile . . . mind of her own. Camera Club I, 2: A. C. F. 3 President 3: I. R. C. -1: XY. A. A. Conference 2: Laura . Q.-. l Cham 3 A C. IL. Open-House 3: Sophomore and Senior Shows: XY. A. A. Representative li Head of Newcomb 2: Head of Team Sports 3: XY. A. A. Awards 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 2, 3, -lg H 1' ' ' -, otke5 7 3. -1. Newcomb 11 Soccer Z. 3: Softball li Yolleyl 2, 3, 41 Honor Team 3. mall l, Lung CSZWLIQL N8 New l':n'lf Street Lynn Uetulwl' I3 li1,miicN'i',xln' .-.,..,,,-. l 1 l I 1 1 I l i Swift o'er the waves we fly: the fresheninw' wales sine' throuffl tl shrouds- i bb 6 bl lf Refreshing as a summer breeze . . . affable and sympa- thetic . . . a girl for every spovtn . . . true spirit OF helpfulness. mary of sz., 7 Pickett Street Beverly llecembei' 17 l2LI2MI2N'I'.XRY Glee Club 1: l. R. C. 1. 2, 3, President -l: A. C. E. 3: Co-Chairman Hotel Committee Senior Reception: I. R. C. Conferences 3, -li Council Representative Z, -lg Assembly Committee 33 Daisy Chain 33 Presi- dent! List 3, 4: XY, .X. A. Awards 1, 23 Basket- ball 2. 3: Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 35 Volley- ball 1, Z, 3, -l. Her own fair hands 6lUlJl'OlClCI',Cl every part: Beneath the rest it lay divinely bright. 'Wonderful philosophy of life . . . elfin charm all h-e-r own . . . professionally-minded . . . steerer of I. R. C. . . . music and sports her avocations. ,MA iam ,SZeeAan, K r. 41 Pacific Street Lynn july 26 JUNIOR HIGH ll..+X.A. 1, Z, 3, -l: Inira Mural Basketball 3, -lg Usher Open-Hou e for Legjislaiors 4. Like solid rock or steel I keep my trust. Frank and witty . . . the all-round college man . . . deep thinker with sound philosophy of life . . . sterling worth . . . a man of his word. 1 Wig gi SMA 3 Forest Hill .-Xvenuc Lynn February 23 ELEx1i5NT.ixRY 7 YN T 1 wsu: f! il 3 Editor-in-Chief CLIPPERQ College Choir 1, 2, 32 Dramatic Club 1, Z, 3, -l, Secretary 25 Chairman Publicity Committee junior Card Party 33 General Chairman, CLIPPER Dance 4: Daisy Chain 32 Publicity Committee 2, 33 Guide, Legislative Com- mittee -lg Sophomore and Senior Showsg Dramatic Club Plays Z 3: President's List 35 Basketball 1, 23 Hockey 2: Newcomb 1, 25 Soccer 1, Z, 33 Volley- ball 1, 2, 33 VV. A. A. Awards 1 and 2. . . they heard her sweet voice singing. Dependable CLIPPER editor . . . original in her think- mg . . . sports, music, drama, poetry among her many interests . . . pensive and wise. 676205-QfA NSZOQVLCBI' 33 lilm Street l,y1111 December 29 E1.EM1aN'rA1zY Associate Editor CLIPPER3 Craft Club 1: Glee Club 1, 25 Camera Club -lg Dramatic Club 43 Log Reporter lg Open-House Entertaiiimeiit 23 Ho-stess, Legislature Day: NETPA Conference 43 Soipliomore and Senior Shows: VV. A1 A. Award lg Basketball 1, Z, 43 Hiking 1, -lg Hockey l, 2, -li Soccer l, 2, -lg Softball -1: Yo-llcyball 1. 2, 3. VVhose is that faire face that shines so bright ? Que of the TV co-eds . . , refreshiiig sense of humor . . . like a page from Vogue . . . will grace a classroom cwon NSZQZKLIA l7 XYarxx'ick Read Brookline October 22 JUNIOR HIGH Ski Club 1, 2, 3, -l. President l, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Play 3: Chairman Radio Plays 4. I speak the proinptings of my heart. Ski champion . . . mechanic extraordinary . . . singer of ballads . . . future naval ensign . . . unusually keen mind . . . an individualist. Soccer 1: Softball -. JOQVL 588085 35 XX':1llzu'c Street Soniervillc- Septcinbci' l l ELEM I2N'r.xm lilee Club l, 23 .-X. C. li. -lg Camera Club 3: Chair- man Social Committee Freslnnan Party 23 Pulnlieity Committee 4: Soplioino-re and Senior Shows: XV. A. A. Award l: Ha-lfctball 1, 2, 3. 4: Hockey 1, lg 7 1' XVl1o drives the free, or stays the hasty friend: True friendsbip's laws are by this rule express'd. A ..,,.. Sweet disposition . . . clever iniitatoi' . . . exponent of modern dance . , . second of her family to be welcomed :Lt Sale-in. df? CQIAOIOL Zl Lincnfn Avenue Gloucester March 13 ELEMENTARY Advertising Manager CLIPPERQ Czlee Club lg A. C E. 3, 4- Secretary 3: I. R. C. 4. Open-House 3 Senior Show: Presidenfs List 2, 3, 4. Wortl1y of awe and able to achievief' Integrity of character . . . depth of intellectual power . . . balance of work and play . . . caviar to the general . . accomplished pianist. Associate Editor CLIPPER: Cafeteria 3, 4: I. R. C. 41 Chairman Entertainment Committee Commercial Council Banquet 1: Chairman Table Decorations Committee Initiation Banquet 1: Chairman Commer- cial Council Banquet Program Committee 33 Chair- man W. A. A. Dance Decorations Committee 33 Chairman Set-Up Committee VV. A. A. Banquet 33 Co-Chairman VV. A. A. Dance Decorations Com- mittee 4g Commercial Council Representative 13 VV. A. A. Co-nferenice 3: Log Typist 3, 4: Open-House 3, 4, Speaker 3: Sophomore and Senior Shows: VV. A. A. Recording Secretary 4: Head of Volleyball 33 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, Honor Team 1, 33 Hockey 2, 33 Newcomb Z, 3, Soccer 2, 33 Softball 1, 2, 3: Volley- ball l, 2, 3, Honor Team Z, 3, Orange Honor Team 2, 3: Swimming 3, -lg XV. A. A. Awards 1, Z, 3, 4. OLP? ll Maynard Street Arlington October 31 COMMERCIAL .1 Easily thou knowest it, for indeed thou never lackest understanding. The girl for every sport . . . bubbling over with en- thusiasm . . . active participant in all social activities . . . Irish wit and charm. Myra ,ia 37.X llehon Street Revere Septelnber 19 COM Mislzeiixl, Associate Editor Compass 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Dra- matic Club 1, 2: Bork Club -lg L0g Typist 4: Chair- man Publicity Committee Sophomore Show: Chair- man Refreshment Committee Junior Card Party: Program Committee 3, Chairman -l: Laurel Chain 33 Omen-House Refreshment Committee 2, 3: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, -lg Hockey 2, -1: Newcomb 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 43 Volleyball 1, Z, 3, 4, Honor Team 33 VV. A. A. Awards 1, 2, 3, -l. Yea, an excellent thing is this, when the hearer of a message has a prescient wit. Nice to meet, nicer to know . . . placidly sails through life, liked by all . . . a Th-e-spian of no small merit. 3 elif? . PCL HLVL 159 Central Avenue Ncw Bedford April 3 Conirnlacmr, I. R. C. Z, 3, -lg Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 45 C-ommercial Council Rep- resentative Z, 35 Finance Committee Z, 3, 4g Presi- dent's List 1, Z 3: Rl. A. A. Vice-President 3: Base- ball l, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3. And uttering his voice 11-e spoke to him winged words. Man of distinction . . . meteorological wizard . . . Kappa Delta Pl1i's leader . . . famous on diamond and court . . . energetic and diligent worker. Mcfor je 5 15 Farrar' Street Lynn September 15 ELEAIENTARY Baseball 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1 The combat urges, and my soul's on fire. Athlete- known to fame . . . enthusiastic over foreign affairs . . . Eat, drink, and be me1'ry. - A ,Qt ' v 75251 ,tx hi 4. '.r- . 0 0 Q23 T-Ag . u 4 JL: ' . fi , Y Y r ' x 1.1 V' SAV .if j---V? .. je.. .lit . nv -', Q . .r, . I . -fl . '- 'dl - :M -. .. , bg l Q .Mn ,ll .- A it-gif PI N ff' .I f ufgggr' .t ,-- vii , .gf bu..- x V188 ,-if '45,-'T L F'-'A .- 'a fi T -o?x,?JAf.' ll - if ', r' . f Q -:. . v V. .aku 2 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays 1, 2. 4: L0 Z, 43 Soplioniore and Senior Sliowsg Presidentfi List 43 ' 6' l 9 3 -l W. A. A. Awar ggef Zizil 64 Wlalnut Street Chelsea May 24 ELEMENTARY Now let me speak of what the gods reveal. Famous for lier asides . . . live wire of many a gatlier- ing . . . intense interest in literature and clramatics . . zest for living. . mifi P. 36 Grant Road Lynn June 19 ELEMENTARY john Burroughs Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Vice President -lg Class Day Usher 3: President's Llst 3, 4. .l'f1 .1 . 'wg He, wandering long, a wid-e-r circle made, 'ET And many-langued natlons has su1'vey'd: .., rf Z I, ,. rf I 'f' Ht 'I Drink deep or taste not the Pierian spring . . . sure I to succeed . . . w1ll1ng to work asslduously to achleve 3, his goals. . W. Y! fr. gl Qu ,xl . ,'l , r ll ' .' - 4 i .'r. lfflglz all I aff-fai' ' .'Q.'Q..'.:l'ii 9 ee Club 1: Draniatic Club 1, 23 Camera Club 32 C. E. -li Soplimnorc and Senior Shows! Basket- ball l 7 3 -l Hptlex I 7 Q0 ci 1 ball ,...x. l 2, 3: Volleyball l 7 3 4 Z4l iKy!fl, 4-l 'l'nflrn' Strc-vt l.vnn l?ClJl'll2lI'j' 23 limcxi 1-:Nrxm 'vc 5 .-:-rc1' ,Zz Soft HQ, not unconscious of the voice and tread, Lifts to the sound his ear. and rears his head. Zinkie . . . tinkling laughter pleasant to hear . . curly hair anfl winning smile . . . music. acting, anc photography are ber avocaticms. Hngerf Eau ien Z3 Green Street Salem March 6 JUNIOR HIGH Who .strengthens man with his OW!! f- . viii' . . '.:?,'E1 Welc-ome addition to 015111 1950-l95il'vga?Gfiip' Q of a I1at1VC son. St. J'ohn's Seminary, Ph.B., 19485 French Academy, 1 ev . s x, :V sq--'-4 A- -. ,s 2 Dramaticsg Salem, M. A. A. 45 Presidfent's List 4. Harvard, AB., 1950: Salem, M. A. A. 4: Kappa Delta Phi -L 8I f W 19 Rosedale Avenue Manchester March 23 JUNIOR lllflll VVho . . . so far hath sailed, So much encountered, and so little quailed ? Star of National Examinations . . . a newcomer who has proved his ability and friendliness. ll ry QBOJ .!66!o!8l 44 Xlnplt- Street Nlzlrlilt-liczul Sclitcililwi' 5 l'.I.1cxi im mm A tw. f Salem Xorinal Schoo-l, ,lunior High Course, 1923 Boston Univcrxity, Music Supl-rx'i.aoi s C61'Ill:lC21TC,192x Teacher, South Hafllcyl lVJk'Yt'l'L'UX Private Schoo hl11l'lJlQllCHllQ NVQ-tcrly, Rht-flu Ixlancl. Through all, one chorus sings so clea1'.', Une ClZlL1g'l'IlC'l', Nancy, ninth-g'racle student, Marblehead junior High School . . . musical and lite1'a1'y interests . . . pianist lNlarbleheafl Instrumental Club . . Marble- head XVomen's Club. Illlfl uxxicl' Xurmzxl Srlmul, l'l luulul 5111111 Rllylllllllll, Dzu1vc1'N3 I':usaic, Ncxx ml .jane ISS 5x Ix':111 Maw-1-1 Ilzllnxm l'n-ln'11:u'x' ll l'.l,l-ixHQN'1 .wx 'wwf- ' , Hay the gods luring you wortlly l'CXX'Z1l'!lS.U Marie, a freshmzm at Holtcn High, IJZl11YGl'S . . . gram child. aged one and mme-lmlf years . . . illtcrcstccl in Lravcl . . . visiting nurse. tg , fx' 6+ Fuur clmilclu-11: Bob, El gracluatc of MIT., Doris Zl grad uzlle :nf li. U., Dick, a g'l'Z1flllZltC' uf Colby College: Ulixx f fm! ,Sil!ilfllfl0l f0l'l '1 32 lS1'z1111:111 5cl'L'Cl ll:111x uw Xl:11'cl1 li l':l.li Xl 11x 'lxxm' n XYl1uz1t1111 L'1,1llL-qc. .X.PZ., 193-lg Salc-111, P1'esidc11t's l'1'1vaic lllll'rCl'j'-'CllOOl teaching :X XYl1ll'1lllggl'Z1Cf3 and frieuclly mienn fl1ll1'CC cl1ilcl1'c11: Sue. a fresl1ma11 at Holteu High, Dan- versg .Iol111. Grade HI. and Paul, Grade I, Tapley School . . . Mothers' Club . . . P. T.A .... local and 11z1tio11z1l politics. VC DMM ICRC'I.Xl, SIQNIK PRS .. f.,:1za: . gm- - I 1--1 5: . f. .. . - ,I P , .og 4, - I 5 M L- . .. ,, .. .- A . .- . ... V., - . ,.. if . l . A , . . -gig, 4.7 .. , 5. A ' - . L I -i ' H! v. ' . .R bf Tlziril R0-zu: N. Russo, F. Murphy, D. Cook, H. Trillian, Courteziu. 5 lzzclcson, Diuzm, M. Nolan, If. Fioretti, Ii. Gzuuiiions. .S'vi'0ml Row: sl. I'z1sl1lay, M. Sullivzm, I'. Tzmeu, H. Murpliy, C. Mulcahy M. Murphy, I.. Fitzfiieitllcl, If. Keele, M. Clarke, R. Lzinge T. Iiouclicr, D. Iirzmczito. First Row: .-X. Ilowliug, L. Berarcl, A. Lynch, T. Lolos, Mr. 'lel'fery, Y I,Zl11Zlg01JIOh, .X. Leary, .X Mcfusker. JUNIOR HIGH SENIORS . l - -fn D Y -w Tlzim' Row: G. Hoslcer, bl. Spiller, R. hlalbert. P. O'Com1or, E. Gwin, R LoPilz1to, VV. Slieehzm, R. Balclirii. 366011.11 Row: A. Lewis, B. Farnum, C. Rogers, vl. Q'Sl1ea, L. Gooclriclge L. Miehaucl, N. Haskell, J. Carver. J FirstR01v: I. Collins, B. Roller, R. Powers, Miss Burnham, V. .loffe E. Prince, J. Moore. If !fMliX'iiXlQY SVT-fl' PIC ' Tlzirrl R0-zu: 12. Dodge. R. Denning, D. ulolnison, Ol, LL-zlry, X. Finkh-stein. .S'vvm1.f1' Row: VV. Burger, N. Dioguzn-fli, Ii. Lhzisu, li. Brown, F. Fcency --X. McN:unara, E. lizirry, Y. Tscki, K. Cohner. Ifirsf Row: H. XX'o1fe, A. Morris, M. Shav, M. Lotto. Miss XYz1llaCe. M. J Zinkhne, J. Steeves, L. Costai I b ELEMENTARY SENIOR Il Tlzim' Row: R. Pinks, B. Baer, R. Lindgren, S. Crasnick, C. Angelakishl Oherg, M. Nimhlett, U. O'Connor, P. Smith. .S'Cl'0l1d Row: M. Bartlett, M. Strople, D. Donnelly, P. Barry, M. Carney E. Spencer, M. Kirby, M. Dickinson, A. Filadoro, G. Monk First Row: M. Lysaght. E. Feldman, C. Hunewill, Miss Mrose, E. Mason E. Tzizik, K. Murphy, B. Hirsch. Q.. JM, 1514 PQ :.- ' :E , MARGOT-ELLEN BURGER lb. October 28, 1949 EL1SABETH BURGER b. October ZZ, 1947 NVILLIAM XV. BURGER, JR. b. January 8, 1951 JEREMIAH VINCENT MURPHY, III b. March 25, 1951 STEPHEN JAY TRAHAN b. March 14, 1951 PAULA LON FINKLESTEIN b. March 19, 1949 is ' 9 mx 'V ' L4 5' A , ME' If , f F . 2 5 'V . , 5 . PAMELA MAY BUTLER b. january 10, 1951 ,Spa Lmifw I I t 'x K.. A , .- 'S . ' Q 5 ,K If ' :Lv F f s 4 ---'x 5' - ' , 0 rf r' Q ' -5 f A av ' ' VA' PRISCILLA ELLEN DODGE ',f5ij .-'J b. May 3, 1950 , ,,-, il Ac' JOSEPH PAUL CAMELLO b. October 31, 1950 A 'L , fa' 'iw ' f in-Sky. 2. V ! Ah .VZ-I., ,. 'I V' JAMES HOYT FOSTER, JR. ANDREA MARIE COURTEAU b. March 2, 1951 b. April 15, 1950 X- fr .. f TJ 'MW F3 f s1'f 4 fisa. mai xi. UQ 5 . ll UI gg F i fm '! I ,,, , 1 L fi gg il :S- A l sl- W i f ? I X iv 'iv' P In y X n-wg. 1 OCA Lf Q? s V 9 'r h ff 'sd -EW xxx T! ' 2 1 .W A, , W. QW I I . , L i a,HJ.n Y f' If'-'., R ., 1'f'?'- ,, 5 1,0 gg f 1 igiw , V yfbiffffi af ' ' M1 9 1. 3 F Y - .. JT. I Q. T Q - ' 'M..fw-Mn-U Www f-'W' W f , , in , .. 'if' av ' 1 if it w. 3 z' Q AW . , '55 an XM... ...H X , as-, v i' f u 0 Q 'W ff it 5 fu? rv A-gf? YO' i WTI: 1 25 v-'I Pfngmmw' Qi , asv: . 'A ., ?T.Q' J 4 ' vit H J 'f A , ' '3 , y , f 1- .,, x -mn rd , 4 I ' JC, lj N' 4. , , 1 , .'-A vf - : ' .,rfjf?24 P ' uf AT 5 vi 'V W, 1 P y 464 Mx:-'Y W , Hwy.. V Y , Y' 4 J -if , -- AT , j W, fx ,I ,, 5 , 4. .- x Q, .kr Kf- r' ' - I '-l..w'o-:gg 'm',,,.,,g,.,3-- If. ' .A M. ky .M 4 ,A Q xi- , ' -oW...w,, Q C1 ' Q. mf V Ks! ii N! ,. J- . Wy ,K 6 19, ' 3-. ..i',J ' ly,'! ' .Ffh V. i ji as L-5-,x 'T 1 - 'Mft ' sg 3: jf Y age! If lv, ki 1-Iiatnrg ' In the annals of classical literature, there is probably no hero so rc- nowned as Honier's Odysseus. .X parallel between his imaginary wander- ings and the adventures of the Class of l'l5l is easily drawn. lioth our college voyage and the jonrneyings of Odysseus have been marked by many extraordinary events. Odysseus travelled for ten years. we for but four. yet we have as many tales to tell as he. XYhat shall we tell of first, what last: The Iliad describes Odysseus' adventures in the Trojan XYar, prior to his ten years of wandering. XYe. too, had our taste of battle in the years before entering Salem. For most. these were the high school years, but some of our crew reallv were- returning from a war that was a thousand times more terrible than the war at Troy. Since this is to be a chronicle of our four years of college, let us start at the beginning, on the day when we loarded our new ship. T1101't' lies the port: llze -z'cs.vvI puffs lzvr mil. 1947 - 1948 The rosy-fingered dawn of our college journey was a memorable one. A fair wind blew us to Salem on Orientation Day. where we met many strange but friendly people. Some- were the members of our new crew. others were experienced sailors on the sea of college life. Our Junior sis- ters and brothers gave us such a pleasant welcome that we began to feel at ease upon einbarkation. Thence we sailed onward. hopeful at heart, into the first few weeks of our expedition toward knowledge. Our crew were quickly becoming acquainted with their new surroundings, when a dangerous wind blew us to the land of the Cyclopes, better known as the realm of the Sophomores. These evil-eyed ones made us suffer many hardships, such as blitzing, reciting poetry, black-listing, wearing humiliating outfits, getting crew cuts and suffering in THE LOCKER ROOM! Shall we ever forget Bea Glass at the organ, or .loan-Anne Moores interpretation of a baseball game? Little did we suspect that our tormentors would soon become our counsel- lors and dear shipmates. ln the banquet skits, the college received its first glimpse of our dramatic ability. Freshman Ls Royalty play, starred Kay Angelakis as the Queen, Don johnson as His Royal Highness, and Ken Colmer, as the jester. The story of The Three Bears was dramatized with some variations by a group from Freshman H, including Kay Qiforencyj Murphy, Joan Heeger, and Ruth Lindgren. New Yorks famous Rockettes were not superior to the Salem chorus-line which was made up of the entire Freshman UI sec- tion. A Chinese Murder Mystery, and a dance routine, performed by the Commercial members of our crew, completed the entertainment. We sailed onward from Initiation, happy as those who have been reprieved from death, to our next struggle. This was the hectic campaign to choose from among our mates, those worthy of guiding us upon the first quarter of the voyage. The results were quickly recorded by our speedy tabulators: President, Richard Denning from Freshman III: First Vice- President, George Hosker, from Freshman I3 Second Vice-President, Ann McNamara from Freshman Hg Treasurer, Albert Prendergast from Com- mercial Freshman IIQ Leonard Caine from Commercial Freshman I was to be Secretary, and Marilyn Clark was to keep a record of our travels. A glimpse at our log shows us that the Parents' Tea was held soon after our elections. This reception proved to be the first of our many suc- ,W fd' FJ Mi xr 3 Affx vs' 9 iff- F.- f 'v' . I F. ,- Rf A7 1 Y 's...,, ,, . 4 N 12,-'X z' F F cessfnl social events. The latent talent among our seamen bnrst into glory during the entertaininent when lfrances lfeeney and liob .Iallmert played the piano, livelyn Mason perforined on her violin accoinpanied by l.ncilh- Ilcrarfl. and liarbara Brown, slim U'Sl1ea, Ralph I,ol'ilato, and lid flwin raised their voices in song. llarbara Freed recited a stirring monologue. XYhen winter arrived, we discovered many skilled Imsketlvall players in the freshman class. Those who made the varsity that year were 'lui' Conrteau, Hob Powers, Kenny Colmer and llanlc Tralian. The first two proved to be the highest scorers for the ll!-l8 season of Salt-m's favorite sport. Some heartless god let loose a gale that blew us steadily toward the stormy Seas of Hades, Mid-year Examinations. XYe sailed onward through these dark waters, stricken at heart, with the spirit of the crew faltering beneath the burden of cramming . For the space of five days we labored by night and day. and on the sixth when we drifted upon calmer seas. we were happy to see that we had weathered the gale remarkably well. Life aboard ship in the year 1947-1948 was far from dull. NYhen we weren't pounding our typewriters, cutting frogs, or practicing gestures, we found time to attend the senior Nostalgic Ninetiesn show, the Glee Club operetta, Show Business, the Commercial Council and XY. A. A. banquets, many excellent dances, and the Dramatic Club presentation of Jam' Eyre. The last held special interest for us, because several of our members were among the castg these included Lucille Michaud, .loan-Anne Moore, Arlene Lewis, Ethel Tzizik, and Robert jalbert. But of all the memories we hold of our Freshman year, none is more fondly recalled than that of our April Showers Frolic. The pastel umbrellas and spring flowers which adorned the hall helped to make this one of the most delightful and successful dances ever held at Salem. Before we were besieged with exams again, we cast our ballots for our next otticers. Those elected were: President. Barbara Farnum: Yice- President, joe Courteaug Secretary, Beatrice XYolte3 Treasurer, Bob Donovan. Our last weeks as able seamen were spent in Move-Cp rehearsals, clean- ing the ship from stem to stern for a visit from the Accreditation Committee, signing Clippc'r.s', and making vacation plans. The Olympic Council besieged us once more with another set of exams. which oddlv enough seemed les fearful than had the first one. C ' . 6 i 5 XVhen Odysseus and his crew stopped at the peaceful land of the Lotos- eaters, they were enchanted by a dreamy, languid feeling which made them forget their previous hardships: we were moved by a similar feeling as we disembarked at the land of vacation for a brief respite before our next mo- mentous year at Salem. I um Ivcroiizc ll lIfIIlIf',' lim' lI.'7UtIj'S rouiiiiizg tuitli u liiiugry lzcurf .llucli lzatw' I SFUII and A'lI0'ZU1l.W 1948-1949 VVe boarded our craft once more, eager to meet the new adventures which lay ahead on the next lap of our voyage. Ah, here we were, entering upon that era of the foolish, yet wise sophomore, who gazes with raised eye-Q if' brows rin the antics of the lleilgings, who, but for the 1fl'IlK'l' of lll'JlXt'll 'ind that las!-minute craininnig. we nnghl still have been. livery class that has sailed to Circe's isle' has fallen under her en- chantment for several weeks. Hers is the power to change nu-11 into beasts. To the lfreslnneii we seemed fully lransforiiied. for none could escape our wrath during Initiation conducted llllfl01' the leadership ol Klarv lxirbv. li would be dillicnlt to determine whether the l'l'l'Sllllll'll were wearier or lll1lI'l' stained than the Soplioinores in the locker rooin on Bancpiet night. but ii is certain that none who went through our torture k'll2l1lllll'I'U will ever for' get it. lnitiation was modified the next yearl No lonffer befuddled as far as marliamentarv law was concerned. we . 5 1 - ' . beffan a series of stormv class ineetinws. Xone was more YlUlCl1'E than that 5. -' 25 . wlnch preceded our Dog l'atch dance. To be 111 the gym, or not to be in the gym-that was the question! Nevertheless, every Li'l Abner and lJa1sy May who attended the affair enjoyed the unusual dance. Because of spirited debating which had characterized our mass meet- ings, often resulting in near-riots, we voted to draw up a constitution. Through the tireless efforts of the committee appointed to write the docu- ment, a good constitution was presented and was soon adopted by our class. Time has proved its value, since we have never returned to the' same useless bickering of our earlier days. A record poll. conducted at Salem in December. was presented later on the Boston Ballroom program. Although no chanteys were chosen, manv current hits and all-time favorites were. One of the records played was Buttons and Bows. President Sullivan's favorite. The lecture schedule for the '48-'49 season included some of the best programs we have had. Dance instruction. a personality lecture, several musical programs. book reviews by the popular Mrs. Rudkin, and The Barretts of XYimpole Street headed by our favorite Mary Louise Hickey broadened our cultural background. A general sigh of relief went up from everyone after exams were over. Many nights had been spent reviewing the rock cycle, glacial evidences, main motions. planets. the American Revolution. Heoiuzzlf, and syllogisms. After we had recuperated from our scholastic en- deavors. we set sail upon one of our most tremendous adventures - the Sophomore Show. Round-Trip Ticket proved to be a huge success, which may be accounted for by the fact that it enlisted the whole-hearted efforts uf almost the entire class. Special credit must go to the co-directors, Ralph LoPilato, and Joan-Anne Moore, and to our gifted pianist, Frances Feeney. Most memorable among the acts were: You Can't Get A Man NYith A Gun, the minstrel show starring Ken Colmer, Ed Gwin, Bob Powers, and -lim Leary as end men: Arlene Lewis' impersonation of Sophie Tucker: the An- drew Sisters, and the Coney Island bathing beauties. The imaginary musi- cal tour of the United States, from its opening song, Quanto La Gustaf' to the finale, Every State in the Forty-Eight, was a triumph ot entertain- ment. An air of tranquillity again returned to our days aboard ship as we returned to shorthand transcription, the mysteries of physics. and our file-ld trips for Government, which took us to the State House and Charlestown State Prison. The Shakespeare and classic groups saw Hamlet, lllIl lI'C'LI, and Richard III that winter. Out-of-school hours were spent in swimming classes, at Open-House Day. Business Machines Exhibit. and the impressive Twenty-fifth Anniversary Banquet of the VV. A. A. In the chapter of the 0113155031 we find many references to games. Homer writes that there is no greater glory for a man than to be skilled in the sports. Odysseus was a superior athlete, a champion. Although our ILMLOT M0111 king N.,- ff-Zeg ,aa ls 6K games were quite different from the discus throwing and archery of his day, we too enjoyed the friendly competition that participation in sports provide. Many Sophomores were seen on the basketball court and the baseball diamond that year. XYhen Salem traveled to play the girls at l.owell, those representing our class were: l'at Collins, .Xnne McCusker, l ucille Michaud, Christine Mulcahy, Mary Semple, and .Xnn Leary. XX'ith the addition of Ralph liutler, the same members of our class who had played the previous year, aided the varsity basketball team through its season. lion Flollllsoll, - 'us - l -. . , . .Inn Obhea, hlun l.eary, and laul Camello helped the ,Iunior Xarsithv lo achieve a victorious record. XYhen Spring finally put in her appearance, we found liob l'owe'rs, Victor Tseki, l'aul Camello, Ralph liutler, lien tio!- mer, .lim Foster, and Henry Trahan rounding the bases for Salem. Late that spring four of our shipmates, the stars of our show, brought recognition to Salem and special credit to our class by being the first Salemites to appear on television. Dorothy Donnelly, Mary liirbyv, lietty Spencer, and Helen tbliehoeuj Courteau traveled to New York to give their famous rendition of I Can't Say No, on Ted Macles Show. George llllxlz- flIfjf01l Slcfil llcrc. directed by Barbara Freed and listelle XYolk, was the high point of the Dramatic Club's program. Deserving of special mention are Ralph I..oPilato as Mr. Kimber, and joan-Anne Moore, who assumed one of the leading roles on four hours' notice. XYith all sails set, we sped through the last weeks of our Sopliomore cruise past the reefs of exams, the ripples of farewell parties, picnics and Move-Up exercises. thence again into the carefree country of the I,otos- eaters, the land of vacation. Fo, JQUIIII' llzrcc SIIHA' In sffirr llfllf limzrfl lJI'X'.'?t'l -- To fo lute kz10'zu!r.:fg0 filic cl Qlxlklilljj sifzr. 1949-1950 Toward the end of Odysseus' travels, he was washed upon the shore of l'haeacia. Here he was feasted and entertained by the peaceful inhabi- tants. After his restful visit, the Phaeaciaus equipped him with men and a ship to complete his journey 'home to Ithaca. Our .Iunior Year at Salem was a relatively peaceful and pleasant one, with each and every course equip- ping us for our chosen profession. VVhen we had hoisted the white sails of our ship for the third time, we realized that we had passed the half-way mark of our college voyage. That Orientation Day we were the big sisters and brothers, we were the gracious hosts whose duty it was to welcome aboard a crew of young sailors. Two new members were welcomed to the Olympic Council that September, Dr. Leo Hennessey and Mr. Timothy F. Clifford. A glance at our programs showed that our classes were of a slightly different flavor from those of previous years, for they were liberally seasoned with methods. Eagerly, every -Iunior High and Elementary tried to absorb the teaching techniques, for he realized with mingled excitement and appre- hension that he would soon be using them in the Horace Mann Training School. XYith mingled excitement and terror were anticipated the time when his powers would be- put to the test. The social calendar listed many activities such as the Initiation Iian- quet, Clipper Dance, XY. A. .-X, Play Day, I. R. C. spaghetti dinner, and the wonderful Newman Club Minstrel Show. Main topics of conversation were: the increasing number of engaged classmates, the burglary of the cigarette and coke machines: the Indian who hoaxed us neatly: the refurbishing or the Rec Room, credit for which went to our classmates. Kay tMorencyj OG CGW TI, THL INh+V.M1JL mlm THE VFECE I1 , in ...af 1-al 1 2 f Murphy and Ruth Lindgren. and the many jokes about the lirink roliberv. Anyone who possessed more than five dollars was quickly accused of the theft. A crew of carpenters boarded the ship to make it fireproof and sea- worthy. Xklalls, doors, and fire escapes emerged in unexpected places, and Salemites needed maps to find their way from deck to deck. lt was like running an obstacle course to get about: at last, we had a good excuse for being late to class. Unforgettable scenes: the man with the wheelbarrow who attended many of our class meetings: the carpenter. cigar and all, who kept crawling in and out of Bliss Burnham's window, and the teacher who was the unhappy recipient of a shower of plaster. Under the leadership of our efficient officers, ,lames O'Shea, l'rc-sidentg Bd Gwin, Vice-President: Beatrice XYolfe, Secretary: and Chris Mulcahy, Treasurer, we undertook several money-making ventures. The first was a bridge and whist party, which was under the direction of Dan Cole, lid Dodge was in charge of our profitable cake sale. XYith an enlarged treasury we felt able to begin plans for our blunior Prom. S After the ever-welcome Christmas holidays and the much dreaded exams were over, a new world was opened to the eyes of the Iilementaries and junior Highs. This was the era of lesson plans, conferences, workbooks. visual aids, I. and experiences with many little darlings with a wide range of individual differences. How timid we were the first time we stood before a class! As our confidence grew, however, we began to feel at home on the training ship. Vve shall not soon forget the untiring efforts of our supervisors, the weeks we had to teach gym, the horrors of yard duty. or the few free' days that some of us had because of snow storms, days when we were envied by our comrades at college. A costume party was held by those who had trained the third quarter, and Beatrice Glass will be remem- bered as Uncle Joe Stalin. Diamonds began to glitter on many a finger. Eros, the god of love. sent arrows flying through the air at a rapid pace when Kay Angelakis, Barbara Brown. Sylvia Cohen. ,loan Heeger, Connie Hunewill, and Kay Morency became engaged, and Beatrice Gouchberg changed her name to Hirsch. VVith spring our thoughts blithefully turned to the long-awaited junior Prom. Stars were twinkling in the skies and in our eyes as we danced away the hours at the New Ocean House, The difficult task of choosing the most beautiful girls was finally accomplished when Barbara Farnum was chosen as Queen and Arlene Lynch, Pat Collins, Chris Mulcahy, ,loan-Anne Moore, Bea Hirsch, and Ann Dowling formed her court. The theme, Some Enchanted Evening, aptly described the memorable ball. Since our earliest days at Salem we had been aware of the efforts of President Sullivan, the faculty, and students to bring to our college the prestige derived from accreditation. Qui' dreams became a reality in March of our Junior year when the National Committee accepted Salem to the ranks of accredited teachers colleges. To celebrate our triumph, a festive banquet was held in Chapel Hall. A beautiful desk was presented to Presi- dent Sullivan in appreciation for his untiring endeavors toward accredita- tion. To everyone, this was the most unforgettable of all the wonderful banquets ever given at Salem: we had achieved our goal and were resolved to sail on to new heights in the field of knowledge. The days and weeks of spring flew past in rapid pace as we prepared our panel discussions, took field trips to neighboring schools to observe classes, cheered for the baseball teams. and saw Katherine Hepburn in As You Like It in Boston. As the seniors donned caps and gowns, a feeling of loneliness crept into our hearts for we realized that we would soon be losing some of our best companions. Salem would not be quite the same without them. - -- . sw . ' v , xx ,s .4 . 4 f 5' N ' f: fm'f H- C ' ' ' f IJ' .,..,4q.-,ms I' ' -. 1 mr 'p, J ' A' M ., 'Ai' tfbf ff? ,Q ,U ' 'Q Ei... 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On Class llay afternoon the Seniors were escorted to the lvy Oration by our l.aure1 Cfliain, which include-fl l'hyl1is Tauen, Mary St-mple, Constance llunewill, Ruth Linflgrm-n, Sylvia Cohen, Barbara Freed, .loan lleeger, .Xnn liovvling, Lucille Bc-i':u-fl. liflna Chase, Beatrice Glass, and Beatrice W'o1le. The ushers at flass Day and Graduation included .loc Coiirti-ali. .lim Leary, Ralph 1.ol'i1ato, llick Denning, iii-orge Monk, ,lohn llinan, lfrancis Murphy, lid lflodge, Maurice Nolan, lfrank lfiorelli, l'hilip O'Cfoinior. lit-urge Husker, .lames O'Shea, Nicholas Russo, Stan hlackson, llavirl Cook. lid fiwin, and Bill XYaitt. XYith all the pomp and circumstance associated with graduation, the Daisy Chain led the Seniors into Chapel Hall to receive their degrees. Those who carried the chain of seasonal daisies were: Anne N1cCusker lmarshall. Therese Boucher, Barbara Brown, Margaret Catto, Dorothy Donnelly, Bar- bara Farnum, Frances Feeney, Yivienne bloffe, Theodora Lolos, Ann llc- Namara, Viola Panagoplos, Mary Shay, and Phyllis Smith. No more pencils, no more books! Could vacation be here so soon? As we bade a temporary farewell to our shipmates, we realized that but one more year stood between us and the farewells that would mark the end of our voyage at Salem. Hui sonicfliiiig uri' flu' curl, .5-Ulllt' twrle of uolili' nor, lllfl-X' ye! fn' clone. 1950-1951 Odysseus so enjoyed his visit to C'alypso's Isle of Paradise that he wished to remain there forever, but a power beyond himself drove him on toward new horizons. XVith similar conflicting urges we spent our last happy year at Salem. Wfhen we raised anchor in September, 1950, the shadow of Mars darkened our reunion. NVe were saddened also by the news of the death of Mr. VVoods, our former professor of music. There were other changes, for Miss Janet Smith came to the Commercial illepartment and Miss Mary Mrose succeeded Miss 1Vare in the geography nook on the upper deck. Miss Ruth Southwick was appointed to the position in the training school held for so many years by Miss M. Elizabeth James. Our class officers were President james O'Shea, Vice-President Ralph LoPilato, Secretary Beatrice Glass, and Treasurer Frank Fioretti. Early in the year, we undertook two more money-making ventures. The first was XYhat's Cool-:in'? a compilation of the favorite recipes of our faculty and class members. Credit for its success belongs to the committees under the leadership of Stan Jackson. The next affair was a cake sale, in charge of Ed Dodge. To help finance the Clipper, a successful dance was held in October. The classical and mythological theme of the 1951 Clippri' was carried out in the decorations. VVhen not preparing for our dreaded chapel speeches, learning a few more methods, rummaging through Contemporary Literature and taking the field trips to Boston for Shakespeare class, We attended many shows, dances, banquets and other social affairs. An unique affair was the Open- House for members of the State Legislature. In the sports picture were the successful Lowell Day, which climaxed the soccer and hockey season for the W. A. A. The mighty Junior High Seniors were the champions in a spirited program of intramural football. The game of the year was that between the Matrimonial Maulersu and the Bewi1dered Bachelors, in which the former defeated the latter. Rehearsals for the Senior Show fgaxe little proini-e of thi- dazzling siicei-ss of that production. U,xl1j'lllllIQ,' titres ua- a wonderful show. just as g-foil as our Soplioinore one had been. Uiit-tanfling among the nuniliers we-re: Sid Caesar lhlim lfosterm and lmogene Voca s liea Classy: Ken Colmer and lim U'Sliea's inimitable rendition uf 'Alirusli lfp Your SllZlliC5I'1CZll'C'.-I .Xnnillorrisl Illini-y lillllul Ursula U't'oiii1or and l'hyllis Smith! We Hate Klt-nn: the lnflian chorus, and the Scottish nunilier. hiv Klotliens Xlvefliling Hay. sung by Xlary liirliy, lietty Spencer. and llot ljonnelly. The war and the fact that we would soon leave college caused the announcement of many eiigageiuents. Tliose who accepted rings were Nancy lia-kell, l'at Collins, Yivienne hloffe, Margaret Catto, Rosalyn Finks, .lanet Oberg, lileanor lxeele, Xlary Murphy. and liea XYolfe. Bea and Danny Cole were our first class couple. Of all the betrothals none pleased Us so much as that of Mrs. Klar- garet C. King and Presirleiit lidward fi. Sullivan. Every senior wishes them great trappings in the years to come and is happy to know that Salem will have a charming official hostess. .lust as Odysseus' crew became better adjusted to the sea and its terrors, so we no longer became seasick during the storm of exams, for somehow the waves seemed less formidable than those of earlier days. Im- mediately after the exams, the Coniniercials left Salem to do its practice teaching in various high schools. Un the two days that they returned to us during the eight weeks, their conversations about methods, disciplinary problems, and supervisors were very familiar to the Elementaries and .lunior Highs. A new course was added to our schedule by order of the Common- wealthg in cooperation with the Civil Defense Program we took a First-Aid course. Stock phrases were: Let me borrow your bandagef' Tn goes the good air . . . out goes the bad, and Let me find your pressure pointsf, Although our ship was nearing port, there was still much work to be clone. Included were factory and farm reports, Robert of Sicily, and Na- tional Teachers Examinations, of whose results we were justifiably proud. Of the forty-three who took the examination, over half made high scores, with Robe-rt Stanley and Marie Nimblett leading the field. Heard in the locker rooms and smoker were discussions of the job situation, the luck at missing the extra weeks at training imposed upon the Juniors, the Valentines received by President Sullivan and members of the faculty from the Three Gay Blades, the approaching draft call, and the numerous showers given for engaged classmates. The cleverness of the class babies extolled by doting fathers Joe Courteau, Ralph Butler, Paul Camello, Jim Foster Nat Finklestein Ed Dodge Bill Burger and Hank Trahan. a 1 b 9 b 7 A highlight of our last spring at Salem was the thrilling and unusual play, The Night of January Sixteenth, presented by the Dramatic Club. .loan-Anne Moore, Ralph LoPilato, James O'Shea, Frank Fioretti, Arlene Lewis, Ethel Tzizik, James Leary, Kenneth Colmer, Barbara Roller, and Beatrice Glass gave brilliant characterizations. Wfhen Odysseus reached Ithaca after twenty years' absence, he had to dislodge the suitors from his house before he could enjoy his return. This fate, at least, we have been sparedg at the home p'ort, nothing stood between us and the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education. 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T lll'l'll l'.R5Hl' llll:-ll Xlllli l l.X55 .ff ,. '1.,4, 35:41, fr JS' rg Qs? 6 -wg ' X14 '1 U .Q ,,1 2. ,, 5 W 05- 46 fi l ' 0 ' f 'lf ' f -.gf 4 sr' rifi . 'Q fig, nl ,iq 5 ll lea if 92 u Bl'6l'1lIZllI, SCl'I'L'flI1 X',' Rolzuul llwinell. T1':u.v1:1'v1' Shirley Foley, Pl't',9fliClIf,' Claire liuuiuski, lvI.1'4'-PITSIKICIII' COMMERCIAL JUNIOR I Third Ron' 1 Svrond Ron' First Row: N. Achesou, P. Russo, J. Sacco, R. Aldrich, R. Dwinell, E Burke, R. Anderson. : D. Desmond, I-I. Ahearu, Brennan, D. Araujo, L. Blodgett H. Brusseau, H. Gannon, B. Fargo, J. Giunta. VV. Bearse, B. Gomes, P. Kelley, M. Kasparian, R. Goldberg M. Heraty, C. Haskell, S. Foley. H PMMlilQl'I.Xl. .ll'NIf Pl! II FB .Sit'lI7lIff Rmu. ID. 5NYZlll5Hll, Y. liicker, K. i,llI'IL'l'. H. llzifkit-xx'icz, Nl, Klcfiinn M. I.,1niei'g:ui. Lf Kuninyki, li. Stziplef. l'l1'.vl lx,0'zi': I. Xvlnerg, R. i-ziz:ii', N, I'zu'twlI, it. AICi'2ll'H?lHfi, Klux trut- tenflen. UI.. XYeii5te1', Lf XYz1Isli, 'lf 'l'i'i:i1itzililiiii. .IUNTUR HIGH VIUNIHRS - A .V . . ,,,,,. Tlziru' Row: C. Cliainherlain, McDonald, S. 'GfCCllg'i?lSS, H. Hewitt, R Stanley, R. Beaulieu. Second Ron-1 Sullivan, Grillo, G. Beclrosian, A. Boy, T. Lynn, I-. .Xniziru P. Rubinstein, DeAngelis, L. Sczinnell. First Row: M. Bassett, A. Burnham, Mr. Moody, .-X. Maglio, F. Alpert -I. McCarron. 'Y ea? IiI.IiMIiX'l'.XIiY .IL'XI4 Ili I ,Lex ,ff ? v..a 4, . . A 1 - ,.. Tlzirzl Row: M. Sawyer. A. Mzlttliews, IQ. McNeill. A. Xlvrllfe, R. lirownell R. Tlioinson, IJ. XYliite, M. lfqnils. Ii. Senllelmen .Sl4't'0lIlf1e0Zk'I I.. Cliristoplier, A. McI.ez1n, IQ. Iznisson, T. Flanagan, I- Kenner, G. I-lill, M. Pzlteli, M. McI-z1ugliIin, I-. Freeclinan, P Daly, I.. Slieelian, I.. lYillzu'cl. Ifirxf Row: I. Bowl, M. Torpey, B. Collins, A. Ilerrigan, M. Nolan, Miss Stone, -I. McFz11'Iz1ne, bl. Mercier, M. Stephens. A. Miurray -I. I.omlia1'cIi. IiI-IiMIiN'I'ARY JUNIOR II Tlzird Kon' . .S'c'f'011.a' R 0 First Rotu- xiq, .,. .. . 1 t, mxlKvt: :IQ I. Cahill, P. Auger, C. Visco, I. Slaven, R. Cafarelli, M -AYZIYNCY, M, Murphy, M. A'Hearn. H M. Kane. A. Glover, L. Barrows, F. Flynn, A. Fletclizr, J Thompson, M. Hanlon, P. Anthony, H. VVriglit, P. Turner J. Kinlian, M. XYyman, N. Hanley, M. Byrne, H. Slizunberger Miss Driscoll, P. Cronin, E. Collins, A. Copoulos, B. Carella Hlfl ll'lCliS Ulf 'l'lll'l SUI'lIUXllJIQl', l'I.XS5 Iflaine Hummerstrum, Tl'l't!.YllI'l'I',' Dolores Filluciu, ,S'vm'vfm'y,- Riclmzml St. gxxlllillltl. I'1'f'.v1'dr11f,' Patricia Cahill, I'I.l'U-f'l't'SI'lI'L'Jlf L'OXlMl2RCI.XL SCJtl'HUMORli I nmug W T. ' L. Tl1i1'dR0ft': Balch, M. Cronin, G. lictscs, bl. filllllllll, l.. lrllll N. Bums, E. lg21Cl1C1'l1lZ1l1. ix Y . llmcr, Sc'c01za'R01t': I.. Egan, IE. Fishman, M. Falucv, M, Clelmik, .X. Hzullit-lfl, A. Deehy, M. Bartlett, Gwocli, l.. Cullen. J fl 1 um lu First Row: I. Chzmcller, L. Harbour, li. Lama, C. lic n mm 1 u s, Mus J . lYitl1z1111, l,.4 Femino, A. Casey, H. lmckley. S . V , F1 .Q . fe- ' 1 i ii. U JMMl2RL'l.XL SOPHK D311 llili ll Q? .1 Third' Row: Sl't'0Il.!f R0-zu ' First Row: -017 V . ,-.,. . v - . f i.-S. , . . s- ff A,:' R. Brunell, R. St. Amanfl, T. Thihault, R. Tremblay, J Neenan, bl. O'Neill, L. Wall. B. Shaw, M. VVelling, M. O'Maley, M. U'Riorclan, B. Ross I-I. Rines, M. Luz, S. Murray. B. Noble, H. McLeod, J Macera, M. Neipris. Y. Spinale, M. Landry, E. Mulcahy. M. Miskell, Miss Keily J. Vagge, A. VValsh, L. Nowacki. SOPHOMORE I Third Row: Second Rau First Row: F.. Duggan, P. Finn, F. Sparicio, R. Lovett, P. Riley, j Limongiello, S. Cunningham, B. Armstrong, J. Klickstein. N. Bergman, E. Atkins, J. Carlow, M. Friend, A. Gates, T Cullinane, E. Shannon, M. Shannon, B. Ham, I. Frangos. D. Fillacio, V. Finlay, P. Christoforo, E. Burns, Mr. Collins M. Beaulieu, M. Aloisi, L. Christoforo, Antonopoulos.- SfJl'llCJMCJlQli ll Svrozza' Row: B. Smith, M. Smallwood, S. Rodman, M. Shnman, tl. Caverly, I. Murphy, M. Nahornuk, M. CJ'Neil, bl. Johnson. Fi1'xfR0n': A. Vlroocls, l. Vasconcellos, E. lohnson, M. XYilton, L. Hamilton, C.'Somers, M. XYal5h, McGiyern, N. .lenness A. VValsh. ' SoPHoMoRE IH Third Row: G. Groesbeck, C. Towey, J. Ronan, VV. Kilroy, F. FitzGerald C. Zwonik, George, XV. Leahy, R. Tivnan, NV. Couture. Second Row: Marr, D. Sontham, D. Lambert, P. McDonald, T. Sobocinski N. Lampron, M. Meseth, Farraher, E. Harney, -I. Hen- nessey, S. Harvey, R. Mackie. First Row: T. Spitz, E. DiFilippo, E. Corcoran, A. Beaumont, Dr McGlynn, D. Lynch, MacLean, M. Shaw, P. Cahill A. Pooler. 9 Q-:s Hl'l'li,l'.R5 HI' llllz l'Rl'.8ll.Xl.XX 1l..X55 Charles Koulupoulos, .SLCCOIZIIY IvI'l'l'-IJl'l'.YI'tll'lIf,' Riclmarrl Zami, Trm1,vz11'vr,' Frederick Zami, First I'il'L'-Pl'l',9l,Cll'lIf,' lilizzllaetlu Derouiu, .SlL'C'l'CfL1I'j',' Rosemary McHugh, Pl'f'.X'I.lft'1If COMMERCIAL FRESHMAN I 1. Third I?0'zt': .S'0c'01zd Ron First Row: F ' X A. Henuessey, E. Bent, L. Garrity, R. Douglas, J. Kiley, I Clarkin, VV. Burkinsllavv, H. Cant. C. Kalil, Johnson. G. Fishbane, B. Harmon, R. Byrne, B. Chase, D. Geary B. Days, J. Abbott, E. Karwonski, L. Canavau, L. Bragg J. Aucoiu. K. Kelleher, P. Barry, T. Antonuccio, D. Chrysakis, E. Abate Mr. Hardy, H. Hayes, S. Cloper, M. Burke, L. Co-oke M. K:wanaugl1. U JMMICRLTXI. lfRIiSlIM.XN ll T11 ird R ou' : .SNl7l'0'IllI' Row F irst Row: C. Stephaney, D. Spaneas, T. Regan, R. Laiiano, C. Morrison D. Kimball, R. Santos, F. Sullivan, F. Ryder, J. Lavin. P. McLaughlin, M. Dorman, M. MacMurrer, S. Landry, B Parker, T. Krupinski, S. l'ellett, G. Mazzola, A. Goyea, -I O'Claire, E. Silva. B. Rand. B. MacArdle, B. Simons, D. Sataite, B. Kuell. A. XYalke. Mise Smith, J. MCCool, M. Lynch, D. iwiami-51111. II Lorizio F. Namaka. FRESHMAN I T11il'd Row : Second Row: First Row: X , 1 V . 4,115 . 2 '. , 1' ,, ' B. Collins, A. Floyd. Gaspari, L. Zani, R. Zani, G. Gibbons. Z. Brozewich, D. Rand, F. Zani, P. Chase. U. Alphen. M. Flaherty. B. Doherty, Kennedy. R. Hayes. E. Connors. N. Fioretti K. Flynn, M. Ells. S. Kearney, A. LaCascia, F. Barry, Li Kozel, E. Drouin, C. Liffin. M. Creamer, R. Babcock, D. Aiken, C. Fishman, M. Chase, J. Lorina, M. Macera, Dr. Hennessey, P. Lanigan. S. Alley. Y. Grady, L. Cummings, J. Charshoodian, J. Carter. C ., IU FRliSllM.XX II Third Row: SCTOIIKY ROR' ' F Irs! Rott' : M. Smith. M. CJ'Donnell, P. U'Neil, XY. 'llI'tfI'I'lDlZ1X', B. Robin- son, R. Mclntyre, IJ. Sehmuck, M. Shannon, M. Russell. S Scott, C. Pratt, A. Ryan. A. Zukor, P. Minigell, C. Shortell, bl. Spencer, F. Markowsky A. Sullivan. Pueeiarella, R. McHugh. M. Poole, F. Marotta L. Mahoney. G. Robinson, N. Treanor. C. Perroni, N. Centraechio. bl. Pieardi, C. Strople, E. Pisano S. Prendergast, Dr, Hall, I... Moquin. B. O'Connell. O Thaeher, Myles, Symington, M. Shoulder. FRESHMAN III Tlzird Row I Scfond Row F irsf Row: A. Tangney, A. Edwards, D. Palmer, H. Schlegel, R. Brown J. Doyle, J. Devitt, F. Sweeney, D. Hanlon, D. Garland, Ll Fittante, F.. Morine. J. Boyle, N. Garneau, D. Taraburelli, S. Walsh, R. Ajootian T. Grady, F. Bowman, P. Sullivan, W. VVatson, M. Gerber, W. Shaw, C. Koulopoul-os, Sepe. J. Coppola, B. Clark, E. Capuzzo, J. Dallaire, M. Fitzgerald L. McCarthy, E. Keeley, E. Gouzoules, B. Barry-, J. Cullen, Al DiVincenzo, Allen. W ,+,., F.. '1 1 T '4- .'E1'1. .A fix - -X .. , Jpyk, arc- -. 4' Q. .,. K'-yv-,4,,. ,. V, Y y , 'Wsvff -iiN'f 'Q 'lff,,-f ' ' J'i5'g:xXQ f 553531. F7 1' v . I . . Ar ,w, f' 4 1 . . ' ' ' - '-X I -I 'I' ' .. . ,, 5 ,' , Ti . 4 -Aw ,K n Q . ' ,Tx eq . n - L, . I: 75 t is Ng' lg' - ,QQ Iii ak , ,,' , tp 4 - Y I 1. .H h will .- A :ll A ...lk ,wi ll ,, 15.1,-f . 1.15 gi-J, 4-A 9? 5 h I -. . . - N .. gn- , A A N. u . - , . J f.f .', T' 'Pr . . 'if .fs-Q' J' 7 . 74 A 'U ' . 9 bf - f , ', l ,s V . : ' X' ., .9 , ' .'-fauna -umm. ff, ' if L Q-div' :i-v - L-fr - . 'f ' , .11 '- H, P Vi. 2 ha ,.- L 'f ' 1 ' y t ' ' ' .23 ATT A A , .......,,,,, ' I T31 --- .......-'W-,Q ',.nf,fi ff 2 Y 'mf:.r-:s'ffm,,.,,,..,, ww-.A -, V FW' A. li ,. '1 EU. v ,Av-X J of light, behold Pegasus, to the Muses, symbol of .and philosophy.. f ,f r W -532- 'il' ..., '-T ,... Q 4-1 ,,.f ,..-. ,.,- -l.- ' 1 : X 11 I Klyli . at f 'Sl N0 Z IS5 'Q f alll, P, 'I ,FE GL' 'L- gg f 22 in ggvfll ul if 51 Iv . . P- i1f'?35'Q71 'L ,. 2 X 0-oloemfizfe Comzcz' in . .4 . 7?-Q.. . ... -' Lv 1- v V ,W .4 -My. A -A-1, .n.1,-- ,..- 3 - . '- ' A71':gTaT . f .1 M. ii: Svmzzd Row: P. Tanen, C. Cunnnings, C. Rogers, V. Panagoplos, S. Cohen. Ifi1'5fK0iv: T. Lulos, R. Denning, Dr. Jones, President Sullivan, Mr. Clifforcl, M. Nolan, M. Kasparian. 2 Qfgcem o!f!Le Caoperavfizfe Colfmci, RICIIARU WI. IJENNINII l'l'4'.x'IrI4'lIl DANIEL L. DESMC JN IJ I 'im'-P1'r.s'1'fIv11I BARBARA EARNUM 5Cl'l'C'fllI'y MAURICE J. NOLAN 7Il'l'tl5III'C'1' CHAIRMEN OF STANDING COMMITTEES JOSEPH R. GIUNTA CATHERINE ANGELAKIS fllznmzi I,II7I'lIl'.V THEODORA LOLOS PHYLLIS D. TANEN .-111u'iZz'11g Prograzzz YIOLA PANAGOPLOS MARGARET KASPARIAN Fmmm, CHARLES ROGERS GLADYS E. HILL Pzzlulif Rrlafiozzs SYLVIA E. CRASNICK Cvlzvrclf UYt'IflII'l' Sorifzl ANN C. FLETCHER MAURICE LI. NOLAN I1ISllI'0I1C'f' Fund TI'C'll.VZ1l't'I S PRESIDENT EDVVARD A. SULLIVAN MRS. MARGARET C. KING DR. MARY M. JONES MR. TIMOTHY F. CLIFFORD Aclzfismfs .ny K , 1 1 1 1 f LCQI15 0 iLQ 0l'llH ZUl'l'lll OMJICL Sumlzrl Rotv: G. Anclerscm, Mr. ulellery. T. Boucher. First Row: A. Dowling, I71'C'SI.fI'l'1lf,' P. Kelly. 5506511 fiom Ar KAZZXAQQJ gZA4 ca1fz'f11fL Svmlzfl lx'0'zu: M. Strople, I.. C,hI'i5tUfOl'0, P. Clll'iSfUfUl'tlN, N. l'gCl'Ql1l211l I Bethune, Oberg, M, Nimhlctt, M. l3iCkil1SOll, C. Huucx First Row: S. Crasnick, C. Angelznkis, D11 H611ll6SSL'j'. J, Klickstcin, Mason, P. Cahill. M.xRc3,xR1i'r IJURAN P1'v5idv11f DCJLORIES FILLACIO jE.xNN1a'r'r1-3 IiI,Ik'KS'l'IilN Ifirv-P1'0.vifIcnf .S.l'l'l'lqfN1 X' CATIII-IRINE , XNur:1.AK1S T1'L'tI,Yll1'l'l' DR. Hrixxrissm' .1Ic1't'isz'1' EMA CM 'L 'W' X' ' ' AT V ' Tlzird Row: L. Femino, I-I. Buckley, D. Araujo. N. Burns, M. Luz M. Clarke. Scrond Row: J. Anclreaclis, M. Kasparian, N. Partoll, R. Goldberg, P. Tanen A. XYalsl1. First Row: S. Foley, T. Lolos, R. Dwinell, Dr. Hall, D. Lynch, N Acheson, J. Gvvodz. ROLAND DWINELL Prvsidelzt DAWN LYNCH JEAN Gwonz I'ivf'-Prvsiu'w1t Svcrctary NORIVIAN rXCHESON Trrfasuwr DR. HALL zfld'Z'iS6'1' EOL Sore Moda fej Scrond Row: M. Clarke, G. Staples, E. Burke, I. Mercier First Row: Mr. Hardy, -4.c1'z'is01',' C. Kuuinski, Zllalzagcr C201 Lferia Jjoda fej l 4,.,v .i ,, , ., V gh V .. ' F .uf , ,... Svmnzu' Kcrzu: H. Mur1ml1y, H. . Xhez1r11, T. Regan, J. B1'6I111E1I1, U'Claire IJ. Swzmsrm. First R0-zu: Mrs. HCffCl'llHIl, T. Boucher, Mr. Jeifery, Miss Keily, S 'IZlCkSfJ1l, M. Sullivan, Mrs. Goolsby. 2 C! CLVVLQPIJL MA xv ., .S'1'1'm11l Run 1 1'1',1'f Rrrzu' sv . ' s' ' y f ' 4 www f W ' .m- ' ' ff . ,, Y, v , - . .,i,.. , , ,. r I 4 . 1, . Clllzus, L. AllCll2ll1Kl, R. Tll4llll5flll, Lf liwgcm, li. M:1cNei li li. llvwlfc, Xl. Poole. ,l- Ryan. l.. Alibfllllll, N. Haskell, li, Clmsc, M11 Csmllius, .X, XY11 C. Stmplc, ll. .1Xike11. li11N.x L'111xsE l'1'1'.1'i1l1'111' X1.1a1aR1' XX'u1.1f12 l,Il ll,ll' Rvssu I vil'L'-PI'l'.VI,t1t'I1f .S'1'1'1'1'l1l1',X'-Tl'1'1l.s'ltVN' MR. L'o1,1,1Ns 1- l1ir'is1'1' lla Cjfcwdcaf Room! CLA Sccoazd Row: P. Cronin, M. Clarke, M. Byrne First Row: P. Rubenstein, J. Slaven. wg,, , ,l I -,- - . . '-i- GJ! Clair mul lx'1m': IJ, Rumi, CQ, ililmlmm, M11 Clit't'c n'ml, T. Mums, V. 'lwuxu-y. .vt Kniv: lf. ShZlIlHHIl, M. NIQICCYZI, I.. liuzcl, 'l. Q'l1z11'sl11uulizm11, IJ. l.y1 I I . McDonald. can cm Sf'l'01Id Row: W, Tremblay, R. Zami, Z. Brozewich, L. Cummings First Row: Miss Beers, L. Zami. Y TY, - .+..,.L,.Y,,, Y V V Y .sm l. , K ramafic Tlzirfi Row: . AlC1'Ci6l', M. Sl111111:111, H. Chusc, R. .Xlcl1'1Cl1, Lf 'lifmxvsyx if Zvvumik, F. Zillli, I'. UZl1'l'f', HI, l3z1lcI1, R. S1111f111s. .S4l'C'0lltf R0'z1'2 D, LXIEIZZZIYCHZI, 13. 3IZlhl'l1lt'Y, B. H:1rl1111', Y. Fillllly, A. Lcwiw L. Cl11'ist11ff11'f1, G, Rf111i11su11, 'I. Sylllillgfllll, ,X Hurts, .I Nybcrg, U, Rullcly J. Rig'1111,111t. R. l,oI11z1tf1. . 1 . .. , . 1 g . Fi1'sfR07u: I. Spiller, M, L1ZlI'l'lCf', lf. Tzizik, M. l'3cz111l1e11, tl. M1:111'c ' I' 111111 f S1111tl1 X1 P111 Ll ZQUJZL ,ggience Svmzzrl Row: DI. Giunta, N. Partoll, J. Pucciarella, F, Barry, D. Araujo D. Rand, VV. Leahy, M. Flaherty, R. Porter, F. Marotta J. Carver. 1:ll'A'fRl1'Zk'Z R. Goldberg, J. iXl1Cl1'CZ1CllS, XY. Couture, Miss Mrose, R Tivnml, B. Gomes, C. Haskell. Y V 4,4 V ,. L.. A, .7 ga. cm Tlziru' Rom .S'm'011d R0 First Ron' Af 7 . J . , ,N I. Mzlzzolzl, P. Anthony, .X. Glover, S. Scott, Mclntyre fi. Shannon, I. A-XuCoi11, B. Cllase, M. Shannon, B. Brown P. RIClXIl1l'1'Cl', FI. Bethune, O. Alphen, H. Hayes. Y. Grady, D. Clnyszlkis, Cl1z11'sl1oofliz111, M. Lynch, J. A-Xucluir I. Iohnson, R. McHugh, I.. Mz1honex', P. Cl1ristufu1'n, I. Lhfistoforo, S. P1'encIerQ:1st. ,-X. Hurley: M. Chase, .X. XYourls I. Fmngus, I'. Minigell, C. Shortell, M. Mucera. B. O'Cmmcll K. Perronni. I. Mvers, A. Beaumont, U. Thacher, M. Slunulclcmp M. O'Dun- hell, ZX. Sullivan, Mr. Clitfmcl, .X. Ryan, Spenccf, I'. fJ'XQil P. Cronin, B. Hzmnon, S. Alley. ,QnfernoLlfi0na!Q!aLli0n5 Third Row: .S'm'0nd Ron First Row: M. Lysaght, M. Lonergan, R. Anderson, F. Sullivan, I Sullivan. F. Sparicio, S. Greenglass, W. Kilroy, S. jackson F. FitzGeralcl, F. Fioretti, M. N-olan, F. Murphy, F arraher M . Murphy. bl. MacEachern, L. Nowacki, B. Ross, H. Gannon, M. McGinn B. Ham, J. Cavferley, I. Murphy, B. Armstrong, Thompson C. Mulcahy, J. Brennan, Nyberg, B. Ro-binson, F. Barry M. O'Riordan, P. Cahill, A. Leary, A. McCusker. F. Flynn, M. O'Maley, D. Swanson, E. Carella, A. Copolous G. Staples, A. Fletcher, M. Shay, Miss Cruttenden, J McDonald, G. Bedr-osian, V. Panogoplos, Pashby, E Connors, L. Fitzgerald, T. Triantafllou, T. Boucher. JOAN .?lfLI l 0lft9A,.'5 Sammi Row: B. Clark, VY. Xvllift, L, .-Xmaru, R. Tivnau, D. Garlzmcl NI Gerber, XY. Couture, J. Coppola. l7I1'.ffR0iuZ T. Spitz, EI. Pucciarella, X. Dmguarcli, Mr. Sullivan - Nahornuk, M. Smzlllwoorl, F. Marotta. lfiliil' Kms lbedzz Egfa C2Aa,,fW 'l'f11'1'd Rm. .SQUUOIIUI k'o'zv' XY. Petkcwieh, J. Giunta. G. Betses, J. Neenan, C. Towey R. Stanley, R. Dwinell, George, S. Greenglass, Andreadis XY. Burger, J. De.'Xngelis, N. Dioguardi, J. Hill, R. LOPilato C. Zwunik. G. Groesbeck, R. St. Anmnd, J. Limongiello bl. Marr. F. Sparicio, J. Spiller, N. Aches-on, Giunta, R. Aldrich If. Burke, Leary, G. Bedrosian, K. Cohner, R. Anderson. ' T H '1 0, ECW Tlzird Ron .S'm'01m' Ron First Row: H. Murphy, li. Ruhinsrm, M. Murplly, M. Nolan, F. Ficvretti ul. Slaven, L. Bloclgett, D. .XI'ZllljO, P. Cahill, li. Tzizik. A-X. Mcfusker, M. XYclling, C. VV:1lsh, T. Spitz, tl. XYclJster P. Tzmen, Ii, lizmta, B. Gomes, T, TI'lE1lltE1l:1lt'lll, XY. liearsc B. Roller. C. Mulcahy, M. Kasparifm, T. Imllus, Y. lkllmgfqmlus, l' TDTCOHHOT, H. Gzumou, A. Fletcher, C. Rugcrs, M. Lflzrrkc. PHILIP TKYCUNNUR Tnmmlaoklx Lows Ellllf0l'-ill-Cllllqtff Lifvrury Editor XTIOLA TJANAGOPLOS NTARGARET K.xs1nxR1,xN Jlazzuging Editor l3Zl.S'l1It'5S ll!r11mgvr Miss TJRISCOLL --1u'z'ism' W1 234 f' - ' f' LLVVLCLVL 8 Hr LIZ? 0CL8L'g 505011111 Row: P. Cahill, F. Sparicio, F. Fitzgerald, VV. Kilroy, J. O'Neill R. Hymans. l7i1'sfR0fzu: G. Monk, V. joffe, XY. Burger, G. Hosker, P. Barry - R. LOPilatO. VVILLIAM BURGER Pl'F5llfClIf GEORGE HOSKER GEORGE MONK I yl'C6-Pl'0Sid6'lZf Trcasuref' XKIVIENNE JOFFE ELIZABETH HARNEY Secretary Recording Secretary DR. JONES Adzfiser ri Ifl I:0l1l'f1l Ron Tlzind R om' : Svrond Ron First Row: B. Mahoney, Y. Spinale, Aucoin, B. Chase, Mercier, R Brunelle, J. Spiller, M. Nolan, T. Regan, F. Sullivan, R Anderson, Brennan, Y. Ricker, Nyherg. P. Auger, B. Harmon, L. Nowacki, B. Ross, G. Mazzola, C Kuninski, T. Krupinski, G. Anderson, A. Goyer, G. Staples R. Porter, D. Araujo, M. Clarke. T. Boucher, D. Swanson T. Triantafilou. M. Wrelling, A. McCusker, XX. Leary, L. Fitzgerald, M Murphy, S. jackson, Miss Stone, R. Aldrich, Giunta, M Lonergan, H. Ahearn, B. Go-mes. E. Banta, A, Dorman, B. Kuell, H. Rines, M. NYy1nan, B MCArdle, L. Cook, S. Pellett, F. Noinacka, VV. Bears: L. Cohen. AMX gY8CM,fiU8 Mar W ' .1 9'.- . .f'7 'K 'S V-Q ' ' V A ' '. ,4 . I . Second Row: E. Mulcahy, S. Foley, A. Casey, A. McNamara, M. Varney J. Aucoin, G. Staples, P. Kelley, P. Anthony, E. Banta. Fi1'stR0'w: L. Cummings, F. Feeney, C. Mulcahy, H. Murphy, A McCusker, L. Michaud, M. E. Sullivan, P. Auger, B. Glass W gjreculfiue Mar ANNE MCCUSKER IJ LUCI LLE MICHAUD I 'IU'-P1'vs1'c1'011f HELEN MURPHY Trva xurv 1' FRANCES FEENEY .AICIIICIQPV of Indz'-z'idzmI .S'p01'f.v SHIRLEY FOLEY Head of Basketball BEATRICE GLASS Hmd of SOFCTI' PATRICIA KELLEY Hvnd 0f .SITUIIIIIIZVIIIQ l'l'A'I-Nil' nl CHRISTINE ECONOMOPOLOS Head of Softball ANN GATES Head of Arclzery MARY E. SULLIVAN 1Y'C'l'lJI'fHIIfj .S.t'l'l'L'fflJ'.X' PATRICIA AUGER flldlzagvr of Tvczm Sfvoris CHRISTINE MULCAHY Cowvspozndizzgy 5qf't'I't'fl7l'.V GLQRIA STAPLES HC'llNtI Of H04'L'U.x' MARILYN VARNEY Hc'ad,0f Vollvy BMI EVELYN BANTA Hmd of ATC'ZUl'0l7IZ7 DOLORES FILLACIO Hmd of Hiking ALICE CALLAHAN Head of Pzflvlzkify PAULA FINN Hvad of Brown ELIZABETH MULCAHY Head of Orange CLASS REPRESENTATIVES ANN MCNAMARA Svzziors PATRICIA ANTHONY ARLENE CASEY Jz1111'01's Soplzonzorcs LUELLA CUIVIMINGS MARILYN FITZGERALD JANET AUCOIN AIACQUELINE MYLES ELEANOR SILVER Fl'CSllllZC11 v ' K 'lr . 1- - -- 7i Ar 'Ja x ' 'fl -, , ,ff ' Q 3 , i':5f, :':,0 NIplf kjxr I Wy' YK f iffy A A ' -If N . , xiii -.. ' -. ' f -- A' lair Q.. -X s' ' 'f 'fff'i' A V. A ' if .A A f I: . Vg, V. . hx 4' F6572 ' 7 4 B 1 X ,,a, , s . . - fy-Q V . , K' P .5 P 3' -R ,X I If yy ' l x fr X A - ' 1 - ' I 5 xx 4 - way 'lf X I gf., X .bt J ga Q ' K-1k'.,.f IV I f 4:56 Di , 4 ' ' 1 ' - I ' Q ,r , J f 9' xx. -' 1, - N. Qi.. Jiffy' 'I ', A ' ,I . 7: 'f' 7.-151 1 + 1 Q ' 1i5291': X - I ' 15 we '14-5 'V 1 H w V i'i'Z V --'ff' '- - , E fi:h? ! 4- i qtuitty 5 '55 1- . am . In 3 3 Y 1 'Q VSQ . V 'K ' 5 Q- 5 'Qu ' vw ,r - 'pi 'K nl. .. 'vi 3 Alrfsffr ,pd 4 :ug 1 .Z ,,- s-, ,, F M51 .' 5 'Iv y -uv I 0 ., .n i f bl .-,i xx f---nr .. if A I x' , K N 1 K.J:v N .1-'Q X ri X 4 I . as-Ma., .,,i',., ,, M1'LHf:'7Q c':.35'?W y'5-A 4 Jig xvf. Ziqggi, yyiil afarnfr fe,?1fv,,',z:iig Ax. - 3 -f,JL+if 7521 fvf' vif LJ as kj! 'gn LU K3 3 . ' A 5 ' F .5 33555 'Vi .1 14' b ww g .Sv fn. .,. 92 I f X iff l ' --. v NI. A. A. liXIiCl. l'lX'li IH XXIQIJ .SLTUIIIIY Row: I, Slaven, R. Zzlni, Lf, 'l'uwex'. A. Hwy, I'iru-l'1'UxiflU11f tl. Giunta, .S'v1'1'c'fa11'y. Ifirxf Row: CUZICII, Lowrey, Courteau. CHEER - LEADERS -' '- - fn -'R' A- ee- '1 fn Jw-'rx-tf'e'g.:'f ' -A f vm St'f0IIll Row: R. Hayes, Kennedy, Y. Spinale, M. Shulnan, Mr. Lowiey V. Finlay, A. Gates, B. Mahoney, T. Spitz, P. Barry. First Rate: B. Doherty, C. LiHin, H. Gannon, M. Lysaght, A. Berfignn R. jansson, P. Christoforo. l:.xSlila.xl.l. .T'1L' . ' ' x ff x Q P-'Liu 5NL5 N ML'4' ' . 1- V -5, J , . , ,, A. . . , ,. . . . t .Y ,- ... . .xgwv I . -S-l't'01lff Rn-zu: F. Spuriciu, S. AXXIQSIZIIQS, 'If Thilrzmlt, H. 'F1'Il1TZlIl, bl. lilzmkc- Couch I.mv1'ey. l'iI'l'.Sf Rarzu: l'. Czllllp-llu, Y. Tmcki, I.. llcmlfzllcl, I.. XYHH, R. liutlqx' tl. Slzlven, B.-XSK ET HA I.. L .S'c'c011d Row: F. Sparicio, Giunta, R. Lovett, J. Clarkiu, L. L5ZlXVSUl1, XY Petkewich, Coach Lowrey. First Rozuz P. Camello, A. Barre-si, R. Powers, j. Courteau. Cu-captaim E. Ryder.. W 61 from 01 V1 ff fron eiied Mr. Frank Aliniecl Mr. ancl Mrs. liclwarfl T. Harry Mr. and Mrs. M'illiani lf. Berar Miss Gertrucle Burnhain Mr. anrl Mrs. John A. Carney Mr. Gerald M. Crasnick Mrs. 'Ianies C. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas vl. Feeney Mr. ancl Mrs. Carmine Fioretti Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Glass Mrs. joseph M. Gouchberg Miss Mary V. Healy Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Heeger Mrs. james .loffe Rosalind V. Ke-efe Mrs. ,-Y ., ,,, . ,. fl Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. M rs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Lharles I.. liirliy. Sr, .incl hlrs. Scott Lantz anrl Mrs. Hiliner Linflgren :mil Mrs. Philip tl. Leary :incl Mrs, Michael Loljilato and Mrs. Cornelius C. Lynch anfl Mrs. l'aul A. Michaucl and Mrs. George V. Murphy and Mrs. NYilliani F. Nielsen and Mrs. M. 0'Connor Ursula 0'Connor ancl Mrs. James A. 0'Shea and Mrs. Sheldon M. Spencer john J. Sullivan and Mrs. Jacob Zinkfine fl X 4 2 x Q S 2 If 'Nfl X KN XX fX Zllarultg Eirvrtnrg E112 Ginllrgr . v - v . Y , SL I.I.1X.XN, l'.DXX.XIxIJ .X., liesident . . BEERS, liER'1'RL'Dli .X. BELL, LLCY S. . . BLRNHXM, I2ER'1'RL'1JE CLIFFQ IRD, TIMH'1'HY F. UJIIINS, EIXRLE S. . CRL'T'1'ENDEN, FIA JRENL DRISCOL1., .XDELE M. FLANDERS, YERNA 11. HALL, SERENA G. . HARDY, ROGER A. . HARRIGAN, D. FRANCIS. HENNEssEY. I.Eo E. . HOFF, LILLIAN M. . JEFFERY, BRUCE If. ,IoNEs, MARY M . KEILY, HELEN I. . . RING, MARGARET C. . LOVVREY, LAVVRENCE T. . MQGLYNN, EDNA M . Moooy, GEORGE E. . MROSE, MARY E. . ROICKETT, RICHARD H. RUCKWELL, LEON H. SMITH, JANET . . STONE, MILDRED H. . SULLIVAN, JAMES E. . WALLACE. MIRA . . VVITHAM, BEATRICE R. . . , 1 lr, Vondyiew Road. .Arlington 2118 Lafayette Street. Salem 36 Central Street. Beverly 13 Summit Avenue, Salem . 4 l'iCkman Street. Salem 3 Seaview Ayenue, Marblehead IS Raymond Avenue, Salem 1231 Main Street, Fitchburg . 135 Ocean Street, Lynn 51,1 Sawyer Street, Haverhill . 5 Eden Road. Rockport 2 Margaret Road, Pealmorly 18 Riverside Ayenue, Gloucester 117 Lafayette Street, Salem 15 Folger Avenue, Beverly 35 Locust Street, Marblehead 2 Auburn Court, Brookline 95 Prescott Street. Canibridge 3-19 Pleasant Street, Malden 30 Prospect Street, Beverly 3 Sheridan Road, Swampscott 8-16 Highland Avenue, Medford 60 Oak Circle, Marblehead 300 Lafayette Street, Salem 1731 Beacon Street, Brookline 18 Raymond Avenue, Salem 15 Boxford Street, Lawrence 26 Lothrop Street, Beverly 209 Chatham Street, Lynn ADMINISTRATION CLARK, ANN K. ...... 8 Bowden Street, Marblehead MORRISON, MARGARET C. 15 Osborne Street, Peabody KIKEEFFE, MARY M, .... . 8 Grove Street, Salem VVILLIAMS, GERTRUDE R., R.N. . . 27 Cushing Street, Salem Glhr illnrarr Mann Eraining Svrhnnl RIKKOLA, V. JOHN, Principal . AMSLER, JAMES T. . CAMBRIDGE, DORIS A. HOURIHAN, MARY V. HUDGINS, MINERVA M. MUNYAN, VIOLA I. . RICH, VVILLIAM A. SMALL, ESTHER L. . SCPJUTHWICK, RUTH . TUCKER, SYBIL I. VVADE, MARY F. . 5-,,.,y, ,Q -,.-i-,..: L . Y ,I .I L ,, . 138 North Street, Salem . 82 Linden Street, Salem . 168 Eutaw Avenue, Lynn . 12 Jacobs Street, Peabody 27 Front Street, Marblehead 452 Lafayette Street, Salem 9 Robert Road, Marblehead 224 Lafayette Street, Salem . 1 Roosevelt Road, Salem S503 Lafayette Street, Salem . 40 Buffum Street, Salem .Xe H EsON, R. NIUR lu A N JXHERN, HPII.lENE K. . :XI.DRlCII, RORERT J, . .XNDERsoN, GRETA J. .XNDERSON, RICHARD S. . .'lxRAL'JO, IJOROTHY . HARRESI, .'XR'l'IfIL'R A. HIEARSE, VMINNIFRED Y llI.ODGE'l'T, LORA M. . HRENNAN, JEAN S. . llRL'SSE.-Xlf, HELEN C. llI'RKIi, EDNVARD F. JR liJES1XIUND, D.'XNIEI. l.. DWINELL, Rtill..-XNIJ A. FARGO, BARBARA J. . FULEY, SHIRLEY M, . CANNON, HbIl,EN M. RHCNTA, JOsEI'H R. . GOLDBERG, RITA GOIIES, BELMIRA HAsKELL, CECILY . HERATY, RIARION M. HILL, XYILLIAM G. . KAsI'ARIAN, lX'lARGARET KELLEY, PATRICIA I.. liL'NINSKI, CLAIRE . l,AZAR, RAMONA . LONEROAN, RIARY . RIASKIEVVICZ, HELEN S. . RICGINN, RIARIE . RICPARTLA ND, ELLEN Y BIYBERG, JUNE . . PARTOLL, NAOAII PORTER, RUTH . . RICKER. NYERA E. . Rcsso, PHILLIP P., JR. SACCO. JOSEPH . . SHIEL, DOROTHY . STAPLES, GLORIA C. . SVVANSON, DOROTHY . TRIANTAFILOLI, T'IIEsPINA XYALSH. CLAIRE J. . VVEBSTER, JOAN M. . .rlx,HEARN', MARY . IAYNTHONY, PATRICIA V AUGER, PATRICIA . BARROWS4, LILLIAN A. BERRIGAN4, :XRLINE M. BLACKALL, PHYLLIS L. BOTHWELL, JOYCE A. BOYD, JOAN B, . . BOYLAN, MARY' E. Svtuhrnt Eirrrtnrg comINERt'r.n. JUNIHIRS . 30 lzlvir Street, l.ynn . . IO Slater Street, NN'ebster . I8 Prospect Street, Milford 140 Mt. Vernon Street. Arlington 549 Cnion Street, New Bedford 36 Lebanon Street, Fall River 30 Forest Hill Avenue. Lynn . 37 Highland Avenue, Hyannis . 4 Loring Avenue, Salem . 29 Landon Road, Milton 18 Leyland Street, Dorchester 82 Redington Street. Swainpscott 16 Douglass Street, Lynn . 98 Sayles Street, Lowell . 15 Hatch Road, Medford .Xllen Road. Billerica 47 Gage Street, Lynn . O Bertuccio Avenue, Salem 19 Ocean Street, Beverly ZOZ Bates Street, New Bedford 4 Exeter Park, Cambridge 5 Roberts Street. Brookline . 9 Friendship Road, Mattapan . . Z8 High Street, Haverhill . 61 Brattle Street, Arlington 83 Second Street, Turners Falls . 29 Everett Avenue, Somerville . . 56 Lake Street, NVQ-bster Turkey Hill Road, Newburyport . . 8 Park Street, Peabody . 58 Mystic Street, Charlestown VViley Road, East Douglas . 113 XYillow Street, Chelsea . Rounseville Road, Rochester . 37 Grafton Road, Brockton . 76 VVCllll1g't'OI1 Avenue, Everett . 24 Englewood Avenue, Everett . 169 VValnut Street. Brookline . Central Avenue, Ocean Bluff . 9 Normal Avenue, Lowell . 75 Green Street, Vlloburn 78 East Park Avenue, Lynn . 40 Stone Street, Beverly ELEMENTARY JUNIORS . 74 Victoria Street, Revere 85 Fairview Avenue, Peabody 249 Loring Avenue. SalenI . 32 Ingleside Avenue, Chelsea . 18 Su1nnIit Avenue, Everett . 34 Moore Street, Somerville 79 Parker Street, Newburyport 8 .-Xtwood Street, Newburyport 12 Kinsman Court, Ipswich l1RoIvNIcI.1., lqllillklill BYRNI-2. Al.XRY .X. . C.Xlf.XRlil.I.l, lQUBIiR'l' J. C.XlllI.l., JOANNI-3 J. . C.XRliI.l..X, l'2l.IZ.XHli'l'Il L-llRlS'1'Ul'llliR, l,URR.XlNIi tl CJDLLINS. li.XRB.XR.X M. COLLINS, l'2l.lZ.Xl!li'l'1l K. L H1111 Los, .XPIIRHIDIII-. lx. CRUNIN, l'ATRIt'IA .X. IJALY, l'.XTRIljI.tX l. . l',Ql'lI.S, Al.XRl I'.I.l..X XX. l4I..XB..Xh.XIX, T I4.RI4.s.x L. FLETCIII-ZR, .XNN C. . FLYNN, FRANt'Es li. . FREEIIAIAN, l,EON.X . f3LUYER, .-XNNA M. . GURFINE, lSLIZ.XBE'I'I1 C. HANLEY, IMORMA J. . HANLON, 1XlARtiARET A. HILL, GLAIIYs . HYHANS. RosAxIoNI1 F. JANSLSON, RUTH E. . KANE, AlARILYN T. . IQEEGAN, AIARGARET T. IQXNHAN, JOAN M. . l,ANDRY, JEANNETTE L. IJDMBARDI, JosEPIIINE AIACIYEILI., ROIINEY L., JR All-XTTHEVV, .ALTHEA T. AICFARLANE, JANET B. AICLAUGHLIN, BIIYRA D. AICLEAN, F. . AIERCIER, JEANNE I. . AICRPHY, AlARY J. lNlL'RPHY, RITA IX. BICRRAY, :ANNE M. . NOLAN, AIARY E. fl'CONNOR, MARY E. PATCH, 1VlARIE F. . RENNER, M. LoUIsE . RICE, .ANN M. . . ROTTENRERG, LILLIAN S. SAVVYER, NIARGARET M. SENFLEBEN, ELAINE M. SHAMBERGER, HELEN M. SHEEHAN, LORETTO C. SLAVEN, JOHN ,-X., JR. STEPHENS, lMlIRIAM . TERBAN, LORAINE . THOMPSON, JACQUELINE L THOMSON, ROBERT H. TORPEY, MARIE C. . TURNER, PATRICIA . XCARNEY, 111.-XRILYN . XFISCO, CARMELLA J. . WHITE, G. DONALD . XVILLARD, LOUISE E. . VVOLFE, ALFRED T. VVRIGHT, HELEN V. . XNWMAN, MARION L. I- . . . lf Moon Street. Lynn , , ol lirozul Street, Salem 44 l'lJ'Ill11il-Hl'l Street. lfast Boston . 75 l,lCIlSIll11 Street. Revere , , 37 l'zIrk Street. .Arlington . 14 Xeptune Street Court. Lynn , . 12 llarton Street, Salem 27 tmttlnriflge Terrace. L.-Zll111JI'ltlgfC , . S XYZll'1'L'l1 Street. Lynn 12 XX'est llaltimore Street. Lynn . 18 Maine .Xvenus-, Somerville . 2h l'utnam Street. Somerville 48 Bay State .XYCl111L'. Somerville 127 Sherirlan Avenite, Meclforrl 91 Quincy Street. Arlington . . 23 Have Avenue. Revere 52 Mt. l,l6Z1SZ11'Il Street. Lynn lllfi llov, XYinthrOp Rrl., Somerville . 50 Cltatham Street, Lynn 17 Clteever Street, Chelsea 5011 Green Street. Cambridge ol Highland Street. Revere . 82 Harris Street. Revere . l2l Collins Street, Danvers 35 Everett Street, Beverly Farms . 7 Moulton Avenue, Salem 144 l'rinceton Street, East Boston . -13 Essex Street, Cambridge . 1-l Clifton Avenue, Saugus 37 Mugford Street, Marblehead . 12 Jackson Terrace. Lynn . 36 Brackenburg Street, Malden 62 Calvary Street, VValthaIn . 46 Summit Avenue, Salem . 275 Putnam Street, Danvers . 50 Valley Street, Everett . 35 Allen Avenue, Lynn . 7 VVi1bur Street, Everett 5 Milton Street, Cambridge 42 Cherry Street, Wenliant 92 Bailey Road, Somerville 33 Marion Road, Marblehead . 12 Silver Road, Everett 24 Everett Street, Somerville . . 7 Victoria Street, Saugus . . 8 Belvidere Place, Lynn 58 Trowbridge Street, Cambridge . 495 Rantonl Street, Beverly . 18 Sunnyside Avenue, Saugus 77 Shawntut Street, Chelsea . 12 Giles Avenue, Beverly 64 New Park Street, Lynn . 23 Raymond Street, Everett . 70 Elmwood Street, Somerville . 2-19 Chestnut Street, Lynn 6-l West Eagle Street, East Boston . . . 9 Ames Street, Lynn . 73 Astor Street, Lynn 61 Bucknam Street, Everett . 17 Thurston Road, Melrose . 55 Bay State Road, Arlington IUNIHIQ llllill ,ILXIUIQS .XI-IIIcR'1', l:AI'l'll . . AM.-XRl', LoIiIS ul, . BASSI-:'I I', A1AR.lURII2 L. lil'Il1ROSlAN, GIQOROE , BOY, .XNGICLU Y. . . liL'RNlIAM, liI.IzAIsIf:'I'II A. CHAAIRI-LRLAIN, CARI.'l'UN I.. IJEANIQI-:I.Is, .IUIIN XY., jR. f3REliNGI..XSS, SIII-3I.I:ON GR1I.I.o, YIOHN F. . LYNN, TIIORIAS bl. . ALMSLIU, AN'I'oINE'I'TE T. . A1CCARRON, -JOAN M. A 1C1JON.-XLD, JOSEPH M, RURENSTEIN, PHILIP SCANNELL, LAWRENCE P. . SI'LLIvAN, JOHN E., JR. . COMMERCIAL liACHERMAN, EVIQLYN BALCH, -IOAN . BANTA, FVEI.YN L. . BETSES, CAEORGE bl. . BLCKLEY, HFILEN A. BURNS, NORAIAN kl. . CASEY, .XRLENE M. . CI-IANDLIZR, JOAN CLEBNIK, AIYRA COHEN, LILLIAN . . CRONIN, A11-XRY M. . . 1SCONUMUPOL'I.CS, CHRISTINE 1iGAN,LORRIE-.ANN . . FAHEY, B1IL1JRED K. . . FACLKNER, A. LESLIE, JR. FENIINO, 1,E.AH M. . . FISHNIAN, EVELYN B. GILTNTA, JOSEPH F, . Gwoznz, JEANNE Y. . HARBOUR, BARBARA A. LANIIRY, AIARILYN E. Luz, AIARYANN B. . . AL-XCEACHERN, M. JE.-XNNE AIAHONEY, BARBARA J. . AIISKELL, BIARY E. . AIULCAHY, ELIZABETH C. . NOBLE, AIARY E. . NOWACKI, LORETTA A. CJVNIALEY, BIAIIREEN F. . fj'NEII.L, JOSEPH X. . . O'R1oRnAN, AIARGARET M. Ross, BARBARA A. . . ST. ,AxMAND, RICHARD L. . SHAVV, BERNADETTE .A SPINALE, XCOLANDA C. THIBAULT, THOMAS A. VAGGE, JOYCE A. . . WALSH, ANNETTE B. VVELLING, MARY . . 20 Lynn Street, flll'lSl'Il . 9-l liverett Street, liast lioston . 25 liZll'l12ll'fl Street, MaI'lIlc-ln-:ul . 54 lieaver Street, Salem ll Cinon Avenue, l .vI-I'ttt . . County Road, lfssex . . Box 12, North 1Qt'1iflll1Q,' . . 17 Carroll Street, Clielsea 304 AYZlSll1l1Q'1Ull Avenue, Chelsea 20 East Main Street, Gloucester . . 70 Broad Street, Salem . 38 Chase Street, Beverly . 77 Swan Street, Everett . . 48 Rowell Avenue, Lynn . 197 Townsend Street, Boston . 92 Franklin Street, Arlington . 22 Howard Street, Salem SCJl'HOMC.JRES . 1-l Kosciusko Street, Peabody 392 Western Avenue, Lynn . Highland Road, Lakeville . 123 Cross Street, Lowell S5 VVashingtOn Street, Peabody 51 Perry Street, Somerville 20 Upland Road, Arlington . 116 Green Street, Lynn . 9 Audubon Park, Lynn . 13 Gardner Street, Amesbury 28 Gurney Street, CiElH1lJl'1Clg'C . . 17 Butteriield Street, Lowell . 10-1 Craiwell Ave., Vklest Springtield . . 65 Tolman Avenue, Lowell . 10 Allen Street, Salem . -ll Endicott Street, Salem . . . 10 Mace Place, Lynn . 57 XVebster Avenue, Somerville . 21 Clarence Street, South Dartmouth . 10 Grand View Road, Chelsea 1-12 Pearl Street, Cambridge . 8 Abington Avenue, Peabody . 6 Ober Street. Beverly 79 Central Avenue, Revere 15 Methuen Street, Lowell . . 28 Chester Street, Malden . . 62 Kendall Street, Lawrence . 5-l Rhode Island Avenue, Fall River . . 6 Iverson Road, Beverly . 15 W'ashburn Street, Lynn . 35 Berkeley Street, Lawrence ll Cleaves Street, jamaica Plain . 216 Lafayette Street, Salem . 30 Shawsheen Road, East Boston . . 106 Margin Street, Salem . 61 Lawrence Street, Salem 30 Endicott Street, Peabody 52 New Park Street, Lynn 10 Fay Street, VVilnTington 1i1.1CM1iN'l'ARX ALOISI, AlAR11i R. . ANDREADIS, JOHN . AN'I'oNoI'oI'I.oS, JANIQE .lxRMS'1'RHNli, liAR1SAR.X M. ,.,.. ,.... .lx11x1INS,1.lIN1L1aA1. . l1liAl'1.11i1', A1AR1,1iN1i Y. 111-QAI'MoN'l'. .ANN XY. 111-QRIQMAN. NANVY S. l11i'1'1l1'N12, JOAN 1.. . BVRNS, 1'11.1fAN1JR R. ClA1111.1., 1'.X'l'R14'1.X 1-. CALLAIIAN, .X1.1L'1i M. CQARLONV, JOAN M. . CLAYERLY, li. JOANNIL CQHRISTOFURU, LKJRRAINIZ A, CHRISTOEORO, PATRICIA M COOK, Xv1RG1N1A A. . CQCRCORAN, EILEIIN J. ClOL'TL'RE, VVILLIAM H. Cl1.'LL1NANE, TERESA M CSCNNINLZHAM, SALLIE A. 1JAVVSON, LAURENCE C. IJIFILIPPO, EvA A. . DORAN, 1X1ARGARET C. DRfXKE, GREGORY . IJCGGAN, ELAINE M. FARNHAM, 1X'1ARY C. FARRAHER, JEAN F. . FERRICK, JOSEPH D., JR. FITZGERALD, FRANCIS N. FILLACIO, DOLORES L. FINKELMAN, :XDELE S. FINLAY, VIRGINIA M. FINN, PAULA B. FRANGOS, IRENE FRIEND, 1WARY M. GATES, ANN M. GEORGE, JOHN L. . GRIFIFITH, ELAINE L. GROESBECK, GEORGE VV. HAM, BARBARA M. . HAMILTON, LOUISE F. LL-XMMERSTROM, ELAINE HARNEY, ELIZABETH A. HARVEY, SARAH E. . HENNESSEY, JEAN M. HOCPPER, BARBARA L. HURLEY, .ANNE T. . JENNESS, NANCY . JOHNSON, ELEANOR A. JOHNSON, JEANNE E. KILROY, VVILLIAM J., JR. IQLICKSTEIN, JEANETTE KNIGHT, JANET . KOKIDKO, ELLEN . LAMBERT, DENYSE Y. LAMPRON, NANCY V. LEAHY, WILLIAM A., JR. LIMONGIELLO, JOHN A. LOVETT, RONALD B. . .1 :Intl J CN 1CJR M. 1 -...-.--.. 1, 1111.111 SUl'11fJMHR1QS . . 40 liosson Street, Revere 164 l'li,oniin rltle Stiect Chnl ct 32 .Xshlztnrl Street. Newliuryport . . 711 Glen Street. Malden . l7l Ilurrill Street, Swztnipscott . . 9 West Terrace. Salem . 20 tizirrison Street, Grovelanrl 893 XX':ISlIingtoiI Street, Norwoofl . 279 Maple Street. llanvers . 28 Wvelmster Street. Lynn 75 l'leasant Street, Revere . 73 1lll'L'L'111Ill1 Street, Arlington . 69 Merriam Street. Somerville . 5 Folger Avenue, Beverly . 869 liroaflxvay, Revere . . 10 Calumet Street. Revere . 14 Dalton Street. Newburyport . 84 Coininercial Street. Lynn 84 Highland Avenue, Salem . 7 Mill Street, Arlington . 5 Eliot Street, Somerville . 29 Brooklawn Terrace, Lynn 5 Sargent Road, Swampscott . 44 Brooks Avenue, Arlington . 71 Chestnut Avenue, Brighton 19 Plummer Avenue. Newburyport . Jewett Street, Georgetown 156 Belmont Street, Malden . 36 Portland Street, Haverhill . 46 Page Street, Revere . . 29 Grant Road, Salem 168 Glenway Street, Dorchester . . 82 Parker Street, Chelsea . . 6 George Street, Chelsea . 102 Beacon Hill Avenue, Lynn . . 78 Park Street, Lynn . 94 Fenno Street, Revere . . 151 High Street, Danvers . . 43 Jay Street, Cambridge 39 Redington Street, Swampscott . 9 Fillmore Street, Beverly . 205 Adams Street, Malden 370 Swain's Pond Avenue, Melrose . . 6 Glenwood Circle, Lynn . . 10 Ward Street, Ipswich 13 Kensington Avenue, Somerville . 42 Hamilton Street, Everett . 105 Bellingham Street, Chelsea . 605 Cabot Street, Beverly . 24 Windsior Street, Arlington 10 Carleton Street, Methuen . . 911 Broadway, 'Chelsea . 585 Highland Avenue, Malden 30 Ashland Street, Newburyport . 2532 Charles Street, Waltham . 87 Brookield Street, Lawrence . 12 Newell Street, Cambridge 101 Glenwood Road, Somerville . 9 Murray Court, East Boston 81 Glendale Street, Everett LYNCII, IJ.-AWN M. . A1ACK1EV, RICHAR11 XY. A'1AC1.EAN, JEAN1c'1 1'1a A. MANI1f1f, BARBARA J. A1ARR, JOHN E. . B1C1CJONALD, PHYLLIS A. A1CL11VERN, A1AR1AN G. A1CGRATII, NANCY L. A1CSORELY, PATRICIA A. A1ESli'I'H, 1N'1ARILYN l.-, A1I.'RPHY, ALICE L. . A1l'RPHYV, IRENE C. . NAI-IORNUK, A11-XRION L. O'NEILL, 1Af1ARY Y, . OWENS, PATRICIA A. PERRON1, NANCY R. . PETKEWICH, XYILLIANI J. POOLER, .ALICE M. . RODMAN, SYLVIA M. . RKCJNAN, JOHN H. . SHANNON, 1A1ARY T. . SHAVV, AIILDRED V. . SHUMAN, HIARRIET L. SHLIMAN, 1Y1IRIAM R. S MALLWOOD, 1Af1ARGARET E. SMITH, BARBARA J. . SOBOCINSKI, THERESE A. SOMERS, CONSTANCE C, SOLITHAM, DOROTHX' A. SPARICIO, FRANK J. . SPITZ, THELAIA . SVVEENEY, JAMES N., JR. TIVNAN, RCJBERT VV. . TOWEY, CARROLL F. . TVASCONCELLOS, EVELYN J. RVALSH, ANGELA B. . ANALSH, 1N1ARY J. VVILTON, 1A'1ARY R. . VVOODS, .ANNE E. . ZWONIK, CHESTER S. . 30 111111 Street, 121-1f1'1'lY , - . ' . 20 ltstex' Street, M:111l1-11 . 122 l'2llt'IlI1 Street, l'.:1St liostlm 1719 Nortli Sliore Rozirl, lQ4'Xt'1'l' P- . 1 . X0 tlzlrc-11111111 .AYCl1llt', l.X'1111 . . 21 .Allllllllll Street, l.J,'11ll . 24 l.:1wsO11 Rofzul, AV1llCl1'S1t'.' . . 18 Essex Street, lJ:I111'e1's 96 'l'rOw1Jrirlg'e Street, Czlliilariflgc . . 4 Olive Street, A1l'l1llll'll , 38 lirowniiig Road, Soinerxille . . 50 Valley Street, Everett . 5 A'A'Vl1L'L'lCl' Street Court, Lynn lOA 81111111111 AVCIHIT, Lawreiice . 36 Asli Avenue, SO1nerYi11e . . 83 S1'l111l11C1' Street, Salem . 123 Maple Street, Lynn 18 Baker AYen11e, Haniilton . 56 Chester AYenue, AA71l11lll'H1I . 2 Adams Street, NCW'llL11'J'lJHI'1 . 10 Fairiield Street, Cainliriflge . 7 1.an1sOn Place. Cainliriflge . 173 B21ll1l'JT1flgS Street. Malden 79 North Co1I1111O11 Street, Lynn . 506 Eastern AYenue, Lynn . 629 VV21Sl11l1gfUl1 Street, Quincy . . 28 Syinonds Street, 52116111 . -12 County Street, 1pswicl1 . -1 Rice Street. Sale111 . -15 Lexington Street, Ererett . 5 AVl1CClC1' Street Court, Lynn . -1-1 Dunbar AYenue, Medford . 6 Charles Street, Salem . -1 Glendale Avenue, Peabody . 270 Pleasant Street, AA'11l11l1I'O1JJ . . 22 Ede11 Street, Salem . . Grove Street, Topsnelrl . 48 H1gl112l11Cl Road, Son1erYille . 1-1 Chestnut Street, Marblehead . 5 Prospect Street, Peabody ELEMENTARY 21I1Cl JUNIOR HIGH FRESHMEN .AIKI-IN, DOROTHY M. EXJOOTIAN, RICHARD . ALLEN, JOYCE M. . ALLEY, SYLVIA M. . JALPHEN, OLIVIA S. . BABCOCK, RITA A. . BARRY, BARBARA A. . BARRY, FRANCIS L. . BOYLE, JOHN J., JR, . BROWN, RICHARD F. . BROZEWICH, ZYGMONT CAPUZZO, ELISSA A. . CARTER, JEAN A, . CENTRACCHIO, NORRIA M. CHARSHOODIAN, JEAN L. CHASE, MARILYN J. . CHASE, PRISCILLA M. CLARK, BARBARA . COLLINS, SUZANNE I. . 12 Nickerson Road, Peabody . 20 Ashton Terrace, Lynn . 22 Grove Street, Salem . . 109 Adams Street, Lynn . 5 Muller Avenue, Camlaridge . 1-1 Knox Park, Everett . . 1178 Fellsway, Malden . . 3-1 Read Street, VV1111fl11'OJJ 237 East LOtl1rop Street, Beverly . 27 Clare11do11 Avenue, Lynn . . 129 El111 Street, .A11165lJ11I'J . 156R Lexington Street, Boston 10 Coluinbus Avenue, Newlnuryport 511 Orleans Street, East Boston . . 16 1'1'O1'l1C Street, Malden . . 30 Trenton Street, Boston . 298 High Street, Newburyport . , -12 Gove Street, Boston . 12 Barton Street, Salem timxiiies, l'1I.lZXlZ12'11I IX. RV-I'IAOI..x, EIHAN AI, . 11:1 'iYII'll, Al.XRl5.XR1 'l' AI. l'I':.I.IfN. IMAX M. . t'u'fIu1NGs, I.l'lfl.I.,X bl. IMI IHXIRIC, AIILXN M. . IJIQR IUIN, l'1I.IZ.X12l2'I7lI I . III-1Yl'li'I7, LIOIIN -I, . IJIX INI LNLO, .XNf.I4.I.A I.. lJOIIIzR'rv, l3.xRI:ARA I., llflXI.l'.,AIU1IN tl., IR. . liI.n'A.Rns, .ARTIIVR XY.. -II I'll.I.S, AIARIORIIQ . l'lIlbRli'l l'I, NANCY I.. . FISH MAN, CEC1-11.1.X T. F1'1'T.XNT1i, LOUIS C, . FITZGERALD, MARII.vN M l lI.AHIiRTY, IVIARILYN E. FI.vNN, CATHERINE M. FI.Ovn, ,ANN M. . GARLAND, IDQNALD B. IIASPARRI, JOANNA M. GERRER, IXICRRAY B, . GIRRONS, GEORGE F. . GII.Es, BARBARA L. . GARNEAU, JOSEPH JR. GOVZOCLES, ELAINE . CGRADY, THOMAS F., JR. GRAIN, XYVONNE A. . HAYES, RUTH M. . HfJI.I.,fXND, JANICE C. lil-LXRNEY, SHEILA P. IQEELEY, ELAINE C. . IXZENNEDY, ALICE J. . li0L'I.GPOL'LOS. CHARLES J. IQUZI-LL, LOUISE . . LACASCIA, ANNA C. . ILXNIGAN, PATRICIA A. I.II-'IfIN, L. CLAIRE . LORNA, JEANETTE M, IXIACERA, IXIARY L. . IXIAHONEY, LOUISE M. IXIARKOVVSKI, IRENE T. IXIAROTTA, FLORENCE A, IAICCARTHY, LILLIAN F. Mel-1UGH, ROSEMARY T. AICINTYRE, REGINA G. AIINIGELL, PATRICIA A. IXIUQCIN, T, LUCILLE AIORINE, EDGAR . AIYLES, JACQCELINE M. CVCONNELL, BARBARA P. tJ'l.JONNEI.I., IYIARIE T. CINEII., PATRICIA M. I'AI.AIER, IDENNIS K, . VICRRONI, CATHERINE R. 1':eCAROI, JOAN P. . IIISANO, ESTELLE T. . l'OOI.E, IXIARILYN G. . PRATT, CATHERINE N. IIREXDERGAST, SARAH A. . IN Iitigtfliill Iifvzul. XX'1I1lI'll l1l 311 'I'I't.-ntftn Street, lfztst l'iOstOII . 5441A Sunnner Street. Lynn 127 Iiztinli-.xv Terrace. Salem . I5 Xexvvtstle Iifmfl. I'e:tlIOrly . . N Illexitlztle Street. Salem . 1-4 I.'lXt'1'.S I.:-:Ip Avenue, Lynn . ZX XXI-hh Street. Salem 515 River Street. Haverhill . 46 Sargeittl COIIIT. Lynn ful XY:Irren Street. Peahocly . . U3 I.Ovett Street, Beverly . ZS Syeznnnre Street. Somerville . 1113 Cleveland .Xvenue, Everett . -ll lirimlmleeom Street. Lynn 84 Fulton Street, Medford . I2 XK'OIcOtt Street, Everett lri I.OnrIOn Street, Somerville . 3191 liroadway, Somerville IOO Garlield Avenue. Chelsea . 15 Moon Road, Lynn . 32 Vernon Street, Malden . 386 Summer Street. Lynn 14 Summer Street, Peabody . 123 Grove Street, Lynn . 107 Linden Street, Salem . 12 Gardiner Street, Lynn 26 Rczundy Street, Beverly . 489 Summer Street, Lynn . 89 Clairmont Street, Lynn . . 9 Russell Street, Malden 26 Berkshire Street, Swampscott . . 4 Suhfolk Avenue, Revere . . 34 Laight-on Street, Lynn . . 83 Fiske Street, VValtham . . 43 Bryant Street, Malden 203 Chelsea Street, East Boston . . 22 Edith Street, Everett . 14 Fernwood Avenue, Lynn 182 Chelsea Street, East Boston . 47 Mansfield Street, S-omerville . 4 VVisteria Street, Salem 6 Lincoln Terrace, Saugus . 88 Eutaw Street, East Boston . 57 Sadler Street, Lynn 157 Maple Street, Danvers 27 Hoyt Avenue, Amesbury . 63 Eutaw Avenue, Lynn 10 Ethel Avenue, Peabody . 76 Ford Street, Lynn 16 Peabody Road, Stoneham 31 Appleton Street, Salem . 46 VVashingto'n Square, Salem . 25 VVa1l Street, Everett . . 162 Rock Avenue, Lynn . . 5 Prescott Street, Salem 54 Bayswater Street, East Boston . 7 Orient Avenue, East Boston . . 14 Spring Lane, Rockport . 72 Temple Avenue, Winthrop . . 27 Burrill Avenue, Lynn l,L'CCIARlil,LA, JEAN M. RANI1, DAYIII D. . RIOAIONT, JACQIWQLINE ll. ROBINSON, BARBARA A, ROBINSON, 1i1LADYS M. R1'SS1i1.l., IZRNIA . RUSSI-:I.L, lA1ARGO A. . RYAN, .ANN lf. . . SCHLEGEL, 1'1IiRBER'l' G. St'HMl7Cl1, L3OI.ORl-IS A. SCU'l l', SHIRLEY M. . SEPE, JOSEPH A, . SHAN NON, lAf1ARGUERITIi A. SHAVV, NYILLIAAI R. . SIIORBELL, RUTH C. . SHOULDER, RIARY J. . SMITH, 1A1ARJORIE A. SPENCER, JEAN M. . STROPLE, CATHERINE M. SULLIVAN, :ALICE XV. SULLIVAN, PHILLIP M. SWEENEY, FRANCIS Y. SYAIINGTON, JOAN P. TANONEY, :ALVIN R, TARABCRELLI, DOINIENIC THACHER. OLIVE B. . TREANOR, NORINNE M. TREMBLAY, VYINIFRED AMALSH, STEPHEN R. WATSON, VVILLIAM G. ZANI, FREDERICK C. . ZAN1, LEONARD P. . ZANI, RICHARD E. COMMERCIAL ABATE, EDITH I. . ABBOTT, JOANNE . .ANTONL'CCIO, TOMASINA A. .-XUCOIN, JANET E. . BARRY, NIARY P. . BENT, ELWOOD H., JR. BRAGG, LORRAINE A. . BURKE, NIARY M. . BURKINSHAVV, VVILLIAM A, JR. . BYRNE4, RLTTPI P. . CANAVAN, LORRAINE M. CANT, HENRY A. . CHASE, BEVERLY M, . CHRYSAKIS, DOROTHY CLARKIN, JOSEPH J, . CLOPER, SELMA C. . COOKE, LORRAINE E. . D'AYS', BARBARA M. . DORMAN, MARLENE J. DOLTGLAS, ROBERT E. . EPPOLITO, CONCETTA M. A, FISHBANE, GERALDINE A. GARRITY, LEROY F. E. GEARY, DELL'RX' M. . GOYEA, :ARLENE M. . HADFIELD, :ARTHUR . 322 Saratoga Street, liast 11llN147ll . 82 liast l':11'lt .AXl'llllt', l.y1111 . . 38 lrwin Street, Axillllllffili . 164 Court Road, XYi11tl1rop 58 Seaview .'AWt'll11L', AlIll'llll'llC!lfl . . 149 Hodge Sire'-t, li It-rly . . 5 Ames Street, l.A'llll . 777 131'UZlflW!lJ', Soinerxillc 71 1,Zll1I'C11Cf' Street, A1!llfll'll . 12 111'lll1ll1CCUll1 Street, l.yI1n . 16 Slllllllllf Place, Nl'WlJ11l'J'lJHI'1 . . 36 170180111 Street, l'iex'cI'c 106 Wyfllis .'AVCl11lC, lfyt-1'ett . 34 Alice Avenue, l,J'lll1 . . 6 Brown Street, Salt-111 . 92 Belmont Street, Somerville . . 73 Ashland Street, Lynn . . . 33 Elm Street, Lynn . 21 Lincoln Avenue, Gloucester . 151 Beacon Street, Somerville . 53 Endicott Street, Salem . 22 NVentwOrth Street, Malden 2 VVinslow Road, Danyers . . 74 Park Road, Lynn . . 14 Allston Street, Reyere . 321 Mai11 Street, South Dennis 52 Westover Street, Everett 103 Goodridge Street, Lyn11 . 223 Eastern Avenus, Lynn . 30 PiI1e Grove Avenu -, LyI1n . 75 Fountain Street, Medford . 75 Fountain Street, Medford . . 75 Fountain Street, Medford FRESHMEN . 16 Hancock Court, Medford . 95 Central Street, Georgetown 387 Main Street. Medford . 71 Pleasant Street, Ayer . 8 Lander Avenue, Ly1111 . 17 Second Street, Lowell . 8 Edison Street, Saugus . 98 School Street, Manchester . 156 Higl1 Street, Danyers . 23 Pearl Street, Beyerly . 6 VVhitney Street, Saugus . . . ll Ray Street, Lynn . 113 South Main Street, Athol . 20213 VVashington Street, Somerville . . 111 Grove Street, Lyllll . . 178 Cl1ester AYe11ue, Chelsea . . 3 Mario1I Avenue, VVol1urn . 206 C'on1n1ercial Street, Provincetown . 23 Prospect Street, Gilhertville . 4 Margaret Road, Peahody . 245 Pearl Street, Malden . . 3 Michigan Avenue, Lynn . . . Russell Street, Malden . 47 Harvard Avenue, Vtlest Medford 340 Elm Street, NYeSt Mansfield . 148 Lowell Street, Methuen H xRNIoN, l'iARl5.XRA M. 17 Maple Street. Ayer llwvl-is, 1 1EI.liN M. . P42 Flint Street. Salem HIQNNI-1ssEY, .ANN bl. . , 38 l'utnani Street. Salem 'ltIIlNSlPN, JEAN A. . . XYarehouse Lane. Rowley 1Q.XL1L, CAROL B, . . n film Saunders Street, Lawrence lf.XNXX'ANSKI, lSl.AlNli M, . . 38 Coiigress Avenue, Chelsea 1f.XX'.XNA1i1I. ALXRY l. . . 9 Pri-seott Street. Forge Village lXlliI.l.liI1l-1R, KATHERINE V. . 3411i llyde l'arlq Ave., blaniaica Plain lf1l.liY. hloIIN li. . . . . Zh Walter Street. Salem li1xii:AI.1., DONALIJ S., -IR. . . 'Nil liast Main Street, Merriinac liRI'I-INNKI, TIII2REsA .I . West Main Street. Dudley 1gl'lil.l., ISARI-:ARA la. . LAYIN, .loHN P. . LURIZIO, ll.-XTRICIA A. l,USANU, RoCCo tl. . LYNCH, DIARY S. . 1X1.XZZARELLA, IJOROTHY lX1.XZZOLA, JENNIE A, lX1C.ARDLE, BARBARA . 1XICCooL, JOAN A. . 1X1 CLA CGHLI N, PAUL F lX1CA1L'RRER, MARY P. lX1ORRISON. CHARLES T. . 1X1L'RRAY, SHIRLEY MARGARET . . . . . . ll Lake Street, Middleton -136 .Xshmont Street. Dorchester . 35 Emmanuel Street. Revere 78 Pine Street. Swampscott . . -12 Howard Street. Salem 101 Leyden Street, East Boston . 55 Union Street, Leominster 108 South Main Street, Oxford . 995 River Street, Hyde Park 371 Prospect Street. Cambridge . 28 Davis Avenue, Arlington . . . 25 Blakeley Street. West Lynn 35 Allen Avenue, Lvnn NONIAKA, FRANCES . . . 50 Pickering Ave., South Bellingham CyCI-.fX1R1i, JOYCE VV. . PARKER, BARBARA A. 1'EI.I.ET'r, SHIRLEY M, RAND, BLIRT E. . . REGAN, THOMAS J. . RYDER, EDVVARD F. . SANTUS. RICHARD J, . S.-XTAITE, UNA D. . SIAI1IoNs, BRYNA M. SPANEAs, DANIEL G. STEFANEY, CosMo T, SLLLIYAN, FRANCIS L. VY.-XLKE, .ANN M. . BARRY, IQEVIN P. . Bois, LAURENCE T. . HEWITT. HARRY J. . LOPILATO, KATHRYN R. BIORSE, THOMAS D. . RILEY, PAUL J. . . SHANNON, EMILY H. SHAPIRO, JUDITH N. . . VYalker Pond, Sturbridge . 57 Broad Street. Salem . 25 Denny Street, Dorchester . 32 Riverside Street. Danvers . 69 Franklin Street, VVrentham . 107 New Park Street, Lynn . . 179 Foster Street, Lowell . 339 VV est Third St.. South Boston . . 26 Corey Avenue, Chelsea . . 21 Tracey Street, Peabody . 26 Peter Tufts Road, Arlington . . 26 Wisteria Street, Salem . . . . 974 Main Street, South Hamilton SPECIAL STUDENTS . 23 Bow Street, Lexington . . 60 Salem Street, Salem . 19 Wallace Street, Somerville . 48 Paris Street, East Boston . 12 Columbus Avenue, Saugus . 2 Devens Road, Swampscott 310 Washingtoin Avenue, Chelsea . 87 Woilcoftt Street, Malden -J ' A 123111 iff? My j. J. DONOVAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Gz'm're1l C!1lIfl'cll'fl1l'.Y Tclcpllonc LY 5-4687 335 EUCLID AX'liNUli LYNN, MASS. GUY,S FLOWER SHOP lJi.1l LY 5-212s 495 EASTERN AVENUE EAST LYNN. MASS. Cozzricsy Of A. D. TAVARES Prop. A. D. TAVARES C. LOURENCO The Co-operative Council The Junior Class The College Bookstore The lf'roshn1ar1 Class The Sophomore Class IJESUHAMPS ISI-RUTHEHS ID I2 I N T If IQ S il utvd 5 3- W, 6 New llerby St., Salem, Mass. Telephone 2I52 '.. ou 1 The S. K. 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Potato Chips Potato Sticks WI 'LUVV1' MARBLEHEAD 0228 2896 Specialties Cheese Kurls Peabody llistrihuting 0. 1 Pop Corn L Disfribzzfors of White Rock and Orange Crush SPARKLING BEVERAGES Tel. Peabody 245 5 -M Hyt1'o11 Ratiio ancl Electronics Corp. RADIO 81 TELEVISION TUBE MANUFACTURERS Salem, Mass. Newburyport, Mass. P1izz0'S SIJEIQIIQIIBPHI Home of Famous Ifaliczn Dinners North Shore's Leading Italian-American Restaurant Air-Conditioned for Your Comfort 31 Central Street Salem 1560 ii-, Y -.-V- ...- The Salem New s Coz 'ers The Activities of State Teachers College as well as the news from the communities surrounding Salem cvs:-.Q-0-0.0-.0 Salem Evening News The Cafeteria Tel. 6110 Res. 1773-M Irene N Spike T A L I5 UT Caterers Clubs - Weddings - Showers Private Parties Pequot Cafeteria Salem, Mass. i N es e su PE QMA - KE ' l You're out - It rings - We answer TlL'C'IIf1'-Flllll' Hour Sc'rz'ivv Telephone Answering Service DOCTOR'S Telephone Exchange Cor. Spring and Exchange Streets Lynn, Mass. LY 5-7100 and 5-8220 Ann Scott, Manager For Fine' Foods Dine af GOODWIN'S CLAM SHOPPE Est. 1923 Elmer Goodwin, Prop. Lynnfield, Mass. ART'S ESSO SERVICENTER C0112 jnlcffe Azziomofnfe Serzfim' Tel. 6584 Salem, Mass. Cor. Loring Ave. and Canal St. Colnplimeuis of HOTEL HAWTHORNE SALEM, MASS. Congwzfzzlfzfimzx aim' Bvxf Wfisbvs fo flu' Graduating Class of 1951 MRS. DAY'S Ideal Baby Shoe Co., Inc. Danvers, Massachusetts Conzplizfzwzfs Of Charles M. Sweeney Fuel Dealer 56 Denver St. Saugus, Mass. EVERETT M. BAXTER Rmlfor - Inszzrer 150 Lib-erty Street Lynn, Mass. LY 3-0548 51.00 Opens a Savings Share Account With Us ' You may become a Dividend- earning Shareholder ' Shares Fully Insured SALEM CO-OPERATIVE BANK 71 Washington Street Cor. Church Street IVES GREENHOUSES Distinctive Corsages a Specialty Flowerphone Salem 4026 Retail Florists Leonard B. 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All Shares Insured in Full THE COMMERCIAL COUNCIL POUSSARD'S PHARMACY QFormerly Alley Drug Storej Sc'rz'i4'0 wiflz a Smile Prescriptions Filled 335 Lafayette St. Tel. 0577 Dzfizzffe Compliments Coca-Cola Bottling COHIPRHY of Lyllll Cm A0ll07'Zli1,7 ICT . I The responsibility associated with such a title is no small task. A College Annual without photographs would indeed be dull. Therefore, We have tried to fulfill our photographic assignment with the careful attention necessary to assure you a pleasant and lasting memory of your days at Salem Teachers College. The Harvard tudlo 7 Cf fbficiaf alfa? wjaiez 669 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON 16 MASS BEST NVISHES TO THE CLASS OE 1951 John Flynn and Sons -I-f:lllllQI'S 80 BOSTCN STREET SALEM, MASS Compliments of i . I ' I , I I I C Sullivan s I lmrnmiy Compliments Patrick S. Sullivan, Ph.G., Reg. Pharm. 326 Central St., Saugus, Mass. The Prescription Store' of Tel. Saugus 8-1102 Compliments l 0 The Salem lllner ofthe SEIICIH SALEM, MASS. ' SHVIIISS Bank 125 Washington St. Salem The Bank With The Chime Clock To the Class of '5l My kind friends and patrons Best wishes always in 'zulyafever you do ' Charles Buddy Rogers '5l uWAOf0?c 3Qj9Ay df IIL4 ltlflfedfn 6 HARRISCN AVENUE BEVERLY, MASS. o I I 1 1 ',- 4 .' if 1 H . - 'A ,VQJ I .3 ,hex , 4 4. . .4 .l,L'- ,oX , ,ge b . ' 3 1 -51 C . .,.Aa. -Abi! -sr-. .-. 'Q if f 1 i,'. ,'r ,Wkl ., N ,' 'Q' Ak. 4, . 4.7! 1 A. ' 9 -V 4. A X N . 'QV L,,'l':'... J 1, . 3 . . .- ygn' ,.. a.- 'u lr. ' . , , ' ',' 0 4 r, ' , '33, .AVN .- ni 1 J, f' . '-I - W an .5 ,.,,'.,, . , ' ' f ff:-3 - - JL' :.' 7 H - ' -ual I , 34 . V' l 'v 451- - -sHf'1 IA wtf 4: 3 54. ,ilk - ,-o AArfIz::'f..' ' l.. XL. '.5l3'. . 'Q XL I-3 x'- ' M-.,51- - N ' . g1:.fw'w.fgrim- an ap: W , 'A m1.4-4L'f,-Q .74-W. at 'lf rl .- Vu , ' I HJ A .'-' 4 f ' '- ' A I ls ' 'nh .v.. 'w -vs - . ' A , -4 e 4 'mfri ' :J ' 'L' 5' ',.::' . H' nw'- 9 tk K' rl. ' 1' ' V' 'I' - ' . ' 'W f' 9 0-1 N .4 ., s L .. -. I '. I . 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