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Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.. Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. !Qflflf'0lfl.5 LINC! !qlfl C7lZ0,U0.5 George R. A d .uns and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs. M rs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Frank V. Anthony Nicholas S. Araujo john Barrows Kachadoor Bedrosian Xvilbur Bassett Harold S. Bcrrigan Alexander R. Blackall James H. Bothwell Maurice E. Boyd Theo H. Boylan john J. Brennan Katherine Brennan Gertrude Burnham and Mrs. Hervey S. Burnham and Mrs. james J. Byrne and Mrs. Francis T. Cahill and Mrs. john A. Christopher and Mrs. Henry C. Collins and Mrs. joseph Collins Paula Finn and Mrs. john L. Fletcher and Mrs Arthur T. Flynn and Mrs. Harry H. Freedman and Mrs. joseph M. Gannon and Mrs Francis V. Glover Martin Hanley and Mrs. Daniel E. Hanlon and Mrs. Benjamin F. Hill Sr. and Mrs. Arvid E. Jansson and Mrs. John Keegan Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. .mgl Mrs. Kenneth M. Kelley and Mrs. Samuel L. Kinhan an-.l Mrs.. Felix Kuninski and Nlrs. Anthony Lombardi and Mit.. Leo V. Lonergan and Mrs. john McCarron and Mrs. Martin McDonald and Mrs. john M. McFarlane and Mrs. John McGinn and Mrs. Frederick P. McPartland Mary E. Mrose and Mrs. George M. Murphy and Mrs. joseph B. Murphy and Mrs. Charles W. Murray and Mrs. Dennis Nolan and Mrs. William F. Patch Gordon Peterson and Mrs. Louis Rottenberg Edith Russo and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs - . Carl G. Senftleben George F. Shamberger John Sheehan joseph P. Shiel Fred L. Staples Willard Stephens Donald H. Swanson Edward P. Szidat Carl G. Thompson Ralph Edson Tibbetts Wilfred E. Varney Francis P. Visco Donald D. Wyman I hp Gllippvr Staff , . ,........-.g...-mg. DOROTHY ARAUJO 1 Ec1'if0l'-ill-Cbivf EDXWARD F. BURKE, xlR. JOAN MQCARRON Assisfmzf Ea'!fm's ANN C. FLETCHER MARY MURPHY Li1'w'ary Ealifnr BIISIIIUXS AIIIIHIXUI' ELIZABETH A, BURNHAM ALFRED T. XY'OI.IfIi I'fJr1iog111j7fJy Edifnrs GECRGE BEDRQSIAN HELEN M. CANYON Affz vrfisilzg Muzzfzgws MARGARET M. SANVYER RAMONA LAZAR Ari Ecfifor SC'l'I'6'flll'j' BFLMIRA GQMES CLAIRE KUNINSKI PATRICIA ANTHONY MARJORIE BASSETT ROSAMUND HYMANS PATRICIA TURNER Assoz'i:1ic' Edlfors PRESIDENT EDXWARD A. SULLIVAN MISS BURNI-IAM MRS. HIGGINS BIISIIICSS and Lifvrary Ari Advisers E119 Qlnllvgr Egillflilill Y 5718 31 VERNA B. FLANDERS BS., M.S. Social Science s L... B Q2 in MILDRED B. STONE B.S.Ed., M.A. Mczibcmatics rf if .L A. I FLORENCE B. CRUTTENDEN BS., M.A. Social Science GEORGE F. Moom' B.S.Ed., LLB.. M.A. Direficzl' of Tl'cZilIi1lg, Edzrczzfiou MIRA XVALLACE LEON H. ROCKW'ELL B.S.Ed., M.Ed. B.S., M.A. Physical Education Educafiozz, Hisiory i J I LILLIAN M. HOFF BS., M.A. Spccclo EDNA M, MCGLYNN B.A., M.A., Pl'1.D. Social Science V ! i A 1 I r GERTRUDE BURNHAM B.A., M.A. English LAWRENCE T. LOWREY Ph.B. Physical Education, Logic RICHARD H. ROCKETT ROGER A. I-Ifxkm' B.A., M.Ed., LLB. BS., M.B.A. Lalzgzmgvs, Businvss Lau. spm-b Buximfss Ealuuzfiwz 'lp E 4 4 I 1 ' w x . 1 13 ' E . .. 1 HELEN J. KEILY GERTRUDE A. BIZIZRS B.B.A., M.Ed., Ed.D. BS., M.A. B11SiIIf'S5 Educafiofz Ari ADELE M. DRISCOLL EARLE S. COLLINS B.S.Ed., M.Ed. B.A., M.Ed. Educafion Physical Science +5 BEATRICE WITHAM B.S., M.Ed. Business Education DANIEL F. HAIKRIGAN, JR. B.S.Ed. HlII76flL'l'ffilIg X , 1. A JAMES B. SULLIVAN BRUCE F- JEFFERY BA, M.s. LL.B., B.B.A., M.C.s. Biological Scigm-5. I-Icad of C0lIlllIC'fCiLlI Dl'PlIl'fllIC'lIf Business Ea' 110117011 MARY M. JONES SERENA G. HALL B.S.Ed., M.A., Ed.D. B.A., M.A., Ph.D English English TIMOTHY F. CLIFFORD B.A., M.A. Music LEO F. HENNESSEY' B.A., M.Ed., Ph.D. Education JANET SMITH MARY E. Mnosls B.A., B.S., M.C.S. B.Ed., M.A. Business Edzzcafion Social Scivncc 'Q s 'S if 'x ,, .512 1-,V M x In Q if, GRACE V. CONLEY XVINIFRED H. HIGGINS B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Physica! El1Ill'l1fi0lI, Gnidafzcc' B.S.Ed., M.A. Art ,P 135955 : , ' 13 ' . f tj V w 29.25 -. f'9,v: '55ff' I :A af. - .5 JOSEPH P. HIGGINS J. CLIFFORD GEER BS., M.S. B.S., M.Ed. Librarian Physical Science, Education ANN K. CLARK Registrar Lxdcfminbfra firm Md J' 'ff'2ll 'v ',,', .!J 5 If Yon f A f MARY M. 0'KE13FFE Secretary X Y . MARGARET C. MORRISON B00lz,kec'pc'r GERTRUDE R. WILLIAMS R.N. College Nurse U W 1 i I! ,111-it S5 . Q .10 1 3 +-....., W -: -sf av, Av XX w uk my-za 5 wx 'AL R, I 5. 14: i A w 1 L n 1 s ! Y l H Q 1 1 ? Q i I ! H 1 Yi i 4 F 7 4 X, If I 1 -1 4 E 1 E l 1 1 G I 5 e 3 5 1 x J C5119 Glruining Svrhnul iFaru11g I 5 -1-if V. JOHN RIKKOLA JAMES T. AMSLER B.S.Ed., M.Ed. B.S.Ed., M.Ed. P7'i77Ci,l7f7I Practical Arts VIOLA I. MUNYAN WILLIAM A. RICH B.S.Ed., M.S. B.S.Ed., M.A. Home Economics Grade Eight 1 I 1 1 f ESTHER L. SMALL Gl'lll1t' Sl'l'l'II MARY V. HOURIHAN B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Grzzclc' Fizfc' 1' MINERVA M. HUDGINS B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Grade' Six ffl! 42. X' Doms A. CAMBRIDGE B.S.Ed. Graaff' Four Q j729lf1. ' -1 Q 34 456' W , A QMN -:idk ,Y . 'If N A 59: . , if ' 5, ,Q . 5, A iw V 1 I , Q35 1 Q RUTH L. SOUTHWICK MARY F. WADE B.S.Ed., M.Ed. B.S.Ed. Grade' TfJrc'c' Grade Tun ,v Y 'fi' J' SYBIL I. TUQKER BEULAH M. SWEETSER Grade Om' Iiilldl'l'g!I1'fE'7Z f I Q 2 - xgrfwg. u ' 6-'wb , - .QQ , , .h yew-1 , 'J ' A ll-armed I ride, whate'er betide Until I find the Holy Grailn 5 f P l Elie 1'P5ihP1Il,':i ., raaagv The story of the Quest of the Grail is so obviously symbolic that it requires no interpretation. lt simply represents the journey of .i disciplined life toward the ulti- mate objectives of Goodness and Truth. The same idea has been portrayed again and again in literature through such allegories as Canterbury Tales and The Odyssey, both of which have served as themes for The Clipper in former years. It is encouraging that our seniors select these themes, because their choice is indicative of sound thinking and healthy behavior at .1 time when morality is an outmoded product in so many centers of population. We are frequently told that this is the heyday of civilization. Perhaps that is an appropriate characterization of the twentieth century. Man has done remarkably well. Against the forces of nature, against the barriers of time and space, against barbarism and retrogression, he has made of the earth a splendid thing, a crowning monument to his industry. Despite the calamities of the past few years, despite the turmoil and turbulence through which we are now passing, man may look upon his achievements with pardonable satisfaction, and as he views the spoils of conquest, as he numbers the difficulties surmounted and the obstacles overcome, as he contemplates the accomplishments of hand and heart and brain which reach from one end of the earth to the other, he may say truthfully and triumphantly, I have done well. Yet in the very utterance of that boast, there are so many facts which rise up to confound him. After all, it is not so much what man has done that counts as what he has not done but might have done. We cannot attain perfection this side of eternity, but should we not be much closer to it after so many generations than we are today? The difficulty, as I see it, is that there are too many people who have neglected the vital imports of life, who have made them subservient to the lesser, the ephemeral things, too many people who have developed themselves along certain commendable lines, but who have failed, and failed miserably to stress the realities. One does not have to be of a particular religious belief to profess the truth that every man is on his way to eternity, that he is here on earth to make himself as fit as possible to deserve that state. Then, what does it matter though we conquer time and space, and transform wildernesses if in the end we must cover our faces with shame because of energies misdirected and talents misapplied. The things that count are the spiritual things, and toward their attainment all our efforts should first be directed. Afterwards, if you will, probe the stars, delve into the earth, hew the forests, span the waters, marshal the dreams of the imagination. There are too many people who are not made of that stuff, too many whose end in life is material greatness, natural prosperity, the acclaim of their fellow men. They strut and preen themselves before the footlights of the world, with never a thought of what is to happen when the show is over and the audience has gone. Religion to them is nothing more than an abstract of meaningless forms and ceremonials. They are educated to the belief that the temporal is the supreme verity. They see nothing beyond the horizon of death, or they blind themselves to that vision until it dwindles and fades. That is the philosophy of materialism to which so many subscribe. It is re- pugnant to all who, in Quest of the Grail, Live pure, speak true, right wrong, follow the King. 4. ivwn , 'R X , pnior 64156 CQMFUIAS w IN - :YN 10 w A fi Cys! u fl 'CD w C Q-Xl' 11 B . . U BSN . lent Vffpxp RK11, ,cgu r,.,,- fl: YI 1 1147111 C LA J 4 KY S. S . S MP1 T Allfef Pg-1.6! A PI 1-N65 fill, Q 7f!0l Wl61lfL .fgclzwon 445 Chatham Street Lynn November 24 COMMERCIAL Book Club 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Treasurer's Committee 45 Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4, Assistant Alumni Secre- tary 3, Chaplain 4g Sophomore Show, Cap and Gown Committee 4. Love of truth and all that makes a manf' The commercials, first family man . . . all-round good fellow . . . an accounting whiz . . . Ach will be a credit to S.T.C. Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4g Auditing Committee 2, 3, 4, Chairman 45 Cafeteria 1, 2, 35 Program Committee Reception 4. .MLIZQ .AAQWVI 10 Slater Street Webster September 10 COMMERCIAL s., ' I' Live pure, speak true, right wrong, follow the King- Else, wherefore born?,' Helene is a poetry enthusiast . . . Are your books in balance? . . .Webster,s ambassadress of good will. mr, C 74 Victoria Street Revere April 17 ELEMENTARY A.C.E. 1, Z, 3, Glee Club Ig Craft Club 1, 23 I.R.C. 23 Chairman Decorations Committee Initi- ation Banquet lg Chairman Decorations Committee Sophomore Danceg Open House 2g Basketball 1, 2: Hockey 1, 2, Newcomb 1g Soccer 1, 2, 35 Sports Day 3. To her that is the fairest under heavenf' Is as nice as she looks . . . a new year, a new car . . . name in lights . . . L. C. G. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 43 Finance Committee 2, 3, 41 Chairman Ushers, Freshman Tea lg Commercial Council Representative -lg Class Day Usher 5, HB. T.A. Convention at Philadelphia 3, E.B.T.A. Con- vention at Buffalo 49 Kappa Delta Phi, Chapliin 3, Secretary 4g Sophomore .Ind junior Shows, Usher Committee 4. Higzfrf - lf'l'C'A, IH l'rospeel Slreel Nlilliortl April 3 Ctmimriu mi. 39 - ls In the spring a livelier iris changes on the burnished doveg In the spring ll young mnn's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Tri Mu's pres .... Very good volume, Mr. Aldrich. . . . n sharp dresser . . . music master. jizz if .xgigozfrf Zu Lynn Street Chelsea l:Cl5l'Ll.ll'f' Z2 JUNIOR hilfill Glce Club 1, 2g Arithmetic Conference 3g President's List 1, 2, 3, 44 Ivy Exercises 4. I that know have strength and wit. Theater frm . . . count on Faithy to have her home- Work -:lone . . . perennially on the President's List . . . even tempered. 01455 ,Ancarzt 13 Medford Street Malden March 9 JUNIOR HIGH I f M john Burroughs Club 2, 3: Tri Mu 3, 45 Council Representative 4g Intramural Football 3, 43 Election Committee CLXPPER Staff 35 Ivy Exercises 4. A goodly youth and worth a goodlier boon. Sophisticated taste in clothes . . . authority on DaVinci and Italian opera . . . Lowell's loss was our gain . . . the Junior High science authority. f f J f QIWIIII 01111 -fill Ulflillll l'-ill Alulllil XYCVINJIH Street Arlington February 2 CON-ilkIl,lii mi- '15 fx Dr.nn.itie Club 1, 2, Treasurer Zg Cheerleader 4, Tri Mu 1, 43 Commercial Council Banquet Ticket Com- mittee 2, 34 Publicity Committee 3g Dramatic Club Ticket Committee 1, 25 Presidentls List 2, 4g Laurel Chain 3g Commercial Council Representative 1, Sec- retary 2, Treasurer 43 E.B.T.A. Convention 33 W.A. A. Recording Secretary 4g Awards 1, 2, 3, 4g Pos- ture 1, 33 Life-saving 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Field- hockey Z, 3, 4g Newcomb 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming Zg Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. O but she will love him truly! He shall have a cheerful homef' The commercials' own Miss Sweden . . . those wedding bells . . . the W.A.A.'s competent secretary . . . a faith- ful fan at all the S.T.C. games . . . Are you related to Richard? I.R.C. 3, 4g Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4g Alumni Committee 3g Finance Committee 3, 4, Chairman 4g Class Day Usher 3g E.B.T.A. Conference 3g Kappa Delta Phig Class Day Luncheon Committee 4. Until I make HCAQPC! .AWJQPJOW 549 Union Street New Bedford July 15 COMMERCIAL my name my deeds will speak. fl Miss Wallace's right-hand man . . . always in 21 hurry . . . those weekend trips home . . . Are you related to Greta? M frfda .Jan Many 8 S Fairview Avenue Peabotlv December I lil.liNIl2NTAR Y Glee Club 1, Z, 3, Librarian 3g College Choir 2, 35 A.C.E. 15 Sophomore and Junior Showsg Chairman Food Committee A.C.E. lg Daisy Chain, Co-operative Council Representative 3, Arithmetic Conference 3, Junior Representative W'.A.A.g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, Honor Team 33 Newcomb 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3g Swimming I, 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 35 W.A.A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, Lowell trip 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Life Saving lg Associate Editor CLIPPERQ President's List 45 Investiture Committee. For she is a full fair maiden, good and gentle and well taught. i Proficient in sports . . . Ski enthusiast . . . Seldom seen without Anna . . . Portable Veblen . . . Smiles Cjsorolfzzg cxgraujo 36 Lebanon Street Fall River April 24 COBIMERCIAI, ' 5 1 '.,1V',: vf. v AA'f1Q, rj --'- ' ' ' ----, A g. --sa' , , f E if ,v..33.fl7u f ifsif' Book Club 33 Earth Science Club 3g Classical Record Club 23 Glec Club lg I.R.C. 4g Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 45 Alumni Committee 2, Corresponding Secretary 3: Initiation Decorations Committee 3, 4g Chairman CLIPPER Dance Committee 4g President's List 1, 25 Daisy Chain 3g Columbian Confcrenccg Log Alumni Editor 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 2, 3, 44 Newcomb 2g Soccer 1, 2, 33 Swimming 3g Volley- ball 1, 2, 3g CLIPPER Editor-in-chiefg Sophomore and- junior Shows. And the people loved her much. Our capable CLIPPER editor . . . Mother of the Alumni Committee . . . music lover . . . forever tickling the iyories in Room 18. H1 frida . .Aaigre 212 Loring Avenue Salem October 211 E1.i2MENT,xiut Clee Club 1, 24 Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 43 A.C.E. lg Pro- gram Committee NW.A.A. 2, 3, Co-General Chairman XYf.A.A. Dance and Banquet 43 Senior Luncheon, Co-Chairman Decorations Committee Initiation Ban- quet l, 4, Laurel Chain 3, North Adams Confer- ence W.A.A. 3g W.A.A. Division Representative 1, Class Representative 2, Manager Team Sports 3, Vice- Prcsident 41 Archery 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 2, 3, 43 Newcomb 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 W.A.A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Teams: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 44 Hockey 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore and Junior Showsg Horace Mann P.T.A. Show 3. Being mirthful she, but in a stately kind. A real sports enthusiast . . . undaunted by mishaps . . . My frien-:ls in California . , . One of the fun-loving five. M.A.A. Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4g M.A.A. Dance Orchestra Committee 3g Head of Intramural Sports 3, 4g E.B.T.A. Conference at Philadelphia 3g Base- ball Zg Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 J. V. Basket- ball Coach 3. .xdrfdlftr Wea! 30 Forest Hill Avenue Lynn August 12 COINIMERCZIAI. For Words, like Nature, half reveal And half conceal the Soul within. An all-round athlete . . . Mx: Basketball . . . one of our navy vets . . . an accounting wizard . . . Art has a deep interest in Sweden. n .41 rr0w5 19 Ingleside Avenue Chelsea July 12 ELEMENTARX' I.R.C. 3g Dramatic Club 4g Tri Mu 3, 4g Co-Chair man Decorations Committee Initiation Banqueti4 Clean-up Freshman Teag W.A.A. Award lg Basket ball 4g Hockey 4g Newcomb 1, 4g Soccer 1, 4g Vol leyball 43 Softball 45 Sophomore and Junior Shows Horace Mann P.T.A. Show 3g N.E.A. Tea Com mittee 2. V She lingers and smiles the whole year roundfg Sophisticated . . . happy laughter . . . prompter of the speech class . . . one of the fun-loving five. arforie Z?a55efLl 25 Barnard Street Marblehead July 12 jumok HIGH Glee Club 1, 25 Chairman Senior Luncheon Com- mitteeg Initiation Banquet 3, 45 Ticket Committee Junior and Senior Showsg Orchestra Committee junior Promg Arithmetic Conference 34 Hockey l, 25 Newcomb l, 23 Soccer 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2g Asso- ciate Editor CLIPPIQR. And noblest when she lifted up her eyes. Margie has always worked hard on class projects . . . quick to contribute in class . . . beautiful dark brown eyes . . . we thank your mother for the cookies. Yffwlflflftizwf! lldrginia .game 37 Highland Street Hyannis Park October 31 COMMERCQIAI, Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 23 Finance Committee 3, 4, Secretary 3, Freshman Tea Usher, President's List 2, 3, 4g Log Assistant Circulation Manager 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Day Luncheon Committee 4. i Young as I am, yet would I do my best.', Charleston, Charleston . . . Are you sitting on a feather again? . . . a fine product of Cape Cod . . . neat and well dressed. eorqe 1314005 lilfl H 54 Beaver Street Salem II April I7 H JUNIOR HIQH l choir 1, Zg I.R.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Libr.irian 3: Men's Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4g Publicity Committee 1, 2, 3: , Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Committee Junior Show: Prcsidcnt's List 3, 45 Co-operative Council Repre- sentative 3, 4g Class Day Usher 3g I.R.C. Confer- ence 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural basketball and football 1, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 4g Advertising Manager Cuvveng Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4. l l I Strength of heart and manly use and skill l Let George do it. . . NXfould you like to run an ad in the CLIPPER?', . . No, I'm not Greenglassg lim 1 Bcdrosianf' i 1 1 144.170 y L1 We 8I l Lg61 VL 18 Summit Avenue Everett September I3 ELEMLNTARX Glee Club 1, 25 A.C.E. 1, 25 I.R.C. 45 Cheer Leader 2, 35 General Welfare Z, 3, 45 Insurance 45 Arith- metic Conference 15 A.C.E. Tea 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Honor Team Hockey 2, 35 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 25 Play Day 35 Sopho- more and junior Showsg Laurel Chain 35 Daisy and Laurel Chain Committee 4. Are these your pretty tricks and fooleries? Typical college co-ed . . . lovely black hair . . . smartly dressed . . . summer sunshine at Nantucket . . . an L.C.G. Glee Club lg Tri Mu 2, 3, 43 Insurance Committee Treasurer 3g Finance Committee 2, 3, 44 President's List 2, 45 Log Assistant Circulation Manager 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3g Hockey 3, 4g Newcomb Z, 3g Soccer 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 3g Swimming 2g Sophomore Showq Cap and Gown Committee 4. bm H'fAfI Zggufgeff 87 lirogulwny Salem April 20 Clommiuc mi, Eyes of pure women, wholesome stars of love. Those wedding bells . . . f'WOLlld you like to join the Better Homes Club? . . . lovely to look at and lovely to know. JOVCQ M1lAlfU8 79 Parker Street Newburyport April 20 ELEMENTARY Glee Club 1, 43 A.C.F. I Thou art a Queen with crown of gold. Always seen with Mary . . . quiet and truly scholarly . . . Lovely blonde hair. ,MLW ff rigA1fjg1w5er 33 Cedar Avenue Stoneham May 1 ELIQMIQNTARY Co-Chairman Decorations Committee Initiation Ban- quet l, 45 Senior Teag Class Day Programs 43 Co- Chairman Set-up Committee A.C.E. Tea 14 N.E.A. Tea Committee 2g Basketball 4g Hockey 4g Soccer 1, 43 Volleyball 1, 3, 4g Sophomore and junior Showsg Horace Mann P.T.A. Show 3. To doubt her fairness were to Want an eyef, Ernest and friendly . . . our Mrs. Bowser . . . One of the happy Five. OHM 8 Atwuutl Street Newburyport February Z6 liLIiMhN'l'ARX Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 44 A.C.E. lg Sophomore Show Junior Show. .. , gg I if tt For she was graceful and fair of face. Beautifully groomed . . . Speaks softly . . . The Green Silk Stockings and the Red Perfume. ' 7 Z? fl fy . Olf lllflf 12 Kinsman Court Ipswich january 22 EI11MxiNTARi' A.C.E. lg Glce Club l, 4g Presidcnt's List 1, 2, 3, 4. Madame, I allow your witg it is of late come since you are wisef' Trim and efficient . . . typifics what the well-dressed co-ed should wear . . . Quiet, unassuming manner. 00.10 . g 0lfIlf?l1lfl 29 Landon Road Milton February 25 COMMIAQRL m I, :iBook Club lg I.R.C. 2, 3, President 4, Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Committee 3g Finance Committee 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Publicity Committee 39 Junior Show Program Committee 3, Bookstore 33 Cafeteria As- sociates 1, 2, 3, E.B.T.A. Conference 3g I.R.C. Con- ferences U.N.H. 2, U.V. 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 3, Hockey 2, 3 4, Honor Team 3, 4, Newcomb 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 1, 2, 3, Class Secretary 3g Sophomore and Junior Shows. I built my soul a lordly pleasure-house, Wherein at ease for aye to dwell. Diamonds are a girl's best friend. . . . ski enthusiast . . . vivacious redhead . . . ''Internationally-minded. 'P Degree to be conferred upon completion of courses. jQCA,6ll L! 501008 17 Moon Road Lynn january 27 ELEMENTARY Camera Club Ig I.R.C. 2, 3g Sophomore and junior Shows, Chairman Reception Committee, junior Promg Co-operative Council Alternate Representative, In- tramural Football and Baseballg Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4. O selfless man and stainless gentlemanf' Witty . . . nonchalant manner . . . Dick's intellectual capacity hides behind a sunny disposition . . . successful bowler. A2411 Zgfzujerl LL I8 Leyland Street lJ.ircl1cstcr july 27 Commun IAI, Camera Club Ig Social Committee 1, 2, 3, junior Prom Ticket Committee, Freshman Tea Committee, Initiation Banquet Decoration Committee 1, 2, W.A. A. Head of Brown 25 Awards 1,.2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 1, 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 4, Newcomb 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team lg Soc- cer 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 25 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 3. tg i QM A brow May-blossom and a cheek of apple-blossomf, Blessed with beauty . . . rctive in W.A.A .... exponent of the drama . . . Come Boys, Let's All Be Gay, Boysh . . . object of her fiendisla friends, ideas in the locker room. Dramatic Club 1, 2, President 21 lireshman, Sopho- Q more, and M.A.A. Diner: Cozninitteesg Presidentk ' Li9t 3, 43 Class Day Usher 39 Cl,II'I'I-Ii Assistant Editorg Class Vice-President 1, -lg Kappa Delta Phi, Treasurer 33 Orchestra Committee Reception 43 Chairman Last Chapel 4. '1 C- 7 f I i f if ' J X f vc wan ,C mfzfzj .311 if JU. , r 82 Rctlington Street Swninpseott May 6 Coxixiiexcomi The greater the man the greater the Courtesvf' A friendly and smiling greeting for all . . . Mr. lfsquireu . . . our handsome M. C. extraordinaire . . . bookstore accountant . . . 1952's Veep. M20 .Al lfla !i?lfl,l lflAI1 lflfla County Road Essex November 27 .IUNIOR HIQH Glee Club lg Chairman Decorations Committee Ini- tiation Banquet 1, 3, 43 Chairman Nominating Com- mittee Council Officers 4: Chairman Ticket Com- mittee ,Iunior Show 3: Chairman Ticket Committee CLIPPER Dance, President's List 4g Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 45 Volleyball 1, 2g Photography Editor CLIPPEKQ junior Show, Cap and Gown Com- mittee 4. Clear as a lark, high o'er me as a lark, A sweet voice singing Sports enthusiast . . . good head for business . . . effi- cient Worker for the CLIPPER . . . honest AB . . . a Nevele . . . 'Tm going to chapel . . . Hiawatha I J 61 lf? lZgfl l'LQ 61 Broad Street: Salem anuary 21 liLLNILNTARY A.C.E. lg Classical Record Club 2, 3: President! List 44 Class Day Programs 4. A , A simple maiden in her flower is Worth a hundred coats M1ster of h t e eighty-eight under that ' . . . .1 sense of h quiet mien. of armsf, umor lurks QlJA0l ll! CjIAll l' 137 Orlums Street lfast Boston Qcwber 22 E1.m4EN'1'ARx .au-g Sophomore ,md Junior Showsg Prcsiclenfs Liar 5 Kappa Delta Phi. For manners are not idle but the fruit f ble mmdf, Of loyal nature and 0 no 9 Kin Saul . . . Bob Cafa- Got your morning paper. . . . g relli and his all-girl orchestra. Glee Club 1, 2, 4g A.C.E. 1, 2g President's List 2. 5g A.C.E. Conference lg Arithmetic Conference lg Literary Editor Log -lg Hockey 1, 2, 3g Newcomb 1. 2, 5g Soccer 1, 2g 23 W'.A.A. Awards I, 7 1 041 rz 11 0 79 lllC.!f1LlI'lt Street Revere December ZS l'lLl'MEN'l'ARY Swimmnn 2g Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Reign ye and love and make the world. Full of tricks . . . mistress of the quick retort . . . Mike -a mascot to our study hours . . . one of our engaged seniors . . . L.C.G. Z MA U CZPJZI Arlington September 6 ELEMEN'I'ARX' l.R.C.g Public Relations Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 A.C.Ii. 1, 4, Craft Club 15 I.R.C. Conference 4 Badminton lg Basketball 1, 2, 33 Hockey 1, 2, 3 Newcomb 1, 2, 34 Soccer 1, 2, 33 Softball 1, 2, 3. af, ., 6' l'All, meseems, are happy, I the happiest of them all. When Betty isn't smiling, she's laughing . . . faithful to the B. SL M .... Elizabeth, Betty, Betsy, and Bess. 01631116 ine Giga f Aomloeionj CW Aon, A.C.E. lg I.R.C. 3, 45 junior Prom Ticket Com- mittee, Sophomore Show Usherg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2 3, 4, Honor Team 3, Softball 1, 2, 4, Hiking 1, 2, 3g W.A.A. Awards 1, 2. 157 jersey Street Marblehead September 20 ELIQMIQNTARY Then wed with glory, but she will not wed save Whom she lovethf, Lee , our October bride . . . chief interest, Ernie . . Nevele. C' f fl' C7 A f ,Cll !1l0lI , . J llllfil Ul flllll 6 Biwmiigliluii liimd M irlwlelic ' d April 29 JUNIOR Hifi! X 'Z Prcsiclentis List 3, -lg Class Gift Committee 4 For man is man and master of his fate. Pleasantly reserved . . . softspoken . . . known as Daddy to M:1ryMnrjorie and Beverly Jean. Bxviiizm' and MARY A.C.li. lg Camera Club 3g Junior Sliowg Presidenfs List 4. ,C 0lf'lf'IIl.lfll? 6A1f'i4Slfr1yoA12r lfl Neptune Street Court l,ynn February 24 ll,l.lEM ii N'i'Am' She spake with kindled eyesf, Sweet Lorraine . . . always appears cheerful . . . Do you have a sister in the Freshman Class? 501450 PM ll 147 Cofglfw 12 Barton Street Salem November 7 Ii1,EMuN'm1n' Cwlee Club lg Pitman Debating 1, 25 I.R.C. 23 ' Sophomore and junior Showsg Chairman Entertain- ment Committee Freshman Teag Chairman Decor- ations Committee Initiation Banquet 23 Daisy Chain 35 N.E.T.P.A. Conference Delegate 25 Compass Staff 3, 45 President's List 45 Hockey 2, 3g Soccer 1, 2g Volleyball 1, 25 Investiture 4. Sunnily she smiled A ready sn1ile . . . an able brain . . . a mighty fine girl to call a friend . . . Winsome personality . . . eloquent speaker . . . possessor of Irish beauty and wit . . . a Nevele. Tri Mu 3, 4g I.R.C. 3g Dramatic Club 45 Pitman Debating 4g Senicr Luncheong Chairman Clean-up Committee CLIPPER Dance 4g Senior Teag Co-chair- man Decorations Committee Initiation Banquet 1, 4g President's List 1, 24 Class Representative 45 Sopho- more and Junior Showsg Horace Mann P.T.A. Showg N.E.A. Tea Committeeg Basketball 4g Hockey 4g Newcomb 4g Soccer 1, 4g Volleyball 4g Daisy and Laurel Chain Committee 4. iZmLafA JC CMM 27 Cambridge Terrace Cambridge December 2 ELEMENTAM' if A 142 3 ' J. : ' 1 - l A .858 , 'T 1 F N '- And when she comes to speak, behold her eyesf, A master of satire . . . Winsome and laughing Betty . . one of the fun-loving Five. !9Ar0Jife Coloma 05 8 XVarren Street Lynn July 24 ELIaMuNTA1:Y Glee Club 25 l.R.C. 3, 4g A.C.E. lg Chairman Or- chestra Committee, Junior Promg Co-operative Coun- cil Representative 2, 4g President's List 4g I.R.C Conference 5, 4g Archeryg Basketballg Hockcyg Vol leyball Honor Teamg Senior Tea Committee 4. Sweet nature gilded by the gracious gleam. Blondie is a willing venturer . . . a little girl with a big heart . . . our own little goddess . . . sorority officer . . . Who'll go? . . . L.c.G. Chairman Orchestra Committee junior Promg Chair- man Invitations Committee Supervisors' Ten, College Choir 2, 35 Arithmetic Conference 3, Daisy Chain 53 Hockey 35 Volleyball 3, 4g W'.A.A. Award lg Sophomore and junior Showsg Presidents List 45 Class Day Programs 4. Q1 fricia, Cjnonin 206 Wfestern Avenue Lynn November 23 Ei I-.MLNTARY In the midst of this blast entered a sunbeam more clearer by seven times than ever they say the day. Petite and charming . . . With a Song in Her Heartn and a twinkle in her eye . . . Wilhelinin11. ' X K jofm . be nge 65, 17 Carroll Street Chelsea June 1 JUNIOR HIGH yr. President's List 3g Class Day and Graduation Usher 3g Athletic Coach Phillips Junior High School, Salem 4g Kappa Delta Phig Intramural Football 2, 3g Tea Committee Class Day 4. None can read the text, not even If' Une of our married seniors . . . What did We learn today?,' . . . promising politician. Q anief Learnon ZS Piedmont Street Lynn November 30 COMMERUAL M.A.A. Dance Committee 3g Chairman Sophomore Dance 2g Co-operative Council, Vice-President 3, Class Day Usher 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2g Coach of junior Varsity 4g Class President 2 Arise, go forth and conquer as of old. Jayvee'3 capable manager . . . all-round athlete . . . our Sophomore president . . . another of our Marine vets. Magma! izxzffilfzfjf 98 Siylt-X sn-Qt-f Lowell December 19 Commun mi, Book Club 1, 2, 3, President 35 I.R.C. 45 Co-opera tive Council Representative 3, Treasurer 45 Com mcrcial Council Representative 25 Class Day Usher Class Treasurer 35 Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4. When every morning brought a noble chance And everv chance brought out a noble knightf' Mr. Touchdown . . . Salem's money manv . Jinx,' . . . fine smile. arceffa Cfgnig 26 Putnam Street Somerville November 9 ELEMENTARY x'I.R.C. 2, 3, 43 Sophomore and Junior Showsg Lowell Day 35 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Hockey 29 Volleyball 2, 3. O morning star that smilest in the blue. Happy-go-lucky Marcie often astounds us with her pro- found analyses . . . expressive eyes . . . I wentf, . . . L.C.G. . :P Degree to be conferred upon completion of courses. Z? Z ' 1 f1l 2lll ll Ullll fll g0 IS Hatch Road Medford July 22 Commiakemr, ' . N, 7, . .. so 1 Art Club 4, President 4g junior Prom Committeeg Public Relations Committee 2, 3, 4g Freshman Tea Committeeg W.A.A. Freshman Representative, Cor- responding Secretary 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 25 Hockey 1, Z5 Soccer 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Sophomore and Junior Shows. SWeetly and statelily, and with all grace. Barb is charming . . . loyal to W.A.A .... artistically inclined . . . excellent mimic . . . dramatist of the speech class . . . New York vacationer.', A.C.E. 13 I.R.C. 3, 4g Public Relations Committee 1, 2, 3, 43 Presidents List 4g I.R.C. Conference 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Field Hockey 2, 3g Softball 2g Volleyball 2, 3. 2 7! 8172561 . C Cllfl LI gil lfl 48 Bay State Avenue Somerville February ll lil.IzMI,NTARN And spake sweet words, and comforted my heart. Contagious Irish wit and laughter . . . one always feels the soothing effect of Terry's presence . . . future pro- fessor's wife . . . L.C.G. ' 7! X - Ill! . C Uft' ZUI' 127 Slieridan 1Xx'ciiue Medford july 20 E1.fiMLN'1'Aiu' f ff tw Glec Club 1, 21 I.R.C. 2, 3, Treasurer 3g Chairman Insurance Committee 2, 3g Daisy Chain 34 Co-0per- ative Council Reprcsentative 2, 35 Training School Editor Log 3g Field Hockey 2, 35 Soccer 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 3g Literary Editor, CLIPPERQ Class Treasurer 1, Class President 4. A IME . s - fiwgig ' e fe get 1 . , , wi L .1 1, 133, .. And glory gained and evermore to gain. Fletch . . . our president . . . Let's go to Green Har- bor. . . . XVhere's Barb? . . . a Nevele. C' ' 717 l lllfLC'l2,5 . ce VVLVL 91 Quincy Street Arlington April 16 lTll,IiMliN'I'ARY Book Club lg A.C.E. lg I.R.C. 1, 2, 3, 4g Public Relations Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 34 I.R.C. Conference 2, 3, 4g Archery 3g Hockey 2, 35 New- comb lg Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Softball 2, 3, Honor Team 3g Senior Luncheon 4. n 2 'a One rose, a rose that gladdened earth and sky. Laughs heartily and frequently . . . Frannie combines ambition and determination . . . l'll go too. . . . L.C.G. Lgzirgty 512 ey Allen Road Billerica September 1 COMMIQRCIA1. as fr 34,1350 sf: I an li V, 1 ,A'A ,. te 3 4 1 E , X ff 3 4 '.A I ' '4 f A ,' ' Book Club l, Z, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3g Pitman Debating 4g Legislative Committee 3, 4g Public Re- lations Committee 1, 25 Alumni Committee 2, 35 Sophomore Show Committee Chairmang Presidentis List 1, 2, 3, 4g Daisy Chain Marshal 35 Co-operative Council President 4, E.S.A.P.S.T. Conference 2, 4, N.E.P.T. Conference 45 Lowell Day 1, 2, 3, 43 W.A.A. Head of Softball 13 Head of Basketball 2, Awards 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Honor Teams 1, 2, 3, Hockey Honor Team 1, 2, 35 Soccer Honor Teams 1, 2, 3, Volleyball Honor Teams 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice- President 2, President 3. Charm us, orator, till the lion look no larger than a catf' Capable leader of our Co-operative Association . . . lover of fine literature . . . initiative plus . . . great plans for her future . . . Shirl will be a credit to S.T.C. A.C.E. lg l.R.C. 2, 3, 43 Co-chairman Initiation 23 Co-operative Council Representative 1, 2g I.R.C. Conference 2, 3, 44 Archery 3. J 80lfL6L P88 lfVL6llfL 23 Wglve Avenue Revere March 12 ELI3M15NTARY With all good cheer . . . spake and laughed. Witty . . . Lee's monologues have been a bright spot in many of our shows . . . contagious laughter . . . I'll go three. . . . L.C.G .... Hello, this is Mabel. U PII Ll LllfLlfL0lfL K 7f 7 i - 47 Gage Street Lynn January 24 Commiritc mi, Q , 4 s YS Art Club 4, Book Club 1, Zg Camera Club Ig I.R.C. 3: Invitations Committee junior Prom, Publicity Committee Business Machines Show 2, 3g Publicity Committee Commercial Council Banquet 2, 33 Invi- tations Committee Open House 3, President's List 3: Laurel Chain 3, Commercial Council Representative 2, 3, 4, Co-operative Council Representative lg Log Reporter 2, Club Editor 3, 4g W.A.A. Manager Team Sports 4, Cheerleader 34 Archery 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 33 Hockey Honor Team 2, 3, 4g Newcomb 3g Soccer Honor Team 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3g Volleyball 2, 3, Honor Team 3, Alumni Committee 25 Public Relations Commit- tee 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 45 Social Committee 35 Treasureris Committee 33 Sophomore and Junior Showsg Clipper Advertising Manager, Class Day In- vitations Committee 4. God made thee good as thou are beautifulf, Charming and lovely . . . Miss Vogue . . . one of the most agile sports enthusiasts at S.T.C .... much college spirit. 0,50 II X. fllllfl Il Z ,W C3 1 6 l3e!'lilct'io Avenue Salem Mareli Z6 Comm:-in mi W Choir 1, 2, 3: l2.lI'.l'l Science Club 3, 4, Tri Mu 1, Z, 3, -lg Alumni Committee Ch.1irm.:n 2, 3, 43 Fi- nance Committee 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Dance Decor- .ition Committee C3l1.llI'l l1.'lI1Q Alumni Reunion Enter- V' tainment Committee 33 Initiation Banquet Decor- .ltion Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, President's List 1, 3, Co- operative Council Representative 1, 2, 3, -lg Class Day Uaherg E.B.'l'.A. Conferences 3, 4g M.A.A. Sec- ret.1ry 3g K.1pp.1 Delta Phi 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Showg .lunior Show Director. For I dipt into the future, far as human eye could see, Saw the vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be. Father of the Alumni Committee . . . S.T.C's Arthur Murray . . . Il veteran of the seas . . . one of the Paisans . . . 21 good Worker . . . great interest in geography and geology. as 1' flllll Q IUUQIA S2 Mount Ple.1s.1nt Street Lynn February 23 E1.EM11N'1'Am' . , -. Glue Club 1, 2, 3g A.C.E. lg Refreshment Committee Supervisors' Tea Arithmetic Conference 34 Hockey 2, 3g Newcomb 1, 2, 3g Soccer 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 NV.A.A. Awards 1, 2g Sophomore and Junior Showsg President's List 4. Thou art full young and tender of age for to take so high an order upon thee. Quiet charm . . . Humor lurks in her dark eyes . . Never seen without Pat. I I9 Ocean Street Beverly May 31 COMMERCIAI. Book Club 2, 3g Earth Science Club 33 I.R.C. 45 Classical Record Clubg Program Committee 25 Social Committee 3g Alumni Committee 2, 3g Treasurer's Committee 45 E.B.T.A. Conferenceg W.A.A. Awards Knowledge comes, but Wisdom lingersf, Record enthusiast . . . neat . . . original in her thinking . . . Anyone for Beverly? 2 Mgr: im om ea 262 Bates Street New Bedford November ll COMMLM IA1. ff 2 .gr M Earth Science Club, Secretary 3, I.R.C. 45 Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Alumni Committee 2, 3, Recording Sec- retary 33 Open House Guide 3, Public Relations Committee 4g Freshman Tea Committee, Compass Associate Editor and Treasurer 2, 3, 4g Log Assis- tant Circulation Manager l, 2, Circulation Manager 3, 4g Basketball 4, Hockey 3, 44 Newcomb 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 4g Soccer 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Sophomore and Junior Showsg Investiture Committee 4. Surely a precious thing, one worthy of note. Belle of the Senior class . . . Artist with a poetic turn of mind . . . several published poems to her credit . . . Is your hair naturally curly? 57621148 QJPAWQ 106 Governor Wfinthrop Road Somerville September 4 ELEMENTARY A.C.E. 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club lg Chairman Song Committee Initiation Banquet 25 Chairman Song Committee Move-up Exercises 1. ,f 7 ,. A wig f A x nn., f ' ' . Ye scarce can overpraisef' Libby . . . heart of gold . . . dental assistant. .SK8 given? 6Lf5:i 133 Second Street Chelsea October 29 JUNIOR HIGH I.R.C. 2, 3, Conference Univ. N. H. 2g Univ. Conn mittee Senior Reception 4. 3 And most of sterling worth is What Our own experience preaches. The poise of many years . . . Come fill the cup. . . Pappy . . . Hi, Sailor! ' 33 Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, President 45 Hotel Com- Clee Club 2, Men's Choir 2, Presitlent's List Z, 3, -lg Arithmetic Conference 3g Intramural Football 3, 43 Kappa Delta Phi, 3, -lg Class Day and Commence- ment Usher 3: Usher Election Committee 4. For courtesy wins all as well as valor may JI 1,11 cj A S Rockmoor Terrace Gloucester November 12 JUNIOR HIGH Most serious of the junior Highs . . . The Cwirl Thar I Marry . . . Nancy . . . Yes, sir, that's my baby . . . A gentleman and a scholar. dwwza, une AML? S0 Chnthain Street Lynn August 1 lluam I-.N'i'.ixm' Glee Club 2, 35 Hockey 4, Honor Team 4g W.A.A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Day Invitations Committee 4. A rose, one rose, and this was wondrous fair. Dazzling third finger, left hand . . . N cient student . . . one of the Eight. orma is an effi- 6U g01,l 8f CJQMVZA LVL 17 Checvcr Street Chelsea August 23 ELENIENTARY Glcc Club lg A.C.E. 1, 2g Craft Club 2g I.R.C. 1, 2, 4g Decoration Committee Initiation Banquet 13 Decorations Committee Sophomore Dance 25 Basket- ball 2, 3g Hockey 2, 34 Honor Team 35 Newcomb 1, 2g Soccer 1, 2, 5, 4g Swimming 2, 3g Sports Day 34 Sophomore and Junior Shows. As she fled fast through sun and shade, The happy winds upon her play. Peg . . . happy-go-lucky . . . a would-be native of Nantucket . . . epitome of optimism . . . Peg of My Heartf' . . . L.C.G. ,Ml ,SLU K 4 lfxeter Park Cambritlge july li COM Nil-Rl :AL Bank Club lg Earth Science Club 3g Classical Music 4g General Wfclfare Committee Co-Chairman 3, 4, Log Assistant Circulation Manager 3, 4. Wearing the white flower of a blameless life A capable assistant on the General Welfare Committee . . . our lovable little scatterbrain . . . Our Sonia Henie. Club 23 Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, President's List 1, 2, 3, Art Club, ilil'C.lSl.11'CL' -lg Q.ll11Cl'.l Club lg l.R.C. 4: Freshman .ind Sophomore Dance Decorations Com- mittee: -Iunior Prom Place Committee: Freslwman Tea Serving Committeeg Archery 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 2, 5, 4g Newcomb 2, 31 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Honor Team Zg Sophomore and Junior Sliows. If WAIVIYIII ,fidfrzlfiy 9 liolverls Street llrook l i nc l'Cl7l'Ll.ll'X ri Comm! KK IAI I Lightly was her slender nose Tip-tilted like the petal of a flower. Marion is forever doing crossword puzzles . . . interested in art . . . dextrous in knitting. QI: . army . ,A4214f1'ff if in -43, L' 'b' l' 11.1 IUL IUUX Ulk J 5, .M V Ipswich 1 , b JUNIOR HIIJII r ' , , A .ff fi' if-' V l F H , 472 3 4 1 D ' I! CHRISTINE AND DEBORAH Kappa Delta Phi 4. But let me tell thee now another talef? Well, I don't think so. . . . I had to feed the chickensf' f . . . our class philosopher . . . proud father of Deborah and Christine . . . our sculptor. General Welfare Committee 3, 4: Daisy Chain 33 Co-operative Council Representative Zg Executive Board Co-operative Council 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2g Newcomb 2g Volleyball 1, Zg Chairman Cap and Gown Committee. gases, gf JM S08 Green Street Cambridge May 9 l2Is.FM1iNTARY I marvel what thou art and of what kin thou art comeg Boldly thou speakest and boldly thou has done. Gifted with a keen mind . . . prudent insight and logical reasoning . . . -dignified and unruffled . . . mainstay of General Welfare. WW 7 ff J!-ff l fllllflll Ql l1f6 L 44 Selwvn Roni Randolph May 14 COMMIiRC'I1XI. Book Club 25 Dramatic Club lg Tri Mu 3, 43 Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4g Class Gift Committee 4. So make thy manhood mightier day by day. Best cook Tri Mu ever had . . . always willing to help . . . Big Brother . . . a friendly smile at all times for every- one . . . Dance?,' . . . see you at Howard Johnson's. 01f6il'VL0lflf VVVLLLIQ5 J 61 Highland Street Revere May 1 EI,igMifNTAiu' Simmons College, Journalism Club lg Dramatic Club lg Swimming l. Music Appreciation Club 24 Pitman Debating 35 Decorations Committee Initiation Banquet 35 Hostess, Arithmetic Open House 33 Program Committee Class Day 4g President's List 2, 33 Associate Editor, CLIP- PERQ Hotel Reception Committee 4. My strength is as the strength of ten Because my heart is pure. Ronnie . . . earnest in her undertakings . . . asset to any social group . . . a Princeton girl . . . Simmons' loss our gain. y06talfZ4f.50lZ 8 2 Harris Street Revere August 29 ELEMENTARY Cheer Leader 2, 3, Captain 45 International Relations Club lg Sophomore and junior Shows, Archery 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 45 Newcomb 1, 2, 3g Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball lg Swimming 23 Tennis 3g Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 W.A.A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Gift Committee 4. Who spoke no slander, no, nor listened to itf' Sees the best in everyone . . . Ruth is the fashion queen of our class and the perfect lady . . . extremely creative . . . bowling memories . . . L.C.G. I A.C.E. lg Senior Luncheon Committee 45 Art Club 33 Freshmen Tea Committee 1. Wa rigyn emffrede .jcme IZI Collins Street Danvers August 20 E1.14.MENTARY fe A rosy blonde, and in a college gownf, A pretty redhead . . . Nevele . . . She saw the sun rise. H P90 l 8f 35 liverctt Street Beverly Farms September 28 E1.lf,M1aNrl'Anu A.C.E. 1. 'B For she was called a fair lady and a passing Wise Ticket, please . . . to Beverly Farms. . . . likes a good joke . . . Peggy enjoys herself anywhere. I.R.C. 1, 2, 3g Laurel Chain 3g Commercial Council Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3g W.A.A. Head of Swimming 2, 34 Treasurer 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 44 Hockey 1, 2, 3g Newcomb 2, 3, 4g Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 2, 3. no ll lgafricia 62 Brattle Street Arlington January 9 COMMERCIAL O friendship, equal-poised control, O heart, with kindliest motion warm. A grand athlete and swimming instructor . . . slow and easy manner . . . Has Anybody Here Seen Kelley? 0010 JQIZAHIZ 7 Moulton Avenue Salem September 26 ELEMENTARY Clze Club 1, 2, Librarian 2g A.C.E. lg I.R.C. 23 College Choir 1, 23 Decorations Committee lg Cafe- teria Association Zg Library Association 3, 4g Class Secretary lg Sophomore and Junior Showsg Daisy Chain 33 Co-operative Council Representative lg Library Committee 45 Basketball 2, 3g Hockey 2, 3, 43 Newcomb 1, 24 Swimming 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Delegate to A.S.C.D. 4g Daisy and Laurel Chain Committee 4g Senior Tea Committee 4. The prize of beauty for the fairest there Voice of a nightingale . . . T. V. performer . . . W.A.A. queen . . . special interest in the Commercial department . . . a Nevele. Glce Club 1, 2g Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 45 General Chair- man Junior Showg General Chairman junior Promg Chairman Ticket Committee Sophomore Danceg President's List 43 Daisy Chaing Bookstore Repre- sentative to Co-operative Councilg N.E.P.T.A. Con- ference 3g Log 1, 23 W.A.A. Awards 1, 2g Basket- ballg Softballg I-Iockcyg Newcombg Socccrg CLIPPER Associate Editorg Class Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3g Class Day Programs Committee 4g Daisy and Laurel Chain Committee 4. Cfaire 83 Second Street Turners Falls February 18 COMMERCIAL a 'I Was this fair charm invented by yourself? Typical college co-ed . . . Where is Turners Falls? happy-go-lucky. I 7 626117 l'ZQllllQ O!!! IflC!I g 144 Princeton Street East Boston November 2 EIFMTNTARY A.C.E. 1, 24 Arts .md Crafts 1, 2, 35 I.R.C. 43 Sophomore and Junior Showsg Refreshment Com- mittee lg junior Show Sets Committee 3: Junior Prom Orchestra Committee 3g Soccer lg Volleyball lg Class Day Invitations Committee 4. How modest, kindly, all-accomplished, Wise. Undaunted by difficulties . . . one of our engaged seniors . . . an L.C.G .... always cheerful. l XIHWI UH!! L LYZIII' l I 29R lfverelt Avenue Q Somerville ii November 24 it Com lVlltlif.l.'Xl, ,. ' Ushering and Refreshment Committee Junior Showg Usher Sophomore Show, CLIPPER Dance Decorations Committee, Alumni Committee 2, 3, Treasurer 2, ' 3g Decoration Committees Freshman and Sophomore l,i if Dances, President's List 1, Z, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 34 ' Newcomb lg Soccer 1, 2, 3g Volleyball 2, 35 CLIPPE1: L Secretary, Tea Committee 4. 1, r l N nys .m ., if Q Humility, the highest virtue, Mother of them allf, l Unlimited energy . . . able to find good everywhere . . . Mona', always does her share of the harclwork on every class project . . . Good job, Well donef' L l05e!0A1'n 0 Ofowzl Aa rc!! 43 lisscx Street Cambridge December lf' El PMI Nuxm' A.C.E. lg l.Il.C. 4g President's List 1, 3, 45 Basket ball 1. There brake a sudden beaming tenderness Of manner and of naturef, Demure., . . . Capable student . . . Phyllis' other half. X A OZ' fl Pg . Olflelfgbl lfL 56 Lake Street XVebster May 30 CoMMm1c1AL Camera Club Zg Glee Club Ig Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4g Mill- I.R.C. 3, 4g Freshman Tea Committeeg Program Committees Sophomore and Junior Showsg Co-oper- ative Council Representative lg Hockey 2, 3g Soccer 2, 3g Volleyball 1, 2, 3g Basketball 2, 3g Softball 25 Sophomore and junior Showsg Class Day Pro- grams Committee 4g lvy Exercises Committee 4. i . I . She kept the justice So vigorously yet mildly, that all hearts applauded. Our Ballerina . . . always in a hurry . . . Mary is a grand old name. . . . witty comments brightened many gloomy hours . . . Everything will be fine. ,l X ff az' ZOIWIIIJN OZIZ C qflll 7 U liroatl Street Salem Llantlary S sltwiou lwlliill I a-3 Chairman Ticket Committee Raffle :UQ Program Committee Class Day 4g President's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Day and Commencement Usher 35 Arithmetic Conference 3g Intramural Football 2, 3, 45 Kappa Delta Phi, 3, 4g Program Committee Class Day 4. For man is man and master of his fatel' Gur Navy man . . . You know! . . . Salem native . . . Tom has the qualities that spell success anywhere, in any job. Craft Club 15 Basketball Team 1, 24 Camera Club 1, 23 Last Chapel Committee 4. Woofneff l,C 7014 I4 Clifton Avenue Saugus December 4 l.il.l'NfFl'NlTARY For bold in heart and act and word was he. Complex personality . . . Always has an opinion and never hesitates to express it . . . Anchors Aweighf' .fdn Ifoin effe g 38 Chaise Street Beverly February 2 JUNIOR HIGH Glee Club 1, 2, Librarian 15 President's List 3, 4 Council Representative 35 Arthmctic Conferences 2 35 Hockey 2, 3g Volleyball 1, 2, 3g Investiture Com- mittee 4. 1 A foot more light, a step more true Ne'er from the heath-flower dash,d the dewu Petite and piquante . . . musician of note . . . worker of magic with nee-:lle and thread . . . outstanding geography major . . . Tony. ' lf fl 1' 1111 ,C . A15 ezvfifzrz Af 92 W X i 'llurlxey Hill Roncl VNL'Wl3Lll'l'l7lll'f May ZS Comm: uc mi E 5 Alumni Committee 2, 3, 4g Commercial Council 1, Z, 3, 4, Representative 4, Investiture Committee 4. ll ll l I i :l l l ln ll . 4 ' Above her, graces of the court and songs, i Sighs, and smiles, and golden eloquence. l I I l l .sl Helen can always help you . . . Oh, dear! . . . L1 fine companion for any music lover. or , X t Q -ffhnzfu 023 7!A1ffAl'Ilf l litdum Stxwct M.1rhlcl1t'.1tl Novcniluci' 28 lil 1 XII wi ww 'ln Qf PA UI. L . PI'CSlClCIlI,S Lvst 1, Z, 3, -lg N.E.T.P.A., Swnmpscott ' , A ' 43 Laurel Chain 35 Senior Tea Committee 4. t ' 'Nita K . cn' 1 .- .une 4:5 a 2 it ' . ,114-I Y ,.z?Mi,, .Q . l fi i,Z 1. 1 i -I it D 'L 15, A iz Thy noblest and thy truestf, ZOE . . . epitome of scholarship . . . proud mother of L1 charming four-year-old son. W C Oflllfl Al PLC? C 61, l l 0lfL 77 Swan Street Everett May 16 JUNIOR HIGH Glee Club 1, 2g President's List 4, Daisy Chain 35 Arithmetic Conference 3g Head Individual Sports 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hoelgcy 2, 5, 4, Hcnor Team 2, 3g Play Day 3g Soccer 1, 2, 33 Swimming 25 Daisy and Laurel Chain Committee 45 Assistant Editor CLIPPER. She spoke and turn'd with eyes Of shining expectation fixt on mine. Flashing Irish eyes . . . perfect grooming . . . L.C.G . . . belle of the Junior High Seniors. ifrifipn jill!!! -H1 llowt-ll ,Xxenue Lynn August 1' hluxlou Him: lm-oifw Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Class Day Usher 34 Arith metic Conference 35 I.R.C. Conference U. N. H. 2 Univ. Conn. 3, Springfield College 45 Basketball 1 2, 5, 4, Co-Captsin 43 Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4 Senior Program Committee 4. His limbs were east in manly form For hearty sport of contest boldl' Good-looking . . . mischievous . . . popular with the Op- posite sex . . . promising outlook for political career . . . Hi, Sailor! . . . Turn down an empty glass. Clee Club 2g Chairman Refreshment Committee Junior Promg Junior Showg Basketball 1, 25 Hockey 3, 4g Newcomb 2g Soccer 2g Volleyball 2g Softball lg Hockey Honor Team 4g W.A.A. Awards 1, 23 Class Day Invitations Committee 4. W ' 7 A umff .1 rp lH'Ilfl'1I' I2 -Iackson Terrace Lynn March I 7 liuimi NTA it i ,,-4w,-..w,.f- - ' e 5' Q.. 'mfr' 1256-HQQQ-,f,.,, ' . 1-'L!if'.41. .5 ' 3 .,, . ' 4 iii Sweetly did she speak and moveq such a one do I remember. Cvay, dancing eyes . . . optimistic . . . lighthearted . . one of the Eight. W ' W 2 Arm C fflfffil 8 Park Street Peabody January 27 Commun mi, Camera Club 23 Glee Club lg I.R.C. 3, 4, Freshman Tea Committee, Program Committee junior Show, Decoration Committee CLIPPER Dance, Auditing Committee 2, 3, 4, Presiclent's List 35 Laurel Chain, Co-operative Council Representative 4g W.A.A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 2, 3, 4, Newcomb 1, 2, 35 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sopho- more nnd Junior Shows, Have power on this dark land to lighten it, And power on this dead world to make it livef, Rare type of wit . . . interest in farming . . . imper- sonations of familiar personalities . . . happy-go-lucky. ,.-.... zfme ywcolecm 62 Calvary Street Wrllthilm January 13 ELEMENTARY Dramatic Club 1, 24 Tri Mu lg F.T.A. 4g Class Director Move-up 1, 2, 35 Sophomore and Junior Showsg Secretary Initiation Committee 2g Laurel Chain 33 Co-operative Council Representative 4: Archery 25 Field Hockey lg Newcomb lg Hotel Committee Senior Reception 4. And kind the woman's eyes and innocent, And all her bearing gracious Industrious and conscientious . . . strives to achieve Worthy goals . . . self-conLic'ence :nd competency tem- pered by willingness to cooperrte . . . knit one, purl two, bind off three. W... .ia w..,a.,.gm,. 36 Brackenbury Street Malden june 17 ELEMENTARY J 4 , ,f,,Q5 4'lr i .'-'ff.lQ- 9 - 'A ,-' 'fi-x 'Y R E iii., v . ,- :- 1. iff. y 1 . 'v Q A- ' f's3Q,' . 5' ,. .-1: Q., Q A.C',E.il 1, 45 I.R.C. 43 Presider1t's List 4g Newcomb 1 I . Q . ,n w Her bright hair blown about her serious face. Red hair and delightful freckles . . . tall and dignified . . . another B. 86 M. fan. .' gg ,. A E : V r m 1:2713 - 5-.n Art Club 4, Junior Prom Orchestra Committee, Sophomore Dance Decorations Committee, Fresh- man Tea Committee, W.A.A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery Zg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 1, 25 Hockey 2, 3, 4, Newcomb, Honor Team 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 23 Junior Showg Arrangements Committee Reception 4. How modest, kindly, if f' ,fm 62414 . ifwcfyozrffoznicf S8 Mystic Street Charlestown April 28 COMMERCIAL With what sublime repression of self. Pretty and petite . . . chic . . . Anything I can do? . . . she loses weight because of sugar . . . wears a pin of honor. A ry A4 1704? 27lg Putnam Street Danver, September 12 EL12M11NTARx' A.C.E. lg Chairman Publicity, Junior Promg Presi- dent,s List 1, 2, 3, 4g Laurel Chaing Reporter 1, 2, 3, Exchange Editor 4 Logg Hockey 2, 3g Intergration Committee 35 Ivy Exercises Committee 45 Business manager CLIPPERQ Treasurer, Senior Class. I r Thou art the highest and most human too. Murph . . . Please pay your class dues. . . . Nevele . . . Listen, Abe, this locker is awfully crowdedf, Hia .AVLVL8 lfLl !OAy S0 Valley Street Everett April 2 ELEMENTARY Glee Club I, 2g I.R.C. 2, 35 Initiation Banquet Com- mittee 3g Freshman Tea Committeeg Senior Tea Committeeg Basketball 1, 2g Hockey 2, 3g Soccer 1, 2g Volleyball 2, 3g Sophomore Show. So tender was her voice, so fair her face, So sweetly gleamed her eyesf, Always looks as though she has just stepped out of a bandbox . . . look for her in Scituate in the summer . . . . . . Nevele. 101120 Ll We ymm Wa 7 55 Allen Avenue Lynn October 10 ELEMENTARY A.C.E. 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g President's List 4 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Hockey 1, 2g Newcomb 1, 23 Soc cer 1, 2g Softball 1g Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Thine the wreath of beauty. When Irish Eyes are Smiling . . . Lovely Lady . . sunny smile. any gzzage fir W0 Am 7 Wilbur Street Everett October 6 ELEMENTARY Glee Club lg A.C.E. lg Craft Club 1, 25 Ticket Committee Sophomore Danceg Ticket Committee Freshman Danceg Open House 25 Archery 23 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 1, 2, 3g Newcomb 1, 2, 3g Soccer 1, 2, 35 Swimming 1, 2g Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Play Day 3. 1, ,au . ,X f f ,Q ' - The flower of all the West and all the world. Charmingly natural . . . sunny disposition accompanied by a ready smile . . . a picture of comical forgetfulness . . . an engaged Elementary . . . L.C.G. dlllll' fl aria! XY'ylie Road East Douglas February 1 COMMERCIAL Dramatic Club 3g Glee Club lg Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4 Alumni Committee 3g Decoration Committee Initi ation Banquet 15 I.R.C. Conference 35 E.B.T.A. Con ference 43 Log Reporter 4. 'fi ,S zz 's 1 . ,gy is From forehead down to foot, perfect . . . again From foot to forehead exquisitely turn'd. Her hair is her crowning glory . . . fashion wise . Has anyone seen Vera? . . . Lovely Lady. fozorm XQWLLU 77 ' If ll3 Willcmw Street Chelsea September 13 COMMliRC1lAl. Book Club 35 Earth Science Club 3g Cvlee Club 1, 23 Freshman Tea Committee, Sophomore Dance Decor- ations Committeeg Sophomore Show Ticket Com- mittee, Hotel Committee Junior Prom, President's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Council Representative lg E.B.T.A. Conference 35 NV.A.A. Awards lg Hotel Committee Reception 4. And slender was her hand and small her shape, And those large eyes. As attractive as she is tiny . . . meets any situation calmly and with confidence . . . honor marks for four years. yfflzrie Q1 fc!L 42 Cherry Street 'Wenham December 1 I ELEMENTARY Social Committee 2g Chairman Refreshments Com mittee Math. Exhibits 33 Chairman Scenery Com mittee Junior Showg Class Day Invitations Com mittee 4. We see your tender grace and statelinessf' Refreshing as a summer breeze . . . Like a page from Vogue . . . Her charm will grace a classroom . . . tall and Willowly . . . Tris Zinn fsgfuloijj Qferaon Book Store Associates, I.R.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 4g Treasurer 4, W'.A.A. President 45 Dance Chairman 4, Banquet Chairman 4g Head of Hockey 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Newcomb 1, 2, 3, Honor Team 1, 2, 3g Swimming 33 Life-saving 33 Lowell Day 1, 2, 3, 4g Sophomore Showg Daisy and Laurel Chain Committee 4. Who revered his conscience as his king Central Street Ocean Bluff April 1 COMMERCIAL A true example of fine sportsmanship . . . Freshmen's best friend . . . never a dull moment with Goldie,' . . . gives all her energy to any activity with which she comes in contact . . . Efficient President of the W.A.A. . . . little Mrs. may painter Rounsevillc Road Rochester February 6 COMMERCIAL I.R.Cf. 5, 4, Tri Mu 1, 2, 3, 45 W.A.A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Honor Team 1, Z, 35 Hockey 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 2, 3, 4g New- comb 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Honor Team 2g Swimming 23 Sophomore Show. She play'd about with sprightly talk and vivid smiles Graceful on the basketball court . . . Mr. Rockett's right hand . . . infectious laugh. . 01411511 Xenffzer W J ' W 92 Hailey Road Somerville Miy 30 E1.iMi1N'rARx' A.C.E. 1, 45 I.R.C. 43 PreSident's List 4g Newcomb 1. And dark in hair and eyes am I. Very attractive Elementary . . . quiet but serious student. 1 Af, ,f'llAZ,0,J 33 Marion Road Marblehead April 16 ELEM!-.NTARY BILLY John Burroughs Club 23 Basketball 1, Zg Hockey l Volleyball 1, 2. Wisdom heavenly of the soul . . . for she dwells Down in a deep calm. An S.T.C. wife and mother . . . quiet charm . . . my boy, Billf' Book Club 1: Dramatic Club jg l.R.C. 2, -lg N.E.B. TA Conference 3, 43 XY'.A.A. Awards 1, 23 J era . XZCLW 'lf 5' W kctbnllg Hockeyg Newcombg Soccer: Softball 1, 2, 3. l 5 s Such fine reserve and noble reticence, Manners so kind, yet stately, such a grace. 39 Grafton Street Brockton August 27 Commilzcrml, Oh, those beautiful eyes . . . laughs loud and long . . everyone knows how he stands with Vera . . . determined ofifgan S K2ffmLW9 12 Silver Road Everett December 1 1 ELEMENTARY Glee Club 1, 24 A.C.E. lg Hostess, Arthmetic Open House 35 Ivy Committee 43 Decoration Committee Initiation Banquet 3g Decoration Committee Fresh- man Dance. Of such a life, a heart, a mind as thine. Enthusiastic scholar . . . will certainly make a Wonderful teacher . . . happy disposition. Classical Record Club 2, 3g President's List 1, 2, 3, 4g Delegate Conference Eastern States Association Pro- fessional Schools for Teachers 1. 1 19 p1faAe1fL5Llei1fL L97 Townsend Street Boston January 11 JUNIOR HIGH Let knowledge grow from more to more One of the happy duo . . . Sullivan's jqdus Aclaates . . . near genius but modest . . . erudite to the point of reconditeness . . . diving specialist. - Wmit150, lr. 76 Wkllington Avenue Everett May 26 COMMERCIAL Camera Club 1, 2, 3g I.R.C. 2, 33 Class Day Usher 35 E.B.T.A. Conference 34 Chairman M.A.A. Dance 4g Director Sophomore Showg Senior Tea Committee. By blood a King, at heart a clown. Don't put a tax on all the Wonderful girls. . . . piano devotee . . . Mr. Showbiz . . . one of the Paisans . . . pride of the Marine vets. L KQSQIQA 531660 24 lfnglewood Avenue Everett june 21 COMMLM mis Camera Club Z, 3g Open House Usher 2g Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 33 Varsity Basketball 4. Ah, why Should life all labour be? Diligent Searcher of the truths . . . one of the Paisans . . . deep interest in sports . . . takes things as they come. dlfgfllnfffl ggilbllygl' 24 Everett Street Somerville August 30 ELEMENTARY :fI.R.C. 44 Craft Club 33 A.C.E. 1, 49 Chairman Publicity CLIPPER Danceg Chairman Scenery Junior Showg Hockey 1, 2g Newcomb lg Soccer 2, 33 Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3g Art Editor, CLIPPER. Where could be found face daintier? Peggy will don the Navy Blues in June . . :5Degree to be conferred upon completion of courses. ' 7 S2 ff lllfl!l I?llC'Q g CClill2l'Ll? 92 Franklin Street Arlington December 8 5IUNIoR Hllill Choir lg Glee Club 1, Zg General Arrangements Com- Y mittee Class Day 4. This laurel greener from the brows Of him that uttered nothing base True Samaritan sailing en . . . altruistic . . . carefree and generous thusiast . . . interested in the theater. V61 ine irianfl, ,SZVLAALQIQ 7 Victoria Street Saugus June 16 ELEMENTARY Craft Club lg Chairman Decorations Committee Freshman and Sophomore Dancesg Chairman Junior Prom Ticket Committeeg Co-chairman CLIPPER Danceg President's List 43 Daisy Chain 3g Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 4g Soccer 1, 25 Softball 13 Volleyball 1, 2g Ivy Exercises Committee 4. Elaine the fair, Elaine the lovable. Elaine's artistic touch has brightened many a class ven- ture . . . never lacks new ideas . . . one of the Eight. ein cgzarngerger 8 Belvidere Place Lynn October ll E1.13MENT.xiw Registrar Arithmetic Conference 3g Hockey 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4g Basketball 4g Softball lg W.A.A. Awards 1, 25 Cap and Gown Committee 4. ,fun ,f.,,,.,,.. V :wif Thou hast ever spoken truthf, Jolly . . . smile for all . . . There are smiles that make you happy . . . one of the Eight. fl' C SZ Z C7- Clnffffi . 86 LEZVL S8 Trowbridge Street Cambridge September 25 ELEMENTARY A.C.E. lg I.R.C. 45 Chairman Hotel Committee Junior Promg I.R.C. Conference 4g Archery 33 Bas, ketball 1, 2, 3g Newcomb lg Softball 2, 33 Volley- ball Honor Team lg Senior Luncheon Committee 4. Thou hast a pleasant presence. Smart dresser . . . clever impersonator . . . How you donna keep 'im down cn the farm?', . . . I'll go. . . . L.C.G. S S7 f orofkqf Mane c ue 169 Xvalnut Street Brookline July 12 Commldueml, Art Club -lg C.1me1'.1 Club 23 Glee Club 13 I.R.C. 4' Freshman Tea Committeeg Sophomore Dance and Junior Prom Committees: Senior Reception Com- mitteeg Art Club Represent.1tix'e to Council 43 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 2, 3, 4g Newcomb 1gSoe Cer 2, 5, 4: Swimming 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3g Sopho more and Junior Shows. 2 fi N0 damsel, in the light of your blue eyes But, an ye will it let me see the shieldf! Dot is always late or in a hurry . . . missed the bus . . outside interests are varied . . . loves the theater. ya, A g sam 495 Rantoul Street Beverly May 14 ELEMENTARY Menis Cvlec Club 1, 2: Choir 1, 23 I.R.C. Conference 23 Associate Editor Cuuzjmxs 2, 3, 4g Classical Record Club 2, 33 Tri Mu 2, 3, Sophomore Show: Head Usher Freshman Tea, Open House 2, 3, 4, Class Day 3g Chairman Committee for Class Day Ushers 43 Master Ceremonies Initiation Banquets 3. 43 Log Delegate N. Y. Columbia Scholastic Press Association 1, 4, Log Reporter 1, Sports Writer 2, Editor 3, Co- Editor 4g Public Relations Delegate 2, M.A.A. Ex- ecutive Board 2, 3, 4, President 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Football 3, 4g Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Delight our souls with talk of knightly deeds. Famous on diamond and court . . . genial and humorous . . . a leader in everything he attempted . . . Bring back those Minstrel Days . . . Jack of all trades. Vqriam .SQQIQAQVLA 18 Sunnyside Avenue Saugus August 16 ELEMENTARY Prcsident's List 1, 2, 3, 4. Y . 33513 , ,s,, ., . 3 i . Low spoken, and of so few words. X Thinks first . . . speaks afterwards . . . extremely capable student . . . one of the Eight. 2 7 5 OAI! fo ,.glflf!Al!6llfL 22 Howard Street Salem July 1 JUNIOR HIGH JOYCE Dramatic Club 1, Zg I.R.C. 1, 2, 3, Delegate Univ. N. H. Conference Zg Chairman Freshman Teag Chairman House Committee Freshman Dance, CLIPPER Danceg Council Representative lg Class President lg President's List 4g Kappa Delta Phi, Vice-President 3. The will to do, the soul to dare Laugh and the world laughs with you . . . Go West, young man. . . . Joyce, his pride and joy . . . The other of the happy duo. C C 2 Camera Club 1, 2g I.R.C. 3, 4, Tri-Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman Refreshment Committee Commercial Council Banquet lg Auditing Committee 2, 3, 4, Representative Co-operative Council 2g Representa- tive Incoming Freshman Class lg Commercial Coun- cil Representative lg Open House Guide 2, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4g Newcomb 2, 33 Soccer 3, 4, Honor Team 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore and junior Shows, Orchestra Committee Reception 4, Music Committee 4. 1 UIHULLA7 Czzfire w5m50:fz 9 Normal Avenue Lowell December S COMMERCIAL She seemed a part of joyous spring. A little lady is Aunty,' Dot . . . one of the Commercial comedians . L . I'll give you a shot in the 'ead. . . . a true Spook . . . Thes's tutor. lghffgj ,ggicfaf 3-4 Moore Street Somerville November 21 ELEMENTARY A.C.E. 15 Glee Club 45 W.A.A. Awards 1, 25 Bas ketball 1, 2g Hockey Z, 3g Newcomb 13 Soccer 2 Volleyball 2, 3. I look at all things as they are. But thro' a kind of glory. One of the triumvirate . . . our September bride . . dimples. 1 7 online C l2l Jll,lfL 116 Shurtleff Street Chelsea july 22 ELIAAMHNTARY Glee Club 1, 23 A.C.E. lg Hostess Arithmetic Open House 3g Chairman Decorations Committee Initi- ation Banquet 3g Poster Committee CUPPER Danceg President's List 1, 2, 3, 43 Decorations Committee Freshman Dance lg Program Committee Class Day 4. l'In praise of her we followed Her maiden dignities of Hope and Love Depth of intellectual power . . . bubbles over with en- thusiasm . . . artistic . . . excellent dramatic ability , . . pharmacist's future mate . . . Sweet Lorainef' WULM lgmm 64 New Park Street Lynn March 22 ELEMENTARY A: ff' A Q .ga ig? Showsg Glee Club 1, 2g Chairman M.A.A. Dance 2g Chairman Publicity Junior Promg President's List 43 Finance Committee 35 Intramural Basketball and Fcotballg Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 4. Man am I grown, a rnan's Work must I do. Rarely ever seen without Brownell . . . At Peace with the World. . . . quiet but dependable. Camera Club 1, 3g I.R.C. 2g Sophomore and Junior C ' 1 L85l9LIflCl1 a jlntblflfltll IAN! 75 Green Street Wcrbtlrn October 1 Commiauc IAL Camera Club 25 I.R.C. 2, 3, 43 Tri Mu I, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Tea Committee, Conzjmxs Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Laurel Chain, Log Book Review 3, Literary Editor 4, Auditing Committee 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Newcomb 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, W.A.A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Show, Ivy Exer- cises Committee 4. And kind the woman's eyes and innocent. And all her bearing gracious. Naive and sweet . . . the last to get the joke . . . George-! That's fine. . . . the baby of Newall Hall. f fl Ifricia 70 Elmwood Somerville March 20 ELEMENTARY . lfLl l0 QI Street 'Towser 1T1U,St Choir 2, 35 Glec Club 1, 2, 3g Alumni Committeeg Prcsident's List 4g Cooperative Council Representa- tive lg Arithmetic Conference Registrar 35 CLIPPER Associate Editorg Basketball 1, 2g Newcomb 1g Soc- cer 15 Alpha Kappa Alphag Sophomore and Junior Showsg Cap and Gown Committee 4. I will not cramp my heart, nor take Half views of men and things. be tied tonight. . . . Dancing in the Darkf, . . . sings and dances equally well. ywa rifyn ,ill W1 ra 249 Chestnut Street Lynn july 26 E1-LMI1NTAuY Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Choir 2, 33 Chairman Candy Com- mittee Varsity Showg Chairman Decorations Com- mittee Initiation Banquet 2s President's List 4g Head of Volleyball 35 Hockey 2, 43 Newcomb 1, 2, 3g Soccer 1, 2g Softball lg Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 W.A.A. Awards 1, 2, 3, 4. She that rose the tallest of them all and fairestf' Personification of the well-dressed Co-ed . . . one 1 f the Eight . . . Delightful and Dilovelyf' 2 66 West Eagle East Boston December 31 ELEMENTARY fl l lflfL8!!6l J Street 3560 Glee Club 1, A.C.E. lg Craft Club 1, 2, l.R.C. 2, 3, 43 Decoration Committee 2g Initiation Committee 23 Make-up Committee Sophomore Show 2g I.R.C. Conference 3, Sophomore and Junior Shows, Basket- ball 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 35 Newcomb 1, 23 Soccer 1, 25 Swimming 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3g L.C.G .... Class Gift Committee 4. New life, new love, to suit the newer day. Happy and carefree Ella . . . gifted with creative ability . . . posture perfect . . . new light in her eyes . . . known for her spaghetti get-togethers . . . agile athlete and coach. Social Committee 3, Chairman 4g Chairman Publi- city Committee Council Dance 3g General Chairman Orientation Day 4, Initiation Banquet 4, Council Dance 4, Senior Tea Committeeg Daisy and Laurel Chain Committee 4g Laurel chain 3g President,s List 3, 45 Co-operative Council Executive Board 4g Commercial Council Representative 2, 33 Log Re- porter 3, News Editor 4g Archery 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Newcomb 1, 2, 34 Soccer 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3g W.A.A. Awards 1, 2, 33 Class Secretary 4. 'QOne of our noblest, our most valorous, Sanest and most obedientf' as C7 ' f awe ean 61 5 L 78 East Park Avenue Lynn September 17 COMMHRQLIAI, Power comes in small packages . . . Claire,s Social Com- mittee has sponsored several very successful events . . . Congratulations,' and Wfhanks' . . . one of the little'3 big two. f form mgdfer 40 Stone Street Beverly September 4 COMMERCIAL Ticket Committee Freshman Dance, Junior Prom Invitation Committee, Commercial Council Banquet Committee 3, General Chairman 4, Business Machines Show Reception Committee 3, Invitations Committee 3g Chairman 4g Presiclent's List 3, 4g Laurel Chain 3g Commercial Council Representative 2, 3, Presi- dent 4g Log Reporter 3, News Reporter 4, Archery Z3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 23 Hockey 2, 45 Newcomb 1, 2, 35 Soccer 2, 35 Swimming 3g Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Honor Team 3g Sophomore and Junior Shows. . . and wrought all kind of service with a noble easef' joan is one of the little big two . . . cute . . . wears a pin of honor . . . loves woodland scenery. uf wlilflllzf ,MID 9 Ames Street lynn August Zu ELLNILNI un' Sophomore and Junior Showsg Kappa Delta Phi 3, 43 Senior Music Committee 4, Chairman Move-Up Ex- ercises 4. For thou hast ever answered eourteouslyf, Tireless accompanist for our Class shows . . inmmculnte dresser . . . 11 loyal Frg1t,' man. fffzsf fl mm 106 Chelsea Street Everett June 7 EL1gMi3N'rAm' l.R.C. Zg C.1mer.1 Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice- President 3, President 4, Men,s Glee Club lg Sopho- more and junior Shows, Chairman Camera Club EX- hibit 23 Co-operative Council Representative 3g Class Day Usher 3, Assistant Photography Editor Log 35 Intramural Football 3, 4, Photography Editor CLIP- Piikg Kappa Delta Phi 2, 3, 45 Prcsident,s List 3. Well nigh as long as thou art statured tall. Quiet and reserved . . . the camera man of the class . . . first class geographer . . . a man of his Word. l.R.C. 35 Tri Mu 5, 45 Dramatic Club 49 Pitman Debating Society 4g Set-up Committee, Dramatic Club 45 Co-chairman Decorations Committee Initi- ation Banquet 4g Co-chairman Clean-up Committee CLIPPER Dance 4: Co-chairman Clean-up Committee A.C.E. Tea lg Senior Tea, Senior Luncheon, N.E.A. Tea Committee 25 Sophomore and junior Showsg Horace Mann P.T.A. Show 35 Basketball 1, 43 Hockey 4g Newcomb 43 Soccer 1, 4g Volleyball 4. . . . the darling of the court, Lovely of the loveliestf' virion Mmari 185 Marlborough Street Boston September 28 ELEMENTARY A ready grin . . . an ever present sense of humor . . . clever mimic . . . cute both in face and figure . . . full of vim, vigor and vitality . . . Ivan Skivitsky Skavarn . . . one of the fun-loving Five. Commercial Seniors VTW1-i va.: Q, mega ef. ' H557 D. Desmond, N. Acheson, A. Barresi, KI. Sacco, R. Dwinell, R. Aldrich, XV. Hill, E. Burke, P. Russo, G. Peterson, D. Araujo, H. Gannon, P. Kelley. M. McGinn, R. Goldberg, H. Ahearn, R. Porter, D. Shiel, B. Fargo, Brennan, V. Ricker, C. Kuninski, H. Maskiewicz, L. Blodgett, M. Lonergan, R. Lazar. B. Gomes, E. McPartland, G. Anderson, T. Triantafilou, Giunta, W. Bearse, Mr. Jeffery, D. Swanson, R. Anderson, Webster, C. Walsh, C. Haskell, S. Foley, M. Heraty. Elementary Senior I sv 4, W , i ng I f':. 1 PT, u ' A3151 Q39 M. Nolan, J. Cahill, P. Anthony, B. Cafarelli, Slaven, A. Wolfe, R. MacNeill, A. Glover, Landry, M. Kane, P. Hanlon. J. Kinhan, A. Berrigan, E. Visco, P. Auger, M. A'Hearn, M. Murphy, A. McLean, P. Keegan, A. Rice, R. Hymans, H. Bowser, P. Cronin. L. Rottenberg, G. Hill, L. Terban, M. Wyman, B. Collins, Miss Wallace, L. Barrows, Boyd, Bothwell, M. Boylan, M. Patch. Junior Iligh Seniors L. Am.11'u, S. Greenglass, T. Lynn, H. Hewitt, McDonald, G. Bedrosi.1n. L. Scannell, C. Ch.1mberl.1in, P. Rubenstein, KI. Sullivan, KI. Grillo, -I. DeAngelis. J. MeC.1rron, F. Alpert, Miss Burnham, A. Burnham, M. Basiett, A. Maglio. Elementary Senior II QQQI M. Equils, L. Sheehan, L. Freedman, D. W'hite, R. Brownell, R. Thompson, T. Flanagan, F. lflynn M. Stephens, M. Byrne, A. Matthew, M. Vnrney, Carlson, M. McLaughlin, A. Murray, AI. McF.1rl.1ne E. Senfrleben, P. Turner. B. Carella, Lombardi, H. Shamberger, A. Fletcher, Miss Mrose, R. Murphy, B. Collins, N. Hanley P. Szidat. Commencement Ode When flow'rs were all abloom one summer day Fate's hand slipped down to pick a mixed bouquet. Each flower was slid discreetly into place Wfith gentle touch, discrimination, grace, And such finesse, the huddled lilac blow Unveiled to share the radiance of the rose. Nor did the lily, in her stately pose, Outshine the black-eyed Susanis sunny glow. Thus We were gathered by the Unseen Force To face the budding future's cryptic course. Our strangeness worn, our mutual thirst revealed, The silent bond of loyalty was sealed To all who dweit within our new-found walls, To e-very voice that echoed in its halls. And now the quest-the quest of eager youthg Hunger of desert blossom for the rain When sun and sand have left it dry againg Thirsting, our fevered spirits sought the truth. We plunged into the never-ending sea And found our drouth,s insatiability. The flowers have lived their day, have spent their Beyond this hour, a hopeful future looms. With one triumphal burst of fulgency They shower delights and leave their memory, A fresh and happy, young and eager scent, Glad of the weathers they have come to know. So too, our days within these walls are spent- Today the hour for our triumphal glow. Now we are gathered by the Unseen Force To face the budding future's cryptic course. blooms TERESA FLANAGAN S O P H O M O rl' .I E hi' f 1 , x f K 4 P . H O W S I T l Gllami llliaturg I szwrf' ll row lrvforr' ffarm all, llmf I, Bvcuzzsf' I lmzf lI0f seen ffn' Holy Grail, Wflllflf Vida' . . . .III Ii7i'l!'5f of if. In the days when the world sought peace and unity, there came to Salem a band of strangers from far and wide, making their way through a scene of confusion. Although many in number and unused to the ways of one an- other, they found unity in the Round Table and in their emblem, the clipper ship, with its motto Pr0grea'i. The strangers had already made the acquaintance of many friendly knights and ladies, when they were confronted suddenly with a company the like of which had never before been seen. The Sophomores descended upon these Freshmen in the realm, subjecting them to countless tilts and jousts and humiliating them beyond measure. Only those strong of heart and sturdy of mind and body survived the ordeals in Town House Square and the realm. Many were heard to exclaim, Ask me not, for I may not speak of it. I saw it, and the tears were in my eyes. From these encounters, the Freshmen emerged victors in the field, lllil'lI!7flC' divfzz, and finally the trumpets sounded, proclaiming the truce. A banquet of state was hefd three weeks after their entrance into the realm, and rare entertainment was provided. The skit presented by the knights in Freshman III will be long remembered for its impersonations of the ladies in the court, with John Sullivan being awarded top honors for his performance. Great was the turmoil when the Freshmen campaigned for their officers. After much bargaining and many campaign promises, the positions were won by John Sullivan, president: Joe Sacco, first vice-president, Ed Burke. second vice-president, Joan Kinhan, secretaryg Ann Fletcher, treasurer. Changes were made among the faculty that would influence the Quest. Miss Beers and Mr. Hardy left on half-year sabbatical leaves, and Dr. Hall was added to the staff in the English department. In the training school, Mr. Moody, formerly principal, went to the college faculty as full-time director of training, and Mr. Rikola, formerly supervisor of the eighth grade, succeeded him as principal. Mr. Rich and Miss Hourihan were added to the faculty as supervisors of the eighth and fifth grades respectively. The Round Table assembled in the Great Hall many times to attend lec- tures presented during the year. The most unforgettable and enjoyable presen- tation was that by Mary Louise Hickey, whose reading of The Barrvffs of Wfimpole Street won the hearts of all. The tale of the oppressed American Indian as told by a member of that race was an unusually colorful perform- ance and was thoroughly enjoyed, for the court is always on the side of the oppressed. It was saddening to learn that he was not sincere, and that his tour was short-lived, for the authorities of a neighboring state forbade further appearances. Trumpets were heard sounding for a second time, heralding the Freshman Frolic, held in the spring in the Great Hall, and joy gladdened every heart. I, W' -- Q12-' 'rf I Y ,e 4w,,1 ?Q?Zfxk., n' ,1v, ff J- ,., ag 'Av 4 ,. I' ' 3 if A4 Q' . , ,A A , ., - f V ,, ,Q , 'M ,.',gjz?'T!i12f' ', A , , ,. .V ,,, , -.U ,,A , f dy, Him, Q41 Igfig ,. ' ,,: '- we 79011 .fvkkjj 1: Mi- 7???:j?Q- V W . ,v M' fm' hw' 4 QQ' f 1? ., gf? 41 X' '5 ' I8 1 L5 Ae. ' fa Ag w fr V .av J Q ! 'J 1 V ' e, Zi , Q A 1 1, in L4 , , A f 1 . .V 74. ..,,.,:i . fgf.-,H , 45,55 M ' .ggjii ., 1: 'wi f fy J if ' , - 3' ,,, Q if I , , g, 7 fs Y 5. 6 , X an v 1, de H g ,Agn in 5 aye, 72 fd J 5 S 4 14, L V Qx J Vx. , gs, , 1.mf':' W , A-., 'J'-vvw. f gf., 'x ' 'vzfsf ' 52,3 fU. !'f1,,, -V ' lazy 'QW' I 'QD' hw 'fuk f'f'1u?i N 'A grf O G 'Q ., '. ,.9v ,: V' X, , 'c' ix-155 gi: , Q11 ,gm .. 4. 3 , 2 r Z , 1 . gb fn' . 5' ' 'Q r ,.g-jf? QJQ. ' 3'E'4g.f- Q v VvvL'r.. I -7 . 4, 'V f , Q11 if ' ' fy ,Q fi' .4 -7- ft: .lf Q A . 453+ fi? M x V! 1 cw al ag 'r Ag. ,QL Ap, 64 WSW The decorations, arranged under the direction of Mrs. Higgins, who was sub- stituting in the art department, were much admired. The theme of spring did indeed abide in the hearts of those present. George Bedrosian secured the orchestra and added to the enjoyment by playing one of the instruments. Outside the realm there was rejoicing when Freshman III served as host at many gatherings. Lasting friendships were made, and occasions of happy memory were deeply rooted in the minds of all. It was learned that the majority of its members were veterans of XWorld War II, a conflict that was thought to have been the war to end all wars. To all appearances, the world was settling down to peace, to progress in the means of preventing destruction. The Dramatic Club presented George lW:zsf1i11g1'o1z Slrpf Here with a cast that included Ed Burke, John Sullivan, and Bob Aldrich. These members of the Freshman Class displayed their talents as Thespians in a peaceful era. Days passed, and then one morning in May above the singing of the birds was heard the winding call of a bugle summoning the Court to exams, the testing ground for the strength and sincerity of each member of the Round Table. One week of exams determined the progress the Court had made during the year, and a few were singled out as those who fell , the majority however, were numbered as those who won. The sun shone on Class Day for Move-Up Exercises and the spirits of the Court were high. When the colors of the Freshmen were changed for those of the Sophomores, the climax of the first year in the realm was reached. Ahead were three years, during which the search would be continued. Mc'ffJo11gbf I sau' ffm' Holy Grail . . . Buf zvloaf I sau' was wilful and c0zfc'rr'c1'. THE VALLEY OF DECISION But le! me fell flier llllllfbff fade The doors were thrown wide open in the fall when the Court reassembled at Salem. As Sophomores, our earnest band of adventurers was smaller in number, but it was far greater in spirit. The future was becoming as im- portant as the present, as the fast-moving days sped them on in the Quest. With forethought, officers were elected to lead the search during the Sophomore Year: Lenny Desmond, president, Shirley Foley, vice-president, Pat Fallon, secretary, Claire Kuninski, treasurer. As King Arthur and the Round Table sorrowed for the loss of one of its members, so did Salem experience deep sorrow upon the death of its beloved Miss Bunton. Dr. Hennessey was appointed to fill Miss Bunton's position in the history department, and Mr. Clifford filled the vacancy in the music department caused by the retirement of Mr. Woods. All this While, the Freshmen were becoming further oriented to the ways of the Round Table. It fell to the Sophomores to test the endurance of that incoming band of strangers, as theirs had been tested in the preceding year. All was in the spirit of fun, although the Freshmen did not appreciate that Reign yen a I v. , L Z6 And ever and anon a knight would pass Outward, or inward to the halln 'So sang the Knighthood I know the Table Round fact at the time. Varied opinions were expressed regarding the length of initi- ation, opinions that were to effect changes in the program in succeeding years. When the feast was ended and thoughts of the banquet were far behind. the Round Table settled down to the work at hand. The instruction was directed toward the arts in which every seeker should be proficient. The one art that would have aided matters greatly at this time, the art of peaceful living, was lacking. In November, reconstruction activities were begun on the building, and each student was left to exercise his ingenuity to surmount this obstacle. The competition grew too keen between instructor and con- structor, resulting in unscheduled study hours. Dr. jones conceded defeat to the workers engaged in building a fire exit from her room. The Great Hall became as the forest where the shadows fall cold at midday, as the wind blew in one wall and out the other. The recreation room was also undergoing a transformation. Most wel- come was the ping-pong table at which Mary Boylan and Joyce Rothwell be- came champions in their own right. The relay ping-pong mitches will be remembered as a sight never eyes again on earth shall see. For further recreation, the Swimming Club was organized by Pat Kelley, who was suc- cessful in obtaining the Lynn Boys' Club as the meeting place. In great num- bers. the Round Table invaded the city of Lynn. In the midst of the Court, concern arose regarding the Chadwick Bill which threatened to divide the Round Table. The bill aimed at forming junior colleges from the teachers colleges, centralizing the work of the last two years at the University of Massachusetts. During an activity period the matter was debated, and opinion favored the defeat of the bill. To the relief of the Round Table, the Legislature did defeat the bill, leaving the realm intact. A true knight embodied all that was good and sincere. I-Ie knew how to fight and how to make merry. Certainly the members of the Court at Salem knew how to enjoy themselves. During the second semester the class presented its masterpiece, Half-Cezzfzlry Review, under the direction of Phil Russo. The Round Table was carried back to the days of the Charleston and Sophie Tucker, when diamonds were a girl's best friend. The Sopho- more Dance also proved to be a social and financial success. Some members of the Court travelled far from the realm in search of adventure. Joan Kinhan appeared on Ted Mack's television broadcast in New York, singing Johnny One Note. I-Ier accomplishments were well known by her fellow members of the Table Round, and it was gratifying to have them known abroad. Evanet instructed Percival in the ways of becoming a true and worthy knight. One bit of sound advice that he gave was: remember that to face death bravely is the hero's glory, and bravely were exams faced by members of the Court, although a voice inside awoke and cried, 'this quest is not for theef U Instructions given by the leaders had been heeded, the training was suffi- cient. The question was: How greatly would we profit from the instruction w pi . rwv 4 -W4 .if nc:- lh, ., .., mu. rf. ' X x ,f ,, . , . 0 1 , 4 ' 1 5'..f , '. xg- - r,f.5.1j' 1' 'J , '12 X -af ,FAI , J W 5, , 1' ' 1 W f . , .H f lp .A q N 4 9 4' k ffagffivf s 4 an , , 1- Q. -'J' .1 .,k ff- s wi 5 . 4 1 a '. 4 and training? Only in battle would the answer be found. The Sophomorcs rode onward, and glancing back- l ar off flnjy sau' fbi' xilzw'-lzzixiy zzmru Rolling bw' Slllflkl' izfmllf flu' royal lllUIllIf.,, IN THE FQREST PERILOUS And on I rmfv, and grwllw' urns my Illini Full of courage and high hope, the questers rode onward into the third year. As their journey passed its half-way mark, the increasing importance of the adventure was felt by all who had undertaken it. They realized that their deeds and trials would have an influence reaching far beyond the present. Once they had come to this realization, their thirst for knowledge became more intense. Before the Elementary and Junior High Juniors began the adventure in the Forest Perilous Qwherein was situated the Horace Mann Training Schoolj the way was being prepared by the leaders, among Whom losses had been re- paired and additions had been made. Miss Mary Mrose succeeded Miss Amy Ware in the geography department, and Miss janet Smith, formerly registrar, returned as a member of the business education department. Mrs. Holly re- placed Miss Lucy Bell temporarily as librarian, during the latter's illness. The library did not seem like the same place without Miss Bell. Miss Keily of the business education department and Mr. James Sullivan of the science depart- ment went on half-year sabbaticals. New officers of the class were: Shirley Foley, president, Claire Kuninski, vice-presidentg Jean Brennan, secretary, Roland Dwinell, treasurer. All served their fellows well, and under their leadership such activities as the cake sale and turkey raffle swelled the treasury by an unexpectedly large amount. To further the efforts of the Round Table group and to increase their prestige, President Sullivan had long sought accreditation. During this, the Junior year, the whole company flashed as a yellow gleam across the realm in preparation for the visit of a committee of accreditation. The floor of the gym was attended to by the Junior High Juniors, the Elementary Juniors concentrated upon the reception room, and the Commercial juniors advanced upon the Great Hall. The committee was favorably impressed by the college atmosphere, and Salem received its accreditation shortly after the visit. Great was the rejoicing among the members of the Round Table as they assembled for the great Accreditation Banquet, which had a record-breaking attendance, a tribute to President Sullivan's long and arduous efforts in behalf of the realm, and an expression of the spirit of loyalty which marks those who enter upon the Quest. A mahogany desk was given to President Sullivan as a slight token of appreciation for his unselfish endeavors. The new tennis courts, a reality after years of expectation, were the scene of prodigious feats performed by Commercial teams, representing the juniors. It was good to have sports in the field again, after the long winter. if 14- ,.-. v -if fl'-4 .A , -c A.,-1 1 'V rf. J, ? M4 av., N 1. X u V 1 A 1 A ' .'f'.,, Me? 2 ,x V, .4 - if ff 5' al K. , 4 z, S .1 1. Kal' 5 as SWA IL , . V 1 2, ,, I if X. ,x . v, 4 1 I 5, .nf .s ,,, . K- ny. X M ff BQ 1 , . . 5 Q . z 4 q,,v,4,.,,,.,,,,.,',., UM., .-new, gl ., YN. ,,1. 45 1- .. H.. 1 4 . 'l . 'I Nr. - ,.s C' ,- x .,. s.. 1 1 Q 4 if ,Q 14 fin, I I .,,, .5 Q ,'5? ,, mf W a fy Y, f - 'J 1 3.13, .A ,W ' A . . ,'Zjf?f.,v1 , . gg,-nr-tv, . 1 Hy' , 3125 2 , , ., f L.. .if-Q . ,- '1 .QM , -Q ,i:.,', 1'5- S , Hifi' 'K W, v..A 1 A, Y f ' 1 ,f 1 x xx ,. ,DV ' 'z A ' 2 O . I fix x 5. ' -4 n 1 y 47-4' ' L ' Q., ' 41' Q' . 'af , ' my , ' 1..A 4 C' 4 5. X 9 . .. 'x x Under the direction of joe Giunta, the junior Show, with its clever script written by Dot Araujo, was presented and received with high acclaim. flfiolliw' Opwzizzg, Auoflivr Sbou' was a typical example of the enthusiasm and spirit of cooperation that pervade the Court. Capacity audiences applauded vigor- ously. Meanwhile, outside forces were threatening inner peace. The conflict in Korea was rousing many nations from their apathy, uniting them in a common cause against unprovoked aggression. Many among us recalled the latest war onlv too well and viewed the new struggle with foreboding. Everyone hoped that those who had been tested could finish their studies before being recalled. Gloom without and gloom within also, for midyears were approaching: however, like the ogres and monsters of knightly adventures, once viewed and faced bravely, they were less fearsome. More terrifying and of greater import was the greatest adventure of the Quest, the training period for the Elemen- tary and Junior High Juniors. As the mists had hung over the Forest Perilous, so did a cloud overshadow the path that led to the training school. A new program had been put into effect, whereby vacation must be sacrificed for the Quest in some cases, while in others the Quest was temporarily forsaken for vacation. On a fair evening in April, the Juniors journeyed to Boston to the Copley- Plaza, now the Sheraton-Plaza, for the most important and beautiful dance of all, the Junior Prom. The dance was successful far beyond expectation, and the music furnished by Marchand's orchestra was greatly enjoyed. Norman Acheson received congratulations as the first member of the class to marry. Terry Flanagan became engaged while practice teaching. Kappa Delta Phi received official sanction, and Sheldon Greenglass was elected first president under the new status. Many social evenings were spon- sored by the fraternity, and many friendships were cemented. On a fair morning in June when the rhododendrons were in bloom, a splendid company, wearing capes of various hues prepared to take their parts in the pageantry of Move-Up Exercises on Class Day. The display was more effective than ever before, and the exercises, which had been initiated by Mrs. King had become traditional and were dear to her and to the Round Table. There was an added touch of poignancy, for this was Mrs. King's last active participation in the program, as she was to marry President Sullivan in June. The physical education department was to lose a popular member, but the college was to gain a gracious First Lady. The Juniors were to play a part in other Commencement exercises. Chosen to carry the Daisy Chain were: Shirley Foley, marshal, Dorothy Araujo, ,Ioan Kinhan, Barbara Collins, Claire Kuninski, Jean Brennan, Joan McCarron, Ramona Lazar, Patricia Anthony, Ann Fletcher, Patricia Cronin, Gladys Hill, Elaine Senftleben. The Laurel Chain which escorted the ivy orator consisted of: Claire Walsh, Dorothy Swanson, Patricia Kelley, Arline Berrigan, Ann McLean, Mary Murphy, Patricia Auger, Zoe Matthew, Helen Gannon, Greta Anderson, joan Webster, and Thespina Triantafilou. And now the journey through the Forest Perilous had been completed, time was hastening on, with the coming of another June the three years of 1N1T1ATN -.N J s. 155.21 wf' 5 - . ff, ., IQ YS!! ' I arduous preparation would be at an end. However, there was a summer inter- lude of work and play during which ' . . . fbc' music' fudwl, and tba' rosy qzzirering Jim! info flu' 11iglJf. THE LAST STAGE OF THE QUEST And I rode' 011 ann' fauna' cl migbfj' bill. The Forest Perilous had been traversed, before the travellers arose a steep ascent yet to be climbed, the final testing of stamina and determination. After three years, the importance of the Quest was deepened and enhanced by the knowledge that not all would reach the summit. The officers who were to lead the group on this last dangerous stage of the journey were: Ann Fletcher, president, Edward Burke, vice-president, Claire Walsh, secretary, Mary Murphy, treasurer. Their duties were not light, but each officer accepted responsibility and worked conscientiously and un- flaggingly to the end that this should be a successful year for the class. The Court was scattered during the greater part of the time, and it was not until March that the four divisions were gathered together once more. During the first and second quarters, the Elementary and Junior High Seniors completed their second and last training period. The class was united each Wednesday during activity period, and plans went forward for Commence- ment. Many discussions arose over the question of having a senior social. In January, the Commercials were scattered to the four corners of the Commonwealth for their practice teaching. Behind them lay the ordeal of giving chapel talks, an ordeal than was yet to be faced by the Elementaries and Junior Highs. Bob Cafarelli appeared to be the one most deeply affected, for he was carried out on a stretcher borne by solicitous comrades. In the days of King Arthur the knights were often plagued with grief, similarly stricken were the Seniors by the new attendance regulations. One dark day Miss Wallace announced that a new system had been inaugurated, whereby absences were limited to a definite percentage for each course, and to exceed this percentage would involve serious consequences. The pressure was felt by many, as the year advanced. The smoker was magically transformed as there appeared on its drab walls scenes of historic significance. The clipper ship limned by Harry Hewitt, Derby Wharf, the House of Seven Gables, and a portrait of Samuel Bowditch lent interest and color to the room. In the outside World, forces were at work that threatened the future of the knights. The police action in Korea had engaged nations in conflict and many Seniors faced postponement of earning their degrees, fortunately, how- over, they were able to complete their courses. Among those who joined the ranks of the engaged were: Greta Anderson and Art Barresi, Lora Blodgett, Joanne Cahill, Leona Freedman, Norma Hanley, Jeannette Landry, Althea Matthew, Mary Nolan, Elaine Senftleben, and Loraine Terban. Those who had married were: Helen fWrightj Bowser, Lee ffhompsonj Carlson, Gloria CStaplesj Peterson, Phyllis QBlackallj Szidat, C L I P P E R .. l a'W7.T ' . 4'- xt -Y ---- ,,,.-- t .Q-,I V 4g, 4pau-venus--Q W ' i ,. 1. ,Q -I- f wx if 1 .1 ,U ff ' p,,'.ff'v !.QZ5-. I .M , y , , 0 fq 'A , , : ., ',, , . :4 J . - 1 in Vip? -11 W f lm ' - ,,,,fgf,,,.05V iW K '?ff713 H Yi 4 W 'Q u., 'sv ,A4 I 34 2? ' 35 :Ill rj 4-yr 8 and Ann QRicej Wilson. Two classmates, Joan Kinhan and Lenny Desmond, were married in April. While the winter hung heavy and the days passed slowly, there came a day never to be forgotten, a once-in-a-lifetime morning. Because of a heavy snowstorm, few faculty members and fewer students were able to reach the college, and classes were suspended. The radio announcer in Salem advised the use of dog sleds for those seekers offer knowledge who were bold enough to brave che elements. The CLIPPER Staff began its task of editing the annual. The staff mem- bers were: Dot Araujo, editor-in-chief, Ed Burke and Joan McCarron, assis- tant editors, Ann Burnham and Al Wolfe, photography editors, Mary Murphy, business manager, George Bedrosian and Helen Gannon, advertising managers, Ramona Lazar, secretary, Claire Kuninski, Patricia Anthony, Marjorie Bassett, associate editors. In compliance with standards of accreditation, the faculty was increased to reduce the pupil-instructor ratio. Eight new instructors were added: Mr. Parker Dexter, business education, Mrs. Joseph A. Sullivan, a Salem alumnus, business education, Mr. Charles A. Kiefer, Jr., social studies, Miss Mary E. Casey, English, Dr. Frank J. Hilferty, biological science, Miss Helen T. Mackey, physical education, Miss Elsie M. McCabe, librarian, and Mr. J. Raymond Silva, mathematics. In February Mr. Healey, one of the custodians, retired from service. His cheerful greeting and willing cooperation have been missed. Harry was always willing to lend a helping hand as he went about his work from early morning until late afternoon. In March the Commercial Seniors returned, and spring returned also, bringing visiting superintendents, who offered positions to many. Salem will be well represented in Massachusetts cities and towns, and for the first time Newton accepted an inexperienced Senior, that honor going to Mary Murphy. New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Arizona, Ohio, Wisconsin, Cali- fornia, and Oregon will also have representatives of the class of 1952. Investiture came on May 8, and thereafter the traditional garb of the scholar was seen frequently on campus. The first occasion after Investiture on which the gown and mortar board were worn by the entire group was the dedication of the CLIPPER on May 15. Class Day, June 9, permitted no idle moments from Last Chapel at 9:30 through Move-Up Exercises, the Senior Luncheon, the Ivy Exercises, and the Tea. Weary but happy, the participants departed for their homes late in the afternoon, realizing suddenly and with sadness that the only other social oc- casion on which they would all gather would be the Senior Reception. Commencement activities reached their height on June 10. Those who had begun the Quest as neophytes four years earlier had passed through the Valley of Decision and the Forest Perilous, had climbed the steep ascent in the Last Stage of the Quest, and now stood on the summit, saying, Our fimr' is bard al' band, And hence we go. Let never maiden think, however fair, For an ye heard a musicv She is not fairer in new clothes than old A magic web with colors gay So dame and damsel glitter'd at the feast He took his clmrgcr to tlw stall 'H Gail l 4 XVhcn the thralls had sport among themselves Pray you, be gcntleg ,,... pray you, let us be.' 9 vpvpf H lilllmlg, 'G ' 2 6 , S , M Q4 , ,.f , , gg, A - I 1 . fy 's 5' 9, 5 J' Q. fx Z3 7, ve' r FQ if . S at 'WS ,K 'xrn 14 J J 5'Y9a 20 Yygf f. Q1 ,o ,. X - ,A I F! . ,' I , .N , '7g+A 3'4. .3 i s Y -M ' ' -Q X N v V ,gfifl ' 1' put ceq -mvrver' Anne Wie, Lean il .Jill 111.11111--1.11-in f Yfiiffi- 1--11-:viii Llll'iw- 1K zz gqngil SWC td' nlsevesweq, ---iii r 111-1111 i7'v: iil l I fl-1 11 H'w---1-ll- - -K--A----Z-i I l.10ll-1i'1Illl il D xiii! 11 uli'iH lkefejr OP r' ever' ll QQ'-i ill' X11 dw-ng gov- tl-we 6- r-ml-4- 1 ill nzliil iiiilllil I Yli 1-Q- 'lQi'-T 111 li-iii :17 -1- U ' ma ' V' x md - fer' FQ- - Z1- Hail fo 'f:'1ee,O Hail to thee Q ll -1 4 - lwrfe ' ' 3 ' V . A Plan C- I ' V71 7 j t u mg f IP 4 ' 1 Mem- 0 -F425 GNC! pv'op-Memes qail-7' 'N'-tif' 'f5vvlfP6Jj Anal A ln ' vy 7 u hen fs will - be K Ref- 0 sky te 7 !, AI Ma ff .E Md 0 L AND through the puissance oflhis Table Round Drew all their petty princedoms under him. 2-Q. . .. ..... ' ,Q ' X EMI! ----X, X X 4 XA X 'X X X X X X . Q1 . r y7 'a'1L:lN1'ls'afQf:-.:i'f8'5sz E3 R Junior Class Officers l'1'fwil1'w1f George Betses Vim'-P1'c'mf1'11l Prank Sparicio Sl'f'!'t'fL1l'J' Ehzabcth Mulcahy T rmu Il rc r Arlen: Casey Junior High Juniors J. Ferrick, C. Zwonik, C. Towey, J. Sweeney, L. Dawson, J. Ronan, G. Groesbeck J. George. E. Harney, J. Farraher, G. Drake, W. Leahy, T. Morse, J. Marr, N. Lampron J. Hennessey. I-I. Roseman, A. Pooler, M. Shaw, Mr. Moody, W. Petkewich, D. Lynch, P. Mc- Donald, J. Andreadis. ! Elementary Junior I 1 l l 4 ll' 4 l 1 P l la A? ii r . , S. Cohen, l. Murphy, S. Cunningham, F. Fitzgerald, M. Nahornuk, A. Finkelman l l K. Barry, E. Shannon, M. Shuman, M. Smallwood. l' B. Hooper, A. Hurley, V. Finlay, MacLean, M. Beaulieu, M. Friend, P. Finn, l M. Aloisi, L. Hamilton, B. Smith, L. Christoforo. 1 A. Beaumont, A. Gates, C. Somers, Barry, P. Christoforo, E. Praney, Miss Stone ' l. Frangos, Carlow, N. McGrath, Pedoto, M. Walsh. Elementary Junior II l i l ll n P. Cahill, Limongiello, Klickstein, A. Callahan, R. Tivnan, R. Brown J. Bethune, E. Atkins, F. Sparicio, M. Doran. J. Shapiro, P. Owens, T. Cullinane, E. Duggan, C. Lopilato, E. Hammerstrom T. Sobocinski, E. Kokidko, J. Caverly, M. Farnum, D. Fillacio, A. Murphy V. Cook, M. Wilton, E. Diliilippo, N. Perroni, M. Shannon, A. Walsh, Mr. Geer T. Spitz, A. NWoocls, S. Hodgkins, Vasconcellos, N. Jenness, J. Antonopoulos P w 1 5 Commercial Junior I , 02 3 vi if M. Cronin, G. Betsts, L. Faulkner, Giunta, N. Burns, F. Bacherman. L. Egan, M. Clebnik, L. Femino, M. Bartlett, I-I. Buckley, A. Dcehy, Balch. C. Fcononzopoulos, E. Fishman, J. Chandler, Miss Hoff, A. Casey, M. Fahey, E. Banta, B. Harbour. Commercial Junior Il L. Wall, J. Neenan, T. Thibault, R. St. Amnnd, R. Biunell, O'Neill. E. Mulcahy, M. Landry, A. Walsh, Y. Spinale, M. Luz, B. Ross, M. O'Riordan, M. O'Maley. L. Nowacki, B. Mahoney, M. Miskcll, J. MacEachern, Miss Cruttenden, M. Welling, B. Shaw, J. Vagge Sophomore Class Officers l'1'mj4fi'11f Rielmrd Santos l'ln'-I'1'w1ifi'1ll Sl'f'i'L'ftIl'X Mary Nl.lCCI'.l Lorraine Cooke Sophomore III R. Briana, A. Tangney, D. Palmer, I-I. Selilegel, R. Brown, W. Wfntson, Doyle, F. Sweeney, D. G.irl.1nd R. Ajootian, R. Fitzgerald, Boyle, L. Pittnnte. E. Keeley, W. Shaw, D. Taraburelli, S. Xxiygllill, I-l. Pasquerelln, P. Sullivan, T. Grady, A. Edwards, M. Ger- ber, M. Fioretti, C. Koulopoulos, KI. Burke. E. Capuzzo, M. Fitzgerald, A. DiVincenzo, L. McCarthy, E. Gouzoulcs, B. Clark, Coppola, Dr. MeClynn P. McSorley, Cullen, Dallaire, B. Barry, D. Bcrgevin, M. MCNiff, Allen. W Sophomore I1 I. Markowski, W. Tremblay, R. Melntyre, B. Robinson, A. Ryan, D. Schmueh, S. Scott, M. Pratt, M. Smith, A. Sullivan. J. Myles, N. Centracchio, M. Poole, J. Symington, G. Robinson, R. Mel-Iugh, C. Strople, L. Mahoney, J. Pucciarella, M. Driscoll. B. O'Connell, O. Thaeher, Piccardi, C. Shortell, E. Pisano, N. Donegan, F. Marotta, M. 0'Donnell, M. Shoulder, L. Moquin, C. Perroni. Sophomore I S. Collins, F. Zani, S. Kearney, R. Zani, G. Gibbons, Z. Brozewich, D. Rand P. Chase, Perroni, M. Ells. P. Lanigan, R. Hayes, L. Cummings, A. Floyd, O. Alphen, C. Fishman, L. Zani M. Flaherty, N. Fioretti, J. Lorina, M. Macera, J. Kennedy. E. Derouin, K. Flynn, S. Alley, D. Aiken, G. Gnsparri, E. Connors, F. Barry L. Kozel, J. Charshoodian, C. Liffin, Y. Grady, J. Carter. Commercial Sophomore I L. Bragg, L. C.1n.1v.1n, B. Chase. R. Douglas, B. Burkinsl1.1w, H. Cant, KI. Aueoin, B. Harmon. B. Days. D. Geary, sl. Johnson, A. Hennessey, C. Knlil, E. Karwanski, R. Byrne, M. Burke, M. Kavanauglm. C. Epileto, D. Chrysakis, K. Kelleher, H. Hayes, Clarkin, G. Fishbane, S. Cloper. T. Antonueeio, J. Abbott. P. Barry. Commercial Sophomore II C. Stefancy, M. McMurrer, T. Regan, C. Morrison, T. Krupinski, E. Ryder. A. Walke, B. Kuell, J. O'Claire, A. Goyea, G. Mazzoln, B. MeArdle. M. Dorman, O. Sataite, B. Parker, R. Santos, B. Simons, D. Mazzarella, M. Lynch. i'qi'CSivlllNlil Class Officers I'1'm1ff1'l1f Thomas Mahon l'11'z'-P1'wsiu'i'111' Robert Mitchell St'l'l'C'ftl7'iJ Ccncettn Carrara, T1'c'41.x111'i'i' Mary L. Denning Freshman I ..... qu' rio ' W. Pappaconstantincau, J. Whelan, D. Siraco, E. Lucey, W. Fraser, R. Mitchell, W. Lindquist, W. Carey, A. Solani, J. Walsh, E. Gerekaris. M. Gilbert, J. Loretta, M. Callahan, P. Flynn, M. Dougas, C. Christopher, C. Coan, J. Feeney, M. Ellis, J. Codwise, Belle, M. Denning. J. Coughlin, M. Coulter, J. Bannon, C. Gardiner, S. Kingsbury, B. Greenglass, Dr. Hennessey, B. Du- shane, A. Bouchard, B. Barkley, M. Anclreadis, S, Cann, Dieselman. Freshman ll K-rfv-wr -if P. Mefiillieiiddy, C. Moffette, li. Ryan, D. Mgitms, P. Pickering, Rodriques. M. Murphy, C. Langevin, G. O'Brien. L. Rupp, A. Sullivan, C. Qj,Bl'lCl1, xl. Simpson, H. McLeod, C. Looker, N. Pitman. R. Morgan, M. Mackey, L. Faceini. C. Lymiglit, A. Morrison, V. Leonard, L. MeLe.1n, C. O'Brien, Dr. I-I.1ll, Smith, -I. Smith, D. Tanguay, E. Morrison, E. Muollo. Freshman Ill M. Levy, N. Delaney, N. LeBlanc, Dooling, xl. MacMillan, R. Sullivan, T. Mahon, F. Lazenby, A. Neennn R. Francis, T. Boudreau, P. Butler. S. Crosby, Curran, W. MCGuinness, R. Warren, D. Almquist, Malloy, R. McFarlane, R. D.nni.1ni H. Hodgdon, M. Finn. E. DiPaolo, R. Brockelbank, C. O'Conn0r, McCormack, B. Chipouras, Balkus, Mrs. Higgins, G. Cares D. Tassinari, J. Welch, A. Mavroides, C. Garrano. Business Education I CN ,A ,,. sl. Bruni, D. Cnbrnl, P. Cnllis, T. Humphrey, H. Llewellyn, YV. Clifford, Barry, V. Frates. A. Mahon, L. Chinsson, Fagg, A. Doohan, E. Hurley, A. Gianaeopolis, R. Caplin, A. Lynch, M. Gil- more. P. MacDonald, M. Cyr, P. Dionne, B. Hugo, Mr. Hardy, P. Kotsovolos, E. Abraham, R. Barry, H. Fellows Business Education II M. Wallace, Trclegan, S. Zoll, R. Millard, L. Srille. R. Nash, F. Wallace, V. Whelan, P. O'Connor, Walsh, R. Rancourt, B. Stayin- sky. W. Smietana, E. Bates, E. Sokolov, Sonntag, S. Mindel, S. Pavlo, C. Rochon, R. Wellings. Peace on the Sea by Ann Floyd You ripple across the earth so lightly, just as a glider flies across the sky. Softly and rhythmically the seas sigh As the waves slowly break. How silently And lazily you flow. Now I can see The white sea gulls, as they are drawing nigh, To hover near the blue. Now I know why Men find peace here, for I have seen the sea Oh happy sea, who is always singing To me, a song of life and sweet delight. Oh joyful sea, who is ever dancing With ever-changing tides, a beacon light To some men you stand, always inviting Them to follow you, and follow the right. Korea by Paul Ionian Riley I had a brush with Death the other day on a hill that was hunched and broken, on a crag that was wet and cold and horribly obscene. He came, a putrid pastiche, like pieces pulled alive from the throbbing bowels of Life, winged toward me with an ugly grace and beckoned, But I said, N0 . With flesh a little cold, And heart a little fearful, I said, No, no, thank you, I yet have things to do - A life to live, and other deaths to die. Persistence by Elizalrefb Mulcahy The breakers sweeping sullenly Upon a lonesome strand, Thrashing, lifting, twisting To conquer the silent land. The beach received the angry sea, Tossed it and threw it back, Meeting the oncoming rushes, Turning the white waves black. Again and again persistently, It hurled itself to shore, Only to be cast violently Back to sea once more. Finally, the waves yielded- Wearisoine, repent, Not too angry to meet defeat, But beaten, subdued and spent. Ave Atque Vale by Paul Ionfarf Riley I have reached a goal in the waking of a full life. Thinking to honor me, they have asked me for words, but I find- To the Past, I need not speak, as it knows my gratitude for having immersed me so deeply in the bitter-sweet crucible of experience. To my Teachers, I have no words, but let my life tell them - unstintingly, you have made your knowledge my strength, your actions my inspirations, and your spirit an undying memory. To my Parents, I have nothing to say. Their life's work, which I am, can only be repaid by their life's desire, which I hope to be. To the Future, I cannot speak, for like the coming of a new day, it hangs suspended and untouchable so near as to be present, yet so distant it can be neither seen nor ' heard. Thus I leave with words unsaid, with a joy in my past, a confidence in my God, and a fervent trust in my future. r fg,v N-- -inn-',J -v, 'KM , -4- f 151221. ,' . H rw f -.-M A -nt' ' ' 7 5 ix 1J1.4'Q:5lli'45lihW 'Ya - N L .. , .. ,- . -v , 'if- 'i T rv' 1 4 f v. -.rm D N. 'L ' I nv' 1 ,U 1, J '11 L , ,rf 'Y ll'-' ' s rr , l ku jg ' cr - ' s Armfci fps: Q.-1 ,tx . 1 4 . -1. kmghts before H1 'xl' ii-E.. 1' l 'aff- l , rl-in i-If i f M 6 M 0'0l98l 6'L fLl!Q Ollalfl Cl Mary Welling, jean MacEachern, Richard Anderson, Gladys Hill, Miss Smith, President Sullivan, Mr. Clifford, Miss Driscoll, Helene Ahern, Bernadette Shaw, Joan Kinhan, Claire Walsh. Roland Dwincll, Richard St. Amand, Shirley Foley, Patricia Cahill. OMCQPJ 0 2 fire C0-opemfiue Cimnci SHIRLEY M. FOLEY Pl'l'SiL16'lIf RICHARD ST. AMAND Viee-Presizlenf PATRICIA CAHILL Seerefary ROLAND DVUINELL Treasn re I' CHAIRMEN OF STANDING COMMITTEES JOSEPH R. GIUNTA Alumni HELENE AHERN Auditing RICHARD ANDERSON Finance GLADYS E. HILL General Welfare JEAN MACEACHERN Insurance Fu nd JOAN KINHAN Library MARY WELLING Program BERNADETTE SHAW Public' Relations CLAIRE WALSH Social ROLAND DWINELL Treasurer President EDWARD A. SULLIVAN MISS ADELE DRISCOLL MISS JANET SMIIII MR. TIMOTHY CLIFFORD A11 1 'isers Art Pl'l'.NjtIl'lIf Club Bn rb.1 ra I5 Argo Via?-Pr'z'xIff4'11f lfllcn McP.11'tl.1nd St't'l'l'ft17'J' Catherine Flynn T'!'l'!1S7ll'l'l' Marion Heraty At1l'iXl'V Mrs. Higgins Book Club Presirlenf Norman Burns Vice-Presidenf Jenn Gwozdz Secreta ry Leah Femino Treasurer Evelyn Banta Adviser Dr. Hall Business Education Council Prrrxiilcrzl Joan Webster Vicc-I'rcsid1'uf Joseph O'Neill Scz'rclary Marilyn Landry Trcaszr rrr Evcly n Ban ta Adi ixcr Mr. Jeffery Association for Childhood Education Pl'l'Sftll'lIf Janice Antonopoulcs Vicc-Prcxidcnf Margaret Doran Sl'l'l't'flH j Lorraine Cliristoforo T rcax Il rw' Elaine Duggan fldl ixcr' Dr. Hcnnessey ,. ff' -I Men's Glee Club W. Pappas, A. Salani, G. Gibbons, D. Siraco, N. Donegan. F. Zami, P. Riley, Mr. Clifford, T. Morse, D. Rand. Girls' Glee Club Louise Kozcl, Prv.vm'wzf Olive Thacher, Vive-Prcsiderzt Olivia Alphcn, Sm'rc'fary Rita Babcock, Treasurer Jean Charshoodian, Sally Prendergast, Librarians Mr. Clifford, Aflvism' Cafeteria Associates I.. Cooke, B. Clues, G. Mnzzoln Hill, A. G0yc.1, B. Kucll, M. K.1X'.ll1. H. Fellows, T. Regan, T. Krupinski Miss Kcily, Mr. .lcffcry A411 'isvrx Book Store J. Andreadis, B. Chase G. Peterson, W. Leahy C. Kuninski, Aucoin Mr. Hardy Adviser zuglm sz Dramatic Club Sl'ixl'l'llH' Camera Club PI'l'SlclQ'1If Alfred Xvolfc Viva'-1'1'w11f1'r1f XY'illi.1m Burkinslmxx -l Lucille Moquin Tn-ul 1ll'l'1' Xvinifrcd Tremblay fltll 'iwl' Mr. Collins Paula Fmn, Pl'f'Sf!1If'Hl' Frederick Zuni, Vice-Preszdent Chester Zwonik, St'l'l'!'ft1l'J' Miss Conley, Adrism' Mar Pratt, Treasuref Y of cn Earth Science Club l'1'4'siifz'11f limit Rand ff' x'lil'l PI'l'.Yitll'lIIt .Iolm Andxuldis St'K'I'l'I4zll'j' Cecily Haskell Tl't'tIXIll'l'l' Marilyn Flahcrty Atll'i5l'l' Miss Mrosc Pitman Debating Society Joseph O'Ncill, Pl'6'Sit1l'lIf Thomas Morse, Vim'-Pr'wnfi1.'f Elizabeth Harney, Corrc'spo11Ji11g Sl't'l't'fzl!j' Patricia Barry, Rccordilzg St't'l't'fzlV'H Carroll Towcy, Twwszzrcr' Mr. Rockctt Adziscr gg 4 miami, i Co-Editors ohn A. J. Slaven ,SZ Patricia Cahill ,S3 Adviser Dr. jones Managing Editor Joan Bethune '53 Staff Artists Alice Callahan '53 Eva Di Filippo '53 Exchange Editor Mary Murphy '52 Boolz Rerieufer Virginia Finlay '53 Maize-up Editor Thelma Spitz '53 Cooperative Council Editor John George '53 Alumni Editor Dorothy Araujo '52 Rewrite Editors Louise Kozel '54 Marilyn Flaherty '54 Circulation Manager Belmira Gomes '52 0, st EDITORIAL BOARD Co-Editors John A. J. Slaven '52 Patricia Cahill '53 BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Margaret O'Riordan '53 Asst. Circulation Managers Mary Welling '53 Winifred Bearse '52 Lora Blodgett '52 Cecile Haskell '52 Reporters Clith Editor Helen Gannon '52 5 News Editors Claire Walsh '52 Joan Webster '52 Literary Editor Thespina Triantafilou '52 Assistant Literary Editor Joanne Cahill '52 Photography Editor Williaimi Burkinshaw '54 Assistant Photography Editor Robert Mitchell '55 Training School Editor Ann Gates '53 Sports Editors Barbara Hooper '53 Frank Sparicio, 53 Gregory Drake '53 Head Typist Elizabeth Mulcahy '53 June Nyberg '52, Joseph Fcrrick '53, John Limongiello '53, Margaret Smallwood '53, Rosemary McHugh '54, Barbara Robinson '54, William Kilroy '54, June Fagg '55, Therese Barry '55, June Welch '55, Jane Codwise '55, Mary Lou Denning '55, Carroll Towey '53, Eleanor Franey '53, Ann Gates '53, Joanna Gasparrc '54, Delores Fillacio '53, Leah Femino '53. Typists Geraldine Fishbane '54, Selma Clopera '54, Annette Walsh '53, Mary Ann Luz '53, Barbara Mahoney '53, Bernadette Shaw '53, Marilyn Landry '53, Mary Miskell '53, Jean Farraher '53, Barbara Ross '53, Carol Kalil '54, Jeanne MacEachern '53, Maureen O'MaIey '53, Christine Economopoulos '53. International Relations Club Jean Brennan, Prcfsideni Frank Sparicio, Vice-Presidenf Elizabeth Mulcahy, Secretary Elizabeth Collins, Trfaszzrer Miss Cruttenden, Adviser John Burroughs Club Richard Ajootian, President Donald Garland, Vice-President Gertrude Cares, Secrrfury Florence Marotta, Treasurer Mr. Sullivan, Acluism' C5 Kappa Delta Phi FN mm Sheldon Ci1'CCYlgl.'lSS, Plvwiffvfzf Joscph McDonald, Vin'-P1'rvhf4'11l John Slavcn, Tl'l't1YIlI'l'l' Richard Aldrich, st'f'l'l'flll'j Norm n n Achcson , Cfmplaizz 'SQ 9 1 I iw-nnqq 1,4- ., , , fx' J 2-Q 'F' 1 Tri Mu 0956? 17 Robert Aldrich, Prvsidflft Evelyn Bnnta, Vit'c'-Prmidwlf Beverly Chase, Secretary Gloria Staples, Trcaszzrfr Miss Stone, Azlrisvr Men's Athletic Association E r I 1 John Slaven, President Arthur Barresi, Vice-President Leonard Wall, Secretary James Sweeney, Trcfasurer Mr. Lowrey, Adviser Cheer Leaders SY '.x 'A '11 4 f ..,1 fy ' . . A.. ' i 5 Lfx ' . .S lv: . -' 3. ,P Y. ' ' A ' 153' i xv J . 31 1 Sp- G. Anderson, G. 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Executive Board rin- Gloria fSf21P1CSJ Peterson, Pl'l'.YiLll'lIf Patricia Auger, Vim'-Prvxiilvflf Miss Wgxllacc, Adifixvi' W gjvecufiue More GI.OllIA fSTA PLFS, PI-.TERSON Presidenl PATRICIA AUGILR Vice-Presiden! PATRICIA KELLEY T reasn rer JOAN MCCARRON Manager of Indiricfual Sporfs JANET AUCOIN Heaa' of Basketball LORRAINE CHRISTOFORO Head of Soccer KATHERINE KELLEHER Head of Sufinznzing LORETTA NOWACRI Head of Soffball ARLENE CASEY Head of Archery ANN RYAN GRETA ANDERSON Recorzfing SC'Cl'l'fzll'-X' HELEN GANNON Manager of Team Sporfs BARBARA FARGO C0fl't'S!IUIltliIlg Sccrefarj JEAN FARRAHER Head of Hockey ELIZABETH MULCAHY Head of Volleyball LORRAINE COOKE Head of Nezvconzb I MARILYN FLAHERTY Head of Hiking ALICE CALLAI-IAN Head of Pnfvlicify Head of Brown PATRICIA O,NEILL Heaa' of Orange CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Senior MARILYN VARNEY junior Sophomore THERESE SOBOCINSRI JENNIE MAZZOLA Freshman LUCIE CHIASSON MARY COULTER ELEANOR BATES ESTA DI PAOLO DOROTHEA MATSAS Illarultg Birertnrg Ulu Qlnllrgr SULLIVAN, EDWARD A., President . . 16 Pondview Road, Arlington BEERS, GERTRUDE A. . BURNHAM, GERTRUDE . 268 Lafayette Street, Salem . 13 Summit Avenue, Salem CLIFFORD, TIMOTHY F. . . . . 142 Federal Street, Salem COLLINS, EARLE S. . 34 Rockaway Avenue, Marblehead CONLEY, GRACE V. . . 430 Commonwealth Avenue, Newton Ctr. CRUTTENDEN, FLORENCE B. . DRISCOLL, ADELE M. . FLANDERS, VERNA B. GEER J. CLIFFORD . HALL, SERENA G. . . HARDY, ROGER A. . . . HARRIGAN, D. FRANCIS, JR. HENNESSEY, LEO F. HIGGINS, JOSEPH . . HIGGINS, WINIFRED . HOFF, LILLIAN M. . JEFFERY, BRUCE E. JONES, MARY M. . . KEILY, HELEN J. . . LOWREY, LAWRENCE T. MCGLYNN, EDNA M. . MOODY, GEORGE E. . MROSE, MARY E. . . . ROCKETT, RICHARD H. ROCKWELL, LEON H. . SMITH, JANET . . STONE, MILDRED B. SULLIVAN, JAMES B. WALLACE, MIRA . WITHAM, BEATRICE K. . ADMINISTRATION CLARK, ANN K ....... MORRISON, MARGARET C. O'KEEFFE, MARY M. . NURSE WILLIAMS, GERTRUDE R., R.N. . . . 18 Raymond Avenue, Salem 1231 Main Street, Fitchburg 26 Puritan Road, Swampseott . 40 Bertram Street, Beverly S0 Sawyer Street, Haverhill 103 Granite Street, Rockport . 2 Margaret Road, Peabody 18 Riverside Avenue, Gloucester 79 Madison Avenue, Newtonville 79 Madison Avenue, Newtonville . 117 Lafayette Street, Salem . IS Folger Avenue, Beverly 141 Boardman Avenue, Melrose 2 Auburn Court, Brookline 349 Pleasant Street, Malden 30 Prospect Street, Beverly 3 Sheridan Road, Swampseott 846 Highland Avenue, Medford . 6 Oak Circle, Marblehead 300 Lafayette Street, Salem 1731 Beacon Street, Brookline 18 Raymond Avenue, Salem 15 Boxford Street, Lawrence . 26 Lothrop Street, Beverly . 195 Marianna Street, Lynn 8 Bowden Street, Marblehead . 15 Osborne Street, Peabody . . 8 Grove Street, Salem 27 Cushing Street, Salem Uhr Harare fllllzxnn Eraining Srhunl RIKKOLA, V. JOHN, Principal AMSLER, JAMES T. . . QAMBRIDOE, DORIS A. . HOURIHAN, MARY V. . HUIJGINS. MINERVA M. MUNYAN, VIOLA I. . RICH, WILLIAM A. . . SMALL, ESTHER L. . . SOUTHWICK, RUTH L. . SWEETSER, BEULAH M. . TUCKER, SYBIL I. . . VORGEAS, ANGELICA M. WADE, MARY F. . . 12 Linden Avenue. Salem . 82 Linden Street, Salem . 168A 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 . 17 Savoy Road Salem . 303 Lafayette Street Salem . 33 Piekman Road Salem . 208 Lafayette Street, Salem Svtuhrnt Birertnrg COMMERCIAL JUNIORS BACHERMAN, EVELYN . . BALCH, E. JOAN . . BANTA, EVELYN L. . BARTLETT, MARY A. . BETSES, GEORGE J. BRUNELL, RICHARD P. . BUCKLEY, HELEN A. . BuRNs, NORMAN J. CASEY, ARLENE M. CHANDLER, JOAN CLEBNIK, IVIYRA . . . CRONIN, MARY M. . . ECONOMOPOULOS, CHRISTINE EGAN, LORRIE-ANN . . FAHEY, MILDRED K. . . FAULKNER, A. LEsLIE, JR. . FEMINO, LEAH M. . FISHMAN, EVELYN B. . GIUNTA, JOSEPH F. . Gxvozoz, JEANNE V. . HARBOUR, BARBARA A. LANDRY, MARILYN E. . Luz, MARYANN B. . IVIACEACHERN, M. JEANNE . MAHONEY, BARBARA J. MISKELL, MARY E. . . MULCAHY, ELIZABETH C. . NOBLE, MARY E. . NOWACKI, LORETTA A. O,MALEY, MAUREEN F. O'NEILL, JOSEPH X. . O,RIORDAN, MARGARET M. . 14 Kosciusko Street, Peabody . 392 Western Avenue, Lynn Highland Road, Lakeville . 39 Safford Street, Lynn . 123 Cross Street, Lowell . 43 Plantation Street, Worcester 85 Washington Street, Peabody . 51 Perry Street, Somerville . 20 Upland Road, Arlington . 116 Green Street, Lynn . 9 Audubon Park Lynn 28 Gurney Street, Cambridge 17 Butterfield Street, Lowell . 104 Craiwell Avenue, West Springfield . 65 Tolman Avenue, Lowell 10 Allen Street, Salem . 41 Endicott Street, Salem . . . 10 Mace Place, Lynn . 57 Webster Avenue, Somerville 21 Clarence Street, South Dartmouth . 10 Grand View Road, Chelsea . . 142 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 54 Rhode Island Avenue, Fall River . . 6 Iverson Road, Beverly . . 15 Washburn Street, Lynn 35 Berkeley Street, Lawrence Ross, BARBARA A. . ST. AMAND, RICHARD L. SHAW, BERNADETTE . SPINALE, YOLANDA C. THIBAULT, THOMAS A. TREMBLAY, RAYMOND A. VAGGE, JOYCE A. . WALL, LEONARD E. . WALSH, ANNETTE B. . WELLING,1VIARY . 11 Cleaves Street, Jamaica Plain . 216 Lafayette Street, Salem 30 Shawsheen Road, East Boston . 106 Margin Street, Salem . 61 Lawrence Street, Salem . 444 Essex St., Hamilton 30 Endicott Street, Peabody 39 Banks Road, Swampseott . 52 New Park Street, Lynn . 10 Fay Strgst, Wfilmizigton ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH ALOISI, MARIE R. . ANDREADIS, JOHN . ANTONOPOULOS, JANICE ATRINS, EUNICE M. . BARRY JEANNE CJOHNSONJ BARRY, KEVIN P. . -. BEAULIEU, MARLENE V. BEAUMONT, ANN W. . BECRWITH, JOHN E., JR. BETHUNE, JOAN L. . CAHILL, PATRICIA L. . CALLAI-IAN, ALICE M. . CARLOW, JOAN M. . CAXWERLY, JO-ANNE . CHRISTOFORO, LORRAINE A CHRISTOFORO, PATRICIA M. COOK, VIRGINIA A. . COUTURE, WILLIAM H. CULLINANE, TERESA M. CUNNINGI-IAM, SALLIE A. DAWSON, LAURENCE C. D'PILIPPO EVA A. . DORAN, MARGARET C. . DRAKE, GREGORY DUGGAN, ELAINE M. FARNHAM, MARY C. FARRAHER, JEAN F. . FERRICK, JOSEPH D., JR. PILLACEO, DOLORES L. . F NI4E'.MAN, ADELE S. FINLAY, VIRGINIA M. . FINN, PAULA B. . . FITZGERALD, FRANCIS N. FRANEY, ELEANOR A. . FRANGOS, IRENE . . l.:R'END, MARY M. GATES, ANN M. . . GEORGE, JOHN L. . GROESBECK, GEORGE W. . . HAM!LTON, LOUISE F. . . . HAMMERSTROM, ELAINE M. . 40 Bosson Street, Revere 164 Bloomingdale Street, Chelsea 32 Ashland Street, Newburyport 171 Burrill Street, Swampscott . 22 Bow Street, Lexington . 22 Bow Street, Lexington . . 9 West Terrace, Salem 20 Garrison Street, Groveland . 23 Sewall Street, Lynn . 279 Maple Street, Danvers . 75 Pleasant Street, Revere 73 Freeman Street, Arlington 69 Merriam Street, Somerville . S Folger Avenue, Beverly . . 869 Broadway, Revere . 10 Calumet Street, Revere 14 Dalton Street, Newburyport . 14 Hersey Street, Salem . 7 Mill Street, Arlington . S Eliot Street, Somerville 29 Brooklawn Terrace, Lynn S Sargent Road, Swampscott 44 Brooks Avenue, Arlington 71 Chestnut Hill Avenue, Brighton Plummer Avenue, Newburyport . Jewett Street, Georgetown . 156 Belmont Street, Malden 36 Portland Street, Haverhill . . 29 Grant Road, Salem 168 Glenway Street, Dorchester . 82 Parker Street, Chelsea . 6 George Street, Chelsea . . 46 Page Street, Revere 24 Windsor Street, Arlington 102 Beacon Hill Avenue, Lynn . . 78 Park Street, Lynn . 94 Eenno Street, Revere . 151 High Street, Danvers 39 Redington Street, Swampscott . 205 Adams Street, Malden 370 Swain'S Pond Avenue, Melrose llARNl2Y, ELIZABI:T1i A. l'lI.NN1iSSIiY, JEAN M. . HOIIGRINS, SYLVIA A. . l-lOOPIiR, BARBARA L. . l'lL'RLI'Y, ANNE T. JI-NNIASS, NANCY . JOHNSON, JEANNE E. . KLICRSTEIN, JEANIZTTE KLJKIDKO, ELLEN . LAMPRON, NANCY U. . LEAHY, WVILLIAM A., JR. LIMONGIELLO, JOHN A. LOPILATO, KATHRYN R. LYNCH, DAXVN M. . MACLEAN, JEANETTE A. lVlARR, JOHN E. . . MCDONALD, PHYLLIS A. MCGRATH, NANCY L. MORSE, THOMAS D. . MURPHY, ALICE L. . MURPHY, IRENE C. . NAHORNUK, MARION L. OWENS, PATRICIA A. . PERRONI, NANCY R. . PETKEWICH, WILLIAM J. POOLER, ALICE M. . RODMAN, SYLVIA M. RONAN, JOHN I-I. SHANNON, EMILY H. . SHANNON, MARY T. SHAPIRO, JUDITH N. SHAW, MILDRED V. . SHUMAN, HARRIET L. . SHUMAN, MIRIAM R. . SMALLWOOD, MARGARET SMITH, BARBARA J. . SOBOCINSKI, THERESE A. SOMERS, CONSTANCE C. SPARICIO, FRANK J. . SPITZ, THELMA . . SWEENEY, JAMES N., JR. TIVNAN, ROBERT W. . TOWEY, CARROLL F. . VASCONCELLOS, EVELYN WALSH, ANGELA B. . WALSH, MARY J. . . WILTON, MARY R. WOODS, ANNE E. ZWONIK, CHESTER S. . E. J . . 6 Clenwood Circle, Lynn I3 Kensington Avenue, Somerville . . 347 Lafayette Street, Salem . 42 Hamilton Street, Everett 10S Bellingham Street, Chelsea . 605 Cabot Street, Beverly . 10 Carleton Street, Methuen S85 Highland Avenue, Malden 253 lg Charles Street, Waltham 12 Newell Street, Cambridge . 101 Glenwood Road, Somerville 9 Murray Court, East Boston . 48 Paris Street, East Boston . 30 Hull Street, Beverly 122 Falcon Street, East Boston . 70 Clarendon Avenue, Lynn . 21 Autumn Street, Lynn . 18 Essex Street, Danvers 12 Columbus Avenue, Saugus 38 Browning Road, Somerville . 50 Valley Street, Everett 5 Wheeler Street Court, Lynn . 36 Ash Avenue, Somerville . 83 Summer Street, Salem . 123 Maple Street, Lynn 18 Baker Avenue, Hamilton 56 Chester Avenue, Winthrop . 2 Adams Street, Newburyport . 310 Washington Avenue, Chelsea . 10 Fairfield Street, Cambridge . 87 Wolcott Street, Malden . 7 Lamson Place, Cambridge . 173 Bainbridge Street, Malden . . 79 North Common Street, Lynn . . . 506 Eastern Avenue, Lynn . 629 Washington Street, Quincy . 28 Symonds Street, Salem . 42 County Street, Ipswich . 45 Lexington Street, Everett S Wheeler Street Court, Lynn . 33 Orchard Street, Medford . 6 Charles Street, Salem 4 Glendale Avenue, Peabody 270 Pleasant Street, Winthrop . . 22 Eden Street, Salem . Grove Street, Topsfield . 48 Highland Road, Somerville . 14 Chestnut Street, Marblehead . . S Prospect Street, Peabody COMMERCIAL SOPHOMORES ANTONUCCIO, TOMASINA A. . 387 Main Street, Medford AUCOIN, JANET E. . . 71 Pleasant Street, Ayer BARRY, MARY P. . . 8 Lander Avenue, Lynn BRAGG, LORRAINE A. . BURKE, MARY M. . BURKINSHAW, WILI.lAM A., JR. . BYRNE, RUTH P. . CANAVAN, LORRAINE M. CANT, HENRX' A. . CHASE, BEVERLY M. . CHRYSAKIS, DOROTHY' . CLARKIN, JOSEPH J. CLOPER, SELMA C. COOKE, LORRAINE E. . DAYS, BARBARA M. . DORMAN, MARLENE J. DOUGLAS, ROBERT E. . EPPOLITO, CONCETTA, M. FISHBANE, GERALDINE A. GEARY, DELURY M. . GOYEA, ARLENE M. . HARMON, BARBARA M. HAYES, HELEN M. . HENNESSEY, ANN J. . JOHNSON, JEAN A. . KALIL, CAROL B. . KARW'ANSKl, ELAINE M. ISAVANAGH, MARX' 1. . KELLEHER, KATHERINE V. . KRUPINSKI, THERESA J. KUELL, BARBARA E. . LYNCH, MARY S. . . MAZZAREI.LA, DOROTHY A MAZZOLA, GIOVANNA A. MCARDLE, BARBARA . MCMURRER, MARY P. . MORRISON, CHARLES T. O'CI.AIRE, JOYCE W. . PARKER, BARBARA A. . REGAN, THOMAS J. RYDER, EDWARD F. SANTOS, RICHARD J. SATAITE, ONA D. SIMONS, BRYNA M. . STEFANEY, COSMO T. . WALKE, ANN M. . 8 Edison Street, Saugus . 98 School Street, Manchester . 156 High Street, Danvers . 23 Pearl Street, Beverly 6 Whitney Street, Saugus . . . ll Ray Street, Lynn . 113 South Main Street, Arhol . 202B Washington Street, Somerville . . ll1 Grove Street, Lynn . 178 Chester Avenue, Chelsea . . . 3 Marion Avenue, Woburn . 206 Commercial Street, Provincetown . . 23 Prospect Street, Gilbertville . 4 Margaret Road, Peabody . . 245 Pearl Street, Malden . . 3 Michigan Avenue, Lynn . 47 Harvard Avenue, West Medford . 340 Elm Street, West Mansfield . . 17 Maple Street, Ayer . 82 Flint Street, Salem . 38 Putnam Street, Salem . . Warehouse Lane, Rowley . 66 Saunders Street, Lawrence . 38 Congress Avenue, Chelsea . . 9 Prescott Street, Forge Village . 306 Hyde Park Avenue, Jamaica Plain . . . West Main Street, Dudley . 11 Lake Street, Middleton . 42 Howard Street, Salem . 101 Leyden Street, East Boston . SS Union Street, Leominster . 108 South Main Street, Oxford . 28 Davis Avenue, Arlington . 25 Blakeley Street, West Lynn . Walker Pond, Sturbridge . . . 57 Broad Street, Salem . 69 Franklin Street, Wrentham . 107 New Park Street, Lynn . . . 179 Foster Street, Lowell . 339 West Third Street, South Boston . . 26 Corey Avenue, Chelsea . 26 Peter Tufts Road, Arlington . 974 Main Street, South Hamilton ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH AIKEN, DOROTHY M. . AJOOTIAN, RICHARD . ALLEN, JOYCE M. ALLEY, SYLVIA M. ALPHEN, OLIVIA S. BABCOCK, RITA A. BARRY, BARBARA A. BARRY, FRANCES L. SOPHOMORES . . . 12 Nickerson Road, Peabody . 20 Ashton Terrace, Lynn . 73 School Street, Salem . 109 Adams Street, Lynn . S Muller Avenue, Cambridge . 14 Knox Park, Everett . 1178 Fellsway, Malden . 34 Read Street, Winthrop BERGIQYIN, DOROTHX' . BOYII., JOHN JR. . BIUANA, RICHARD W. . BROWN, RICHARD F. . BROZEWICH, ZYGMONT BURKE, JACQUELINE . CAPUZZO, ELISSA A. . CARTER, JEAN A. . CENTRACCHIO, lNlORMA M. CHARSI-IOODIAN, JEAN L. CHASE, PRISCILLA M. . CLARK, BARBARA . COLLINS, SUZANNE I. . CONNORS, ELIZABETH A. COPPOLA, JOAN M. . CULLEN, JOAN M. . CUMMINGS, LUELLA J. DALLAIRE, JEAN M. . DEROUIN, ELIZABETH F. DIVINCENZO, ANGELA L. DOYLE, JOHN J., JR. . DRISCOLL,lx!lARY . . EDWARDS, ARTHUR W., JR. . ELLS, MARJORIE . . FIORETTI, MICHAEL C. FIORETTI, NANCY L. . FISHNIAN, CECELIA T. . FITTANTE, LOUIS C. . FITZGERALD, MARILYN M FITZGERALD, RICHARD . FLAHERTY, MARILYN E. FLOYD, ANN M. . . FLYNN, CATHERINE M. GARLAND, DONALD B. GASPARRI, JOANNA M. . GERBER, NIURRAY B. . GIBBONS, GEORGE F. . GOUZOULES, ELAINE . GRADY, THOMAS F., JR. GRADY, A. YVONNE . HAYES, RUTH M. KEARNEY, SHEILA P. . KEELEY, ELAINE C. KENNEDY, ALICE J. KILROY, WILLIAM J. . KOULOPOULOS, CHARLES J. . KOZEL, LOUISE . . LACASCIA, ANNA C. . LANIGAN, PATRICIA A. LIFFIN, L. CLAIRE . LORINA, JEANETTE M. . MACERA, MARY L. . MAHONEY, LOUISE M. . MARKOWSKI, IRENE T. . MAROTTA, FLORENCE A. . 63 Leach Street, Salem 237 East Lothrop Street, Beverly 423 Saratoga Street, East Boston 27 Clarendon Avenue, Lynn . 129 Elm Street, Amesbury . 182 Bridge Street, Beverly 1i6R Lexington Street, Boston Columbus Avenue, Newburyport 511 Orleans Street, East Boston . 16 Home Street, Malden 298 High Street, Newburyport . 42 Grove Street, Boston . 12 Barton Street, Salem 18 Edgehill Road, Winthrop 30 Trenton Street, East Boston 127 Rainbow Terrace, Salem 15 Newcastle Road, Peabody . 8 Glendale Street, Salem 64 Lover's Leap Avenue, Lynn . S15 River Street, Haverhill . 61 Warren Street, Peabody 11 Greene Street, Somerville . 63 Lovett Street, Beverly 28 Sycamore Street, Somerville 103 Cleveland Avenue, Everett 103 Cleveland Avenue, Everett 41 Brimblecom Street, Lynn . 84 Fulton Street, Medford . 562 Broadway, Everett . 537 Main Street, Stoneham 16 London Street, Somerville 160 Garfield Avenue, Chelsea . 391 Broadway, Somerville . 15 Moon Road, Lynn . 32 Vernon Street, Malden . 386 Summer Street, Lynn . 14 Summer Street Peabody . 12 Gardiner Street, Lynn . 26 Roundy Street, Beverly . 489 Summer Street, Lynn . 89 Clairmont Street, Lynn 26 Berkshire Street, Swampscott . 4 Suffolk Avenue, Revere 34 Laighton Street, Lynn. 911 Broadway, Chelsea 83 Fiske Street, Waltham . 66 Orange Street, Chelsea 203 Chelsea Street, East Boston . 22 Edith Street, Everett . 14 Fernwood Avenue, Lynn 182 Chelsea Street, East Boston 47 Mansfield Street, Somerville . 4 Wisteria Street, Salem . 6 Lincoln Terrace, Saugus 88 Eutaw Street, East Boston MCCARTHY, LILLIAN F. ATCHUGH, ROSEMARY, T. . MCINTYRE, REGINA G. MCNIFF, MARY A. . MCSORLEY, PATRICIA A. MOQUIN, T. LUCILLE . MYLES, JACQUELINE M. O,CONNELL, BARBARA P O,DONNELL, MARIE T. O,NEIL, PATRICIA M. . PALMER, DENNIS K. . PASQUERELLA, HERMAN A. . PERRONI, CATHERINE R. PERRONI, JOHN . . PICCARDI, JOAN P. . PISANO, ESTELLE T. . POOLE, MARILYN G. . PRATT, CATHERINE N. PUCCIARELLA, JEAN M. RAND, DAVID D. . . ROBINSON, BARBARA A. ROBINSON, GLADYS M. RYAN, ANN F. . . SCHLECEL, HERBERT G. SCHMUCH, DOLORES A. SCOTT, SHIRLEY M. . SHANNON, MARGUERITE A. . SHAW, WILLIANI R. . SHORTELL, RUTH C. . SHOULDER, MARY J. . SMITH, MARJORIE A. . SPENCER, JEAN M. . STROPLE, CATHERINE M. SULLIVAN, ALICE W. . SULLIVAN, PHILLIP M. . SWEENEY, FRANCIS F. . SYMINGTON, JEAN P. . TANGNEY, ALVIN R. . TARABURELLI, DOMENIC THACI-IER, OLIVE B. . TREANOR, NORINNE M. TREMBLAY, WINIFRED WALSH, STEPHEN R. . WATSON, WILLIAM G. ZANI, FREDERICK C. . ZANI, LEONARD P. ZANI, RICHARD F. . . 57 Sadler Street, Lynn . 157 Maple Street, Danvers . 27 Hoyt Avenue, Amesbury . . 35 Gardner Street, Peabody 96 Trowbridge Street, Cambridge . . 10 Ethel Avenue, Peabody . . 16 Peabody Road, Stoneham . 31 Appleton Street, Salem 46 Washington Square, Salem . 25 Wall Street, Everett . 16LQ Rock Avenue, Lynn . 582 Second Street, Everett . 5 Prescott Street, Salem . 86 Summer Street, Salem . 54 Bayswater Street, East Boston 7 Orient Avenue, East Boston . 14 Spring Lane, Rockport . 72 Temple Avenue, Winthrop . 322 Saratoga Street, East Boston . 82 East Park Avenue, Lynn . 164 Court Road, Winthrop 58 Seaview Avenue, Marblehead . 777 Broadway, Somerville . 71 Laurence Street, Malden . 12 Brimblecom Street, Lynn . 16 Summit Place, Newburyport 106 Wyllis Avenue, Everett . 34 Alice Avenue, Lynn . . 6 Brown Street, Salem 92 Belmont Street, Somerville . 73 Ashland Street, Lynn . 608 Western Avenue, Lynn 21 Lincoln Avenue, Gloucester 151 BeaconiStreet, Somerville . 14 Perry Street, Danvers 22 Wentworth Street, Malden . 2 Winslow Road, Danvers 23 Great Woods Road, Lynn . 14 Allston Street, Revere 321 Main Street, South Dennis 52 Westover Street, Everett 103 Goodridge Street, Lynn . 223 Eastern Avenue, Lynn 30 Pine Grove Avenue, Lynn 75 Fountain Street, Medford 75 Fountain Street, Medford 75 Fountain Street, Medford BUSINESS EDUCATION FRESHMEN ABRAHAM, ELEANOR K. BARRY, JULIA E. . . BARRY, ROSE T. . BATES, ELEANOR F. BLOOD, BARBARA E. . . 20 Beaver Street, Salem . . . Wood Lane, Acton 32 Seven Pines Avenue, Cambridge . . 118 Liberty Street, Hanson . 65 Winthrop Street, Charlestown BRUNI, JEAN A. . CAIIRAL, DIANA M. CS.-XLLIS, PETER . CAIILIN, RENA M. CIIIASSON, LUCIE J. CYIK, lVlARlI.YN F. DIONNL, PRIsCII,I.A A. . IJOOHAN, ALICE M. FAGG, JUNE C. . FELLOXVS, HOPE M. . FRATES, VELMA B. . GIANACOPOLIS, ATHENE GILMORE, MARILX'N L. HUGO, BARBARA A. . HUMPHREY, THEOTIS . HURLEY, EILEEN M. . KOTSOVOLOS, PENELOPE LLEWELLYN, HOWARD C. LYNCH, ANN M. . . MACDONALD, PATRICIA MINDEL, SHIRLEY A. . MIVILLE, MARIE J. NAsH, RUTH E. . . O,CONNOR, PATRICIA B. PAVLO, SOPHIE . . RANCOURT, ROBERT A. ROCHE, ELLEN M. . ROCHON, CYNTHIA J. . SMIETANA, WANDA E. . SOKOLOV, ESTELLE . SONNTAG, PRISCILLA E. STAVISKY, BARBARA A. STILLE, Lois J. . . TRELEGAN, JAMEs D. . J.. . . Essex Road, Ipswich Ashley Island Road, Fairhaven . 39 Endicott Street, Salem . 10 Fitz Terrace, Chelsea . . 197 Dale Street, XValtham . . 276 Perry Street, Lowell 156 Wfishington Street, Gloucester . 48 Murray Hill Road, Malden . 25 Prince Street, Marblehead . . R. F. D. 2, Orange 96 Hall Street, New Bedford . 23 Green Street, Woburn . . 6 Hayes Road, Salem 174 George Street, Medford 103 Sterling Street, Roxbury . 95 Baldwin Street, Charlestown . 4 Sanborn Street, Peabody . 83 Woodlawn Street, Lynn 28 Pearson Avenue, Somerville 47 Carolina Street, Medford 276 Chestnut Street, Chelsea . 21 Stevens Street, Methuen . 57 West Street, Whitman . 22 Peter Tufts Road, Arlington 39 Paleologos Street, Peabody . . 12 Albion Street, Lynn . . . 53 Addison Street, Chelsea 870 Hyde Park Avenue, Hyde Park -. 1577 E. Rodney French Blvd, New Bedford . . . 54 Clark Avenue, Chelsea . 68 Cottage Street, Easthampton . 84 Linden Street, Salem . 142 Fayette Street, Lynn . 102 Orchard Street, Lynn WALLACE, FRANCIS E., JR. . 17 Bickford Avenue, Revere WALLACE, MARCIA - . . . 28 Blossom Street, Lynn XVALSH, JOHN P- - . . . 80 Orchard Street, Lynn WELLINGS, RITA B. . 195 Mystic Valley Parkway, Winchester WHELAN, VINCENT M. . . 85 Bickford Avenue, Revere ZOLL, SAMUEL, E. . . 165 North Street, Salem ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH ALMQUIST, DONALD B. . 43 Bay View Avenue, Lynn ANDREADIS, MARY , . 164 Bloomingdale Street, Chelsea BALKUS, JOAN C. . 16 Carnes Street, Lynn BANNON, JEANNE E. . . 55 Broadway, Somerville BARTLEY, BARBARA J. . . . 34 Guild Road, Beverly BELLE, JOANNE G. Belleview Avenue, Middleton BOUCHARD, ANN M. . . . 33 Baker Avenue, Beverly BOUDREAU, THOMAS M, . . 8 Pearl Avenue, Revere BROCKELBANK, REBECCA A. . Searle Street, Georgetown BUTTER, PAUL F. . . . 79 Sturges Street, Medford CALLAHAN, MARION E. 28 Waite Street, Malden CANN, SHIRLEY L. . CARES, GERTRUDE H. . CAREY, WILLIAM J. . CHIPOURAS, BEATRICE . CHRISTOPHER, CORRINNE COAN, CORNELIA E. . CODWISE, JANE A. . COULTER, MARY E. CROSBY, SALLY A. . CURRAN, JOSEPH A., JR. DAMIANI, RONALD D., JR. . DELANEY, NORMAN C. DENNING, MARY L. . DIESELMAN, GRACE J. . D'PAOLO, ESTA . DOOLING, JAMES A. DOUGAS, MARY . . DUCHANE, BARBARA L. ELLIS, MARILYN B. EOVINE, LORETTA C. . FACCINI, ANGELINA R. FEENEY, JACQUELINE A. FINN, MARX' A. . . FLYNN, PATRICIA M. . FRANCIS, ROBERT D. . FRASER, DONALD R. . GARDNER, CAROL H. . GARRANO, CONCETTA M. GILBERT, MARGARET A. GREENGLASS, BARBARA . HODGDON, HENRY J. . K'NGSBURY, SHEILA . LANGEvIN, CONSTANCE B. LAZENBY, JAMES . . LEONARD, VIRGINIA M. LEVY, MARSHALL . . LINDQUIST, WILLIAM 1-I. LOOKER, CYNTHIA A. . LORANGER, RICHARD M. LUCEY, EDWIN C. . LYSAGHT, CAROL E. NIACKEY, MARY A. MACLEOD, HELEN L. . MACMILLAN, GERARD F. MAHON, THOMAS J. . MATSAS, DOROTHEA MAVROIDES, ANNA G. . MCCORNIACK, JANET A. MCFARLANE, ROBERT B. MCGILLICUDDY, PATRICIA MCGUINNESS, WILLIAM F. MCLEAN, LEE A. . MITCHELL, ROBERT G. . MOFEETTE, CAROLE V. MORGAN, ALICE R. . 52 Bartlett Street, Malden 8 Harris Street, Peabody . 24 Emerald Road, Nahant . 18 Blossom Street, Lynn . 14 Neptune Street Court, Lynn . 33 Andrew Road, Swampscott 35 Beach Bluff Avenue, Swampseott 123 Springfield Street, Somerville . . 59 Chase Street, Danvers . 4 Wendell Street, Saugus . 364 Cabot Street, Beverly 124 Washington Street, Lynn 152 Summer Street, Somerville 8 Miller Avenue, Cambridge 14 Riverview Avenue, Danvers . 138 Livingstone Avenue, Beverly . . 39 Suffolk Street, Lynn 1040 Washington Street, Gloucester . . 31 Intervale Street, Lynn 41 Upland Road, Somerville 19 Pearson Avenue, Somerville . 63 Pierpont Street, Peabody . 93 Allerton Street, Lynn . 69 Columbus Avenue, Somerville 145 Burrill Street, Swampscott 73 Chilton Street, Cambridge . 106 Bisson Street, Beverly . 53 Endicott Street, Salem . 22 Milton Street, Arlington . 433 Washington Avenue, Chelsea . 12 Northey Street, Salem . 307 North Street, Pittsfield 14 Grant Road, Salem . 126 West Street, Reading 138 Lynnfield Street, Peabody . 155 Essex Street, Malden . 20 Wrarren Avenue, Saugus . . 2 Park Road, Lynn High Street, North Billerica . . 15 Trayes Avenue, Malden . . . . 65 Carter Road, Lynn 1010 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge 25 Harrington Street, Watertown . 358 Broadway, Somerville 1 Claremont Court, Arlington . 28 Sterling Street, Somerville 9 Washington Street, Newburyport . 4 Lawrence Street, Wilmington . . 12 Jackson Terrace, Lynn C. . 7 Upland Road, Somerville . . 32 Reed Street, Lynn 10 Pleasant Avenue, Danvers . 5 Warren Street, Danvers 52 Chase Street, Danvers 14 Northey Street, Salem NlO1'.1iISON, AIIRIENNE R. . MORRISON, ETHELWYN E lV1URP11Y, MARY L. . NEENAN, ALI-'RED C. . LYBRIIAN, CAROL A. . O1BRIEN, CHARLOTTE . O'BRII,N, GERTRUDE C. 60 Hacker Road, East Lynn . IS Osborne Street, Peabody 375 Broadway, Somerville 91 Beach Street, Revere 48 Endicott Street, Salem . 61 Hall Avenue, Somerville 47 Leslie Road, Belmont O'CONNoR, CHRISTINE M. . . . 10 Wisteria Street, Salem PAPPACONSTANTINOU, WILLIAM . . . 387 Market Street, Lowell PIQRERINO, PAULINIZ A. PITMAN, NANCX' A. . ROIJRIC-UEs, JANET M. . RUPP, LOIS H. . RYAN, ELIZABETH A. . SALANI, ARTHUR A. . SIMPSON, JACQUELINE M. SIRACO, DOMENIC A. . SMITH, JOAN C. . . SMITH, JUDITH H. SULLIVAN, ANN E. TANGUAY, DORIS M. . TAssINARI, DOLORES F. WAIT, LETITIA F. . WALSH, JAMES O. WARREN, RONALD W. . WELCH, JUNE M. WHELAN, JOHN A. 127 West Main Street, Georgetown . . 3 Amherst Road, Marblehead 25 Durham Street, Somerville . 12 Janvrin Avenue, Revere . 3 Fowler Street, Revere . 15 Belmont Street, Somerville . . 2 Butler Avenue, Danvers 320 Princeton Street, East Boston . . 16 Everett Street, Melrose 10 RQ Foster Street, Salem . 21 Osborne Street, Peabody . 18 Purchase Street, Danvers . 21 Jones Avenue, Chelsea 36 Fairfield Street, Cambridge 15 Vokes Terrace, Lynnfield . 20 Morton Avenue, Saugus . 3 Sylvia Road, Peabody 85 Bickforcl Avenue, Revere SPECIAL STUDENTS BROXVN, ROBERT S ........ 7 Carlton Street, Lynn CAPUZZO, MARGUERITE E. . 1S6R Lexington Street, East Boston DONEOAN, NORMAN G. ELLISON, GEORGE H. . LEE, JEAN G. . . NELSON, ARLENE F. . NIHAN, JOHN C. . ROSEMAN, HYMAN R. . SNELL, CHARLES J. . STASINOPOULOS, BEATRICE THACHER, NANCY . . . . 83 Laurel Street, Lynn . 48 Stone Avenue, Somerville . 8 Saunders Road, Lynn . Glen Street, Rowley . 180 Tracy Avenue, Lynn . 16 Summer Circle, Lynn 5 6 School Street, Manchester . 46 I-Iathorne Street, Salem 321 Main Street, South Dennis WARD, HELEN F. . . . 76 Clifton Avenue, Marblehead The C30-operative Oll11C1 BEST WISHES TO THE Cgrailuairz STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE BOOKSTORE . C '1 W HYS, A1M'aYS Nillllllkwlg, Trllqt Unlnllany CqflllgVCIIIIICIILIOIZX l SALEM, MASS. To the Members of the MIIN Graduating Class Tin' O1l1l'.Yf Bflllkjllg Izzsfifzzfimz from . 1, H' SMI H. P. H000 8: SUNS Milk Ice Cream Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve System C0l1gI'dflIldff0l7S ana' Besf Wisfaes io ibc' Graduating Class of 1952 MRS. DAY'S Ideal Baby Shoe Co., Inc. DANVERS, MASSACHUSETTS Nearly a century of friendly service L to those who wish to SAVE qv and to FINANCE HOME I 'ts'- 15 -Lle' ' x' ii OWNERSHIP 210 ESSEX STREET SALEM, MASS CURWEN ARMS Dining Room It's home cooked food Prompt Service and rcasonnhlc prices 246113 Essex St. Salem Tel. 4950 Dr. Wm. H. McCarthy Cbiropozfisf HOURS: 9 - 2 Daily Tel. Danvers 99 c,iIlIIIfI,fllIl'llf5 of TERMINAL GARAGE ESSEX, MASS. Prop. H. S. Burnham LOU MARINO S0f'jl'1ij' Ol'l'lJ6'.9fVll LYnn 3-4763 Compliments of SCHOOL CRAYONS STILLWELL'S J E2 K STANDARD CRAYON Chuck Wagon Come and Get It Opp. Open Air Market Salem MFG. CORP. 128 Maple Street Danvers, Mass. 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 Complimwzis of Sam Goldberg and Sons BEVERLY, MASS. 'fwfr' nffvl' t'UllIf7ll'ft' fwzzkizzg .X't'l'l'jl't',, The Merchants National Qeank of Salem SALEM, MASS. IVES GREENHOUSES Distinctive Corsages a Specialty Flowerphone Salem 4026 Retail Florists l,cun.11'tl li. Ives, Uwnci' 256 Lafayette Street Salem If no answer, call Salem 5111 THE STANLEY CAFETERIA, INC. Peabody - Salem Roger Conant Co operative Bank 256 Ess x Street Salem Over half 1 century of friend l3 service helping people to own their own homes and to save systematiwlly All Shares Insured in Full Compliments of the Salem Savings Bank 125 'Nashington St. Salem The Bank With The Chime Clock Compliments The Salem Diner SALEM MASS I I 4 D - ,.e,,,, of t - I v . . . 4. il I , . ,,,,,, . 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