Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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ERNEST MUTCHLER Social Arts President, Student Council 4; Boys ' Club; Bowling League Ernie, able leader of our ener- getic Student Council, is equally at home when guiding some fair partner over a smoothly waxed dance floor. SOPHIE MUZICHUK Social Arts Boston Calculating School Girls ' Club No incident is too minute to arouse Sophie ' s unflagging en- thusiasm. A busy life looms ahead for some comptometer when Sophie completes her train- ing at Boston Calculating. LAWRENCE NAGLE Social Arts Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Boys ' Club As the DiMaggios are to baseball, so are the Nagles to basketball, and just as Joe sets the pace on the diamond, so does Gigger serve as an example for his sharp-shooting brothers. ELEANOR NELSON Commercial N. E. Conservatory of Music Riverside Club Focus-Annual 4; Sahico; Dramatic Club 4; Senior Play; Girls ' Club Sing while you work should be easy for blonde Eleanor who has displayed a remarkable knack for each. MARGERY NELSON Social Arts Cheerleader 4; Ski Club 4; Girls ' Club Tall slender, straight, with all the graces blest; To find another Margery will be the Cheering Squad ' s quest. AUGUSTINE NEVILLE Social Arts Boys ' Club Gus, whose mildest chuckle any- one of us would be glad to claim as a hearty laugh, aims to take that curly head of his among the clouds, if his plan of becom- ing an aviator materializes. EVANGELINE NICKOLE Commercial Girls ' Club; Sahico; Student Coun- cil 4; School Reporter On prince or bride, no diamond stone Half so gracious ever shone As the light of enterprise Beaming from this young lady ' s eyes. HAROLD NUNAN Social Arts Boys ' Club Red is the peppy little fellow with the gay chuckle. His good humor and carefree manner have made him popular. Harold is one of our most gifted musicians playing both the piano and the accordion. WALTER O ' GRADY College Boston University Boys ' Club; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Like that other humorist, Bob Burns, Walter is a musician of some repute. His trombone has been indispensable to our school band and to several newly formed dance orchestras. ROBERT OLIVER Social Arts Lynn Woodworking Boys ' Club; Baseball 1, 2 Bob, who plays baseball with the careless abandon of a Ducky Medwick, bravely attempted a little sartorial pioneering in in- troducing the Hollywood ascot to these hallowed halls. 22

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JUNE McNULTY College Exchange Editor-Focus 4; Girls ' Club; Glee Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4 Only one of the boosts we can give this sociable miss is that her lovely voice once saved a social when a Make Your Party a Success book had been ex- hausted in vain. MARION McNUTT Commercial Sahico; Girls ' Club And still they gazed, And still the wonder grew, That one tiny, pretty head, Could carry all she knew. BENOIT MELANSON Social Arts Boys ' Club Benny is strictly the outdoor boy. In the winter he skiis down our steepest slopes, and then, to show that he hasn ' t forgotten, he comes back in the heat of summer to belt golf balls over the same hills. KENNETH MERRITT Scientific Burdett Boys ' Club; Dramatic Club Ken, automobile enthusiast and capable student, majored in swing music outside of school hours — his diploma, a prize in the WESX Swing Quiz. WILLIAM MIDDLETON Social Arts Boys ' Club Franklin Institute Tall, dark and handsome, and brainy in the bargain, Bill, for all of that, doesn ' t aspire to Hol- lywood but wants to toy and tinker with radios, screw-drivers and such. RALPH MITCHELL Social Arts Boys ' Club; Football 2, 3; Class Vice President 1; Class President 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4 Ralph is that breezy young man who twirled for our baseball team with all the nonchalance of Robert Montgomery tapping a cigarette on his wrist. WARREN MORSE Scientific Northeastern Band 3, 4; Boys ' Club; Glee Club 4; Marshal 4; Ski Club; Focus- Annual 4; Senior Play If keeping busy is to be happy, we envy Warren, who excelled as cymbal player, pianist, sing- er, bass-drum player, photog- rapher and actor. WALLACE MUISE Social Arts Boys ' Club Wally hasn ' t the vocal chords to carve out a spot for himself on Information, Please, but on the basis of baseball data alone, he ' d give lohn Kieran himself a tough tussle. JOHN MURPHY Social Arts Boys ' Club John is a slim red-head whose principal hobbies are bowling and golfing with the Circle Gas boys. His plans for the distant future are vague, but this sum- mer John plans to see New Eng- land. DONALD MUTCHLER Social Arts Focus-Annual Staff; Student Coun- cil 2; Boys ' Club; Baseball 4 Don is the tall fellow who looks quiet and isn ' t. He ' s a baseball player and a bowling enthusiast. We all hope his ambition to in- herit $4,269 will materialize. [21 1

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ROSALIE ORIFICE Commercial Girls ' Club; Sahico; Dramatic Club 4; Focus-Annual 4 From the standpoint of size, Ros- alie is our official Class Baby, but she demonstrated thoroughly adult capacities as Contest Edi- tor for the Focus. ALVINA OSOLIN Social Arts Wilfred Academy Girls ' Club Alvina has a flair for fashion and fun. She bubbles over with live- liness and every smile betrays a set of teeth you get only by brushing thrice daily. IRENE PEACH Social Arts Drum and Bugle Corps 3; Girls ' Club Irene ' s drum sticks and ice skates may as well be prepared for the shock for their mistress won ' t have much time for them in view of the nursing career she is plan- ning. MARION PEACH Social Arts Girls ' Club Graduation will mark the partial parting of our pair of peaches. Marion, whcse favorite hobby is dancing, will become a telephone operator and, we venture to say, a good one. RUTH PEARSON Commercial Sahico; Girls ' Club; Library Club. Of quiet and unassuming nature, of gracious mien and queenly car- riage, Ruth had her assignments completed when many of us -were just sharpening our pencils or planning our approach. JOHN PENDRY Social Arts Boys ' Club John has won the admiration of classmates and faculty alike with the sincerity and dignity which are so much a part of him in everything he does. PAUL PERRY Social Arts Boys ' Club; Band 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4 Pep ' s cool disposition and dry sense of humor were major fac- tors in holding together the snow- hungry Snow-Scorchers until the Valentine ' s day storm came along to gladden their hearts. DELBERT PITMAN College Columbia Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Boys ' Club; Ski Club 4 We feel a touch of sorrow for Del ' s future dormitory mates if his reach for the last cup cake is as lengthy as his reach for opposing ball-carriers in four years of tackle play. GEORGE PITMAN Scientific Mass. Nautical School Student Council 1; Marshall 4; Boys ' Club As token of the admiration he holds for the trim Merchant Ma- rine uniforms his brother be- sports on visits home, George will soon tuck his diploma under his arm and be off to sea. EARL PUTNAM Social Arts Kent ' s Hill Boys ' Club Earl is a breezy fellow who views things perpetually through those convenient rose-colored lens. He assures us that his fu- ture is in accounting; we think it ' s politics or salesmanship. 23]