Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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EDNA BURTON Social Arts Girls ' Club; Focus-Annual 4; Junior Riverside; Student Council 2 A person of frequent moods who is exceedingly happy in most of them. Edie has a gift for making friends, for the smile she wears puts people perfectly at ease. URSULA REID Commercial Sahico; Girls ' Club Ursula ' s reputation for versatility was won through the talents she displayed in the performance of her daily commercial tasks and through the imaginative excel- lence of her class ode. WARREN CLAYTON Social Arts Bentley ' s Boys ' Club Pie, although not one of the burly brutes of our class, packs enough wallop to make a sizable dent in the panels of the Hall of Success. MADELINE GOULD Commercial Sahico; Girls ' Club; English Club 3 Though in no particular hurry to go through with her plans, Made- line, hard-working Sahico mem- ber, confesses a secret determina- tion to learn how to pilot a plane. STANLEY LOMSKI Social Arts Boys ' Club Stan, our sandy-haired disciple of fun and good fellowship, is another one of the class of ' 40 who waxes healthy on the in- vigorating sea breezes which strike our East Saugus shores. JOSEPH MACCARIO Social Arts Boys ' Club By way of exhibiting his rugged individualism, Joe disregarded the trend toward sport jackets to stick to his pencil stripe suits. Though he smiles infrequently, there ' s no mistaking the good humor in his eyes. JAMES NAGLE Social Arts Boys ' Club; Basketball 1 Jim, besides working in a store and attending school, also man- ages to find the time to keep up the Nagle basketball tradi- tion. We ' ll miss his class meet- ing oratory. JAMES O ' NEIL Social Arts Boys ' Club Jim, the scholarly gent behind the new specks is one of our nimbler wits. Add to his agile mind his undeniable ambition and you ' ve got a fingerpost toward success in some line. EDWARD O ' NEIL Social Arts Boys ' Club Ed, who has an agile mind riv- aled by few, is at his best in classroom debates. Though he professes no ambition in that di- rection, we have a hunch he could sway a jury in the best Darrow fashion. ALICE VOIT Commercial Sahico; Dramatic Club 4; Girls ' Club Alice came to us in our junior year but, so easily did her at- tractive grooming and tactful manner win our approval, we all agree that if there had never been a Voit, there would have been a void. JAMES SWAIN Social Arts Boys ' Club With his springy stride, carefree brow, and general airiness, Jim looks like the popular ad for arch support shoes but he ' s really just a lad who finds it easier to grin than groan. BERNARD WHYTE Social Arts Boys ' Club Bernie, the amiable ambassador from Golden Hills, is one of our busiest golfers. From what we hear, we judge that Bernie would like to globetrot via one of Uncle Sam ' s battleships. [ 29

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LAURETTA WILLCOX Social Arts Girls ' Club; English Club 3 There is no architect Can build as Lauretta can; She is skillful to select Materials for her plan. ALBERT WILLETT Social Arts Boston University Public Speaking; Dramatic Club; Boys ' Club If ambition has its fulfillment, fu- ture radio commercials will be enriched by the eloquence of Albie ' s dignified voice. BERNICE WILLIAMS Commercial Sahico; Riverside; Girls ' Club Bern is an elusive character to portray. However when she does assert herself, she has a positive quality that constantly and pleas- antly surprises. Her aspirations cannot fall short of achievement. WARREN WILLIAMS Social Arts G. E. Apprentice Boys ' Club; Bowling If a sunny disposition were wealth, Warren would pay more taxes than J. P. Morgan or any three dog tracks. We are sure he will go a long way with his quiet perseverance and fine ambition. JAMES WRIGHT Social Arts Boys ' Club Delving into the future, we see Jim ' s good-natured face beaming under this sign Variety Market — The Wright place to make your purchases. HOWARD BASSETT Commercial Boys ' Club; Football 2; Focus-An- nual 4 A modern office, a private secre- tary, and a shining mahogany desk on which to rest his size twelves when the inclination is strong. — This is what Howard asks of life. BERNARD BERRETT Social Arts Essex Aggie Boys ' Club Although Bernie is at present a 4H Club enthusiast, he plans to get an even more advanced view on the proper care of hens and cows through a course at Essex Aggie, prior to becoming a dairy farmer. ELEANORA KANE Social Arts Girls ' Club Bright-eyed and quick of speech is Eleanora, one of our finest pianists. Her stately carriage, which would do a queen proud, will do more for some office than a Christmas bonus in July. LEONARD POPP Social Arts Boys ' Club Lennie never made a great deal of noise but he has a lot of fun. His principal hobbies are bowling and bicycling and his principal aim to be a good mechanic. VERNON ANTHONY Social Arts Boys ' Club Vern ' s plan for next year comes under the heading of the work- night school category. Principal outside interests are model air- planes and swimming, although he lends an occasional ear to current swing records. 2S1

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Who ' s Who and What ' s What among the Seniors Most Popular Best Dressed Most Handsome Best Dancer Bashful Wittiest Actor Most Sincere Most Conscientious Best featured Most Absent Minded Most Versatile Best Athlete Has Done Most for S. H. S. Most Polite Most Original Best Politician Most Sophisticated Class Baby Most Tal ative Boys Norman Thomas Ernest Mutchler Donald Mutchler Wellsford Trefry Bernard Berrett Walter O ' Grady and Nor- man Thomas Parker Sanborn Robert Robinson Loring Larson Delbert Pitman Earl Putnam Fred Walkey Stanley Green Norman Thomas Robert Robinson Norman Thomas Channing Widell Wellsford Trefry George McCarrier Fred Walkey 1 Prettiest 2 Actress 3 Most Feminine Girls Betty Hatch Jean Russell Daryll Johnson 1 Hazel Gill Betty Cameron Jean Putnam Patricia Cotting 2 Jeanne Anderson Dorothy Mandeville Rita Conrad Louis Hayes Betty Hatch Eleanor Swanson 3 Jeanne Anderson Jeanne Anderson Mildred Grimes Betty Hatch 4 Rita Chatterton Rosalie Orifice Jean Putnam 4 Cutest WHAT ' S WHAT Favorite Radio Program Favorite Actor Favorite Actress Favorite Orchestra Favorite Comedian Favorite Athlete Best Song of the Year Kay Kyser Spencer Tracy Ann Sheridan Glenn Miller Bob Hope Ted Williams In the Mood [30