Shrewsbury High School - Colonial Yearbook (Shrewsbury, MA)

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BOB MCCOWAN leaves his 'Apeaches and cream complexion to SALLY HARRISON. PHYLLIS MILDE leaves her dependability to NANCY BEER. ROCCO MARTINELLI leaves his mustache to SONNY BATES. JOE MONTECALVO leaves his hatred for shaving to CHARLEY 'HOL- BROOK. FRITZ MOWRY leaves his smooth 'iline to every junior boy. We hope they don't hang themselves on it, but use it to good advantage. CATHY MULLEN has 'ALeft-y. GEORGE NASH leaves his initialed shirts and flashy ties to his brother, BOB. DONNA and ASTRID NELSON leave together, the same way they came in. BARBARA NORTON leaves her blushing ways to BARBARA BUSHEY. VIRGINIA PEPPER leaves her sparkling personality to CAROL OLSON. ANN PERREAULT leaves her blue eyes to ARLENE O'BRIEN. GLORIA PIRONE leaves her smile to JOE CONCORDIA. BARBARA PUTNAM leaves her car to next year's senior girl chauffeur. MICHAEL RIGIERO leaves his hysterical laughter to GWEN SEV- ERANCE. JANE CHAMBERLIN leaves her speed limits to the state troopers. GAIL RILEY leaves her sophistication to MARILYN PRIDE. i MARY RYDER leaves her daily morning trip in from Worcester-at last BETTY MCGINLEY leaves for Babson. MARGUERITE SAMMATARO leaves her front seat in Mr. Lavelle's room to Gretchen Knecht. MARVIN SANBORN leaves his collection of Western stories to HOP- ALONG CASSIDY. HENRY GUERTIN leaves his sense of humor to HOWDY DOODY. MARYAN SANBORN leaves for Hebert's candy factory. RUTH SANDY leaves her violin to next year's orchestra. ANN SEGUIN leaves her athletic ability to MARIANNE TORRENS. MARILYN SENCABAUGH leaves her many mysterious boy friends to her sister. MANUEL SIMONIAN leaves his photography to FRANK VISCARDI. HELEN STONEBACK leaves her quiet, sincere ways to MAHLON MOWRY. BEVERLY SWEETMAN leaves her attractive wardrobe to FRANNIE McGRAIL. DAVID PARK leaves his ambitious ways to BOB CELLUCCI. GLORIA SYMONDS leaves her basketball ability to JEAN MCCARTHY. BEVERLY GONYA, overjoyed, leaves on the first bell. MARTY WILSON leaves his unlimited energy to any ambitious under- classman who can find it. CHARLOTTE TURNER leaves her trafic post to anyone with a voice loud enough to yell, SINGLE FILE. as she does. JIMMY COLLAMORE leaves his ability to draw cartoons to WALT DISNEY. FRANCES ZUROMSKIS leaves to become a French III teacher. KENNY JOHNSON leaves his skiing ability to JACKIE SANDERS. MARION PERREAULT leaves her numerous A's to the PARKER TWINS, in case they run out of their own. BRUCE SYMONDS leaves his love of the outdoors to RALPH HAS- TINGS. Signed, sealed and finally delivered on this glorious day of June, 1951, in spite of interruptions by the chicken pox, the grippe, and a broken typewriter. Witnessed by CAROL BONARDI MARTY WILSON

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To MR. LAVELLE, we leave peacc and quiet in his last period history class. To MISS LOTHROP, we leave a police force to guard her gossip box. To MISS NELSON, we leave high hopes of having peace and tranquility in the junior class next year. To MISS PARKS, we leave a menu so that she can decide on what to have for lunch. To MISS PROUTY, we leave a radar machine for detecting gum-chewers. To MR. RUOPS, we leave, at last. some brand-new shop machinery. To MISS SHEA, we leave a brand-new printing press so that she can turn out the Town Crier at a moment's notice. To MISS SAWIN, we leave a private parking space. To MR. WHITCOMB, we leave a fond hope that he will get the Hi-Y started some time in the near future. To DR, WIGGIN, we leave a glee club manager who will take the place of his ever capable David Park. To MR. SMITH, we leave Pete Anderson's car so that he can experiment on it. RUDY ALANO leaves his voice to no one-he thinks it's too good to lose. BILL ANDERSEN leaves his bluffing ability to Brad Francis. DONALD ANDERSON leaves his quiet ways to John Pedone. PETE ANDERSON leaves his way with the teachers to Tony Granger. ANALEE ANDREWS and MARY DeSALVIO leave together-it would be a shame to break them up. DOTTIE BACKHOLM leaves a trip to Elorida to anyone lucky enough to get it. CAROL BONARDI takes everything she has iwith her. It would be a shame to leave anything behind. RUTH BATES leaves her job as cashier in the cafeteria to some lucky Junior. THERESA BEAST BETTI leaves for the zoo. VIRGINIA CARROLL leaves her collection of jewelry to Zip to deco- rate his motorcycle. MOE CATINO leaves his hair to John Gaimari, who doesn't need it. ARTHUR CLEMONS and MHOMER PIGEON leave together. CECILE DUMAS leaves her shyness to BARBARA REGAN. BOB ENGLUND leaves his book reports and tests to any junior who needs them as much as Bob did. ANN EAIRBANKS leaves her dramatic ability to JANE ANTOUN. JOYCE EIRMIN leaves in a desperate search for EARLEY. DOROTHY FLYNN leaves for wherever there are college boys. MARILYN GENTESSE leaves her diamond ring to GIL HARRING- TON who will put it to good use. SHIRLEY GREENWOOD leaves her taste in clothes to JACKIE HICKEY. MARGARET HAYES leaves her extra copies of homework papers. VIRGINIA HESSELTON leaves her art ability to her brother, DON- ALD. DAVE JOHNSON leaves for Laconia, New Hampshire. NANCY JUDSON leaves everything she's got to Northboro. ELVA LEVESQUE leaves her collection of jokes UD to DOLLY MORGAN. CARL LILJESTRAND leaves his knowledge of current world affairs to all MISS SAWIN's Problems of Democracy classes. BILL LINTON leaves his noon-time job of chauffeuring the Seniors to BOB SCHULTZ. ROBERTA LOOMER leaves with the hope that next year's class treasurer will have more luck in collecting dues.

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