Somerset High School - Raider / Memoirs Yearbook (Somerset, MA)

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CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer MERRILL BRADFORD GARDNER RITA ANN DELANEY JEANNE NOELLA BILODEAU EDWARD E. VERNON STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ...... HUBERT JORDAN TOPLIFF Vice-President ... AGNES FAIRCLOUGH Secretary .... ..... MARY ELIZABETH HAYDEN Councillor ............... VIRGINIA LOUISE SIMCOCK Councillor .. ..... . JEANNE MARIE ROY Councillor ....ANNA MAE SILVIA Councillor .... KENNETH READ CHACE Councillor ...MERRILL BRADFORD GARDNER MEMOIRS EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief .VIRGINIA LOUISE SIMCOCK Assistant Editor .PAULINE ANNE TURCOTTE Business Manager .KENNETH READ CHACE ASSOCIATE EDITORS JEANNE MARIE ROY AGNES FAIRCLOUGH RITA ANN DELANEY BEATRICE MARIE ARBOUR ANNA MAE SILVIA HUBERT JORDAN TOPLIFF MARY ELIZABETH HAYDEN FRED WOLSTENCROFT JEANNE NOELLA BILODEAU EDWARD J. LACERDA LUCILLE PATRICIA DONAHUE MITCHELL SENUICK MARY ROSE PERRY MERRILL BRADFORD GARDNER “Come, I’ll tell thee what thou art, And, yea, I’ll tell thee true.” ■—Scott

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Front row—Miss Ruth B. Mason, Mrs. Margaret D Eagan, Miss Constance M. Doran, Miss Agnes M. Hornby, Miss Doris J. McCarthy, Miss M. Elizabeth Greene. Rear row—Thomas F. Eagan, Jr., William A. Hart, Supt. H. Freeman Bates, Principal Austin J. O’Toole, William Spokesfield and William F. Ncy. Supt. H. Freeman Bates “Wisdom is better than rubies” —Bible THE SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY

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“The world belongs to the energetic’ 1 | BEATRICE MARIE ARBOUR “Beat” Beatrice is our “outdoor girl.” She loves baseball, football and basketball, and she was the star player on the Girls Basketball team. When a basket was needed she always proved dependab’e. She was cheerleader in 1936-1937. “Beat” likes to read and sew. She loves ani¬ mals, and has a whole menagerie of her own. Her buoyant humor and her vitality has w n her many friends. She may enter a physical education school and we know she will be a big success in her chosen work. “A good reputation is more valuable than money.” RUSSELL LEON BABBITT “Russ” “Russ” is one of the quietest members of the class but he is, nevertheless, a perfeet gentleman. Often seen, but never heard, he has been active in sports during his career at Somerset High. “Russ” is usually seen at most of the socials and is very popular with the fairer sex. He has specialized in commer¬ cial subjects and plans to become a public accountant. “The petals of the rose were envious” JEANNE NOELLA BILODEAU “Joan” Pep and personality plus. Here is our cand¬ idate for Miss 1938. She possesses a winning smile and personality and her devotion to Somerset High School and to her class is well-known. Secretary of the class, active in Student Council, and president of the Girls Glee Club, she has insured her memory so that Somerset High School will not forget her. May she be popular in the work of the world as she has been with us. Good luck, Joan! “In silence I climbed to the top” GEORGE J. BOULE “Georgie” George is another quiet, studious pupil. His presence in the class room is hardly ever realized and yet he always gives a good ac¬ count of himself when the work is required. He is interested in business and would like to have one of his own. Good luck, George, and don’t forget to open up the store in the morning.