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

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Norman Clarkson When it is past and prospered ’twill be virtue Baseball—3 Assistant Football Manager—3 “Norm”, a debonair sort of fellow, never allows his life to become dull. Characterized by a sparkling wit and easy geniality, h’e has acquired an ample share of friends while at the school. Often present at social affairs, Norm has distinguished himself by his loyalty and school spirit. His variety of subjects will help him in any vocation, and by virtu ' e of amiability plus intelligence, we expect much from him. If you are out for a good time, Norm is a very capable guide. Its been fun knowing him. H’ere’s hoping his pleasant temperament opens wide the gates of success. William Joseph Patrick Doonan Smiles are the language of love.” Class Treasurer—2, 3, 4 Baseball—3, 4 Football—3, 4 Dramatic Club—3, 4 Basketball—3, 4 French Club—3 Bill is one of the shortest members of the class, but, at the same time, one of the most popular boys. This is proven by the fact that he has been a most capable Treasurer for 3 years. Bill also engages in dramatics and athletics and has attained promin¬ ence this year on the gridiron. The “gang” takes advantage of his Irish hospitality many Saturday ' evenings, a custom we shall certainly miss after graduation. He has high hopes for life after gradu¬ ation and plans to enter the Rhode Island School of Pharmacy. Bill, if you hit life as hard as you hit opposing linesmen your success is assured. Anne Catherine Driscoll Diligence and Ambition mean sure success.” Science Club—1, 2 French Club—3, 4 Librarian—2, 3, 4 Vice-President—4 Girls’ Basketball—2, 3, 4 Round Table—3, 4 Class of ’46 Secy.—2, 3, 4 Secretary—4 Dramatic Club—3, 4 Breeze—4 Honor Roll—1, 2, 3, 4 One of th’e intellectual members of the Senior Class, Anne, whose name can invariably be seen at the top of the honor roll, is not only the possessor of intelligence, but also of an amiable personality. These qualities have procured for her a troupe of life-long friendships. She is equally active in the field of athletics as in other extra-curricular aspects of school life. Anne’s designs for the future are as definite as all her decisions. After her graduation from Somerset, she will attend Jackson College as a pre-Medical student. Anne, your success is a for¬ gone conclusion, but we wish you all the luck and happiness that you so righteously deserve.

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John Leonard Butterworth Give us the man who will step forward and take the responsibility.” Dramatic Club—3, 4 Baseball—3, 4 French Club—3, 4 Basketball—2, 4 Round Table—3, Pres.—4 Football—4 Class Pres.—1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll—1, 2, 3, 4 Johnny has guided our class through all the storm and strife of our four y’ears at S.H.S. with leadership that has commanded our respect and ad¬ miration. At our first class meeting he was elected class president and retained the honor the remainder of his high school career. His natural brilliance spiced with humor has won him numerous friends. A dependable performer on the athl’etic field, Johnny aided considerably in forwarding the achievements of the school in the sports category. Although his future plans are not decided upon as yet, how can one with his versatility, leadership, and character fail to reach the top? Marilyn Chace And mistress of herself, though China fall.” Librarian—2, 3, 4 Vice Pres, of Senior Vice Chairman—4 Shorthand Club—4 Glee Club—2, 3, 4 An outstanding trait of Marilyn’s personality is dependability. Her friends and teachers have found her a reliable aid in any situation. Deserving of commendation is her work in the school office which has been above and beyond the call of duty. One of our most popular girls, Mae is certain to be a central figure at nearly every S.H.S. social ac¬ tivity. Her good nature and geniality have served to make life at Somerset High a pleasant experience for her companions and classmates. We predict a bright future for you, Marilyn. May happiness al¬ ways b’e yours. Edward More powerful is he who has himself in his own power.” French Club—3, 4 Dramatic Club—3, 4 Science Club—1, 2, 3 Breeze—4 President—3 Honor Roll—1, 2, 3, 4 One of the intelligentsia of the class, Chat has studied arduously for four y ' ears and has reaped the fruits of diligent application. Of a scientific turn of mind, he has impressed and amused students and teachers with his scientific theories. Howev’er, his development has not been confined to intellect. Through his wit, which is not at all trit’e, he has become one of the boys. One of his distinguishing characteristics is his dignity and self-control, quali¬ ties which are of great value in society. Proof that the class has confidence in him is the fact that he was elected “the boy most likely to succeed.” Our faith in him combined with his own self-confidence insures his success at electronic engineering. Y Chatterton, Jr.

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Joan Dorothy Dube A merry heart doth good like medicine” Honor Roll—2, 3 Joan, one of the merriest girls of the class, is known for her good humor and love of fun. This epicurean philosophy has netted h’er numerous friendships. Again, this love of fun makes her the life of any party, where she glides most gracefully across a dance floor. Her performance in the class¬ room is creditable, she having be’en gifted with a propensity for writing. Dubber’s pleasing personal¬ ity and quick wit in any situation have won her the admiration of all. As yet she has made no definite plans for the future, but we feel safe in making a prediction. Since Joan’s nature is conductive to happy living, we can fors ' ee only health, prosperity, and fun in the days facing her. Robert Alfred Frenette Nature ' s greatest masterpiece is writing well” Class Treasurer—1 Football Mgr.—4 Basketball Jayvees—2, 3, 4 Breeze Staff—4 French Club—3, 4 Editor, Memoirs IX Round Table—3, 4 Honor Roll—1, 3, 4 Small of stature but great of mind, Bob is one of the most talented members of the class. His re¬ markable abili ty in the literary field has merited him the profound admiration of classmat’es and the praise of his teachers. He has earned the distinction of being one of the youngest contributors to the Spectator. Bob also ’exercises his Apollonarian skill as a member of the Breeze staff. His fine work as manager of the football team, his able performance on th ' e basketball court, and his excellent scholastic record are evidence enough of his versatility and well-rounded personality. Bob, the future is yours to command. Your pen is your password to a world wher ' ein the best of life awaits you. Pauline Galambos It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends” Glee Club—4 Honor Roll—1, 2, 4 Senior Shorthand Club, Treas.—4 Pauline is a fun-loving, sociable girl, whose four years at Somerset High School have been suc¬ cessful through determination and ability. Her class¬ mates have alw ays found her a pleasant associate, an enjoyable companion, and a real friend. Signifi¬ cant of her integrity is the fact that she was elected Treasurer of the Shorthand Club in her senior year. Pauline plans to enter business college after grad¬ uation in preparation for a secretarial career. We wish her the best of everything, always.