South High School - Index Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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bp0dlClllg of Bobs ld llke to Illtllll0Il that Bob Lonway was 11111111 d to the All Clty football IPAIII thls past year He 1s all ayld football enthuslast and has always beell all asset to us 011 the lllaWlllV fied The Cllflellll Call Club presented a glggle provoklng COlllfllV last December Gentle Hearts and Murder l0lll HlllllIlllTlW, Bob Tanona Sue Welder, Blll TdllllChTlllg allfl Allllt Wlleler all took part dllfl Have ste fllllg ll6I'f0I'llldllttQ Peg.. Boss ,loan Lavln dllfl Vllry Helflllllldll deserve ere dlt for tl1e1r labors 111 the role of 11sl1e re ttes ,Iaek xvllllellllq l'o111 lllllllllllfty berry larr dllll lxen ,Iaekson worked 011 Pllllllflfy, C arol Coodlley on Iropertles ,loan Vlessler o11 T14 kets ellltl Terry Soly aeted as stave manager Somew here along here there were I'llIIl0l s starte el that eo ed gylll was to vo lIll0 effeet it bouth We really looked folward to the day wl1el1 we M0lllfl IllQi0VPI' what was Oll the other Nlllt of tllat for blddlllv wall We llldlldgtlll to slleak Ill NOIIIQ yery ell oyable WI llltld hours before ll leea w.s ll 1ovs s artee eolnlf slt ll 1s alle caused qllltt 1 40IIllll0llOll between the wall of Q H S w 1 the lr llllldlls and groans Soon tle lt ups were a party pastlnle and everyone wot IIIIO the aet l fl0lll lllllllx tllat llr UNe1l e 91 lf'dllZPd what he started dlDdllll0Ill el trellel was to tYtlllll1Yg o elllllif Only lllfll ele we re dllll the llllllllill tale nt llldl Nlllllt of our boys D0 se Hs so abune ellll y lf lflrls Wtlt happy w lell lt was dllllllllllllll that there would be lee katlllg, IIIN I'llKtlOll' at the arena lloweyer s lt llllll out Ollly those who we re ell lllllll0llN to 1e1'1l1 wlt 1 were fllllllllll to tl1e lessolls ary Lou Hanson Carol lete F-011 and Slllfly Ustberef for 111 tallee ell one eay dll alr of lllyser llllill He el t1e Clllll and eyeryone was llllllllllllllg lJt'lllllll elosed doors about Projeet X see retly dubbed Projeet erlnudas by the glrls llle boys lleve r ftllllll Olll IOM the lflrls 1111eove re el tle lr see ret IJOIII worly ry l 1 ll It U ls eerta ll e1 e fllllsto 1l1el las e r o fraee dllV 11 ll 1 Hlflflell talent was onee lll0I't re yeale el lll the Faeulty Be nefit Lnllllf Uur faculty really sllowed the boys a lhlllff or two, but we all know tllat M1 'Nloone s boy lage 8 by the way l was the real aee He fooled the x7clI'GltY ally lllllllbCI' of tllllcs Of course ll took the glrls to llven 11p the lllffllt dllll Mlll ll ljlellll Folsy, Anne Ellgllnll, xldI'lOll Holland Barb lll0llldH lle len Lennon, dllfl lllClI' te al11 Lelllll tlrlllllllllg Ill, there was 110 RlOpplIlg thelll Terry Soly had 1 pretty rough Joh wlth the reltln, but Blll Tdlllltllflllg dld a iIllOOlll Job wlth the an ll0llllClIlg We labeled that eyenlng all all over suecess llle school de lldftlllfillt gets a ll0tlOll eaeh year to vo NWltllllllg lts students dI'0llllfl Qtuelent Exe ldllgf' Day they eall lt Tllli year we sent farol Coodney Cerrv Zarr Pete Chrlstopher IOIII Hlllllllhl?N dlltl Blll Sllllll to Franllllghanl by the way was ollr Good Coverlllllellt Day e Dl'ti1lltdtlVt to Boston lllls year We re fl w ellllllff for Blll le eflslatloll to IOIIIQ through No doubt there wlll be llldllW ehanges 111 the future llle one ehanve tlldt we are already aw are of was eertalnly not as a result of 1lllV of ll flOlllg' None of lls had dllV say whatsoeyer Ill the llldlttl of Wlr Be eber lt'dWlllg South l would hke to aet as HllOlx0Sllldll for the e ass and express to Mr Beeber o11r deepest dppl'ttldIlOll for the llllt re llle dlllt llldf he has always been so WI lllg o offel e eayes a g,ap that wlll be hard to 1 ll Nllllll we ee 'llr llllllld' wlll ably oeeuly Good luek to both of you' Xxlfll tl1e Fllll of the year ldlJldlW approaehlng there was a HUIIW of exeltelllellt as we looked for warel to the l9llldllllllU Qelllor dLtlVltllH le ll as ar as tle eflr s were eoneerned He ell l PIIIIOII was the one wllo got the ehanee to portray .lsy .e Ol e tyllll e lltt e e ee11 Wllll glglelll ld alle If r lxlllif 'll plpe If lt were nt FOI the 0ll1ll'lWt eorsages worll 1y sollle o It 1oys ollr lllgl 1 hlll blllys H0111 have ll6Pll perfeet lll eonlplete eolltrast to llle Sdflli lldihlxllle H01 was -Xloha U1 the SQIIIOI P10111 Four years was 11o11e too long to walt for llldt tVOIllllg Ill IldWelll The gy Ill Mllll lts approprlate deeora ll0ll llldllt 1 loye y tlllll!! for a onee Ill a llfClllllt tyllllllff llle lU'llllllllt1 he lde el l1y Lllellllllzlll 1 elllllPlPI'lllgI dllll o ldlflllfll 11111fle BTYHIIII a11e Ill Welder. de erye 10Ilfl'dllldll0ll 1 lll0l'dlllC flelllit fllat Hflllli to llflllfl' us flgllt up to Llas Day and even 11p through tl1e future If you rellllflllllfl' I had you graduated dllfl Olll 111 tl1e world at the lltgllllllllg of thls llttle talk So now, there you are h re l fllll and the e your Class Hlstory 1 W 1 . . . , , 1 1. 1. 1 W 1 1 n u V n 'K x X - ' ' 4 X YI ke . 3 v ' 1 1 ', , . 1' 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 1 ' 1' 1 ' 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . 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HISTOR By NANCY E. BORUCH ln a whirl of dates, games, and parties, the first two years of high school slipped by, and one day we realized that we were the ,lunior Class. ive were the upperclassmen. We were the ones now looking down on the freshmen. It was then that our class really began to hum with activity. Une of our first duties as a class was to elect officers. We filed into Mr. Dumas's office and placed our four slips of paper into the four little boxes. choosing for leaders Dick ,ludkins for Presidentg Nancy Boruch for Vice-President lwell. well. local girl makes good!! 4 Tom Humphrey for Treasurer: and Mary Hardiman for Secretary. At just about this time football weather was here, and each week we were at the nA ,field to encourage our boys. There were several from our class who contributed their bit to the team that yeariDick Judkins. Tom Phelan, and Dick Tufts. That football season was considerably brightened with several open-house parties which were origin- ated and made popular by one of our most viva- cious cheerleaders, Gingie Bryson. These get- togethers became quite the thing. Anyone who was ANYONE was sure to be there. To start off the social year we girls once more gathered all our courage and went scouting for dates to the annual Glee Club prom. The theme of the dance was Moonlight and Roses. Wie were indeed proud to have Emily Sullivan, of musical fame, in the queen's court. Basketball was still THE sport at South, and we were packin' 'em in at every game. Bruce Gagnon, Bill Banks, Dick Vinton, and our three- sport star. Dick judkins, played for the team, doing a fine job. lncidentally, Dick ,ludkins was awarded the .lohn Pappas Award for best showing the ,lohn Pappas characteristics of a gentleman. scholal'. and atlllete. This was a well-deserved honor for Dick. Soon after the basketball season the prom com- mittee got rolling on what was the best ,lunior Prom yet given at South. lAhemll ln spite of the fact that we came uncomfortably close to not having ANY dance. k'Serenade in Blue was cer- tainly a success, thanks to the hard work and sleepless nights of Peg Ross and Bill Solin. who were co-chairmen of the dance. Mary Hardiman was the lucky queen. In her court were Pat Foley. Mary Grant. Cynthia Green, Terry Soly, Bobby Dubuc, and. of all things, Nancy Boruchl It was a sad day when we saw all those decorations coming down after the dance, but there was still the Senior Prom and lots more fun ahead of us. M . . H QwKM To top off the year, there was our quite unfor- gettable excursion to Ocean Beach. It seems that some of our spcndthrifts like Al Cutty and ,lon Foley found that all of their money was gone before one oiclock, and they spent the rest of the day. sllall we say, 'fspongingf' from their friends. That day Tom Humphrey found out that manag- ing the class lnoney wasn't an easy task after all. The summer was spent in a series of trips to the 'ihillf' and to the Capeifor the lucky ones- with evenings at Wy'll1all's. Uh, yes, there was solne work, too. As all summers do, the summer of '54 flew. tPoetry!l And next, kind sir, there we were. And now we're here, at the Senior year. Nlust be the influence of Shakespeare. This year, for all of us, could very well be the best of our lives tat least up to this pointl . Never before did we appreciate our friends and our school as we now did, realizing that in just one year we would be separated lyou know, you can get pretty corny about this-however, we all know that it's truer. We picked some crackerjacks for class officers this year-Bill Solin for President: Anne Vlfilder for Vice-President: Gerry Zarr for Treasurerg Terry Soly for Secretary. YVe've had some very novel affairs which have depended on these four. Their success has shown us that our choices were wise ones. These class activities were always loyally Sllll- portcd, and perhaps, as a result of our varied social life, we have come up with several starry- eyed couples. We have ,lean Gagnon and Chet Locke, Marion Dixon and our poet Buz Kelly, Bev Bock and ,lohn Leger, and, of course, ,loan Messier and Bob Gleason.

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I '11 Processronol Pomp ond Cnrcumstonce Ergor S H S SYMPHONIC BAND Address of Welcome PRESIDENT WILLIAM .I SOLIN Song of Farewell Kouniz SENIOR CHOIR wrtlw solo by RALPH ANDERSON Closs History NANCY BORUCH The End of o Perfect oy Bond EMILY SULLIVAN Class Orotron ond Presentotnon of Orff GERALD ZARR Reply by Prmcnpol Mologueno Lecuono JOHN WIILIAVIS Class Pnonrst Closs Song Words by FRANCIS KELLEY Musrc by MARION DIXON ood FRANCIS KELLEY School Song ecessuonol Nor yforrh of the Pruests Mendelssohn ff yd 1 f 2tL!l'l'NNfIlfljllI1 l'e'NIel1lll VILLIAMI SOLIN X we, tI1e LI.1ss of 1913, gat er to-'ether for tI1e I.1st Lllllf save one, o11r lllllllli and hearts are filled w1th a hundred I0llHlPIlIlg flIl0tlOIl' Partmg IS all ree' 1171011 0 hefaeen Ind all lee need 0 hell Hdlll the poe te ss Ennly DICICIIIQOII .md these parttng se ntnuents .1re perhaps eve ll 111ore acute today than thev w1lI he Ollt week henee dlllldit tlle fllgIllIV and sole IIIDIIW of gI'dlIlldIl0Il For .1s we ll'-IPI! Illlg .1 ter 11oo11 to o11r Iustory .111 .1ee ount of o11r .1et1v1t1es dllfl o11r dIlXI9IllN o11r p.1rt1es elllfl o11r problems we 1elll0I I1 Ip ll lllf tI1.1t tI1e four ye.1r Journey ls over Natulally we .1re IIIIIIC happy I1.1ppy to Ilelyt found o11rseIves Wllhlll one week of o11r 'foal of l'dfllldtl0Il Yet tI1.1t l1.1pp1ness 1s uungled w1tI1 s.1dness for dee p dow11 we .1re sorrv to Ie.1ve South dlltl Ill lt h.1s lOlllC to re pre sent Unly reluetantly elo we Ie.1ve l1eI1111d o Illlll I1 'food fun so lllclIlW rleh r1e ndslups le e.1nnot It 1 1ut ee 1.1 NOIIIQ e1 1es ye.1rs o our ll hdye qune y Ixppee y lllf .me ell' s.1t1sf.1et1on .ITC ours too for we .1re 11o11eI of o111 sueeess lll overeonung so IIIJIIV Hillel Ollitelilf .mel of the de vree of llldtllrlly we ve re .1e1he el lllllf o11r f1e1sI1111.111 ye.1r However we .1re 11ot w1tI1 out regret We regret the many tlungs th 1t 11111fht I1.1ye Jeen Ill her -flddes .1 broader range of .1et1v1t1es, el wlder e1re le of I.I'lLlldQ We even revret lf IelCI t1.1 Ollly Mltlllll the past few week h.1ye 1s .1 ss expe r1e need tI1.1t espr1t ele eorps Wllllll would surely 1.1ye1 111.1de or 1 tronfrer .md more prof1t.1I1le lllllOll .1111y we . es ess e .e .e 111 1.1 1e111 of tI1e ll 11re w I1 1e1 lt 10 e s e1r 11s eo eve s . l0ll 111 e re .1e y ee111e11e the worlel 1.1IIy there re 111.1111s e111e Nlllfff emo 1o11 1.1 1 IIIONI surely Ll0ll that 1 t ll lll0-I deep se .1ted but Ie .lst QXIPIXHHI 1 e of all or though we he Imppy wtel proud reefret fu .mel ed er we .1re .1I1ove .111 vr.1te fu flur gr.1t1 e Xtend lr to ,oe . I0 lll II1 Ifoodne lllllt I r ll e1 Je 11's 1.1 11.1e1 ls e.1y re .1I1ty ex end o o11r 11.1 non, o111 st.1te dllll Ullf KILV or Urlllll' 11s ll 1r1y1eve o 1 Illffll se loo ee lllel lon 1re e lree y 1 eve ene te1 our te.1e ters . e e 1r w s eo11s . ll 1e1y1s1o el ll Ie11t111 11es 1 .1re 11s now 1e1f111111111f e1 111ree1.1te .s y e you e1l11 pare M10 IldWt ull'e1eeI t0Ie1.111tIy the petty Illllllldlllllts e1 our ye.1rs of teen 1 e Ilfe sI1.1r1nef tI1e hurden o o11r Idllllfll yet neyer de llldlllllllg reee11fn1t1on UI e111r sueee ses Confident tI1.1t you e pe e1.1IIy w1Il 1111eIer t.1nd .mel el 1 1ree1.1te thus pe eul1.1r IIUNIOII of KIIIUIIOIIH tI1.1t 1s 1resent, to el gre .1ter or lesser de frrce, .1 o lls t1ke honor elllll ple .1s11re 111 5V1IlUlIllll WUII on beI1.1If of Illy eI.1ssn1.1 es 0 lese, o11r .1ss U.1y exerelses JY Ldill one, of' ll tus el.1y .111 P1110 ly I . 1- s '1 1 ' T' h U 1 1, .1 ' f , ss X 1111 lweflrllll I 1, , .V ' - - . S is V- I D . v V . . E 1 . , 1 -1 V A 1 ,. ' ' . . ' ' 3: . ' 1 2 . A Av 1 I xi . I 'Y I ,. l. . .Y S , P I K. . i. . , I' 1 J N' 1- I -I1 I f--I tI1t Q 1 f the- I1.'t 1' 1- .1 f l'f'1 1 '- '1tI,' s' rl I1-'. . 1 ' v 'xv l jr I L . . ,,,. .P .. V ' . , H .7 x 1 . i 1 v , U V I 1 . . V . . I, 1 '1 I 1 f 'g P - ' 1 , 1 D ...... ,- -,U l-. tl 1 '. l .t -v Y' ' .L s r vs S . ss w'e1. as 1 e-I11.':. - 1 '- -1 1 1. ' 1 1 : ' ' ' 5 1 v' I 1 ' 1 I' 1 s P 1 1 1 Cert' ' In' '1 '1re r1.'tl W 1 'IT' 0'lg'l' in 1 tiri- pt' ' -ft 1. 'I-tIv I Ilxf x 'lI,,'. MR- SAMUEL BEEBER work, or ll e'z1re-e-r i11 tI1e1 se1rvie'e1. XxlIl2lIt'V6'I' e111r .'I'lI- ' life- will Ile. we' fe' I 1' If te1 1 I 11' ' P 1 Fir' -- - ,I-1 1' tl-1's s 5 1 U' fe-It lj 1' 1 1 s I ' - ' 's I 1 : 1 -.111 . 1' .' 1 I 1 1 . F ' , . V . , 1 - - L. ng, .. ,Hz-,, L tuel 1 ez 1 s f st fl I WI ' 's P ss s 1- '1e fo s the Il ssi1,,.- tl 't 1 1 I- Illlf I' ,' 11 R -X , I I1-11 st -1' ' . f 1 all g, el 1 1' 'I1, f 1 ,. . I I 1 I -1 t . lle 1 I 1 'tll' t -. t1 Is 1 -I - x '111 I ll lll'Illl'IllilI. 'IlU.'l' 1 .'I'lIlI s 1 1' Il - Illl 11n'1 1 ' gg firm ve- 1 1 pt ' I 1,' ' P t :I I 1 1. I.'1.'tI . it ext 111eIs to .' . ' ' 111ts. ff s 11-1g1 1. P - U I' . N I- . , V , , . ,. ra 1 f . 4 ll 54.1 .As g . .1 ts. 1 . I Ls 1 .As 1 ' 1' 1, 1 111 'll f 5, I i l 1 hr A' 1 . y u . I- I 3 I 1. . . . I ,I l t tl h. , 1-. ,. 4 . B xy..