Swampscott High School - Sea Gull Yearbook (Swampscott, MA)

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Tbe Sea Gall Catberine Marze Pzerron - Marze Marie came to Swampscott High School from the Girls, High School, Boston. With her she brought her pleasing and winning ways to us and we appreciate them. Marie plans to continue with secretarial work. Success and good luck at Chandler's Business School. We know you will make a very efficient secretary. Barbara Mary Pittr-Barbig Pzltrze Glee Club 2, 5, 43 Dramatic! Club 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, SWAMPSCOTTA 2, 3, Alz1mfziEa'il0i'4, Travel Club 3, 4, Year Book 45 Red C1'o.r.r Reprerefzmliee 3, Variety Sbew 4 Barbs is the serene little girl who can always be counted on to lend a helping hand when the going gets rough. Tops in honors, sweet in disposition, she rates an extra She plans to continue her studying at some liberal arts college next year. Wlmerever you go, and whatever you do, Barbs, don't lose that key, it belongs to our hearts! Iamer Henry Power-fim jim is one of those fellows who can't wait for the last bell to ring. His numerous activities range from sleeping to anything that comes up. Conscientious and very serious at times, jim tries his hardest in everything. His favorite song is Smoke Gets In Your Eyes or Pass the Butts Before I Die. Not certain of the future, jim plans to take things as they come. Cbarler Hodge Ravell- Cbarlie I Projector Club Witla a smile fit for a pepsodent tooth paste advertisement, Capt. Chicks was the chap who cheerfully took in the money for our lunches. Charles also ran the motion picture projector for Mr. Rathbone's Projector Club and rated as chief of the club. Charles hopes to become a State Trooper in the future. If you canlt be a State Trooper, Mr. Rathbone will always have a job as chief projector operator. ' Phil? fobn Regan -Pbil Foofball 2, 5, 4, Trane 35 Hockey 2, 3, C0-Captaifz 4 Tall, unassuming Phil is everybody's pal. One wonderful sport, he says little, but manages to take in everything that goes on. He leaves us with memories of a swell fellow and a friend who's worth having. Luck in everything you do, Phil!

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Tbe Sea Gull Narzcjr A nn Meyers: - Nan Horleey 2, 3, Barbelball 2, 3, Baabrzinlorz 3, Softball 3, Home Ecozzomier Club, Treafurer 3g SWAMPSCOTTA 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Red Croipr Reprereulaiive 35 Variety Sbow 4 Bubbling over with personality-that's Nan. She has been active in many of our school activities and is well-known as a party girl. Also, she has an art-ent interest out at Springfield College. Laughs and fun mean a great deal to her, and we are sure that she will make her mark quickly and easily. Good luck, Nan. Mary Ellen Nertor-Ellera Ney Bam! 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Forum 2, Dl'tZ77YclflC.l' Club 2, 3, 4, SWAMPSCOTTA 2, 3,g Humor Eclilor 45 Batluziurou 2, 3, 4, Clan Prophecy 4, Year Book 4 Nes is the girl with a surplus of pep and vigor that always seems to be bubbling over, especially in history and studies. Her sense ol humor can't be surpassed and if you want to enjoy yourself, spend a few minutes with Nes. Although undecided as to her career, her life is destined to be wonderful in every way. famfee Neweouzb -fem Horlaey 2, 3, 4, Barlaelball 3, Drauzalit' Club 45 Drill Team 3, 4, SWAMPSCOTTA Slajf fig Year Boob Staff 4, Baalmiutou 2, 4, Travel Club 4, Variety Sbow 4, janice is outstanding in many ways. Besides having very nice clothes and a quiet, engaging sense of humor, Janice's asset is her beautiful natural curly hair. jealous, girls? janice is hoping to attend a junior college next year, preferably Colby junior. Good luck from all of us, Janice! fobn Herbert lWe.g - facie Football Z, 3g Bareball 2, Horleey 3, 45 Golf 2, 3, 4, Capraiu 4, junior Reel Cro.s1s' Repre.s'eufal111e 4 jack's the guy with the variety of shirts-and aren't they sharp!?!- Hc'll certainly be missed next year, not only by the school in general, but the lower classes in particular. And what will Mr. Henshaw do without him to hit those golf balls? But we must admit that he'll add immensely to Lawrence Academy where he's going, to prepare for college. Good luck, jack- We're all behind you. Margr Fmneef Picleezm' - Pic Fielfl Horbey 2, Glee Club 2 Mary is one of those quiet, well liked girls, who, in her unassuming way, gains popularity in each and every group. She's not quite decided about her future, but maybe that certain Marblehead man will have something to do with it. Stay as sweet as you are, Mary, and you're bound to be a success.

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Tbe Sea Gull Fay Anne Rlooder Barketball 2, 3, 4, Cbeerleader 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Home Eronornirr Club 2, SWAMPSCOTTA 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Variety Sbow 4, Softball 3 This cute Miss is one S. H. S's best laughter makers. The future is somewhat of a mystery to Fay just now, maybe it will be business school, but with the aforementioned traits and her winning ways we're sure it holds a great deal of success and a lot of good times. Zllargnerite Mary Riley - Peggy Dramatic Club 3, 4, Travel Club 3, SWAMPSCOTTA 3 Marguerite, the girl with poise, sophistication and friendliness all bound up into one. Peggy says that she is undecided about the future although rumors have it that she has designs at B. C. But whatever she may choose, someone as nice as Peggy is sure to be a success. Good luck to you always. Frank Edward Ring-Doe Q Bareball 2, Captain 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Horkey 2, 3, 4, Student Counril 2, Track 2, Golf 2, 3, 4, Forum 2, Varlety Sbow 4, Major Bones' Amateur Sbow 4 Doc is a triple threat man in sports, one of the best. He has such a pleasing personality that they kept him here an extra year. But don't get the idea he's strictly brown because he has a lot on the ball too. He hasn't decided yet where he will go but he will get ahead regardless of what he does. foreplo Knox Robins - nox . Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Bareball 2, Trark 3, Glee Club 2, 3g 4 Forunz 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Young April 3, Quality Street 4, President of Dranzatir Club 4, Variety Sbow 4 Whether skiing, sailing, carrying the pigskin for 'dear old Swampscott or dis- playing his dramatic abilities on the stage, Knox has had three very busy years. As he starts in at Wesleyan next fall, we're very sure that he will be just as successful thete as he was here. Good luck for the future, Knox-and be as great an asset to Wesleyan as you were to Swampscott High. ' Rzkbard Artbur Robinron Basketball 2, 3, Male Cloorur 2, 4, Major Boner Amateur Sbow 3, 4, Variety Sboul 4, Cheerleader 4 Richard is one of our most talented guitarists. If possible, he would like to go to a harmonica school for training as a professional. Good luck, Richard. With-yotlr talent, pleasing personality and your ability to get along with people, we know you will reach your goal. I