Templeton High School - Class Book Yearbook (Baldwinville, MA)

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-my A I ww A 4 i fl 'V .. 44 l STUDENT COUNCIL fFirst Row, Left to Rightj Miss Mary Taylor, Dorothy Adams, Raymond Grucan, Janet Evenson Roger Erickson, Marilyn Quinlisk. CSecond Row, Left to Righty Arthur Hines, Roland Johnson, Robert Leland, Joseph Coobic, Rodney Bourn, Richard Franklin, Ado Tenaglia, Ronald Chagnon. , A . A , ATHLETIC COUNCIL First Row, Left to Rightl Marilyn Brehio, Mrs. Hagstrom, Mr. Stinson, Aileen Graves. fSecond Row, Left to Right? Raymond Grucan, Joseph Geyster, Cecelia Koziol, Richard Huhtala. 28

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IRENE WOODBURY'S collection of stories goes to Mr. Stinson, who has a few good tales of his own. MARJORIE MILLER leaves her fiirtatious manner to Marilyn Lineen. What a change this will make! MARTHA WELSH'S quietness goes to Roger Billings to hold him down next year. DOROTHY BEANE leaves her supply of bubble gum to Albert Mailloux in case he runs out of it next year. ADO TENAGLIA leaves his studying before the bell to Alex Dymek. Let's see Alex sit still for a while. CATHERINE MAHONEY leaves her hair to Pauline Bourgeois in case Pauline becomes tired of red. STANLEY ZALEWSKI leaves his co Jlness to Mr. Garafoli for those trying times when he must count to ten. LEO DENNIS leaves his third period snack to Carleton Bourn. Now see how long you can get away with this, Carleton. CECELIA KOZIOL just leaves. What she has is too good to give away. EVELYN MCGOWAN leaves her love for farmers to the Aggie boys. That should inspire you, boys. MARILYN BREHIO leaves her dead shots in basketball to Susan Tucker. We'll see some high scores next year. MARION BREHIO leaves her profanity when typing to Janet Evans. Better block your ears, Mrs. Hagstrom. ALFRED AGNELLI leaves his giggles to George Simula, who is too serious for a Junior. MARILYN QUINLISK leaves her friendliness to Mr. Clark who, some people think, needs it. ESTELLE EHNSTROM leaves her gossiping nature to Phyllis Coyle. Now you'll know all the news, Phyllis. JOSEPH GEYSTER leaves his skill in the art of basketball to next year's starting five. Good luck, boys. WILLARD BAVINEAU leaves his charming smile to Mr. White. Come on, smile, it's not a bad world. We bequeath to the Junior Class our superb ambition and our many successes. To the Sophomores we leave our reputation for paying A. A. dues promptly. And last, and unfortunately least, to the Freshmen we leave our parole for good behavior, and to the school we leave peace and quiet such as it has not known since we entered. We, the class of 1948, do declare this to be our last will and testament, in witness whereof we hereunto set our hand and seal this 8th day of June, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-eight. QSignedJ CLASS OF 1948 Willard Bavineau, Agent Joseph Geyster, Co-Agent 27

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BOYS' ATHLETICS Name Points Zalewski ..,.A.. ,A..,.,,.. 2 1 Erickson ..,,.,. ,...AA . .. 10 Evans ,.,. ...... . ij .. 3 Tenaglia ...,,, ...., A.., , 5 Mailloux ....,.A A,.,.. 2 1 McClure ....,..,4,AA ,A.... A..,..V .....,4,.A...,....,.V..V. 4 Gates . .,.A.........,.,,.V.V A,A......,......,,A. ..A..........,.,.A..... 5 Templeton 48 . ,V.,..,.V. .. Alumni 45 Templeton 39 .. ..,e,.e.. New Salem 24 Templeton 48 ,..,...l..l.. Conant 37 Templeton 41 .......,e et.... S terling 23 Templeton 21 ...,. Winchester 25 Templeton 55 .,...... ....... G roton 33 Templeton 57 ...,.. Belchertown 2 Templeton 47 ...t.,.., .,..,...,. A cton 41 Templeton 38 ,..,.t....... Conant 2 Templeton 26 ......,. Westford 36 Templeton 32 ,,..,,. Belchertown 37 Templeton 42 ...,e ...4...... B arre 29 Templeton 36 ...,. Winchester 37 Templeton 48 ..... ...... A lumni 52 Templeton 46 .,.,..,... Ashby 3 T -- Templeton 35 .,...l,...e,... ....,.e.......,. B arre 14 Total 659 Total 521 The Athletic Association opened the year by electing the following officers: President, Joe Geyster, Vice-president, Dick Huhtala, Treasurer, Aileen Graves, Secre- tary, Cecelia Koziolg Boys' Representative, Raymond Grucan, Girls' Representative, Mari- lyn Berhio, Teacher's Representative, Mrs. Hagstrom, Boys' Coach, Mr. Clark, Girls' Coach, Mrs. Bautzg Mr. Stinson, principal, acts as final advisor in all Athletic Association matters. The council of officers takes up in its discussions the purchasing of equipment, the transportation of the players, and the raising of money for the association. The A. A. is planning an A. A. Ball which is to be held April 2, 1948. The Templeton High basketball team holds a very good record for the 47-48 season, winning 11 and losing 5 of its games. The team had three players from last year's season, Grucan, Geyster and Huhtala who covered the front line, and two rookies, Zalewski and Pop Erickson, holding the stand at guard. The trips to Fitchburg were not as suc cessful as we wished. The team defeated the Grafton team 55 to 33, next taking Acton 47 to 41 but losing out to Westford 36 to 26 in the end. The team received a silver cup and each player received a silver basketball. The effort of Mr. Clark's training was evident when two players were picked on the all star team, Grucan and Geyster fthe latter picked as captainj. The total points scored for the season were 659 to the opponents 521. Geyster lead with 257 in 15 games with an average of 17.1, next came Huhtala with 209 in 16 games with an average of 13, and followed by Grucan with 137 in 16 games with an average of 8.5. 29