Tenney High School - Torch Yearbook (Methuen, MA)

Page 21 text:

kai,- An' 'mg GL. 5 A x' ' ' im-Q .r L - - s , 1 Q ' l .- '42 1 ii 4 : Q 3, j'::'t ,- tub it Left to right: Miss Bertha Gilson, Miss Erna Mey, Mrs. Sadie Hadley, Mrs. Doris Q . . Q L 1 151 Q Fenton, Mrs. Leona Sestini, Mrs. Dee Perry Left fo righf: Herbert Grosser, leo Daigle, William Kostrewa, Frank Bamforth, Jack Kiley MRS. RUTH EDSON Director WILLIAM KOSTREWA Head

Page 20 text:

Fung.. ,ff MISS CAROL BAILEY MR. WILLIAM GOSSELIN MR, EDWARD CQMTQIS That's right, that's right. One, two, three . . . wrestle! Sing or leave. B,S., Sargent College B.A., Arizona Choral Music Girls' Physical Education, Field Hockey, Basket- Boys' Physical Education, Football Coach ball and Softball Coach Iheadl 41 l MR. RENE MORISSETTE Att0ntiort! Drill Instructor MRS. HAZEL HADFIELD Violins produce beautiful tones. Orchestra Assistant, Strings Instructor MR. HAROLD MCDONNELL Let's try that one again. B.S., Calvin Coolidge College, M.Ed., Cal- vin Coolidge College Supervisor ot Music, Band and Orchestra, Intrumental Music MRS. FLORENCE BYRNE Secretary MISS SARAH FORREST Secretary 1 Q-- l

Page 22 text:

' Ufkzaw fi PRESIDENT coRRlNE KONDRY vice PRESIDENT RONALD DYER SECRETARY WENDY SLEEPER TREASURER ARLYNE QUIAMBAO Graduation is the end of a carefree, though somewhat sheltered life, and the beginning of a more serious and challenging one, filled with new plans, dreams, and as- pirations. As we, the Class of 1963, graduate, we are filled with mixed emotions-ioy for the many friends and memories we will never forget, and regret for all we have left behind. We can never realize nor measure all the education we have acquired here at Tenney Memorial High School through instruction, discipline, associations, and our own experiences. May God guide us in the many decisions we will have to make, and may He grant us humility and perseverance to accept and to fulfill our new roles in life. Corrine M. Kondry