Tewksbury High School - Scroll Yearbook (Tewksbury, MA)

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fin Most Talented Most Popular juniors STUART and SYLVIA RITA and DONALD Most Popular Sophomores Most Popular Freshmen MARION and RICHARD JOSEPHINE and BILL

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Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular Most Attractive SHIRLEY and STUART JENNIE and RICHARD ANNE and LEO Best Dressed Vifittiest Most Athletic ANNE and JOHN GRETCHEN and EMMETT MARGIE and RICHARD

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All ILL A We, the energetic Class of 1947 of Tewksbury High School, hereby and forth' with declare, that being in our rightful minds proclaim this to be our last will and testament. Article I Q To the incoming Seniors we leave all our books, with the futile hope that they will keep the right answers which we so earnestly and tediously struggled to put there. To Mr. McGowan we leave the welfare and destiny of the Class of 1947. To Miss Stanley and Miss Barrows we leave six months vacation so they will be free from all the headaches that the Scroll has caused them. To the rest of the faculty we bestow the best and smartest students that can possibly be found. Article II Richard Dewing leaves his ability to laugh himself out of tight spots to Warren Bishop. It will prove invaluable many times, Warren. Shirley Ives leaves all her quietness and simplicity to Eleanor Kalem. Bette Doucette leaves her position as head cheerleader to Ioan Pennock. It will be no easy job to maintain Bette's high standards. Mildred Edwinson leaves a motor bike for future oflice girls so that they can get the notices out on time-fifth period girls, not sixth. Betty Compton leaves her special talent for writing book reports and composi' tions to Shirley Baileyfa talent well worth acquiring Eleanor Seward bequeaths her position as forward on the basketball team to joan Morris, our future captain. The ability to trip the light fantastic is left by Jennie Tatseos to Shirley Booth. Stuart Murphy leaves his technique for mixing chemical concoctions to Phillip Gay. Warning-Be Careful!! Eileen Sheehan leaves her enthusiasm as a cheerleader to Edna Ferreira. Louise Marshall bequeaths her shy and demure way to Helen Petraitas. We bequeath the beautiful sweaters made by Phyllis Treadwell to Marion Haas. Margie Keough leaves her athletic skill to Alice Chandler, with the hope that the girls will make All Suburban next year. Anne Dillon bequeaths her vim, vigor, and vitality in gym to Valerie Baluta in the hope that some day she will have a gym class of her own.