Thayer Academy - Black and Orange Yearbook (Braintree, MA)

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Page 26 . . The BLACK and ORANGE . . 1947 ROBERT P. MENSLAGE 1130115 Ilarfvnrtl Wol.l.,xs'l'oN l l Although Bob is new to us as of this year, his easy-going manners and friendliness have made him a worthy addition to our class. They say he's a whiz at Physics, but he seems to take all subiects in his stride. Best of luck and success, Bob. One Year DOROTHY RICE MOXON Cllottyj Wrllrrlry Souru VVHYMOUTI1 Dottyls quietness is most misleading-even to the teachers, but when it comes to studies, she is tops. However, she's no book wormg all our activities find Dotty on the spot. And she finds the Cape ITl0st attractive in the summer. Year Book rg Theta Alpha IQ Glee Club 3, 2, IQ Senior Middle Play 2, Current Events .tg G. A. A. 2, 1, Archery 4, 3, Field Hockey 4, 3, 2, rg Soft Ball 3, 2, rg Tennis 2, Honor Roll 4, 3, 2, rg CUM I.Al'DF. Four Years VVlI.l.IAlVl HOTCHKIN NRVVELL 1BilI, Wild Billy Fnirwrsity of Prmylfvarzirr lIL'M.utock VVild Bill is our representative from Humarock who has pushed his car up for the last two years, come rain or shine. VVe hear he's a mean man with a scalpel. Good hunting, Bill. Spanish Club 2, Skiing 2, 1. Two Years ROBERT DOUGLAS NOBLE CBobJ Dartmouth likrilrwkisii The man with the trumpet has been an entertain- ing addition to our class, as well as to the orchestra and to our football cheering. Don't give up, Bob. Harry james can't last forever. Orchestra 4, 3, 2, rg Scribblers' Club 25 Baseball 3, 2, tg Track 3, Four Years NORMA OPPENHEIM fNormiel Prmhrokr BRocK'roN Norma is another of those who daily migrate from Brockton. She seems to be one of the lucky few in fourth period history that are able to absorb the facts and memorize them. Theta Alpha IQ Glee Club rg Current Events 2. Two Years

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1947 . The BLACK and ORANGE . Page 25 MARGARET MARY KENT lMiggiel . CENTER HANOVER Gforgfto-wn Visitation Junior Collegz' Vivid personality, pleasant graciousness, and l steadfast friendship have all combined to make F Miggie a person whom we like to have around. The spark of our girls' hockey team, Miggie can make that ball do handsprings. Theta Alpha 1, Art 25 G. A. A. rg Dramatics Committee 23 Fencing 25 Basket Ball 2, rg Field Hockey 2, rg Soft Ball 2, rg Tennis 2, 1. Two Years EUGENE KLEBENOV lKlebJ Harvard COHASSE1' Kleb's that fellow with the limitless source of base- ball facts and Hgures. We are all acquainted with his constructive comments in English class. and wish him the best of luck in the future. Dramatics Committee 25 Baseball 2, rg Fencing rg Honor Roll r Two Years NORMAN S. LEVINE fNormieJ Jklassarhusetts Stair WEYWOUTH Normie, one of the only fellows in Thayer who has dared to wear his loud ties five days of the week. His ability as an all-round athlete has been a great asset to our teams, Through his friendliness, help- fulness, and scholastic ability he has set a fine ex- ample for us all. Camera Club 3, Scribblers' Club 3, Football 2, rg Basket Ball 2, 1, Ski Trip 3, 2, 1, Track 2, rg Honor Roll 1. Three Years BROOKS H. LUPIEN lBrooksieJ Rrnnsflarl' BROCKTON Brooksie is another from the wilds of Brockton who has made his mark here at Thayer. One of the few brave enough to tackle German, he is a stu- dent of great earnestness and persistence. Here's to Thayer's branch of the Western Union. Chemistry Club 3, 2, Bell ringer 2, I. Three Years VVILLIAM HENRY MATTESON lBillj Boston Unifvz-rsily SOUTH WEYMOUTH Bill is another South Weymouthite whose presence these last two years has added much to our extra curricular activities. Don't misunderstand: his name is often heard when the honor roll is read in Chapel. His sharp blue Pontiac is a source of fun to many. Baseball 2, Ig Football 23 Two Years ,

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1947 . The BLACK and ORANGE . Page 27 MARY CONSTANCE PARSONS tConnieJ ilfliddlrbury SCITUATE Connie has been struggling up from Scituate for the past three years but she has had no struggle to make a place here at Thayer. VVe shall all remem- ber her excellent performance as Patty in our class play. Year Book Ig Theta Alpha 1, Glee Club 1, Orchestra 3, 2, Senior Middle Play 2, Dramatics Club 2, IQ G. A. A. 2, rg Archery 3, 2, Field Hockey lg Soft Ball 3, 2g Honor Roll 2, I. Three Years VVENTVVORTII ROGER PERRY CPabloj Darlmoulh SOUANTUM Pablo , in the two years he's been with us, has proved that one can be a regular fellow, go out for sports, and still hold a berth on the honor roll. VVe have heard that he is quite capable with the Ole 88's . Football 23 Basket Ball 2g Honor Roll 2, I. Two Years ELINOR FRANCES POTTER CEllieJ Ratlflifff BR.xtNTREE Ellie is one of our pleasantest and one of our best- liked classmates. We recognize friendliness in her smile and enjoy her cheerful countenance. She is dependable, and deserves the admiration of us all. Class Treasurer 3, Year Book 1, Theta Alpha President 13 Music Appreciation 2, Dramatics Committee 2, Current Events 4, 33 G. A. A. 2, Ig Archery 4, 33 Field Hockey 4, 3, 2, 1, Soft Ball 3, 2, rg Tennis 2g Honor Roll 4, 3, 2, Ig CVM LAUDE. Four Years PAUL MERTON PRATT Cnrnvll Bx.x1N'rReE A good friend with a light-hearted, easy-going sense of humor, it's been a real pleasure to have Paul with us these last four years. VVe should all want to remember him as that inimitable, imperturbable Sergeant in our class play. Here's for the best of luck, Paul. Year Book 1, Senior Middle Play 2g Current Events 3g Aero- nautics 4g Baseball 2, Football 4, 33 Honor Roll 2. Four Years LAWRENCE RAY CLa rryj Harfvard HULL Ray, who journeys up from Hull every morning, passed over the junior class to add more gray hairs to Mr. Seymour in his senior math class. He is an astute chess player, who is never, well hardly ever, licked. Camera Club 41 Science Club 3, Baseball 4, Ig Football 4, 3, rg HOUUT Roll 3- Three Years