Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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0:01QU.llQOQllQOQ0lKlQOQ1IQUQUQUQOQ Q 1 biwluioioitiiuithiuillinioitlkoiffq o GORMLEY, JAMES LAVVRENCE Practical Arts Course ' Although Jimmie wants to be- come a mechanical engineer, he ex- pects to join the Coast Guard or the Navy. VVhenever he isn't bowling or roller-skating. he makes it a point to be home on time for I Love a Mystery. He says his worst fault is getting girls home too early, and his best virtue is not associating with too many girls. You're on the right track, Jimmie , VVC are wondering whether he says, Are you kidding? to all his girl friends. Plough the fields and .rcaller the good .iced over the land. GRANT. NORMA ARLENE Practical Arts Course Cookie may be frequently heard saying, That ain't bad. She wants to travel after the war and to attend hiassachusetts School of Art. She collects pictures and letters, eats hot fudge sundaes. listens to Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. and is interested in a certain sailor. She dislikes snobby people and Frank Sinatra. Her best virtue is being on time. ulhlfltfd e're my Jtepr may wander. GUINEY, ROBERT JAMES Business Course If you bump into a handsome blonde on the first floor asking. Where's Shea? you may be sure it's Bob, who intends to be a Naval Aviation Cadet and wear the Navy's gold wings. He dislikes women- drivers and the ingenious combina- tions served in the cafe. Listening to Shea's chatter with patience is his special virtue. 1 hrough the clear .rkier of March. HAND, RUTH ELIZABETH College Course After leaving high school, Ruthie expects to go to a teachers' college. Child care is her ambition. How's it going? and Not bad! are her common expressions. Her hobby is a military secret. Bing Crosby and receiving letters rate high with her, but answering the letters and work- ing rate much lower. Quiet as a .rlreet . . N HATFIELD. GEORGE VVILFRED Practical Arts Course To be an optieian is Budd,s am- bition after he has bombed Tokyo. I'm not as dumb as you look. is his favorite expression. Among his activities are arguing when not eat- ing an ice cream float, listening to the Hour of Charm playing hockey, or traveling to Newton Centre. Now don't argue, Buddo! You don't like to work. Look into my eye. 'vw GRAHAM, EMILY LYDIA College Course Em,' whose hobby is music, wants to be a Journalist. Oh, Christmas is her favorite expression, and pa- tience her best virtue. Her activities include the Honor Roll, 1, 2., 33 bowling team. l, 25 and archery l', fl. 3. She enjoys eating and listen- ing to Phil Spitalny. The murzc in my heart I bore. GREENVVAY, GEORGE' GRAY Civic Course The Deacon intends to remain a bachelor, even though he is often heard saying, That ain't bad! However, that might refer to his hobby, music. His destination is un- doubtedly the Army. George was hockey manager, 42-43 and 43-44 and a member of the Dramatic Club 42- 43. His worst fault, telling corny Jokes, does not hinder his cheerful personality. His favorite pastime is listening to Fred Waring while sip- ping a lemon coke. He dislikes Frank Sinatra and talkative girls. I am the captain of my soul. HAMM3 ESTHER MAY Business Course Es or Peanut to her friends, will reply, Oh Heavens, to near- ly everything. Her ambition is to graduate but when that's done, VVho knows? she asks. She collects doodads, and likes swimming, danc- ing and hot fudge sundaes. The In- ner Sanctum keeps her in a dither. She is always on time. Just as high as my heurlf' HARVEY, FRANCES MARIE College Course Frannie, a future member of the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps, wants to travel. At present, however, she busies herself with movies on Satur- day nights, listening to Ginny Simms. eating hot fudge sundaes with Laurie-, and writing letters. She dislikes late people, although she will patiently wait for them while munching her fingernails. How deer your patient, nurse? HAYDEN, RUTH ELIZABETH Stenographic Course. Ruthie's ambition is to join the Cadet Nurse Corps. Her hobbies are reading and studying about the Navy, and she likes going to the R. K. O. with her friend Olga. She despises second lunch on VVednesday! Her favorite program is Bob Hope. She is quiet. Her heart is like an oufboznzd ship That at its anchor .rzuing.r.

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.tg5.4,Uydyd,de,dlyQQQ0-n-0Q0.0Q0q4 1 blllfli'liiilf1112'Il'!QUQfliOQl7QllQOQlO:Q FREEMAN, JAMES ROBERT Practical Arts Course If you hear Hey, that ain't bad or Hello, there! look for Jimmie who wants to join the Navy and see the world. Lefty was active on the baseball team, 3, 4. He likes to dance, to collect Varga Girl pictures, and to listen to Bob Hope and Red Skelton. He prides himself in get- ting along well with people. Roll on thou darh blue ocean, roll. FULLERTON, BARBARA IRENE Practical Arts Course Bobbie or Barb would like to go to VVilfred Academy and then travel, writing letters and playing the piano whenever an occasion arises. Hey, Eric, got my lunch?,' she shouts, before eating peanuts in Room 311. Too bad there are no hot fudge sundaes in the lunch room. She dislikes getting up early, and meeting snobbish girls, but she thinks Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, and skating are tops. Stubborn, but on time. You said so little that I had to guerr The thought that lay behind those .steady eyes. GEOFFRION, JULIA THERESA Stenographic Course Julia, who was on the Junior Nominating Committee and a member of the S. D. S. wants to be a successful secretary and to travel. Skating, bicycling, the Great Gilder- sleeve, and the 9:20 Club are high in her estimation, as are sewing, draw- ing and piano playing. We regret that Julia is unable to graduate with us, but we are glad to have her in our book. A .-liven! in fverrnn. but present zn .rfvirit. GILES, SHIRLEY ANNA Teachers' College Course Shirl will soon be among the ranks of Florence Nightingale, if she has her way. She expects to go in training at the Childrenls Hospi- tal. Oh, brother, she shouts when excited. as when she burns her hand with H-2 SO-4 in the lab. She likes the 9:20 Club, Bob Hope, and Bing Crosby, and has a sense of humor. .-1 merry heart goer all the way. GODFREY, MARGARET ELEANOR Stenographic Course If Peggy were asked whether she likes the Navy, she would probably reply with her favorite expression, Definitely because her ambition is to join the Cadet Nurses and become a Navy nurse. She claims her worst faults are borrowing money from her parents and leaving everything till the last minute. She enjoys hot fudge sundaes, meeting Lorraine or Jennie. the 9:20 Club and Grand Ole Opry. but dislikes staying in Friday and Saturday nights. I The muric of the laughing lip, the luster of the eye. 1 FREEMAN, LOIS Special Course It you hear someone asking Won. der if I got any mail today? you'll know it's Lo or Cuddles. Since she wants to become a nurse, she hopes' to enter Massachusetts General Hospital. Writing letters to a certain someone is her hobby. She was on the Senior Nominating Committee and Honor Roll l and 2. She enjoys Allan Ladd, coffee ice-cream and the 9:20 Club. Although stubborn she hilps other people. Don't call her at. She ir-pretty to walk with And witty to talk with. GARRIGAN, JUNE MARIE Business Course This easy-going young lady can be usually identified by her characteris- tic remark. Will you hang up! She likes music, tall Marines, and Bob Hope, but not getting lunches and doing homework. She hopes to be suc- cessful as a WAVE or Cadet Nurse. Her'hobby! mmm, writing to that certain person. AJ idle as a painted ship Upon a painted ocean. GIAMO, JOSEPH JOHN Stenographic Course That ain't bad, Howie, says Shoulders, a good-natured boy who wants to become president of the Potter Press. On the Senior Nomi- nating Committee: the Mirror Busi- ness Staff, '44: and the City League Basketball Team, he enjoys taking an automobile apart to see ing and dislikes talkative dames. what makes it tick. He likes sleep- The Inner Sanctum is his favorite radio program, and not doing his homework is his worst fault. Towering to the height of sixty- eight inches He ir a hay who never flineherf' GISIGER, MILDRED MARIE College Course Milly spends her spare time reading and listening to the radio. perhans sipping some of her two quarts of milk a day at the same time. She likes tennis and skating. and belongs to the Dramatic Club. On graduating from high school lN'lilly will attend college and later become a history teacher. Her favorite expression is You're cute, and her best virtue, laughing things off. Laugh and he well. GORGONE, VIRGINIA LOUISE Practical Arts Course Jinny, who is always saying That ain't bad, hopes to help Uncle Sam by someday joining U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. She has been a member of the Dramatic Club and likes outdoor sports, roller skating, the 9:20 Club, and Bob Hope, but dislikes red ink on report cards. Breaking appointments with Dodo is her worst fault, while being kind to dumb people is her best virtue. The playlr the thing,

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gmcoioihdbdt,dh-D.0:0QUQU-0Qn4 1 ilDQUQIIQ!lQOQ4IQ!7QOQUQODOQOQOQfO:. HAYNES. LAURIE VIRGINIA Teachers' College Course The click of high heels, a swirl of a fashionable skirt, a cheery Hel- lo! and it's Laurie. She makes a Powers' model look positively dowdy. Driving, clothes, and writing to a certain person in the RCAF arc Laurie's hobbies. Lux Radio Theatre is why she stays at home Monday nights. If a stunning brunette with big blue eyes asks, How are you. Lou? it is none other than our Laurie. Lucibelle in Senior Play. But life I5 sweet. HENRY, DOROTHY LOUISE Teachers' College To become a Navy nurse is Dot- tie's laudable ambition. Oh, you,' is her favorite expression. She in- tends to go directly into Cadet Nurs- ing. Bowling, '43, '-143 Basketball, '44 and Dramatic Club, '44 are her many activities. Strawberry sundaes, music, dancing and the Hit Parade are favorites. She gets along with people. Her half is of a good color. HIGGINS, GUELDA EDITH Practical Arts Course Geebe hopes that someday, after she's attended the University of New Hampshire, she will fiy to a desti- nation unknown. You can tell it's Guel when you hear a cheery Hi ya. kid! She's been busy with Basketball, lg Bowling. l: Junior Nominating Committee: Junior Prom Committee: and collecting football pictures and menus. Her pet peeves are washing dishes and waiting in the cafe line Cmany's the timell How- ever, she likes sports, Harry James, 9:20 Club, coffee frappes, and a cer- tain V-l2! She talks too much, but never gets angry and will always lend a pal a nickel. Ponder well, and f67lIlZlV Ihr' right. HILL. MARY ELIZABETH College Course The mountain top where Mary will seek solitude after graduating from Radcliffe College will be surrounded by deep and weird valleys through which rush wild rivers. Oh, Allah she will exclaim as she turns from her paradise to compose her first literary effort. In training for this bis: event, she has held the position of Assistant Editor of the Mzrror in l943 and l9-44 and has been a mem- ber of the Dramatic Club during the same period. And turn the giddy round of Fortune? wheel. HUNTER. HOWARD VVENT- WORTH Stenographic Course Right behind you. Joe. says good-natured Howie, who wants either to he a chicken farmer or a Marine. His activities were as mem- ber of Mirror Business Staff. and Sophomore Auditor, and Basket- ball IV. He likes neople with a lot of hustle, Bing Crosbv. and the Mu- sic Society of Lower Basin Street. He ir a farmer who wield: the rake and hoe. HENDERSON, DORIS DAGMAR College Course Dot ', who is never on time, cries VVa1t, Maryl' Her ambition is to live in a trench garret where she'll probably be singing, unless she is in the U. S. Nurses' Cadet Corps where she'll have to work better than she does now. She likes people, chocolate sodas, and walking in the rain, and G's after school. Her activities were Sophomore Dance Committee, Vice-President of the Junior Class, Member of S. D. S. The eyes have it! HESSION. BARBARA JEAN Practical Arts Course Bea whose ambition is to join the VVAVES, can be found almost any time or any where looking for pictures for her fashion scrap-book and Saying Mercy. Hesh is des- tined to keep house. She likes John Charles Thomas, but 11011 imitation glamour girls. Her temper is her worst fault. Sober, steadfast, and demure. HIGGINS, ROBERT JOHNSON Business Course VVhat's the matter? says Bob, who blushes furiously yet never gets angry. He would like to fly and hopes to enter the V-5 after gradua- tion. Sports, Kay Kyser. Bob Hope, and Harry James are all number one on Bob's Hit Parade. There is nothing that peeves him more than a certain left eyebrow from Newton and C. H. I had rather .ree a young man blush than turn pale. HOLLIS, VVALTER WINSLOW Technical Course VValter often asks his friends, What can you do? His ambition is to study electro-chemical engineer- ing. His hobbies are chemistry, physics, and stamps. His destination is the Naval V-I2 program of some college. His activities have been the High School Band. Honor Roll. and President in charge of pool tables of the IV B Club. He dislikes some English literature. and some colors of nail polish. His worst fault is starting arguments in class. Earned effort carrito 11 man far. HUNTER, MARJORIE LOUISE Business Course M'arsz expects to work in an of- fice. She played field-hockey and bowled in her Sophomore year. Hot fudge sundaes, potato chips. and home-made rolls agree very well with Margie, who likes Bing Crosby and Eddie Cantor. As for Frankie , conceited people and missing busses- well! All to myxelf I thinh of you.