Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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CARDILLO, AMELIA College Course Milly, the vitamin kid, loves working at Dandy , dancing, sports, Mr. You-know-who's apples, and people. Her virtue is her easy-going nature, her dislikes -- she hasn't found any yet! Sep- tember l946 will find her at Forsythe Dental School studying to be a dental hygienist. Basketball I, II, III, IV. Bowling I, II, III, IV. Volleyball I, II, III, IV. Baseball I, II, III, IV. Literary Staff II. Field Hockey IV. Co-Business Mana er IV. Advertising Staff III. Dramatic Club Iunior Prom Committee III. Girls' Chorus III. IV. Honor Roll I, II, III, IV. CARTER, ANN PATRICIA Accounting Course Annie hopes to succeed in bus- iness. Blue eyes and Sunday nights with C. E. are tops with her. She dislikes parsnips, hay fever, and people who are always on time. Parent-Teacher Usher III. CHACE. HELEN L. Stenographic Course Be right back says Helen as she spies R. M. waiting outside 109 Her favorite pastime is danc- ing to the music of I Dream of You the you being Ray. This modest little miss just wants to be happy and successful always and with her cheerful ways, we are sure she will be. Dramatic Club III. Literary Staff Mirror IV. Honor Roll III, IV. CINCOTTA, IOSEPH R, Business Machines Course Ioe wants to be a success in life. He dislikes people who cannot car- ry on conversation and seeing high school teams lose to Newton. He can always be counted on to root for school teams and to read good books. COLLINS, PHILIP WILLIAM Practical Arts Course Phil has been studging Radio Engineering and inten s to enter Northeastern when he graduates. His chief virtues are lending Ice lunch money and beirtiig patient in the cafeteria line. He islikes Ioe's Ford and girls who can't dance. Phil is full of fun and will make friends wherever he goes. CARR. MILDRED ETHEL Business Machines Course Millie, whose ambition is to be a secretary, enjoys dancing, music, and bowling. She dislikes home- work and the snapping of gum. She has a very pleasing person- ality and gets along with almost everyone. Dramatic Club IV. Bowling IV. Footbal Usher IV. CARUSO, SANTA BARBARA Business Machines Course This quiet little damsel hopes to travel to Europe. Good luck, ' Sandy . Lending a helping hand to those in need is her chief high spot. Bowling, Swimming, horse- back riding. and skating take up most of her spare time. Lazy, tempermental, and unsocial people just don't fit into her life. CHAMPAGNE, MARGARET P. College Course Champei's ambition is to be a buyer for some very chic shop. Quietness and keeping peace be- tween Ioan and Texas are her chief virtues. This gal has a mad mania for Platonic friendships. receiving mail, and going out with B. D. She dislikes Gabriel I-Ieater, Mr. Anthony, and lateness on dates. Dramatic Club I, II, III, IV. Girls' Club IV. Pennant Club IV. I Graduation Usher III. COLLINS, LOUISE ANN College Course Glamourous Louise plans to be a laboratory technician. She likes chemistry, and double dating with Iune. Getting up in the morning and waiting for Iune make her gnash her teeth. She's always in the know and is the whiz of the French class, Sophomore Social Committee II. Senior Dance Committee IV. Bowling I, II. Dramatic Club Plays IV. Honor Roll I, II, IV. COLLURA, SARAH ROSE Business Machines Course Sally hopes someday to attend the Boston Conservatory of Music. Dancing at Totem Pole, Mr. Hodge's apples, and bowling on Thursday night are tops with her: waiting for Caroline and conceited men are her chief dislikes. We sincerely wish you success in your future career. Advertising Staff of Mirror II. Dramatic Club IV. Girls Club IV. Class Day Usher III.

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BENINATI. MARY PATRICIA Accounting Course Tina hopes to become a great success in business. Listening to the radio, going to Natick with I. C,, cmd seeing the movies at least twice a week are her chief interests. Putting ug her hair and washing dishes are er dislikes. Honor Roll II. BERRY RICHARD GAYNOR Technical Course Dick wants to make his living in the U. S. Maritime Service where there won't be any Auf- gabe to study or stiff collar shirts to wear. Basketball III. BORGER, EDWIN LEONARD Accounting Course - lack would like to work in a big airport out West or to travel around the world. He is always on time agd dislikesfbeing vtiithout rrione ' an waitin or eo e. Baslcetball III, ll? p p Honor Roll II, IV. BRYSON, PI-IY'I..I..lS MARION Practical Arts Course Poggie , the tall brown-eyed girl whose only desire is to eat, sleep, and be happy, likes to take her time, but this is impossible while trying to keep Drur out of trouble. Phyll says her clfiief dis- likes are men and homework - we only believe the latter. A ood sport and a likable person, lghyll will always have many friends. Basebal II, III, IV. Basketball lll, IV. Field Hocke IV. Volley Ball llll, IV. CANNISTRARO, IOSEPH Practical Arts Course Ioe Can's destination is the Army and his ability to get along with pegfnle will make him a good sol ier. Good-nature- always be- ing on time, paying debts, and lending money to D. G. are his chief virtues. I-le dislikes conceit- ed girls, standing in the cafeteria line, homework, and dull-colored neckties. Good luck to you in your Army career, Ioe! BERRY, PAULINE FRANCES Stenogrcriihic Course Little iss Efficiency plans to become a model secretary. We know it won't be hard for her as she is very good-natured and easy to get along with, as well Us be- ing one of our constant honor roll pupils. Polly dislikes conceited people and glamour girls. Honor Roll Il, III, IV. BIGHAM, BARBARA FERELYN Practical Arts Course I Barbie, our popular senior, is both pretty and ta ented. Her sin- cerity and knack for making friends are two of her best virtues. She likes to dance and enjoys near- ly all outdoor sports. Next year she will attend Colby Iunior Col- lege, where she will major in music. From what we have seen of Barbara's ability in the past we feel confident that her future will be one of success. Football Usher IV. Class Day Usher III. Graduation Usher III. Ir. Prom Committee III. Dramatic Club Secretary III. Dramatic Club Committee IV. Field Hockey IV. Led Music in Assembly IV. Honor Roll III. BORGER, HELENE MARIE Business Machines Course California, here I come, you'll hear Helene say when Alan Ladd is mentioned. Sorry fellows, but he's her ideal. Her promptness and plans for excitement with El and Alice make Helene our typical high school girl. Short fe lows, fellows that don't dance, and peo- le with talent who don't capita- lize on their ability make her want to tear her hair out at times. Class Day Usher III. Mirror Room Agent III, IV. Senior Nominating Committee IV. Parent-Teachers' Night Usher III. Honor Roll Il. CALLAHAN. THOMAS PATRICK Business Machines Course Cal's ambition is to join the U. S. Marine Corps and be its young- est general. His pleasing manner and smile have made him many friends. I-Ie hates women, but it doesn't look that way to us. His vocabulary is made up of what and huh '. Basketball ll, III. CAPLAN, PHYLLIS SARA Business Machines Course When you see a girl with clothes and a figure like a Powers model, it's Phil. She detests waking up in the morning at 7:30 and most of all showers given on the last bell. Next year she wants to attend Mt. Ida Iunior College. She enjoys collectin popular records and at- tending D. T. meetings. Advertising Staff IV.

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CONNOLLY, IOHN FRANCIS, IR. Business Machines Course lonnnie, or I. C., wants very much to become the world's most publicized sports-writer so that he can retire when he's twenty-eight cud then go to all the ball games. He dislikes waiting for peop e who are late. Advertising Staff of Mirror II. North Iunior Alumni Comm. III. Honor Roll II. RUTH CORCORAN COVILLE, IOHN W., IR. Practical Arts Course Ionnny is always on time and enjoys sports and sailing. He tells us tnat ne has quite a time keep- ing the Chevrolet running. al- though the limousine seems to keep together in those mad dashes across town. He dislikes unrea- sonable teachers, Lenny's jokes, art periods, and warm water at the bubblers. Iohn wants to enter mechanics or farming. Hockey III, IV. CREVOSHAY, ETTA V. College Course Crev's ambition is to go where all good people go and no doubt she will get there and drive the angels mad. Her chief virtues are friendliness and being frank. She dislikes people who complain and are conceited but likes potato chips and good sports. Dramatic Club I, II. III, IV. Pennant Club IV. D. V.'s member IV. Girls' Club IV. Honor Roll III, IV. DACEY, IUNE BARBARA Iunie plans to go to college. She and Louise are known as the Si- amese Twins. She likes dancing at Tote and pretty clothes. Iune's friendly smile and wonder- ful personality will win her many friends. Bowling Team IV. Sophomore Social Committee Il. Senior Dance Committee IV. Class Day Usher III. Dramatic Club IV. Girls' Club IV. W H. S. Orchestra III. IV. Honor Roll I, II, III, IV. CONWAY, LORRAYNE MAE Stenograpnic Course Lorry is our contribution to the Powers' Agency, and we know that her promptness and sense of hu- mour will aid in her career. People who are conceited or who are al- ways late are off her list. CORKUM, HARVARD RUSSELL Accounting Course Harvey's destination is the army in Iune. He likes to be on time for lunch and dislikes teachers who keep him after the lunch bell rings. CRANE, LORRAINE SHIRLEY business Machines Course Rainbow dislikes waiting for buses and people who don't keep appointments, but she likes danc- ing and the movies. Lorraine and Bunny intend to travel to Florida if Lorraine doesn't settle down with P. A. first. She attended Huntington Iunior High, Brockton, in 1941-42. Year Book Write-Ups IV. Sophomore Social Committee II. Iunior Nominating Committee III. Football Usher II, III, IV. CRONIN, FRANCES VIRGINIA Practical Arts Course Don't let it bother you is bound to be heard when Fran is around. Her cheerful ersonality and flashing smile wilID certainly make her a success as an artist. Frannie dislikes conceited people and math, while singing, drawing, swimming, men, and Bing Crosby stand on her Hit Parade of fa- vorites. Soph. Social Committee II. Red Cross Representative II. Iunior Nominating Committee III. Dramatic Club II. Girls' Club IV. Honor Roll II, III, IV. DAVINI, IAMES DAVID, IR. College Course Look behind that wide grim and ycu'll find Crisco, whose pet gripes are women drivers and teachers' pets. Iimmy is slated for the Mass. School of Art where he will study for his chief ambi- tion - illustrating Esquire He stubbornly proclaims his virtues to be honestv, in spite of protest. Art Staff, Mirror III. Honor Roll III.