Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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FARRELI., IAMES E. Practical Arts Course Jimmy, Grover Cronin's super salesman , is a very well-liked boy who really makes a big hit with all the girls. G. D., T. N., and Iim can a ways be seen chum- ming together or making it hot for some teacher. He hopes to go into aviation atter graduation. FISHER, ESTHER OLIVE Business Machines Course Flip 's ambition is to travel and to make fudge twhen there is enough sugarl. She is cheerful and likes letter writing, all sports, and good music. Homework, ten- minute tests, and snow in March annoy her. Football Usher II, III, IV. FLANNERY, DOROTHY IOANNE Stenographic Course Quiet and starry-eyed, Ioanne aims to become a fashion de- signer. If she does as well in her ambition as she has done in her studies, we know she'll be a suc- cess. Her chief dislikes are people who put on haughty airs. Honor Roll ll, III, IV. FOSTER, WILLIAM ALFRED Accounting Course ,Willie wants to go to Boston University and then be a public accountant. He likes being on time and doing homework, but he dislikes having homework on weekends. Cafeteria Worker IV. Honor Roll I, II, IV. FRARY, WILLIAM FREDERICK Practical Arts Course Bill is persistent, argumentative, ambitious, outspoken, and very athletic. As one of the main stays of Waltham's football team he has made a good name for himself. He likes swimming, and intends to be a swimming instructor in Cali- fornia twhere it never rains-well almost rieverl. His chief virtues are.arriv1ngc at school on time, getting T. . in early, procuring unches for the Big Five and then bringing the trays back. Willie disli es getting up and perhaps that's because he also dislikes go- ing to bed. We wish Bill every success. Football II, III, IV. Mirror Room Agent II. Mirror Advertising Staff III. FELT, NORMAN MURRAY Practical Arts Course I..ucky 's ambition is to be a rancn owner and with his ability to make friends, we know he will be a success in anything he un- dertakes. Keeping A. L. supplied with money and being quiet stand out as his chief virtues, baby-talk and homework are his dislikes. Vt'e'll be seeing you out in Texas, Norman! FLAGG, JANE REBECCA College Course Mountain climbing, bicycling, and all types of music are sure to rain praise from lane, whose am- bition is to go to college and to become a social worker. Iane's favorite expression is Oh, golly which she uses throughout French classes. ' Honor Roll I, Il, III, IV. Co-Editor of the Notes. Member Dramatic Club II, III, IV. Literary Staff of Mirror I, II, III. Music Editor of Mirror IV. Red Cross room-agent IV. President Girls' Club IV. Representative ot F. H. A. IV. Class Day Usher III. FLANNERY, ROBERT A. Special Course Bob, otherwise known as Rocco, has hopes of being an engineer. After being discharged from the Navy, he came back to school to get his diploma. He likes Cokes, women, and songs. He can be heard saying, What can you do? to all people at all times. Good luck, Bob! l I I FRANCHINA, PAULA ANN College Course Frankie's destination is Radclifiep her ambition is to pay back the money borrowed from D, A, G. Her worst fault is laziness and her complete oblivion when walking on the street. Someday she won't sidestep that open manhole. She dislikes math, homework, goody- goodies , and mushrooms. Archery II. Baseball I. Basketball I. Editorial Staff Mirror IV. Honor Roll I, II, III, IV. FREEMAN, MARGARET MARY Stenographic Course It takes all kinds of people to make up the world and Peggy just seems to like them all. Per- haps that is why she is so popu- lar. Her chief dislike is waiting and her ambition is to become private secretary to A. R. May you be successful. CIJ

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DUDDY, MARY IANET Stenographic Course Ian, that chic little number in 109, would like to gain distinction as a certified public accountant. She particularly likes to sing, and we shall always be grateful to her for the many times that she has lifted our spirits with her delight- fully alluring voice. Honor Roll II, III, IV. DUGAN, RICHARD HOWARD Business Machines Course If you see a tall lanky senior walking down the corridor with a petite sophomore, you will know it's Dick. He would like to make a living playing hockey. He dis- likes algebra tests, unsociable girls, and meeting girls' parents. Hockey II, III, IV. Bay State All Stars IV. Football IV. Sophomore and Senior Dance Committee IV. Mirror Writeups IV. DWYER. IOHN VINCENT Practical Arts Course Iack enjoys all sports, but es- pecially skiing and hunting. The fact that this expert on guns was Treasurer of the Big Four prob- ably explains how he kept the job. He dislikes lending money to Lou and being late for school. Every- one knows Iohn by his snappy ap- pearance and taultless attire. We have no doubt but that someday he will be either U. S. Game War- den or a 550,000-per-year super- clothing salesman. ENMAN, SHIRLEY ARLENE Vollege Course Shirley, called Amber by her friends, and we use the term loosely, likes writing letters, movies. and boys in general. She's headed for Chandler Secretarial bCIIOOl, wnere we hope she won't meet any haters or people who are always late, for she can't stand them. Pennant Club IV. Dramatic Club III. Glee Club II. Honor Roll I, II, III, IV. FAMOSI, REYNOLD ARTHUR Business Machines Course Rennie's destination is North- eastern or the Navy. He likes skiing, horseback riding, and ten- nis, while he dislikes keeping people waiting and filing. Mirror Advertising Staff IV. DUDEK, CAROLINE MARIE Stenographic Course Our cute, dark-eyed Carol, who came from Lawrence, will al- ways be a success as a private secretary. She never fails to be on time, and we've yet to catch a slip ol that excellent memory. We know all her friends will join us in wishing her the best, always. Honor Roll III. Red Cross Representative IV. DUPLISEA, ALAN RAYMOND Practical Arts Course Our band will not seem complete without Alan and his Licorice stick . His clarinet playing has been a definite asset. Al en- joys vacations and all sports, chiet- ly baseball. He dislikes winter texcept for ice-skatingl, oysters, and driving in traffic. He has been one of the high school's most active members. This popular lad intends to join the navy and then enter college, where his pleasant manner will surely gain him many friends. Band I, II, III, IV. Dramatic Club II. Vice President Dramatic Club III. Orchestra III. Iunior Nominating Committee II. EDMUNDS, EVELYN THERESA Business Machines Course The girl who will greet you with Good Afternoon when you enter The Golden Bell just wants to type for the future. She is prompt and dependable. Waiting, writing letters, conceited people, loud people, and homework make her shrink down to nothing. Good luck in your singing carer. ELLIS, ELIZABETH College Course Elizabeth, quiet and cooperative, plans to attend a junior college next year. Her nickname, Lizzie, is her pet peeve. She likes sports from both the participator and spectator angle, psychological movies, and semi-classical music. Honor Roll III. Basketball I, IV. Dramatic Club III, IV. Girls' Club IV. FANARA, SANTINA College Course Sandy 's destination is the Newton-Wellesley Hospital, where she hopes to make people forget their troubles with her friendly smile. Her chief virtue is loving life, and she is always ready for a debate in English or Deutsch. Eating with chopsticks is a feat which she hopes to accomplish in the near future. Dramatic Club I, II. Graduation Usher III.

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FRIZZELL, MARGARET IEAN College Course Patient, conscientious, and ami- able, that's Peggy. She plans to go to Forsythe Dental School and become a dental hygienist. People v,ho nag and girls without a sense of humor annoy Peg. Her cheer- ful disposition and quiet nature will get her far. Dramatic Club IV. Girls' Club IV. Football Usher IV. Graduation Day Usher III. Honor Roll IV. GALLITANO, CATHERINE College Course Kay likes horseback riding, Gregor Peck, and being squired about by H. A. W. People who are too normal, speed limits, and crowds annoy her. Her ambition is to work with alcoholics, para- noids and, Kpardon us while we swallow our gum,J psychoneuro- tics, her destination is Simmons. Dramatic Club II. Basketball I. Volley Ball II. Girls' Chours ll, III, IV. Pennant Club IV. GASTONGUAY, LORRAINE M. Stenographic Course Lorraine would like to be suc- cessful in a government position. Because she is always on time and right to the point, we know she vfill be a valuable asset to our government. Lorraine dislikes slow people, and she particularly likes to get Mr, Hood's lunch. Honor Roll II, III. GIBBS, DONALD Practical Arts Course Gibby's ambition is to be coach of the Lakeview High School football team, and with his knowl- edge of football and standards of fair play we know he will ful- fill his ambition, Don is very ath- letic and enjoys all sports, espec- ially football, Good luck to you, Don, and keep up the good work! Football IV. GILLIS, IOHN WILLIAM Technical Course Little lohn plans to study struct- ual design at the Massachusetts School of Art if the Army doesn't catch him first. Buying Hoodsies for Chet is his daily good deed, while Chet's handshake and the Draft Board's looming threat are his chief dislikes. Editor-in-chief of IV-B's Crib- Sheet Press. ITRULLO, PHYLLIS MARIE Business lvlachirves Course Phil, who aiways has a new joke nandy wants to become a successful secretary. Music, danc- 1:ig, going to the movies with D. F., and Alan Ladd rate high in her mind. Snapping gum and 'people who are not on time anger tier. , GARDNER, MARIORIE CAROLINE Stenographic Course You cant miss her in the corri- dors of W. H. S. for, with the warmth of her cheery smile and sparkling eyes, Margie will melt her way into your heart. As a proficient member of the W. I-I. S. girls' quintet, she has exhibited tier skill in athletics. We'll always remember a wonderful classmate. Basketball II, III, IV. Baseball II, III, IV. bowling II, III, IV. Archery II, III. Volley Ball II, III, IV. Field Hockey IV. Class Prophet IV. Badminton III. Sports Co-editor of Mirror IV. Art Staff of Mirror IV, Class Day Usher III, Sophomore Social Committee II. Senior Nominating Committee IV. Dramatic Club III, IV. Pennant Club III. Honor Roll II, III. GEOFFRION, IULIA THERESA Stenographic Course Iulie wants to be successful. ,Knowing her adorable disposition and charming blush, we know that she could never be anything else. We are all proud to have her as a member of the class of '46, Iunior Nominating Committee III. Member of S. D. S. Club IV. Honor Roll II, III. GILES, DOROTHY PRISCILLA Practical Arts Course Everyone who knows this pleas- ant-mannered girl will agree that her best virtue is being quiet. Dotty plans to go to the Wilson School for Medical and X-Ray Technicians. We all Wish you luck, Dotty, for we know you will be a success in whatever you at- tempt. Basketball IV. Volley Ball IV. Field Hockey IV. Archery IV. GOODRIDGE, DOROTHY ANN College Course To rip up an algebra book, page by page, is Dot's ambition which is shared by eight other sufferers of Algebra II. Dot cordially dis- likes white sauce and bread crumbs, and being called Dottv Ann , and her virtue, or is it fault, is loaning Frankie money. Volley Ball I. Honor Roll I, II, Ill, IV.