Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

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The mos+ noficeable of fhese changes I see, came during fhe period from I'-744 +o I949 when, under +he guiding hand of Mr. Hood, my oufward self became more affracfive and my inward self more developed. Being rafher vain. I decided 'io remove a Iiffle dusf from 'lhis familiar glass fo see if af fhe half cenfury I appear any differenf fhan usual. Thaf fhere is a difference is apparenf as soon as I see my reflecfion. In facf, so many changes have faken place fhis year fhaf I can scarcely recognize myself. Buf of course, since I am nearing fiffy whaf can one expecf. Before leaving fhis old friend of mine, I shall casf one more glance upon ifs kindly face fo see if l can find wifhin ifs depfhs some inlcling of my fufure. Seeing ifs assuring smile I can leave in peace now, confidenf, or af Ieasf hope- ful, fhaf my fufure years shall be as happy and as successful as fhose in my pasf. 5 Table of Contents Preface , FacuHy W Seniors Acfivifies ., Sporh ,,,, .,,,,,, Early Refledions Ads. .. , 6 4-5 7- I 2 I3-56 57-76 77-9I 92-93 96-lI2 Three years have come +o a close and now we musf say good-by +0 you. our feachers. Many fhanks +o you 'for your pafience and Hmoughffulness. Facult Mr, Richard S. Huff, headmasier, always has ihe inferesf oi his pupils ai hearf. His office is always open lor counseling and advice. Because ol his keen insighi and Thorough organizaiion ihis year has been a mos? pleasani one. Mr. John W. McDevii+, our personable superin- fendenf, has confinued 'lo make possible for us The besi in educafiori. Because of his inieresi in 'lhe pupils of Waltham improvemenis have been made each year in our school sysfern. This year a guidance deparimenl' was esfablished, a slep forward in progressive edu- caiion. Mr. Francis Sheehy: our congenial submasfer, is never foo busy io lisien io +he problems of his pupils. Through his efforfs each senior class sfaqes a successful prom and play, each one befier 'ihan The lasf. 8 'W ', 3 J. ,A.W M-, - 5 x , r EE ' In Q? ! ' i R ' 1 I . 4 MW o D- 1 ! m C f , i p: , nw 1 M -5 31 A g A if Y 6 ,, 2 , T I f ,ia QQ 49 f Wg ,QW , Q Z 'Q 3 Ek I 3 , , Q 4 if k ,si gif' , AV Q E if f ,asf x v T 'Q' 9' Q 4 -1- 3 ..., I Q Fron+ Row IL. fo RJ: Mrs. Gabriel, Ari: Miss Hari, Languages: Miss Eafon, Languages: Miss Be++s, Languages: Baclr Row: Mr. Ellioif, Maihemaiics: Mr. Pe'H'inafi, Maihemafics: Mr. Morang, Science: Mr. Perkins, Science: Mr. Zullo, Ma+hema+ics: Mr. Curry, Science: Noi in picture: Miss Chase. Ari: Miss Hirs+, Science: Mr, Fisher, Physical Educafion: Miss Sfewar+, Guidance. Fronf Row IR. fo LJ: Miss Balch, Business: Miss Madden, Cloihing: Miss Nolan Business: Mr. Cardillo, Business: Miss Flagg, Business: Miss MacQuarrie, Business Back Row: Miss Rigby, Business: Miss Babb, Foods: Miss Grover, Business: Mr Cavanagh, Business: Mr. Woodman, Business: Miss Mooney, Business: Mr. Smyih Business. ge Q gf W W W Q Hope for the Future We have reached a very crucial year, A lurning poini' for people of our rime. In I95O we should banish fear And +o our fufure goal arrempf To climb. In reaching our mid-cenfury, we hope Good forfune will aH'end us many fold. May Walfham High wifh coming problems cope And solve fhem splendidly as +hose of old. The years ar school have broughf us many jewels- Priceless characfer, friendship, and worfh. Possessing fhese, we own lifes greaiesi 'fools For progress in rhis fines? land on earfh. In ihis Afomic Age wifh science King, Le'r's noi forgef The ofher Things in life. This day and age of ours needs friendliness lnsfead of consfanr war and dire sfrife. And fhus, as we embark on our careers To leave our Alma Maier far behind, We 'rrus+ lifes riches? bouniy for us nears, Fulfillmenl' of our dream-lrue peace of mind. Fronf: Grace Elliof: Bach: Roy Tiano, John Daddona, Thelberf Eccles. Jane+ Wifham In years 'ro come we can loolc back on our class as be- ing one of rhe besr. We were leaders in afhlelics, social acHvi+ies, scholarship and a charfer class of fhe srudenr as- sociafion. We can 'rrurhfully say +ha'r +hese have been The fhree fullesr years of our lives. Seniors Class Will Be if remembered 'rhaf we, fhe Class of I95O of fhe Walfham Senior High School, being lfhrough no faulf of our ownl incredibly sound of mind and having full possession of our fac- ulfies, in spife of fhe facf Thar acfions speak louder +han words, declare 'rhis 'ro be our lasf will and fesfamenf. ln so doing we express our sincere appreciafion fo fhose whose pafience and faifhful efforfs in our behalf have never waned, especially during fhose crucial periods when our craniums seemed complefely en- shrouded by ominous clouds, and we do hereby bequeafh and dispose of our freasured posses- sions as follows: To Mr. Huff, our genial Headmasfer, a dozen of fhe sharpesf bow fies in fhe world because on him, bow 'lies look ferrific. To Mr. Sheehy, our personalify-plus Masfer, a puffer and a golf ball, so fhaf he can pracfice during his free periods. To Mr. Hollis and Mr. Perkins, a five-gallon iug of Air-wick fo gef rid of fhose aromas affer laborafory experimenfs. To Mr. Ryan, whose quick wif has made our fedious school days a liffle merrier, a Chinese back-scrafcher, so fhaf he won'f have fo use a ruler any more. To Mr. Peffinafi and Mr. Zullo, a book en- fifled, How fo Read Algebra in Ten Easy Lessons. Thaf should keep fhern busy on rainy nighfs. To Miss McCullough, who answers a foolish. irrelevanf quesfion by saying, Whaf has fhaf To do wifh 'rhe price of fish? a year's subscripfion fo Hunfing and Fishing Magazine, so fhaf she can keep posfed on fhe price of fish. To Miss Grover, an ardenl' Henry J. Taylor fan, a few hof 'rips on newly rising indus+ries , fo enable her fo make herself a million. To Miss Woodward, Mr. Chapman. and Miss O'Hara, our guidance advisers, our sincere fhanks for helping us +o find fhe occupafions for which we are besf suifed. To Miss Gearan we leave fhe happy fhoughl' fhaf she has prepared some of us fo be beffer cifizens and vofers. To Miss Eafon, a fresh supply of records in French, so fhaf she may be aided in her sfruggle wifh fhe inepf in pronunciafion. To Mr. Woodman, Mr. Hood and Mr. Gar- rahan, our fickef collecfors of fhe baskefball games, a cash regisfer. To Mr. Tracy, a police whisfle 'ro speed up 'rraffic in fhe bof+leneck on fhe second floor. To Miss Sfewarf and Mr. Tosi, an eighfh day in fhe week, so fhaf fhey can cafch up wifh 'rheir guidance work. To Miss Nolan, who is always generous wifh her +ime and advice when we have our parfies, an inferior decorafor fo allow her more 'lime for her ofher dufies. To Mr. Smyfh, who has made our yearbook a really big success and whose hobby is down-fo- earfh farming, a year's supply of ferfilizer for his vegefable garden. To our loyal roofer. Miss Beffs, we leave a book on baskefball rules. so fhaf she can enioy +he game even more. To 'rhe Class of l95I, we leave our well-deco- rafed desks and any sfray wacls of gum +ha+ may be found under The chairs. To The Class of I952, we leave fhe 'lhoughf fhaf, if fhey will work as hard as we have worked. perhaps some day 'rhey will be seniors. foo. As co-execufors of fhis will and fesfamenf, we appoinf Miss Slaffery, Mr. Cardillo, and Mr. Dwyer. ln Wifness Whereof, we have hereunfo sel our hand and seal on fhis +he eighfh day of June in fhe year of our Lord one fhousand nine hun- dred and fiffy. The Mid-cenfury Graduafing Class, By Joseph M. Egan. MARYROSE ALGERI College 3 Clemen+s Road Our anima+ed lifile biologisl, who ihinks biology +he mosi exciiing subieci in school . . . dislikes srriving senior boys . . . her cheerful personaliiy is sure io carry her 'lhrough four years a+ Tuffs . . . Volleyball 3: Ari Club 45 Dramafic Club 4. ANTHONY J. ANTICO General 85 Summif Sheer lncorporaied wirh his brorher and fa+her he hopes +o enlarge +he General Consfrucfion Co .... inferesls are dancing, movies and lisiening +o W.l'l.D.H .... can offen be seen ar rhe Tore wilh Carol. 19i Kw1' 'mia' :H DONALD T. ANDERSON Business 42 Floyd Sheer Andy likes lraveling. fried clams, nice cloihes and bruneiies . . . ofien seen driving wi+h Murph . . . ambifion is fo 'find an easy job and 'lhen 'rravel and see lfhe world . . . Foorball 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 4. JOSEPH V. ARSENAULT Business I24 School Sireef Joe's ambi'+ion is io play pro baskeiball . . . has no dislikes . . . likes girls and ping pong... fhis lanky lad has done much To aid 'rhe baskerball ieam +o vic- fory . . . Fooiball 2: Baskeiball 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Cor- ridor Guide 3. ROBERT R. AUCOIN Business 42 Newion Sheer Bob, fhe boy wiih 'lhe smile, plans io fravel exrensively and ihen seffle in California . . dislikes ralkafive girls . . . likes all sporls. especially hockey . . . Hockey 2. 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. CHARLES L. BARRY College 3 Marlfon Road Quiei Charlie of 2I8 . . . likes pool, baseball, eaiing, and work- ing wi+h television . . . dislikes school and girls . . . af+er grad' uaiion his desfinalion is Television and Radio School. ELIZABETH BARNICLE Home Ec. 205 Bacon Sfreaf Bei , . . vivacious cheerleader . . . can always be seen looking for Alia or Be++y . . . likes sporis and camping and robagganning wifh Alia . . . Baskefball 2, 3, 47 Bowling 37 Volleyball 2, 3, 41 Soffball 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Spring Dance 4: Corridor Guide 2. JANE D. BARRY Business 26 Harvard Sfreef Jane, 'rhe girl who loves +o argue . . . always seen wiih Joan . . . likes reading and bowling . . ambi+ion is +o be a legal secre- fary . . . Commercial Club 4. NORMA BENGTSON Business 7 Randall Slreel Our quiel lillle lransleree from Newlon . . . can usually be seen wilh J. B .... likes Larry, dancing and bowling . . . bul dislikes conceiled people and wailing for Joyce . . . Commercial Club 4. BETTY L. BOND College 53 Ash Slreel Pelile Belly . . . who used lo be seen selling candy al lhe Em- bassy, plans 'lo allend Framing- ham nexl year . . . likes lap dancing, hockey games and sleep- ing . . . Bowling 2, 3, 4: Oper- ella 2: Clolhing Club 4: Dramalic 2. JOAN E. BEAMISH Home Ec. lI0 Prenlice Slreel The sweel vocalisl in lO7 . . . likes swimming, dancing. good music and going oul wilh lhe gang . . . plans lo allend Boslon School ol' Denlal Nursing . . . one ol our brighl social lighls . . . Legislalure 4: Bowling 33 Dramalic Club 4, News Tribune Slall 4: Badminlon 3. JANICE C. BELL Business l82 Lexinglon Slreel Janice likes black and while lrappes . . . hamburgers wilh onions . . . hockey and sleeping . . . dislikes baseball and homework . . . ambilion is lo be a recep- lionisl or airline hosless . . . Glee Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 41 News Tribune Slall 4. TILBURY T. BOATES, JR. College 2lb Robbins Slreel Tommy plans lo enler Easlern Nazarene College lo prepare lor lhe minislry . . . enjoys ealing oul of cans on lrips from Florida lo,Nova Scolia l. . . dislikes people who can'l lake a ioke and people wilh hol lempers . . . Mirror Represenlalive 2: Track 2, 4: Band 2, 45 Orcheslra 4. SUZETTE C. BONFILIO Business 27I Trapelo Road Where lherels Dolly lhere's Suzelle . . . lhe personalily kid . . . likes Sl. Mary's baskelball games and a cerlain vice-presi- glenl ol lhe sludenl council . . . dislikes conceiled boys . . . Glee Club 4: Junior Prom Com. 3: Spring Dance Com. 3. MARY L. BEATON Business 95 Lake Slreel Mary is one of lhe prelliesl girls in IO9 . . . bowling. baskelball and swimming are some of lhe lhings she likes . . . dislikes home- work . . . ambilion is lo be a secrelary . . , G-lee Club 2, 37 Commercial Club 41 News Tribune Slalf 4. WILLIAM F. BELLIS Trade 25 Flood Slreel Smokey . . . all around guy . . . inleclious grin , . . good nalured . . . Smokey's one ambilion is lo graduale and see a greal deal ol' T . . . Baskelball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4. J JAMES R. BOUCHER Business I4 Willard Sfreef Ronny likes pizza, brunelles and hockey . . . dislikes having an emply pockelbook and loquacious Females . . . ambilion is io see a lol oi Joyce and fo manage ihe Embassy . . .Commercial Club 4. D. JOYCE BOWMAN Business 20 Charloife Road Joycie can ollen be seen af sfock car races wilh a ceriain Joe . . . plans io lravel . , . dislikes conceifed people and waiiing for Norma , . . Commer' cial Club 47 Corridor Guide 33 Dramalic Club 2. s wig y ' Fei, . W' ,gn Q, Q- 4 ELIZABETH A. BOWLER Business 4 Ellison Park Road One of lhe spark plugs of her class . . . likes io lalk . . . iaking shorfhand is real iorlure , , . ailer gradualion wanis io be iusi anoiher person and see 'ihe wo'rld . . . Mirror Represenlaiive 43 Baskelball 2, 3: Sollball 2, 3: Commercial Club 45 Dramaiics Club 3, 4: Senior Dance Com. 4: News Tribune Siail 3. Y AUDREY J. BREAULT Home Ec. 2 Woburn Sfreei Cure lillle blond in IO7 . . . confinuously ialking aboul Jessie . . . likes all sporls . . . sewing and lap dancing . . . one of 'fhe big four . . . Glee Club 2, 3. WALTER K. BRINN Technical 35 Murray Sfreef The sialwarf cenfer on our hockey leam . . . no maih problem ever Too greai , . , Binky enioys driv- ing around in 'the lamily car... also dales wiih Della . . . desiina- lion M. l.T .... Hockey 2, 3, 4: Tech. Club 3, 4: Mirror Sfaif 2, 37 Boy's Slafe Represenfalive, BERTHA A. BROWN Business 20 Cufier Slreei' Berfha's big inferesl resls in a ceriain pariy a+ B. U .... loves dancing, swimming and cooking . . . ambifion is io be a privaie secrelary and-maybe marry 'lhe boss . . . Commercial Club 4: Dramaiic Club 4. ALAN W. BROWN College 374 Newion Sireef Brownie is especially fond of huniing, rollerskafing, baskefball, skiing, and repairing cars wiih Ralph . . . luiure plans include moving 'ro Maine and 'lhen . . . ihe U.S. Army lor a career.., Fooiball 3i Baskeiball 35 Ari Club 4. WINIFRED J. BROWN Business 344 Crescenf Sfreei Winnie ihe girl always wiih a smile . . . has no frouble gelfing along wi+h people . . . hopes someday fo sellle in a lillle while collage by lhe sea wilh fhai' cerlain someone . . . Commercial Club 4: Corridor Guide 2, 4. ALICE L. CARLSON Business I5 Elson Road Our busy girl . . . going oui wilh Joyce and 'rhe gang iops wiih her . . . dislikes all gum chewing . . . ambiiion is lo be a good bookkeeper . . . Commer- cial Club 4. FREDERICK J. CARNES, JR. Business 45 EvereH Sfreei Handsome Freddy showed his im- porlance 'lo lhe baskefball Team . . . likes hunling, irapping wilh Don, girls and money . . . am- bilion is io graduaie and 'lrayel . . . Baskefball 2, 3, 43 Track 3: Commercial Club 4: Corridor Guide 3, 4. DANIEL O. BUSHEY Business I24I Main Sireel' Dan The genial member ol ihe Business Machines course...can oiien be seen wiih Tim. and Carol . . . likes iazz and girls wilh pleas- ing personalilies . . . plans io head lor sunny California . . . Baskeiball 3: Golf 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 4. NICOLA A. CALANDRELLO Technical 99 Robbins Sireei Tall, dark and quiel . . . Nick likes anyihing having Io do wiih science . . . one ol our iailhiul Nalional Guardsman . . . desiina- 'rion Norlheasiern U. ior engi- neering . . . Ari Club: Camera Club 3, 45 Rifle Club 4. JESSIE G. CARLSON College I5 Elson Road Sincere . . . friendly . . . Jess hopes io afiend ihe U. of N. I-I. plans +o be Phys.-Ed. Ieacher... likes knifiing, food, all sporis and Dave . . . Execulive Council 45 All Sporls 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2i Naiional Honor Socieiy 3, 41 Mir- ror Siafl 2, 43 Class Day Usher 3. LOIS K. CARR Business 27 Bowker Road When you hear Which meeiing shall I go io you know busy Lois is around . . . Joe. dancing and hol dogs raie high wiih her . . . dislikes lazy people . . , aim Chandler Secrelarial School . . . Execulive Council 41 Baskelball 21 Bowling 43 Glee Club 4: Commer- cial Club 4: Mirror Slant 4. LEO A. CAISSIE General R 42 Oak Sfreef l.eo's ambition is 'ro be a radio 'technician . . . mosl oi his lime is speni al lhe Firsf NaIional,.. can be seen al Lake Walden in ihe summer cooling oil. ROBERT D. CAPPABIANCA College 42 School Avenue The smallesl of ihe famous iour- some . . . one of our luiure doc- fors . L. wanfs lo live in Cali- lornia, lar irom our winiers . . . deslinaiion for The nexl iour years, Tulls . . . Legislaiure 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Opereiia 3: Mirror Sialif 4: News Tribune Slail 3. . fl . ,ii Y 1. 'W TF' SUZANNE M. CARTER Home Ec. 92 Brighi' Sfreel The sparkling red head from Ol5 . . . likes ice skaling , , . friendly . . , dislikes lo hurry . . . sure lo be success because ol her genial manner . . . Glee Club 3, 42 Operella 2. MIMI A. CASTELLANA Business 32 Evereff Sfreef Our mosl popular senior girl... likes dancing . . . being wilh Lorraine . . . all sporls . , . dis- likes people wilh no sense of humor . . . Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Commercial Club 47 Dramalics Club 41 Junior Prom Com. k, , CARMELLO CASELLA Business 3I Floyd Slreef 6armoe likes loolball, women, lried chicken, and lravelling . , . his one dislike, conceiled girls , . . deslinaliori, BenTley's, lo be a C.P.A ,.., Commercial Club 4. RICHARD L. CHAMPAGNE General 56 Wavery Oaks Road Dick and his dog . . . ouldoor sporls are Dicks chief enioymenl . . . loves hunling and fishing . .. dislikes gelling up early . . . chief ambilion is fo sfudy loreslry af Mass. Slafe , . . Rifle Club 4. JEAN W. CHIASSON Home Ec. 87 Fiske Sfreef The quief liflle girl from Ol5 loves dales wilh Gardner . . , music, dancing, and swimming dislikes wailing for people . , , plans lo work for a Wallham concern, ANTOINETTE M. CHICCO Business Sibley Road Beller known as Dolly . . . hol dogs, Television, movies and loolball games are her lavoriles , . . cloles on blue converlibles . dislikes people wilh no sense ol humor , , . ambilion o be a lelephone operalor . . . Glee Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. L. JEANNETTE CHIASSON Business I97 Dale Slreei JeanneHe's morro, There is nolh- ing like a good laugh . . . likes all sporls, especially ice skaring and . . . hockey . . . ambilion . . . lo be lhe 'lirsl woman presi- denl . . . Red Cross Represenlalive 2, 41 Field Hockey 2, 3: Bad- minlon 31 Sollball 2, 3: Commer- cial Club 4. EVERETT CLARK Trade l30 Felfon Sfreef Personable Mike . . , lell lhe business course for +he inlricacies ol The aulo course . . . likes all sports . . . seen ollen with Lois . . . hopes lo make a good aulo- mobile mechanic . . . Baseball 37 Foolball 2, 3, Baskelball 3. RICHARD L. COLLINS College I6 Central Sfreel Sleepy , our hard-working lool- ball slar, plans lo allend eilher Bowdoin or Brandeis . . . likes sleeping, ealing and all sporls... dislikes homework, loud girls and losing games . . . Legislalure 4: Foolball 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4: Base- ball 3, 41 Junior Prom Com.: Senior Prom Com.: Corridor Guide 3. GERALD PAUL COMEAU General 22 Derby Sfreef ll you run info a good aulo mechanic nexf year, you'll know il's Gerry . . . likes lennis, hunl- ing, and fishing ...dislikes home- work and gelling up in lhe morn- ing . . .Tennis 3, 4: Rifle Club 4. FRANCIS B. CLARK Business 56 Massasoil Slreel Fran likes all his leachers . . , beaulilul blondes . . . sfudy halls . . . lwo o'clock bell . . . pel peeves . , . Roy Kelley's remarks .. .red headed girls . . . all boy classes . . . ambilion lo be lhe Nalional Ping Pong Champion Foolball 27 Commercial Club 4. LORRAINE CLIFFORD Business 24 Calvary Sfreel One of lhe women who wanls lo make America beller . . . loves dancing al lhe Meadows wilh Bobby . . .swimming ...bowling . . . going lo WiIson's . . . Commercial Club 4. PATRICIA LOUISE COLUCI College I9 Central Avenue Everyone knows and likes Pal... quiel and cheerful member of 2l8 . . . likes swimming and knil- ling . . . dislikes muslaches and people wilh no sense ol humor . . . plans +o ailend business school . . . Red Cross Room Represenlalive 3, 4: Arr Club 4: Mirror Slafl 47 Corridor Guide 21 Class Day Usher. MARGARET M. CONFREY Home Ec. Il Cenfral Sfreef Marge , lhe girl wilh +he keen sense ol humor . . . likes dancing. swimming and Vaughn Monroe . . . dislikes eggs, homework and clofhing . . . ambilion-a lele- phone operalor . . . Red Cross Represenlalive 21 Glee Club 2,41 Choral Group 4. ALICE ELIZABETH CLASBY Business I28 Adams Sfree' Although Alice dislikes walking lc school, she enjoys all aciivilie when once lhere . . . hockey anc baskelball iavoriles . . . like people with a good sense o humor . . . lelephone operator ii her goal . , , Field Hockey 2 Glee Club 3, 4: Commercial Cluk 4: Dramalics Club 3. JOHN CHARLES COLLETTO College 67 Ellison Perl Joe , lhe boy wilh lhe pleasing personalily, can usually be seer shining his green converlible.. ealing, sleeping and chocolale cake lop his lisl ol lavoriles . . dislikes cally girls . , . plans ic enler Boslon Universily . . , lvlir ror Room Represenlaliye 4: Fool ball 2: Sophomore Dance Com. Junior Prom Com. KATHLEEN M. CONNOLLY Business 99 Francis Street This attractive person has two ambitions . . . to get a good job and to get married . . .expert at shorthand . . . likes listening to dreamy music and . . .attend- ing St. Charles basketball games . . . Glee Club 4: Commercial Club 47 Dramatic Club 2, 43' Class Day Usher 3. PAUL J. CORCORAN Business 39 Fiske Street Stretch likes them small, and anyone with a sense ot humor , .. has no dislikes . . . atter attend- ing the l.B.M. School in Boston plans to ioin the statt ot the John Hancock Co .... Basketball 2, 3, 4: Colt 3, 47 Commercial Club 43 Dramatic Club 4: Junior Prom Com. JOSEPH D. CORACCIO Business II5 Felton Street Joe likes all sports, movies, and pretty girls . . . does not like to be called Joey.. .dependable . . . ambition-to earn a couple ot million dollars . . .Commercial Club 4. BARBARA A. COUSINS College 63 Lawrence Street Modest . . . brown-eyed miss . . . spends much ot her time in the art room creating . . . tre- quently seen with Janet . . . Art Club 47 Dramatic Club 2. JOHN G. COYLE General 47 Alder Street Quiet . . . studious . . . Jerry plans to attend Radio and Tele- vision School . . . spends most ot his time collecting science maga- zines .. . . can be seen otten with Kay. ROBERT D. CROOK General 6 Derby Street Good natured . . . Skip can usually be seen in the corridors with Claire . . . dislikes anything that has to do with traditionsh.. Texas A. 81 M. Veterinarian Col- lege is Bob's goal . . . Football 2. 3: Track 37 Art Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Com.: Senior Dance Com. MADALEN L. CROCKER College 35 Kendall Park The most recent addition to our senior class . . . likes swimming . . . nice personality . . . hates to wash dishes . . . will be travel- ing to Lasell Junior College . . . Dramatic Club 4. JANICE E. CURRIN College 24 Harris Street Loquacious . . . greatest desire is to be a competent nurse . . . her greatest virtue is her depend- ability, tor which she is well known . . . Mirror Representative 4: Glee Club 21 Operetta 21 Cloth- ing Club 4g Dramatic Club 41 Corridor Guide. s.. if Q! g s M 'Km 'E so, ir! igfyf ' lin. i if xii A ,,,,'2fJ i N sk i S, xx 9 X if z s JOSEPH JAMES DEFFELY, JR. General I63 Grove Sfreel Joe, wirb ilwe friendly grin, plans ro be a plumber . . . likes roller skaling. ice skaiing, and all sporrs . , , Tennis 43 Band 2, 33 47 Operella 2i Radio Club 4. DOMINICA ROSE DELFINO Business 53-R Calvary Sfreel' Mamie enioys dancing, bowling, and roller skating al' ilie Co-ed . . , enioys everyllving . . . very inleresred in a cerrain 'Fellow in Rlrode Island , . . hopes 'ro be an execuiive secrelary . . . Legis- lalure 4: Commercial Club 4. PAUL EDWARD CURTIS Business I4 Hagar Sfreef Paul likes ealing le-specially Dick's desserll and Algebra . . . dis- !! sg likes conceiied and snobby girls . . . ambilion is ro work in a I : g i large orclice wirli plenly oi oppor- li, rurrily lor advancemenr . . .known as Slre1cI1 lo a Miss named ,i iff' Sl iorly' '... Commercial Club 4, FRANCIS L. DAGLE General 70 Lake Slreel Pee Wee's ambifion is lo seille down and live a quier lile . . . likes CDWM Club and sleeping . . . dislikes conceifed girls and B,T.O.'s . , , Rifle Club 4, RICHARD EARLE DeLESDERNlER Business 249 Bacon Sfreef Dusly likes prerlyr girls and dis- likes gabby women and monilors . , . iulure plans . , . becoming a C.P.A .... Mirror Repre- senlalive 3, 4: Band 2, 3. 43 Commercial Club 4. LEROY G. DEMARAIS College I0 Lyman Terrace Roy's dislikes are few, bul Iris likes are many-including sleep- ing, earing, sporls, and Miss Bells . , . plans lo alrend college . . . Execulive Council 43 Foolball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 43 Sophomore, Senior, Spring, Foorball Dance Coms. I' JOHN J. DADDONA Business 47 William Slreef Our popular class presideni, Jack spends luis rime lislen'ng lo llie Mills Brollners and Frankie Laine ...likes all spor's .. ris pians . . . sraie policeman or physical eclucaiion leaclner , , . Class Presidenl 4: Executive Council 45 Fooiball 2, 3, 4: lrack 3, 45 Commercial Ciub 4: Soplnomore, Junior Prom, Spring Dance, Fool- ball Dance Coms. ALFRED V. D'ANGlO, JR. College 25 Spring Sfreel His lavorile expression is Hdearie . . . likes going io rlwe Embassy, sporis, sclwool dances, and Bosion Ballroom . , . dislikes lnomework and 2:00 sessions . . , lulure plans , . . Norilieasrern University , . . Dramalics Club 41 Mirror Sraii 4: Mardi Gras Corn. 4. Yi I ,,,, ,Q I 9 w.,.. .i4Q.s3fi:E?T'?- A 1 '? I 5- . NORMA M. DeMONT Home Ec. I85 Charles Sfreel Here she comes , . , looking lor Margie, Avis, or Louise . . . likes horseback riding, roller skaling al lhe Co-Ed . . . likes her lrips lo Maine , . . dislikes sessions and conceiled boys . . . ambilion is lo be a nurse . . Clolhing Club 4. THERESA A. DeVlTO Business 87 Felfon Sfreel Whenever you hear Has he gol blue eyes?' '... you know ils Teny . . . loves pickles and Gang Buslers . . . ambilion is lo gel our ol school and lravel . , . Bon Voyage, Teny . . . Red Cross Represenlalive 43 Bowling 2, 37 Glee Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. if 5,1 MELVIN J. DEVEAU Business 2I Floyd Sfreei' All around sporl . . . can be seen wilh lhe old Flying Canadians , . . likes music, especially wallzes . . . would like lo go lo The Gold Coasl wilh 'lhe lwo Bobs . . . Hockey 37 Commercial Club 4. DELORES A. DI MURRO Business I07 Charles Slreef Ealing, sleeping and dancing are De's layorile paslimes . , . dis- likes people who are always lale . . , hopes lo meel' a millionaire , . Drarnalic Club 4. ' psf X RUTH E. DINJIAN College 33 Copley Avenue Aller lour years in lhe college course Rulh is going lo lry her lalenls al business . . . Kalherine Gibbs is opening ils door lo her . . . likes ice skaling, swimming and slaying al her aunl's house . . Operella 27 Dramalic 4. ANTHONY DE PROFlO Trade 76 Harvard Sfreel Fulure Army Air Corps Cadel . ., likes welding . . . aller Army career would like lo sellle on larm, 'UCSB' a .,i, F li li - Mu ,V 1 I ., .,s A ,,,l, MICHAEL J. DiNAPOLl, JR. Trade 4I Floyd Sireef Mike and his lrumpel . . . likable . . . his large collecfion ol spori' magazines . . , would like lo lravel lor awhile before sellling down 'ro lile's work . . . Baseball 3, 4. JEAN M. DOUCETTE Business I5 Harvard Place Jean is fhe well known member ol our debaling club . . . dogs, books and all speclalor sporls are high on her lisl . . . hopes lo be a legal secrelary someday... Commercial Club 4i Debaling Club 3, 4: Mirror Slall 4. s 3 f THELBERT R. ECCLES Business 70 Washinglon Avenue Eck enioys pariicipaling in mosl sporls, playing cards wiih Bill and being wifh Mary , . , plans, Naval Air Force . . . Fooiball 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 2, 3, 47 Sopho- more, Junior Prom, Foolball Dance Coms.I Corridor Guide 2. GRACE ELLIOTT College 28 Rockriclge Road Our good-nalured Grace likes John, all sporis, and going our wilh lhe girls . . . deiinilely dis- likes wailing for Pauline . , . her wonderlul sporls record is sure 'ro be a help lo her in her Physi- cal Educaiion Course al fhe Uni- versily of New Hampshire . . . Class Sec. Treas. 41 All Sporls 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 27 Operella 2: Ari Club 27 Sophomore, Junior Prom. Foofball Dance Coms. CHARLES C. DOWCETT General I7 Gore Sfreei Well-liked Charlie is well known for his curly hair and cure smile . . , iavorile paslimes, dancing wilh Julie, ealing, and gym . . . Foolball 2. MARILYN J. DOYLE Home Ec. 35 Washinglon Avenue Slim blonde in lO7 . . . likes horseback riding, swimming, and iooiball . . , dislikes conceiled people . . always seen wilh Marge . . . Red Cross Repre- senlalive 3: Mirror Represenfalive 31 Glee Club 2, 3: Foolball Dance Com, 3: News Tribune Siali 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL EGAN General 45 Rich Slreef Class wilol2l8 ...likes dancing, iazz, bebop, sporls and girls . . . dislikes orals lor Miss Slailery . . . plans lo go lo Canada wilh Al , , . Dramalic Club 43 Junior Prom. Spring Dance. Foolball Dance Coms.: News Tribune Sfail' 3. LOIS HAZEL FAGE Business 7 Mayall Road Lois, oi IO2, hopes To work lor lhe John Hancock Company and ihen concenlraie on being a housewife wiih you know whom , . . hamburgers, swimming and dancing rafe iops wilh her . , . dislikes waiiing ior M.C ,.,. Red Cross Represenlaiiye 41 Com- mercial Club 4: Corridor Guide 2, 3, MARY ALYCE DOWNING College l57 Parsons Avenue Ailer alfending Boslon Uniyersify, Mary Alyce will become a legal secrelary , . . likes Boslon Ball- room, working al Deans, week ends af Worlhinglon, and swim- ming . . . Mirror Represenlalive 3i Bowling 2, 3, 4: Operella 27 Dramalics Club 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 43 Fooiball Dance Com. 37 Mirror Sialrl 27 Class Day Usher 3, NATALIE K. DUGAN Home Ec. I5 Plymplon Sfreei' Na+ ig one oi lhe quieier mem- bers ol' IO7 . . . can irequenlly be seen wilh Les and Susan , . . enjoys her foods work . , . her guiel disposilion has made her well liked . . . Glee Club 2, 4. K BRADFORD D. FENTON Business 258 Robbins Slreel Brad hopes lo become a fravel- ing salesman or a commercial arlisl . . . likes Io ear, sleep, drive, dance, and play cards . . . dislikes gefling up in lhe morn- ing, homework, big wheels, and slaying ailer school . . . Red Cross Room Represenialive 3: Ari Club 4: Commercial Club 4. MARY ANN ROSE FERRERA Business 30 Calvary Slreel Wriling long Iellers Io her baske?- ball hero and dancing are Mayls special likes . . . iulure plans depend on Slim' '4.. Commer- cial Club 4: Mirror Slaljl 3. DELFO J. FFERRANTI, JR. General II4 Cenfral Sfreef Del is headed for Pholography School ailer high school , . . likes hunfing, fishing, Tole, and sporls . , . dislikes homework . , , Rifle Club 4. DONALD LINWOOD FILES General 435 Weslon Slraef Don plans lo allend business school and work for his iaiher- selling . . . iavorile paslimes in- clude movies in Maynard and bowling al Ihe Wal-lex . . . Mir, ror Represenlaiive 4. if 55555 ., Q ...i. .. .Q - L f VINCENT J. FLORIO Business 2I Gardner Sfreei' Bugsy, conduclor of 'rhe Wallham Troubadors, vicloriously cheered lhe reams lo lhe end . . . likes Billy Eckslein and How High The Moon' '.,, plans Io go +o Chicago To play for The Chicago Cubs . . . Baskerball 2, 3: Base- ball 3: Commercial 47 Sophomore Dance Com. 2: Junior Prom Com. 37 Corridor Guide 2, 3. JOYCE M. FUCCI Home Ec. 2b0 Cresceni Sireef Peppy lillle cheerleader in IO7 whose lufure plans include Chris , . . likes dancing and chocolaie ice cream...her sense ol humor has made her well liked Ihrough- ouf WHS . . . Cheerleader 3, 4, Glee Club 4: Clolhing Club 4: Sophomore Dance Corn.: Foolball Dance Com. 3, 43 Mirror Shalt' 3. LESLIE F. FOLSOM Home Ec. 72I Moody Sheer Very quiei young miss in IO7... likes baseball and Joe . . .. dis- likes geliing up in Ihe morning . . . Iulure plans-Io become a lawyer . . . Glee Club 27 F H A 4: F H A Dance Com. 4. DAVID F. GARBARINO College II65 Main S+ree+ An ardeni lan ol Doris Day... likes anrique aulornobiles and rac- ing speedboais . . . ambi+ion- To have his own business . . Dramalics Club 4. C . .T f HORACE W. GRAHAM Business I0 Willcn Slreel The happy go lucky boy . . .can laugh al lhe slighlesi provocaiion . . . likes driving, dancing, and The Pine Tree Slale . . . per peeve-noi having enough money . . . ambilion is To be a genlle- man larmer . . . Band 2, 3. 4: Orcheslra 2, 3, 4: Opereiia 2: Commercial Club 4: Dramalic Club 2: Mirror Slall 3. RICHARD L. GUBA Technical 320 Florence Road Big . . . good-looking . . . Dick likes cars and visiling 'lhe Up- lowne . . , liked lor his ready wil and good nalured personalify . . . frequenily seen handling lhe Tech Club money . , .Tech Club 3, 4. BETTY-ANN GATES College I2 School S+., So. Aclon Belly-Ann from Aclon . , . likes knilling and baskeiball . . . glad il's over . , . no more commuling . . . The halls of Kalhleen Dell will be graced by Belly nexi year . . . wanfs lo be a courl slenog- rapher . . , Field Hockey 3: Baskelball 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Soflball 3. BARBARA A. GORDON College bl Wellinglon Slreel The sable haired girl . . . oflen called Bunny . . . inieresfed in a ceriain senior al Brown . . . grealesl dislike -- biology speci- mens . . . Brandeis will be her alma maler . . . Red Cross Rep- resenlafive: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Dramalic Club 2, 3, 41 News Tribune Slall 4. CHRISTOPHER M. GREGORICUS General I3 Maple Terrace Chris . . . quiel . . . nice per- sonalify . . . likes school 'io a ceriain degree , . , no definile plans lor nexi year . . News Tribune Slafl 3. ANN T. HANNING Business l54 Ash Slreef Like olhers, Anne dislikes gelling up in lhe morning . . . doles on hamburgers with onions and kelch- up . , . hopes lo grace some newspaper slafl' as a reporier . . . Mirror Represenlalive 4: Baskelball 2: Bowling 2: Com- mercial Club 4: News Tribune Slall 4. DOROTHY A. GILBERT Home Ec. I9 Mayall Road The girl wilh lhe beaufiiul hair . . . hales wailing lor buses . . . enioys horseback riding, dancing, and sleeping . . . Complomeler school is Dollies cleslinalion . . . Red Cross Represenlafive 2: Mir- ror Represenlalive 4: Bowling 4: Glee Club 4: Dramalic Club 4: Mirror Slail 3. RICHARD W. GORMAN Business I98 Fellon Slreel Quiel . . . iriduslrious . . . good nalured . . . all around spori . ,. are some ol 'ihe words 'rhai can be used io describe Dick . . will be one of our airmen . . . Navy Air Corps is his deslinalion . . . Commercial Club 4. ,auf 3 JOHN HENRY HAPENNEY General 9 Harfwell Sfreef Jack likes lislening To Bob and Ray wilh I-lecky, sleeping and ealing . . . dislikes work, sludy- ing, and silly girls . . . plans- Slale Police , . . Foolball 22 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Senior Dance Commilleeg Corridor Guide 4. NATALIE MUNDAY HARRIS College I Upland Road This peppy cheerleader, who plans lo allend Colby College nexr year, likes music, sporls, dancing, going ouf wilh rhe I-Iighland's gang, Glen Miller's Moonlighl Serenade , and Boslon Ballroom . . . dislikes school . . . Field I-locgkey, Baskelball, Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Operella 2: Arr Club 4: Dramalics Club 4: Sophomore Dance, Foolball Dance Coms.: News Tribune Slall 4, ROBERT O. HARNETT College I9 Dennison Slreel Good humored Bob likes working wilh cars , . . Tole . . . lasf music . . . and boals , . . dislikes homework, domineering women . ,. and wailing for people . . . am- bilion-lo allend Boslon Univer- sily and Io lily lor lhe Navy. PAULINE MARY HARRIS College 23 Souih Sfreef WHS's compelenl cl'iaHerbox,.. when you see a crowd around her, you know anolher ioke is coming . , . sure lo be an en- couragemenl lo her palienls aller training al Newfon'Wellesley Hos- pilal. 2355? CAPS, 1.3 Q MARILYN JOAN HART Business Il Falmoulh Raed Marilyn loves pineapple sundaes and dislikes boys who are lale lor dales , . . Junior Miss meel- ings and all speclalor sporls rale high wilh Marilyn . . .would like lo work in lhe ,Navy Deparlmenl in Washinglon . . . Baskelball 27 Bowling 2, 3: Volleyball 2: Com- mercial Club 4, JOHN N. HEALY College 90 Morlon Sfreei Going lo Pharmacy College and rhen ro open his own drug slore is John's goal . . . lavorile pas- limes-making lrips To Arlinglon . . . playing hockey . . . racing Q 3 S 'I ig . is 'fi ,, ,Q xx, X 3 P i M3 T . - ' 1 ' 0 .3eTL'i'?i:fi . ' p -Qwjliy. . 'fizvw - ji: Ti-Q be sgg is af.. fs an ,xl iso-,iv 5 , is GERALDINE MARY HASSELL Home Ec. l53 Robbins Slreef Gerry likes music and bowling . , . dislikes dancing and con- ceiled people . . . ihis quiel young miss plans a lufure spenl wilh Howie . . , Bowling 43 Sollball 2, 3: Badminlon 37 Choral Group 4, Camera Club 4. RICHARD DOUGLAS HECKMAN General 64 Morlon Slreel When lhe ice drips seflle, No. 23 is sure lo be lhere wi+h lhe puck . . . lemon lreezes al Rogers' Drug Slore and Bob and Ray on Wl-IDI-I rale high . . . conceiled girls and school bus rides are our . . . his desfinalion-Michigan Slale . . . Foofball 2: Hockey 2, 3, 43 Tennis 3: Radio 4. 'R 1' 'W ROBERT E. HENNESSEY College I8 Park Sfreef General Elec'rric's Apprenliceship School is Bob's goal next year... likes mos? sporis . . . music . . . and his new car . . . has no dis- likes . . besl oi luck, Bob. JOYCE H. HODGES Business 56 Washingfon Avenue Nimble-fooled Joyce . . . likes lislening lo semi-classical music . . . only dislike is noisy people . . . wanfs lo be a professional dancer and wilh her lalenls we be 3, pm. i. 5 ' ' ii ii BERT A HUBLEY, JR. College 33l Waverly Oaks Road If lhere is a line poinl' Berl will find il lo argue aboul' . . . lavorile paslime includes raising fur'rles, going oul wiih J. R., banana splils and ioolball games . . . Berl inlends io malriculale al Boslon Universily School of Music . . . Fooiball 47 Band 2, 3. 47 Operefia 27 Radio Club 41 Tech Club 3. HELEN HUGHES Business 73 Fiske Sfreei Joanne has special liking for fire engines and converlibles . . . hales fo gel up in ihe morning . . . Glee Club 3, 47 Commercial Club 4. BETH J. HUBLEY College 33l Waverly Oaks Road Belh, our lulure Florence Nighf- ingale, has a fondness for angora swealers and cars . . . likes all sporls . . , has no dislikes . . . possesses a lovely voice . . , can be seen roaming The corridors wilh Nancy . . . Red Cross Rep' resenlalive 3: Baskeiball 2, 4: Bowling 43 Volleyball 2, 43 Oper- ella 23 Clolhing Club 42 Mirror Slalzl 47 News Tribune Slalll 4. MILTON J. HUNTER General 7l0 Lexingion Sfreef Come down and laik wilh me... lhis six fool seven inch gianl fravels all fhe wal from Siow . . . likes lo fake life easy. ..dislikes moving quickly , . . chiei ambiiion is fo be an aufo mechanic. know she'll succeed . . . Red Cross Represen+a+ive7 Glee Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 47 Dra- malic Club 2, 4. EDMUND R. HERSOM General 44 Brighiwood Road Thais a DC4 . . . when you hear Thai you know fha? Eddie's around . . . spends his lime making model airplanes . . . am- bifion fo carve for himself a career in avialion . . , success' in lhe fulure, Eddie , . . Rifle Club 4. JANIS C. HORCH College I27 Warren Sfreef Cheerful Jan . . . lhe periecf nurse . . . likes Tole . . . slaying al Margie's, and riding wiih Barb. Gene, and Lenny . . . delesls going lo Mel and hockey games . . . Baskelball 3:.Bowling 43 Dramalic Club 41 Class Day Usher 3. ALICE MARIE HYNES Business 308 River Sireei' Irish, lhe cule lilile red head. enioys Canada, fried clams, danc- ing, and ihe Red Sox . . . dis- likes homework and lazy people . . . Boslon Universiiy is Alicels nexf siop . . . laler ihe WAVES . . . Baskelball 2: Commercial Club 3, 4: Dramalics Club 2. DAVID R. JOHNSTON College I5 Brown Sireef The quiel parlner of Jessie and Dave . . . plans fo aiiend lhe Univ. of Massachusells To siudy Ioreslry . . . his 'iavoriles . . . eaiing . . . sleeping . . . and baseball . . . dislikes lale people. Big Wheels and homework . . . Fooiball 2: Baskefball 2: Tech Club 3. LOUISE M. JODREY Home Ec. 79 High Sfreef Quiei young miss in IO7 . . . ambifion is io marry Floyd ailer graduaiion . . . dislikes clolhing, buf likes everylhing else . . . Bowling 2: Volleyball 2: Glee Club 3, 4. CAROL MICHAEL KAVALESKI Business 384 River Sfreef Carol's enviable disposilion car- ries him fhrough all social func- lions wiih Doliie . . . follows all sporls . , . enjoys gallivanling wilh Joe . , . plans fo be a florisl and grow h.s own species of or- chids . . . Commercial Club 4, .e X , - Af 1 . , X,.V if if . , M pvm. ,E - . E y X is . s. f 'I E f. .4 .Q , 'H gi-iff ' Y ,Q I . s i ,-1..,i,usi., X, ggi. 1 ARLINE JANETTE KELLEY Home Ec. 32 Middle Shoe! Kell , one ol our cheerleaders in IO7, likes 'lo go Io Brighion . . . singing . . . eaiing . . .and Tom . . , can always be seen wilh Rila and Claire . . . ambiiion- felephone operalor . . . Class Secrerary 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Arr Club 47 Dramaiics Club 4: F H A 4: Foolball, FHA, Spring, Senior Dance Commilfees: Class Day Usher. EDWARD BERNARD KELLY General 53 Hammond Sfreef Anolher WI-IS arlisf who likes golf, fishing, ealing and sleep- ing . . . dislikes homework, lies ancl hurrying . . . Kell plans lo aflend commercial arf school . . . Good luck, Ed . . . Golf 3? Q I iii Arr Club 4. : 4 K. : .AIII B? i' ' i'a'f if i ROY ARTHUR KELLEY Business 42 School Sfreef There is always a dance com- millee for Roy lo serve on... likes brunelles and hockey . . . believe il or noi, he has no dis- likes lexcepl perhaps fypewrilingll ...Hockey 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Sophomore Dance Com.: Junior Prom Com.: Class Day Marshall 3. RONALD EARL KELLY College 30 Marlboro Road Ronald plans 'ro enler The Univ. of Massachuselfs fo sfudy agri- cullure . . , swimming in Florida and peiile blondes raie fops wifh him , , . dislurbed immensely by whispering girls and charging bulls. Q' GEORGE KOTSIFAS Trade I60 Russell Sfreei The popular records boy . . . George likes all speclalor sporls . . . dancing . , , hales lresh people . . . sure you will be a success in whalever you under- fake, ROBERT J. LAHEY Business l20 Myrlle Slree+ Friendly , , . courleous . . . good nalured . . . Bob likes dancing and lraveling . . , would like lo lravel lor a life's occupalion... Commercial Club 4. Business I69 Soulh Sfreef Success is l.orraine's main ambi- lion in lile . . . her lavorile paslimes include dales wilh Buzz, Baskelball 21 Sollball 3: Glee Club 4: Commercial Club 4. Business 43-A Howard Slreef Adam plans lo make a lol' of money in fhe lulure . . . likes shines in algebra and bookkeep- ing . . . dislikes lazy people . . . ROBERT C. KING General I4 Hiawalha Avenue Pleasanl . , . easy going . . . Rob has a greal many friends . . . likes absenleeing himself from school if he can gel' away wilh if , . . lavorile song- I only have eyes lor you, Glenna . NORMA M. KNOWLTON Home Ec. I47 Trapelo Road Gel a dime' '... oh, oh, ils Norma . . . pleasanl . . . nice personalily . . . hales lo run for a bus . . . likes dancing wilh Ronnie . . . hopes lo be a nurse . . . Glee Club 4. ANN E. KIRCHDORFER Home Ec. 26 YeHen Terrace Ann is lhe happy go lucky girl ol IO7 . . . can always be seen wilh Marge . . . likes dancing, swimming, and Jack . . . dislikes clolhing and wailing lor people . . . New England Tel. 81 Tel. will be her lufure employers . . . Red Cross Represenlalive 41 Glee Club 2. 4. MARGARET M. KOKIDKO Business I6 Carlefon Road Koke , . . our pelile maiorelle . . . enioy: cheeseburgers wilh onions . . . loves lo dance . . . hales lo wail lor a bus . . . will make some lawyer a good secre- lary . . . Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Bowling 23 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Solfball 2, 3,41 Band 2, 3: Com- mercial Club 4. i,.,fr 3ii I .. is an x 4 -E .. E 2? Qqfxs . ,l 1? if B i' is sw f Xie V 1, as A, ,E QM ii, - ,.c -1 Qs xi , fe, 1 f iifg.ffn.ff'i ' P 5 2 ,, K iyfy , 3. ' ' if 11 i ' . ialsm' s fgiiiii: , A CHARLOTTE DOROTHY LANDRY Business I6 Farnsworlh Avenue Arfraclive and vivacious . . . Thais Chucky, The pride of ll5 . . . enioys all sporfs, swimming and ice skaling . . . ambilion is lo be a millionaire . . . Mirror Represenlalive 4: Commercial Club 43 Glee Club 3. 4. LORRAINE MARIE LeBLANC Business II4 Charles Sfreel' Pinky likes dancing. lelevision, being with Mimi and gelfing mail from Philly' '.,. has no dislikes . . . aim is lo be an office worker . . , Legislalure 47 Red Cross Represenlaiive 37 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 47 Fool- ball, Junior Dance Commillee 3. VERA B. LARRABEE Trade 107 Bacon Sireef Oh Thar blush . . . nice dancer , . , pleasanl personalify . . . hopes lo become a lirsf class dressmaker and designer . . . Bowling I: Cheerleader 2: Debai- ing I7 Baseball 2, LOUISE M. LeBRUN Business 84 Harvard Sfreel Favorire paslimes, playing lhe piano and wriring lellers . . desfinalion, Framingham Slale .. S-'ET ambition is lo become a gram- mar school Teacher , . . Glee Club 2, 3i Commercial Club 4: Mirror Slafl, Adverfising 3. JEANNE ELIZABETH LeDUC Business 9 Plymplon Sfreef l've go? fo go +o my locker, can usually be heard when Jeanne's around . . . she can be seen dancing af Nullings or lalk- ing wilh C. M .... dislikes con- ceiled people and snippy girls . . . Commercial Club 4: Mirror Represenfaliye 2. A NANCY JANE LELAND ii College 96 Greenwood Lane Friday nighr dares Vaughan Mon roe and bowling are among hor layorire pasfimes dislikes rising eary can usually seen wirh Belh deslinalion ,,,. s Baies College Red Cross Represenlalive 2 Bowling 4 Vol Mi ror Slahl Personals 4 T I ' , , , - ' X VA . f ig i . 4 , ii leyball 45 Drarnalic Club 2, 45 WANDA J. LARISON Trade 2IO Hillcresl Shea? 'Larry' '.,. likes dancing and cowboy music . . , good bowler . . . one of our peppy cheer- leaders . . . dislikes people who say l can? . . . hopes lo lravel. JOHN LAWRENCE LENNON General I8 Auburn Sfreel Jack hopes lo play professional ball , . , always earing . . . seen al Lake Walden in hor wealher , , . Joan Boorh is his conslanr companion . , . hales fo gel up early . . , can be seen ireguenlly wirh J.B. . . Foolball 27 Base- ball 2, 45 Rifle Club 4. BARBARA ANN LOVING College bl Parmenler Road Barb is'going 'lo Newl'on-Welles- Iey aller school . . . likes Vaughan Monroe, Tole and Gene . , . dislikes lhe Mel and lasl min- ule showers . . . Execulive Coun- cil 4: Baskelball 2i Bowling 2, 47 Dramalic Club 4: Sophomore. Junior Dance Com. 3: News Tribune Slali 47 Class Day and Gradualion Usher. PAUL EDWARD LUCEY College I06 Chesfnul' Sfreel Fulure plans are lo become a millionaire, as a resull' of a holel business . . . dislikes democracy and gelfing up early . . . deslina- lion, Cornell wilh a maior in Holel Adminislralion . . . Red Cross Room Represenlalive 21 Mirror Represenlalive 2: Fool- ball 2: Ari' Club 27 Baseball 2, 3, 4i Dramalic Club 3, 4: Sopho- more Dance Commiilee. FRANCIS JOSEPH LEVEY Business 79 Cenfral Sfreel Joe's deslinalion is B.U ,... lulure foolball coach al WHS . . . always drinking black and while frappes . . . Execulive Council Presidenl: Sophomore and Junior Class Presidenly Foolball and Baseball 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Represenlalive 2: Nafional Honor Sociely 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 Sophomore Dance Com. 2. ANN MARIE LIUZZO Business 5l Clark Slreel Hal enioys ludge sundaes, roller coaslers, and lhe Red Sox . . . member ol 'lhe Failhiul Five . . . hopes lo become a WAVE . . . Bowling 3: Commercial Club 41 Dramalic Club 2. DAVID M. LOWELL College 37 Berkshire Road Plans lo enler some college... known as lhe mad chemisl . . . dislikes mid-years and lyrannical Teachers rale zero , . . enjoys Friday nighfs al lhe Embassy wilh Moe and lhe Big Four . . . Red Cross Represenlalive 2, Mir- rir Represenlalive 2: Tech Club 3, 4: Mirror, Business Slall' 2: Sporls Edilor 4. DELLA MARIE MacASKlLL Co'lege 3 Florence Road The charming girl wilh. The nalur- ally curly hair lhal every girl envies . , . ardenl hockey lan . . .likes Friday lhe I3lh, poems, To+e , WHS . . . dynamic per- sonalily displayed in her work as presidenl ol lhe Dramalic Club . . . lrequenily seen wilh No. 22 on lhe hockey leam . . . Operella 22 Dramalic Club 2, 3, 4, F. H.A. Ili Junior Spring Dance Com.: Mirror Slafi 4: Dramalic Play Cas? Chairman: Usher, Class Day and Gradualion. JEAN MING LIU Technical 40 High Slreel China's pride and ioy . . . a math whiz . . . plans lo relurn io The Easl aller college . . . likes sewing, playing volleyball and Junior Miss Club meefings .. . Volleyball, Badminlon 2, 3, 4: Tech Club 41 Softball 3: Oper- e++a 2. WESLEY H. LONG Technical 7I Robbins Sfreel Favorile paslimes include sleep- ing in German class, doing malh problems, and philosophizing aboul world affairs . . . Wes can be found wilh Ted and Dave . . . dislikes Die Aulgabeu and The Works of Shakespeare . . . desfinafion, college as a Naval Officer . . . Band 2, 3, 4, JOAN DOROTHY MacQUEEN Business 43 Cherry Sires? Popular and cure Joanie likes all sporls . . . ambirion--ro continue af Srone Dairy . . . 'rlnen selrle down wirli Jack . . . Commercial y Club 4. VlVlAN MAKSABEDIAN Business 37 Chesler Avenue Likes movies, music and driving . . . can be recognized by her briglwr blue eyes . . . dislikes Horseback riding from experience . . . plans rc visil' Mexico . . . Baskefball, Bowling, Volleyball, Soflball 35 Choral Group: Com- mercial Club 43 Drarnalics Club 2, 3. VlRGlNlA ROSE MAFFEI Business 45 Spring Sheer Always seen wirlw Barb, Rila and Joan . . . enioys dancing and lislening lo Ziggy Ellman . . . ambition-lo be a newspaper re- porrer . . , Baskerball 2. 31 G-lee Club 47 Commercial Club 4: Dramalics Club 41 FHA Dance 47 News Tribune Slafi 4. PATRICIA ANN MALLOY Business I5 Bradford Sfreef Pars ambirion-ro become a medical secrelary , . . good piano player . . . likes barn dancing and good 'lun . . . Commercial Club 4. ' 3. JANET IRENE MARTIN Business 74 Morion Sfreel The girl who is always in a lnappy mood . , . oulslanding because slne can masrer rlne ropes in gym . . . ambilion-ro conrinue some iob and rlwen gel married . . . Baskelball, Bowling, Soirball 21 Volleyball 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 41 Commercial Club 43 Mirror Srafl FRANK J. McCOOLE Business l34 School Shea? Frank likes 'lo ride around lown in his sporly car . . . dislikes gerling up in ine morning, loud girls, and fypewriling . . . plans lo open up his own super markei some day , . , Mirror Agenl 3, 43 Dramaiics Club 41 Commercial Club 4, JOAN LORRAINE MCCAMMON Business I02 Overland Road Joan enioys knilling, dancing, and double-daiing wirlw Ann . . . would like ro 'rravel and meer people . . . plans ro arrend niglwr scliool . . . Commercial Club 4: Dramalics Club 4. ROBERT EDMUND McCUE College l75 Newlon Sfreef Our claim lo fame in flwe sporls' world plans lo enier pro base- ball yia U.N.l'l. or Brown . . . lavorile paslirnes - gerling in lrouble willi Bugsy, Jimmy, and Bill . . , dancing will-i Janel . . . double daring wirh Dick and Bev , . . Foorball: Baskelballg Base- ball 3, 47 Junior Prom, Senior Dance Com. . DENNIS McLEAN College' 62 Calvary Sfreef Quiel Dennis plans lo maior in Eleclronics al Norlheaslern Uni- versily . . . likes sporls, sleeping, movies . . . dislikes school. DAVID GEORGE MEADE Technical 42 School Slreei Brillianl and popular member ol IVB . . . likes sporls, pizza, and Telsy . . . ambilion-engineer . . . lrequenlly seen dislribuling chemicals , . . Legislalure 47 Debaling Club 2: Radio Club 41 Tech Club 31 Senior Dance Com. MARJORIE JEAN McGANN Home Ec. 45 Souih Sires? Margie plans 'ro enler Framing- ham Slale Teachers' College and become a dielilian . . . likes music, skaling, dancing, wrisl' cor- sages, Brigham's sundaes . . . dales wilh 'fall men . . . Baskel- ball: Hockey: Foofball: Glee Club 2. PAUL H. McGUINNESS Technical 88 Marlborough Road lf you hear someone lalking aboul hor-rods , you know Curly is nearby . , . likes ealing . . . and a girl from Belmonl , . . 'lhe lhoughl ol doing homework fills him wifh nothing but horror . . . Operella 2: Camera Club 2: De- baling Club 21 Radio Club 4. KATHLEEN L. McLEOD Business 38 Chesfnuf Sfreef Friendly lillle Kay likes Dickey , skaling, foolball . . . plans To go lo Complomeler school . . . Glee Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Mirror Slalzl 4, Fealure Editor. MADELYN ANN MEEGAN Home Ec. I60 Brown Sfreef Likes bowling, horseback riding, ice skaling, hockey games , , . dislikes wailing lor Helen . , . arnbilion -- lo become a good nurse . . . Red Cross Represenla- live 3i Field Hockey 3, 4: Baskel- ball 2, 4: Volleyball 2, 37 Sollball 2, 3. WILLIAM CHARLES MCGOVERN Business 3 Plymplon Sfreef Mac's lulure ambilion is lo lrayel around lhe world . . . is popular and friendly . . . likes dancing, swimming, summers on 'the Cape . . . Hockey 2: Base- ball 2, 31 Commercial Club 3, 43 National Honor Sociely 3, 4, Vice Presidenl: Sophomore Dance Com.: Corridor Guide 3, 4 KENNETH McKEEN Trade IOI Wallham Sfreef Mac is one of lhese camera fiends . . . has made quile a hobby ol pholography . . . likes all sporls , . . ambilion is lo be a chief mechanic lor a large concern.. 1' LOUISE ISABELLE MELVIN Home Ec. 20 Princelon Avenue Neaf lillle blonde in IO7 . . . likes Joe, spaghelii, skiing . . . dislikes noihinq . . . iniends lo become a lelephone opera'ror,.. can usually be seen wilh Norma . . . Louise can oflen be seen knitting during class . . . one of The quieler members of IO7 who enjoys bop and jazz , es- pecially Louis Armslrong . . . Ari Club 3, 4: Clolhing Club 4, Presidenl. BEVERLY IRENE MERKLEE Business I72 Adams Slreel' Anolher accompished musician from IO9 . . . good 'limes wilh Vivian keep her busy . . . always manages lo gel her homework done on iime . . . ambiiion-fo be a successful secrelary . . . Baskelball 2, 3: Bowling 3: Choral Group 2: Commercial Club 3, 43 Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4. BARBARA J. MERKLEE Business I72 Adams Slreel' One red head wilh a super per- sonalify lnol l'he lradiiional lem- perl . . . aclive in everylhing . . . happy-go-lucky . . . always seen wilh Harry M .... Legis- lalure 4: Mirror Room Agenl 3: Field Hockey, Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3: Volleyball 2: Com- mercial Club 4: Nafional Honor Sociely 4: Foolball Dance Commifiee 3. JEANE A. MEZZONE Business I08 Columbus Avenue Ardenl ian of lhe Bosion Ball- room . . . nofhing seems fo worry her . . . usually seen wilh Joan and lhe gang . . . Bowling 2: Commercial Club 4. CLAIRE LOUISE MIELE Home Ec. 58 Francis Sfreef Where lhere's Claire, +here's Ar- line and Rila . . . likes Spike Jones, foods work and arl . . . dislikes nolhing . . . ambilion-- 'telephone operalor . . . always seen wiih Skip . . . Bowling, Volleyball 2, 3: Soilball 2: Glee Club 3: Ari Club, Presidenl 4: Dramalics Club 4: All Dance coms.: Class Day Usher. MARGAREY MARY MILLER Business I0 Maple Sireef Rila can always be found walching her favorile leam, lhe Boslon Bruins . . . likes slock Car dances, and Bosfon Ballroom... plans io gel a good iob and lravel . . . Field Hockey 2: Bas- kelball 2: Bowling 2: Commercial Club 4. DOROTHY RUTH MILLAR Business 43 Guinan Slreel Friendly . . . good nalured . . . plans lo be an office worker... likes swimming, ice skaling, and dancing . . . only dislike of lhis 'friendly girl is wailing for Chuck . . . Mirror Room Represenlalive 4: Bowling 2, 3: Cvlee Club 3, 47 Commercial Club 4. DAVID PALMER MILLIGAN Business 4I Chesler Avenue Generous Dave . . . plans 'lo enier lhe Army Air Force . . . likes good music and Vaughan Monroe . . . dislikes snobbish girls . . . Fooiball 2, 3, 4: Baskel- ball 2. 3: Commercial Club 4. .,,,.,k.iw .N ., W' ALICE LORRAINE MORROW Home Ec. 9 Exchange Place Neal' lillle blonde in IO7 . . . likes Joe, spaghelli, skiing . . . dislikes nolhing . . . infends fo become a lelephone operalor... Alice can usually be seen wilh Norma . . . Cilee Club 4. ANN HELEN MULA Business 90 Robbins Sireef Dancing wilh Don , coiclee, milk- shakes, long rides in fhe counlry, and friendly people are 'Ann's lavoriles , . . dislikes geliing up and walking lo school . . . am- bilion is 'ro lravel . . . Red Cross Room Represenlalive 47 Mirror Room Represenlalive 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Operelfa 2: Commercial Club 4: Senior Dance Com.: Junior Nominaling Com. l KAY JACQUELINE MINSK Business IO3 Main Slreei' Carrol-Top enioys roller skaling, riding in converlibles, and being wilh fha? someone . . . aim in lile is lo be a good housewife . . . ambilious . . . sfudious . . . good sense ol humor . . . Mirror Slaff 2: Dramalic Club 2: Com- mercial Club 43 Glee Club 4: Class Day Usher 3. ADELINE VIRGINIA MORREALE Business B0 Oak Sfreei This quiel brunelle likes bowling and dancing . . . dislikes home- work and lesls . . . ambition--lo make money and lo be an air hosless . . . Commercial Club 4. EDWARD HARVEY MOSMAN Business 38 Cross Sires? Harvey likes lo wrile myslery slories in class . . . hopes lo be fhe besl aulhor ol mysfery slories in America . . . pei peeve-girls . . Commercial Club 4. CHARLES MURPHY Business 89 Bedford Shoe? Murphy plans +o expand his per- sonallly as a salesman . . . likes baseball, chocolale cake, blondes, and clowning wilh Don . . . dis- likes bad-lempered people . . . Commercial Club 43 Corridor Guide 3, 4. BARBARA MAY MILTON Business I79 Soufh Sires! Who is fha? +aLking? . . . il's Barbara . . . rales wilh T. B, . . . dislikes wel wealher and early hours . . . plans lo P.Cv. al WHS . . , Then Norlheasiern . . . Commercial Club 4: Dramafic Club 4: Dramalic Club Play Casf 4. ARTHUR B. MORRIS Business 59 Myrlle Sfreel Archie likes blondes, bowling, bas- kefball, foolball, going around wilh 'rhe boys and a cerlain sopho- more girl . , . dislikes Millon Berle, loud girls, cars and corre- spondence . . . ambilion is +o be a loresl ranger al Yosemile . . . Commercial Club 4: Sophomore Dance Com. 23 Corridor Guide 2, 3, 4. gum., VINCENT W. NATALE Business 2I Clinion Sfreei Vin likes accounling and mafhe- mafical phrases . . . likes loofball . . . ambilion-Ben?ley's School of Accounling . . . Foofball 2, 31 Commercial Club 4. RALPH JONAS NEWCOMB College 26 Spruce Sireef Tex is especially af ease on lhe baskerball floor . . . dislikes conceifed girls, Camel cigarelles and gerling up early . , . nexl year-Eleclrical School . . . Base kerball 2, 3: Ari Club 4. ' 113233 AVIS MARIE NELSON Home Ec. I4I Charles Sfreei Likes skaling al 'lhe Co-ed, horse- back riding, and going ro S+. Miary's game with Tony and Marie . . . dislikes homework, conceiled people. and people who bear around ihe bush . . ,des'rinalion- nurses' fraining. HARRY NICHOLS Trade 46 Lawrence Sfreef OH on anolher lrip by fhumb. lha+'s Harry , . . good way 'lo see The counfry . . . likes baskel- bdll . . . good luck in wherever you underlake fo do . . . Base- ball 3, 4. Id , n LORRAINE NICHOLS Trade 373 Lincoln Sfreef l beg lo differ wilh you . . . when 'rhar is heard Nicky is around . . . one ol our peppy cheerleaders . . . wanrs lo oper- ale a kennel someday . . . De- balinq li Baseball lg Bowling 2, Cheerleader 2. BEVERLEY ANNE NOSEWORTHY College I7 Dennison Sfreei The personalily kid' '... oilen found ealing lunch wilh Dick and fhe Big Four or huslling aboul lo obiain inlormafion for rhe Mirror' '... deslinalion -Boslon Uniyersily . . . Execu- live Council: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Opererla 2: Dramalic Club 4: Naiional Honor Sociery 3, 4, Presidenly Sophomore, Senior, Foorball Dance Coms.g Mirror Srall, Ediror: Corridor Guide 2, 3: Girls' Slale Represenlarive 3: D.A.R. Represenlalive 4: Class Day and Graduarion Usher 3, THOMAS, FREDERICK NOLAN, JR. Technical 288 Florence Road Big, iovial Tom is ever ready lo lay aside lhe worries ol Trig or German for a hockey game or a dare af lhe Tore wilh Belly... deslinalion--M.l.T. . . ambilion --sanifary engineer . . , Hockey 2, 3, 4: Tech Club 3, 4: Foolball Dance 3, 4: Sophomore Dance Com.: Corridor Guide 3, 4: Base- ball 3. BERNARD OHNEMUS Business 5 Woodlawn Avenue Bib likes I-layseedu, S+. Mary's Girls, Canasla, and Hockey . . . dislikes women drivers . . . am- birion - lravel 'lo California 'ro see Sully' '... Hockey 2, 3, 42 Commercial Club 47 Foolball Dance Com. 3. is . ii si, re.. We 5' fi .fi JEANNE MARIE PACKARD Business 49 Brown S+reef Jeanne, one oi our cufe seniors . . . likes people wiih a good sense of humor and horseback riding . . . usually seen wifh C. P, . . . she dislikes being kepf wail'- ing . . , Glee Club 2: Commere cial Club 4: Mirror Siafi 3. ROBERT J. PATTEN Business 40 Howard Sfreef Well-liked Bob can always be seen wiih Lenny Websier . . . likes dancing lnever missed a high school dancel . . . ambifion -iravel around ihe world affer making a million . . . Commer- cial Club 4. GERTRUDE ANN OHNEMUS Business 263 School Sfreef Favorife expression- Wha+ have we goi fo eaf? i. , . likes spa! ghefii, and her 'iavorife pasfir-ne is going ouf wilrh Eddie . . , Clofhing Club 4: Commercial Club 4. DOROTHY JEAN OLNEY College 23 Bradford Sfreef Popular Dofiie plans To enier Denison College in Granville, Ohio . . . likes dancing, felephone conversaiions wilh Bev, and all sporis . . .dislikes geiiing up early in ihe morning . . . Field Hockey 2, 3: Baskeiball 2, 3: Bowling 4: Badminion 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Opereifa 2: Drarnafics Club 3, 4, Secrefary-Treasurer: Lead in Sfage Door: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Mirror Siaif 4: Sophomore Dance Commiiiee 2: Senior Dance Commifiee: Class Day Usher 3. ROBERT ALVIN PARKER Business 95 Morion Sfreef Bob likes playing baseball, bas- keiball, and waiching ielevision . . . dislikes +he name Eqior . . , ambiiion-io work af J. L. Thomp- son . . , Commercial Club 4. RICHARD S. PATTERSON College 23 Von Vefchen Sfreef Dick plans io enier 'ihe Univ. of Massachuseiis . . . likes siudy periods . , . huniing and fishing . . . dislikes French iesls, and school in general . . . Camera Club 4: Dramaiics Club 2: Mir- ror Siafi 3. MARY JANE OHNEMUS Business 263 School Sfreei Riding in fhe couniry is Mary Jane's favoriie hobby . . . infer- esfed in everyfhing . . . she will be an assei fo any company +ha'f gets her . . . Bowling 2: Com- mercial Club 4: Mirror Sfaff 4. VIRGINIA LOUISE ORIFICE Business I8 Gorman Sfreef Ginny likes dancing every Saf- urday nighf, roller skaiing, Don'+ Cry, Joe and eafing . . . dis- likes geiiing up in ihe morning . . . ambifion-lo be a singer and marry a millionaire . . . Baskefball 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. I I HENRI JOSEPH PELLETIER College I4 Rosa Hill Way Pharmacy school or lhe Navy is Toni's ambilion eller high school . . . likes dancing. sporls, pin ball machines, and pennies . , , dislikes' working. NEWTON OWEN POOLE Technical 70 Elson Road Deslinalion-Norlheaslern . . , ambilion-civil engineering . . . lravels lo Canada every summer . . . likes jelly doughnuls, Red Sox, a young lady lrom Nova Scolia . . . Operella 2: Dramalics Club 2, 3, 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Technical Club 3: Mirror Slall 2, 3, 4. CLAIRE BEATRICE PICKELL Business I94 Adams Slreel One ol lhe quiel, likeable girls ol lO2 . . . likes bowling, skaling, and lunch wilh her olher hall... dislikes are being kepl wailing and conceiled boys . . . ambilion lo go where Jeanne goes . Commercial Club 4. CORINNE CLEMENT PORTER College 79 Prospecl Hill Road Corinne, lhe girl wilh lhe prolly red hair, plans lo allend Kalh- leen Dell . , . likes Billy Eckslein, seeing lne Highlands' gang, Tole, and riding in Bob's boal . . . dislikes homework and wailing lor Nal every morning . . , Bowling 3: SOllboll 2: Operella 2: Senior Dance Commillee: Mirror Slall 2, 3: Dramalics Club 2, 3, 4. NANCY JEAN POWDEN College 23 Lawrence Slreel Nancy's inleresl in sporls will lead her lo a Physical Educalion course al Sargenl . , . likes being a member ol lhe Highlands' gang . . . dislikes conceiled girls . . . Field Hockey 3: Baskelball 2, 3. 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 2. 3, 4: Sollball 3, 4: Badminlon 2. 3, 4: Operella 2: Arl Club 4: Senior Dance Com.: Mirror Slfili 2, 3: News Tribune Slall 4. MARY MARGARET REDDEN Home Ec. I05 Harvard Slreel Thal popular girl lrcm Ol5 . . . likes dancing, movies, lislening lo lhe Red Sox games, molorcycle rides wilh Madeline, Belly Bcop's cooking and dales wilh T. E., and all sporls . . . Bowling 3: Mirror Represenlalive 3: Baskelball 3. 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. lf DAVID PHILLIPS REAM General 56 Hibiscus Avenue Dave's lulure plans include Boslon Universily and lhe air force . . . likes loolball, bowling, and girls . . . dislikes lalkalive people and homework . , . good luck, Dave . . . Track 2. 3. 4 WALTER W, RICHARDSON Business 45 Massasoil Slreel Buddy likes all sporls and going around wilh lhe Big Six, good lood and pie . . . ambilion-go lo Calilornia lo visil Sully . . , Commercial Club 4: Dramalic Club 4. 'Qi I Fil' ALICE ANNA ROACH Business 28 Hall Sireei Frenchie lo some ol her 'friends . . . likes square dancing and roller skafing wilh Les . . . she's quiel' and never gels info lrouble . . . Commercial Club 4. LEROY ROBINSON Busines I7 Chesler Avenue Lee likes all sporls, especially hockey . . , has no dislikes . . . enioys doing bookkeeping and plans lo ailend Benlley's next year . . . Commercial Club 4. WILLIAM REILLY Trade 44 Walfham Sfreel' Bill has shown a greal inleresl in school sporls-as an ardenl speciafor . . . Wenfworlh lnslilule will be seeing him lhis lall 'lor lurlher sludy . . , Baskelball 2: Baseball 2. CREIGHTON WAYNE RINES Business I04-A Taylor Sfreei Buddy or Spike hopes some- day To be a consfrucfional en- gineer . . . pie, sleak, girls, and good lood lop his lisl ol lavoriles . . . pel peeves-snobby and un- friendly people , . . legislalure 41 Commercial Club 4. JOAN MILDRED ROBINSON Business I7 Caldwell Road Joan loves English . . . likes roller skafing, bowling, and eal- ing . . . can always be seen in Walerfown or wailing- lor Jean . . . Bowling 23 Commercial Club 4. VERA E. ROBINSON Business 37 Cufler Sfreef Talkafive lillle Vi likes dancf ing, bowling, all sporls, lalking, and Al . . . has many friends because ol her few dislikes , . . can always be lound lalking wilh Janel or Alice. ealing, or roam- ing around Lakeview . . . Bowling 2, 3, 4: Sollball 27 Glee Club 2: Commercial Club 4. FRANCIS P. RIGOLI Technical 28 Calvary Sfreef The joke leller ol 4-B . . . likes women, especially a freshman al Rivier College, and cerlain slories , . . cleslinalion--Norlheasfern or +he Marilime Academy . . . Foolball 2, 3, 4. FRANK SYLVESTER RIZZO Business IB McKenn Sfreef Frank likes fo lislen lo good dance music, Billy Eckslein, Frankie Lane , . . and his drums . . . ambilion-go 'ro Benlley's and lealure his own orcheslra . . Commercial Club 4.. EUGENE R. RODIER Technical 52 Sharon Slreel This quiel member of 4-B spends much ol his spare lime conslrucl- ing and flying model airplanes . . . likes almosl eyerylhing bui has an aversion 'lo dancing. CARMELA RUSSO College I5l Fallon Slreef This young lady's raven hair pro- vides a pleasing conlrasl wilh lhe brighl red hair of her corridor pal . . . deslinalion-Newlom Wellesley Hospilal . . . we're sure her sol? spoken words will re- assure her palienls . . . Dra- malic Club 4. WALTER ROBERT RUNDLETT Business 50 Tomlin Sfreel Chielie's ambilion is lo be a success in The business world... his likes include hockey, dancing, and all sporls . . . dislikes are noi known . . . Hockey 2. 3, 4: Debaling Club 45 Dramalic Club ANN ELLEN RYBERG Business l4 Lawlon Road This girl wilh all The pep likes all sporls, mainly baskelball, al which she shines . . . chief dis- like is wailing 'lor people who are always lale . . . wanls lo be a number please girl . . . Baskefball 2, 3, 4: Sollball 2: Glee Club 4: Commercial Club 4. 'ity ALTA LEE SAPP College Il Malvern Sfreef The preiliesl girl in WHS . . . can be found wandering lhe cor- ridors wilh one ol her many friends during any of her maior classes . . . likes kniiling for Wendell and dislikes oral reporls . . . Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Sollball 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Dramalic Club 4: Fool- ball Dance 4: Spring Dance Com. 3. RICHARD A. SCALIA Business 93 Willow Slreel Scar likes women, lood, and song , . .you will see him around lown wilh lhe Big Six . . , dis- likes conceiled girls . . . Com- mercial Club 4: Dramalic Club 4: Sophomore Dance Commillee 2: Foolball 2. lr- in i nn., 4 l il 'z f 2 ,.., N K ,X X 4 1 RICHARD S. SCAFIDI Business 253 Charles Sfreel' Well-known Dick is very aclive in sporls . . . dislikes all girls ex- cepl Rose . . . plans lo be a base- ball or loolball hero . . . Fool- ball 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 2, 37 Baseball l: Commercial Club 4: Sophomore Dance Corn. 2. RITA LEE SCARPELLO Business 60 Clemenls Road Fleury , our prelly cheerleader, hopes To be a wriler aflei- nour- ing lhe world . . . enioys dancing and a cerlain Fordham sludenl . . . Mirror Represenlalive 2, 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Glee Club 4: Dramalic Club 2, 3, 4: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Dance Coms. ANN ELIZABETH SHEA Sronographic 30 Murray Sfreef This ialenied violin player has 'rhree aims in life . . . a posilion as a privafe secrefary, nigh? school, and a irip 'ro New York wifh Joan . . . playing in 'lhe school orchesira, dancing, and bowling rafe high wirh her . . . Red Cross Represenfarive 2, 3: Orchesfra 2, 3, 4: Operella 21 Commercial Club 3, 4: Nafional Honor Socieiy 3, 41 News Tribune Sfaff 3, 4. MARTIN SHEA Business 30 Murray Slreef Marrin likes earing, making money, and bowling . . .dislikes people who arer + friendly . . . Com- mercial Club 4. KATHLEEN H. SCOTT Business 79 Hammond Sfreef Kaihleen likes bowling, skafing, dancing, and Tommy. . . can be Found ai Wal-Lex wiih Bobbie . . . plans 'lo airend School of Pracrical Arls . . . Bowling 2: Glee Club 41 Commercial Club 4: Mirror S+aH 4. ELEANORE MAY SHARPLES College 94 Rose Hill Way Cheerful Sharpie plans lo enier Framingham Slare . . . iavoriie men-Wardie and Bill Lawrence . . . dislikes people wifhoui a sense of humor . . . Opereira 27 Dramaric Club 2. 3, 41 Corridor Guide 3: Class Day Usher 3. EDMUND SHEA Technical 55 Virginia Road Carefree Ted likes anyfhing hav- ing To do wi'rh cars or boars . . . ii he doesn r go inio business with Wes and Dave, he hopes +o become an auiomobile racer. Radio Club 4: Tech Club 3: Cor- ridor Guide 3. JOAN MARIE SHERIDAN Sfenographic 5 Foun+ain Sires? This wifry member of IO9 loves ro argue . . , favorile word is why . . . enioys reading and cheering Red Sox on io viclory . . . ambifion is 'ro be a Civil Service Worker in Washington . . . Volleyball 2, 3: Sofiball 2, 3: Commercial Club 4: Drama'ic Club 4. DANIEL C. SENIOR Technical 72 Brown Sires! The quiefesi membe' of 4-B . . . usually can be found doing home- work before school . . , likes ro spend his spare lime bowling... ambifion-io be rich and famous . . . Tech Club 4. LILLIAN HOPE SHAW Business 329 Lincoln Sfreei' ll5's live wire . . . likes roller skafing, dancing, and bowling... dislikes people wifh no sense of humor . . . ambilion-lo be a secreiary . . . Bowling 2: Glee Club 27 Commercial Club 4: Class Day Usher 3. ar- 'QU JOHN ERNEST SIGVARDSEN General ll Bacon Sfreef Siggy.'s ambilion is lo become a famous drallsman . . . likes fhe 5-S club, sporfs, and women in general . . . dislikes conceiled people only . . . Mirror. Repre-- senlaiive 4: Foofball 2: Basker- ball 2: Baseball 4: Track 2, 3, 4. NANCY JOAN SINCLAIR Technical B4 Washinglon Avenue Nan, our chem whiz, likes playing on lhe girls' sporls leams, fried clams, reading, roofing lor The WHS Teams, and Alaska . . . des- iinalion-B. U ,... ambilion-- career in chemislry . . . Field Hockey 2i 3.4: Baskelball 2, 3.4: Bowling 2: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Badminfon 3, 4: Operella 2: Na- lional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Tech Club 3, 4: Mirror Slalif 4: Class Day and Gradualion Day Usher. JEAN P. SIMONSON Business I74 Lake Sheer This fall gal loves 'ro go sailboal racing al Savin Hill Yachl Club . . . lavorile hobby is acrobal dancing . , . dislikes nolhing . . , Mirror Represenlafive 4: Glee Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Dramalic Club 4: Mirror Siali 3. BARBARA SMITH Business 20 Howard Sireef Barb, our peppy cheerleader . . . enioys fhe piano and Kenny . . . ambifion - To lravel or go lo Tampa, Florida . . . Class Secre- fary-Treasurer 2: Class Vice-Pres- idenl' 3: Red Cross Represenlalive 2: Baskelball 2, 3: Bowling 2: Volleyball 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Dramalic Club 4: Mirror Slafi 3. as z A '-i fw ff? f fi? Sl - Q 7. , -.. 'QS' Q 1. fi' 5 s g J Y as sr X X Kg BE ,-2152 Q' f ,Q .. g g 5 . ssr , ,. 'N . Hr 1 'E l I -gg? - .Q -ili if' FAITH FRANCES SOUSA Business 40 Arlinglon Avenue Allhough one of lhe quieler girls in IO9, she is well liked by every- one . . . a whiz al lhe piano, she hopes lo conlinue her musical educalion aller gradualion . . . skiing is a musl on her hobby lisl wilh iennis a close second . . . Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 2, 3: Bowling 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Sofrball 2, 3: Commercial Club 3, 4. ROBERT JOHN STASCAVAGE Business 93 Cherry Sfreei' Bo likes brunelles, a ceriain sophomore girl, Boslon Braves, Al Jolson, baseball and baskel- ball . . . dislikes conceiied girls, Vaughn Monroe, homework, and waking up early . . . iulure plans -Ben+ley's . . . Commercial Club 4: Corridor Guide 3, 4. .Q , C . . CARMIN J. SPIRO College 234 Grove Slreef Dimples plans lo learn dralling af B.U. and keep on liking Joe Dilvlaggio . . . Foolball 2, 3. DONALD H. STEARNS General b8l Main Slreel Don's humor makes him a lavorile ol his class , , . likes aulomobiles. sporls, hol rods. 5-S club, and a ceriain J.W .... dislikes school, homework, and books . , . hobby -fooling around wilh ialopies . . . Baskelball Manager 2: Cor- ridor Guide 3. -ri-. if iv' 99' ALFRED J. SURETTE Busines 62 Lyman Slreel Al, lhe smiling slar wilh lhe hardesl shol in the Bay Slale League, plans lo become a pro hockey player or be a Slale policeman wilh Jack . . . likes Boslon Ballroom, Billy Eckslein... Commercial Club 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4. JOAN ELAINE RICHARDSON Home Ec. 52 Irving Sfreel One ol our alhlelic girls . . . loves soll ball, baskelball, danc- ing, music and ice cream . . . ambilion-lo be a gym leacher . . . dislikes wailing lor people . . . Badminlon, Volleyball, Baskel- ball, Band 2, 3, 4i Field Hockey, Bowling, Soll Ball 2, 3: Sopho- m'ore Dance Com. LEONARD H. SWANTON Business 20 Winlhrop Slreef Len, a well-known senior, is oflen seen wilh Moss and Webb . . . likes Boslon Ballroom . . . am- bilion-lo become a millionaire and live in luxury . . . Commer- cial Club 4. DORIS L. SANDSTROM Trade 34 Monlclair Avenue Sandy hales lwo lhings-lo gel up in lhe morning-and homework . . . dancing, bowling and skaling are lavoriles wilh her . . . dress designing is her goal aller school . . . Debaling lg Cheerleader 2. JOHN ALBERT STEDMAN General 9l Rosa Hill Way B.J., a popular senior, enioys bowling, Soco, Maine, and lhe 5-S Club . . . dislikes loud women and praclical iokers . . . am- bilion-lo own his own bank. WILLIAM D. STUMPF Business 353 Crescenl Slreel Bill, lhe mosl likeable boy al WHS . . . likes all sporls, dances wilh Madeline and molorcycles . . . dislikes girls who dress like boys . . . plans lo sellle in Cali- lornia . . . Class Vice-Presidenl 2: Foolball, Hockey. Goll 2, 3: Track 2: Commercial Club 2: Sophomore Dance Com.: Junior Prom Com. THELMA FREDERIKA STOCKMAN Technical 80 Marlboro Road When nol busy keeping her all-A record inlacl, Thelma can. be lound explaining girls baskelball lo members ol 4-B . . . deslina- lion-B. U .... ambilion-lo be a malh leacher . Mirror Represenlalive 2, 3: Red Cross Represenlalive,4: Field Hockey, Baskelball, Volleyball 2, 3, 47 Badminlon 3j4g Operella 2: Na- lional Honor Sociely 3, 41 Tech- nical Club 3, 4: Mirror Slall 4. DOROTHY COLLEEN SULLIVAN Home Ec. 550 Waverly Oaks Rd. One ol our allraclive seniors... Dolly dislikes wailing lor Suzelle, gelling up lor school and Alge- bra . . . likes a cerlain boy lrom lvlanhallan College . . . ambilion -lo be a nurse , . , Glee Club 2: Foolball Dance Com. 4: Mirror Represenlalive 4. xi CATHERINE L. TARANTO Business 3l3 Crescenf Sfreei Kay . . . a very sweel' senior girl . . . loves dancing, wriling lo ND., 'Talking in ihe corridors wifh The Three T's' . . . hales 'lo be kepl' wailing . . . loves lo receive mail . . . Field Hockey 2: Camera Club 3: Commercial Club 4. GLORIA M. THOMPSON Business I03 Myrfle Sfreei Glo . . . seldom heard . . . lO2 ...usually seen wilh The lhree T's . . . loves eafing spaghelli and wafching hockey games . . .des- linalion-Florida . . . lo mee? fha? cerrain man . . . Commer- cial Club 4. f iff - sw :iff sbi'.'lf'i7 '3i3 Y' ' 52-'Ziff?i?i'2..'f.. fs s'1t fg.3gs::: ' , . 2 .i T, ii, 'ix ff i ' F ROSEANNE M. TEED Home Ec. II3 Crescenf Sfreei Prelly brunelle of IO7 . . , doles on Vaughn Monroe and dancing , . dislikes conceiled people . . . is going lo be anolher ol our Florence Nighlingales . . . Glee Club 4. ROY J. TIANO Business 9 Lowell Sireef Who is lhal running down The field? . . . why, if is our Roy . . . olil lor anolher of his long runs . , . likes parlies. especially oul ol town . . . hopes +0 make U. of N.H. 'ro play football . . . Class Vice-Presidenl 4: Foolball 2. 3, 4: Baskefball 2: Track 3: Commercial Club 4. r W X: IRENE JOSEPHINE TODERO Business 55 Williams Sfreef Renie, wilh The pleasing person- alily, has lulure plans including a cerlain P.A .,.. dancing and going oul wilh The Three T's are her lavorile paslimes . , . snobby fellows and conceiled girls are faboo wilh her . . . Camera Club 3: Commercial Club 4. AGOSTINE J. TRAVALY Technical 63 Calvary Sfreel The pride and ioy ol 4-B . . . desfina+ion-The Marilime Acad- emy . . . hopes +o develop a melhod ol canning pizza . . . Tre- quenfly found leasing Thelma abouf l-lamle+ . . . Red Cross Room Represenfalive 3: Foolball 2. RITA LOUISE TOLAN Home Ec. I8 Cedar Sfreef Hsweel lillle blonde in l07 . , . always seen wilh Arlene and Claire . . . likes driving and lralian food . . . dislikes loud people . . . fufure plans include Tony . . . Bowling 3: Glee Club 3: F.l'l.A. 4: Dramalic Club 4: Foofball Dance Com. 4: Class Day Usher 3. DANTE TUCCERO College 66 Hammond Sfreei Oh, I iusf wanled lo know . . . anylhing for an argumenl . . . good guilar player . . . brighf eyed . . .will enliven many a lufure college classroom. .ggi c 5 T has '- f , . sg iZf f MARION E. UHLIN Business 457 Sou'I'h Sfreef Friendly . . . likable . . .member of ihe sfenographic course . . . enioys dancing, ice skafing, and good music . . . hopes io fravel . . . medical secreiary is ner goal . . . Bowling 2: Volleyball 27 Glee Club 43 Commercial Club 4. MARJORIE A. VIENNEAU Business 22 Orchard Avenue Marge is quief, buf smari . . . likes dancing . . . would like a farm in Vermoni , . . member oi ihe Knighls oi lhe Shining Ledger and Junior Miss Club... wifh Viv, Barb and lhe resl . . . Mirror Represenlaiive 41 Com- mercial Club 41 Dramalic Club 2, 31 Corridor Guide 3: Class Day Usher 3, JOAN VAN WAGONEN Business 50 Highland Sfreef Van is lO9's glamour girl . . . likes swimming and going +0 movies wiih Barb, Kenny and Frank . . . ambilion is +o work for Conover or Powers soon . . . Besi of luck, Joan . , . Mirror Represenlalive 47 Baskelball 25 ALICE LAURA TUCCIO College 7I Charles Sfreef Appealing . . . sophisficafed . . . chemisf who plans +o spend four wonderful years af Tuffs . . . quief . . . anofher Dorofhy Dix for Maryrose . , . capfivafing smile . . . success and happiness, Alice . . . Bowling 3, 4: Volley- ball 3g Ar? Club 4: Dramafics Club 4. LlLLIAN C. TURNER Business l29 Lake Sfreei Lil dreams of working five hours a day . . . bowling . . . clams . . . and +all blond boys . . . lop her lisf of lavorifes . . . while homework . . . loud people . . . and being kepi waiiing , . . are her pei peeves . . . Com- mercial Club 4. ELEANOR A. TUCCIO Business 7l Charles Sfreef Serious . . . sfudious . . . enjoys dancing and The movies . . . quiel . . . hopes someday +o become a good secrefary , . . Commercial Club 4. ROGER W. TUTTLE Business 72 Ceniral Sfreef Tuff likes dancing, lraveling and having a good fime . . . he would like lo be an Army officer .,.andagoodcook... wishes fhaf all of life could be one long happy vacalion . . . Commercial Club 4: Corridor Guide 3, 4. Bowling 21 Glee Club 4, Commer- if wif, cial Club 4: Dramaiic Club 47 FHA 4 News Tribune Sfafi 4. 'i ii WARREN C. VINAL Business 732 Lexingfoin Sfreei Varney likes all good music, dancing, swimming, and skaiing morning, and eafing liver . . . ambifion-fo go lo college . . . lo play for Darlmoulh on lhe silver blades . , . Hockey 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. he dislikes gefiing up in +he PAULINE A. WAGNER College BI Hawfhorne Road Good nalured Polly . . . spends mosl of her lime lislening lo her lriend's lroubles . , . likes fhe Tole . . . secrelarial career 'lor Polly al Fisher's. afler which she hopes lo be a medical secrelary . . . Mirror Represenlalive 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Badminlon 2, 3, 4: Operelfa Z: Ari' Club 4: Senior Dance Com.: News Tribune Slafl 3, 4. EDWARD WEDGE Trade 72 Robbins Sfrael' Whiley . . . former member of our sludenl council . , . sporls enlhusiasl . . . plans 'ro allend Wenfworlh lnslilufle for more ad- vanced mechanical lraining . . . Sludenl Council 35 Baskelball 3: Baseball 3. I Q BARBARA J. WARREN Business 24 Marianne Road Barb . . . seen ollen bowling al Wal-lex . . . boosler for 'rhe Bcslon Braves . . . likes her 'lrips lo Maine . . . Barbara would iusl' like io lake life easy afler gradu- alion and be happy . . . Red Cross Represenlalive 3: Glee Club 4: Commercial Club 4. JOHN L. WEBSTER Business I7 Hammond Sfreel Len enioys good food and good music . . . usually behind any praclical ioke played in 4 DC . . . ambilion-fo make life one long vacalion . . Commer- cial Club 4. Club 4. . -N WALTER W. WEEDEN, JR. Technical 48 Canferbury Road Good nalured Waller . . . en- ioys nolhing beller Than Miss Harl's Deulsche classes . . . usually seen wilh Newl and Eleanore . . . Norlheaslern is going lo claim mosl ol his allen- lion lor lhe nexl four years . . . Operella 2: Debaling Club 2: Dramalic Club 3, 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Tech Club 41 Mirror Slafl 2, 3, 4. MORTON E. WEINSTEIN College 78 Rich Slreef New Fords rale high wifh Morlon buf nol Algebra and Democracy I . . . plans lo lake up radio work 7 . , . Massachusells Radio School will be seeing Morlon . . . Radio MORRIS D. WEINER College I9 Francis Slreei' Moe' '... WHS genius . . . likes working on Mirror slaff and enjoys long vacalions . , . enlers Harvard 'rhis coming fall, where we know he will be a credil 'lo WHS . . . Mirror Represenlalive 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 41 Tech Club 47 Mirror Slahl 4. WALTER F. WELCH General I8 Naviens Road Sonny Boy's ambilion is lo be a prolesional ball player . . . en- ioys lhe C,D.W.M, club , . . hales wailing lor Pele and Pee Wee . . . Baseball 3, 4. S' Dramaiic.Club 3, 4: Class Day an-fs. we , FREEDOM WENTWORTH, ll College bl Roclcridge Road A lulure musician . . . can com- pele for honors lor besr dressed . . . New England Conservalory ol Music included in lhe lulure plans of Freedom. MARJORlE A. WHALEN College -4l Winihrop Slreef Cheery . . vivacious . . . Marge plans.lo become a nurse . . . enioys lhose nighrly conversafions wilh Pauline . . . Mel and lasl minure showers absolure musls . . . Baskelball 2, 3: Opererfa 2: Usher 3. MARILYN A. WIGGETMAN Business 672 Moody Slreel Wiggy is lhe girl with lhe won- derful sense of humor . . . likes The piano . , . plans lo lurlher her secrelarial Training by af- lending Kalherine Gibbs . . . Commercial Club 4: Dramalic Club 41 Mirror Slafl 3: Class Day 3. MARJORIE L. WILKINS College 267 Bacon Slreel' OH lo college in lhe fall 'lor Margie . . . will be as successful rhere as she has been al' WHS . . . likes lo lake her exercise horseback riding . . . anolher Massachusells person who goes lo sunny Maine 'lor her vacalions. LAWRENCE P. WILDER Business 29 Boynfon Slreel L. P. finds life rarher pleasanl . .. good nalured . . . even lempered . . . L.P, would like lo be an accounlanl afler school . . . Com- mercial Club 4: Dramemc Club 4. JOHN G. WILLETT General 2l5 Ash Slreel' Good looking . . . Johnny plans lo spend The nexl lhree years in lhe Navy . . . chef al lhe Wesfon Counlry Club . . . can be seen riding around in his car. BARBARA A. WHALEN Business l23 Pond Sfreel Cule and eye-calchingu . . . always exercising a wornan's pre- rogafive of changing her mind . . , loves dancing and lhose lale snacks alrer a dance . . . Basker- ball 2, 3, 41 Bowling 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Sollball 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 4. ELIZABETH J. WHITE College 4 Cleveland Road Quiel . . . reserved . . . wanls lo become a laboralory reclu- nician . . . likes everyone . . . Baskerball 3: Solrball 31 Badmin- ron 3, 4: Operella 2: Camera Club 4: Debaling Club 4, JOSEPH A. WILLS College 35 Colonial Avenue Joe plans io mend ihe arms and legs oi all The girls' beloved kifiens . . . for he is going io become fhe besl veferinarian in ihe siaie . . . pei peeves--con- ceiied girls, and algebra , . . en- ioys all sporfs. LORRAINE D. WILSON Business 240 Beaver Sfreei Lorraine likes going +o formals ...wafching sporls . . . swimming . . . and good music. . . ambiiion is io lravel . , . Baskefball 3: Sofiball 3: Badminfon 3: Glee Club 4: Camera Club 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Class Day Usher 3: Mirror Sfall 4. 5 Ks ,. as i fufsgi, S QL? : 2,1 jai Ke? .is K Q -. g gi:-1 i. 1 5551 Q LAUREL A. WILSON Business IBB River Sfreef Lolly can always be seen in 'lhe company of Marilyn . . . likes Trips fo Maine . . . dafes wilh Allen . . . and especially 'foe dancing . . . des+inaiion-Ka+h- erine Gibbs . . . Mirror Repre- senialive 3: Commercial Club 4: Sophomore Dance Com.: Class Day Usher 3. JANET F. WITHAM College 23lf2 Common Sfreef Janel plans 'ro become a nurse nexl year . , . likes dancing, movies, music. and English classes . . . dislikes malh . . . Mirror Represenlafive 4: Glee Club 2. MILTON J. WOLK Business H6 Overland Road Midge likes a cerlain girl in Mafiapan . . . io be called Midge . anylhing wiih wheels and an engine . . . dislikes gabby women . . . and big wheels . . . wanis io be on a J Y C baskelball 'feam . . , own a '52 Ponfiac . . . and io go 'lo Benfley's . , . Commercial Club 3, 4: Corridor Guide 3, 4. DONALD L. WORMWOOD College 33 Floyd Sfreef The senior whiz . . . when if comes lo iriiormafion abouf ships . . . likes vacaiions, and unex- pecled siudy periods . . . home- work and girls who prelend io be wha? +hey're noi, lop his lisl of dislikes. MARY ELLEN WOODS Business 946 Moody Sireef One of ihe happiesi girls in school . . . loves drivers' educa- iion wiih Mr. Perkins, buf doesn'i relish running info slone walls on Beaver S+ .... swimming and bowling are on her hobby lisl . . . her desfinaiion, business school . . . Red Cross Represenia- five 2: Bowling 2: Commercial Club 4: Dramaiics Club 4: Mirror Slalrl 3, 4: Class Day Usher 3. MERLE A. YORSTON Home Ec. 57 Adams Sfreef Merle can always be seen wiih eifher Roseanne or Herbie . . . likes music, loaling, and dancing . . . dislikes work, and siudying . . . plans lo aflend Compfomeler School . . . has a grand sense of humor . . , Bowling 2: Soliball 2: Cvlee Club 4: Operelia 2: Mirror Sialil 2. PETER VINCENT CEGLIO General I96 Waverly Ave., Waf. Our liusky foofball quarfer back , , . Hopes To play professional foofball . , . Can usually be seen in IOI cuffing up paper 3x5 . . Foofball 4. ROSE R. COLLURA. Home Economics 286'fQ River Sfreef Rose's chief ambifion is fo be- come a nurse and wiflw her per- sonalify and ambifion sl'ie is sure fo succeed . . . Likes dancing and ice-skafing . . ,Dislikes con- ceifed boys and algebra . . . Besl' of luck. Yung. TW GERALDINE ABRAHAM College 2ll A B.own Sfreef Good nafured Gery . . . Likes collecfing sfarnps, Lalin, working wifln clwildren, and sporfs . . . Dislikes snobby people and mafli ... Plans 'ro alfend Teacl1er's Col- lege . . . Red Cross Repr. 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4 . . . Valley Ball 3 . . . Badminfon 2 . . . Dramafic Club 3 . . . Mirror Sfaff 4 . . . News Tribune Sfaff 3, 4 . . .Caf- eferia Worker 3, 4. RICHARD W. CAMPANA Business l38 Calvary Sfreef Dick likes preffv girls and good snows . . , likeable . . . sfudious . . . Ambifion . . . fo be an accounfanf and, like everyone else, a millionaire ',.. Com- mercial Club 4. PRISCILLA N. CHAPIN Business 394 Crescenf Sfreef Gil flue girl wifli flie person' alily smile . . . Likes roller skafing af flue Co-ed . . . Freddy and fried clams . . . Main desire fo be secrelary fo Guy Madison . . . Mirror Room Represenfafive 2 . . . Commercial Club 4 . . , Soplnomore Dance Com. 2. RONALD DENNEHY Trade School 9l6-A Main Sfreef Wl1iclw is VVl'iicli . . . lf's Paul, no if's Ronnie . . . lively, aflnlefic ., . Hopes some day fo build luis own borne . . . Baskefball 2, 3, -4. MARY BASILE Sfenograpliic l38 Clark Sfreef Liffle Mary' '... Always seen wifln Rose . . . Loves flue movies . . . Ice-skaling and dancing are her chief means of exercise , , . Ambifiori is fo be someones office secrefary . , . Hales baby siffing. CHARLES CANNISTRARO Trade School 69 Lowell Sfreef Cl'iarlie's fufure plains include becoming a carpenfer . . .Favorife liobbies are golf, woodworking, and drawing, ROBERT FARNSWORTH Trade School 7l Charles Sfreel Bob' '.., Our iavorile milk, man . . . Chubby, pleasanr, and good nafured . . . Arnbilion fo be a welder in I'-lood's garage, Bos- fon . . . Sporhs manager 3, 4. PAUL EUGENE FREDETTE College 24 Lexingion Terrace Curly-haired . . . Fredy . . . He's off fo The U. of M. +o fake up agricul+ure...One of +he fu- iure scieniific farmers.. .likes all sports and music . . . School sub- iecfs and cold lonely nighfs are +aboo wifh him. V. BERNARD FARESE General lOl Ruiland Slreef Waferfown, Mass. Bernie , . . rhaf quief lifrle noisy fellow . likes 'ro argue . . . afhlehc . . . iurure plans are fo go 'ro A.C.L. and Then go info business for himself . . . Foofball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 47 News Tribune Sfarf 3, 4. ROSE MARIE GLANCY Trade I3I Collage Farm Road Blondie . . . Favorife saying I can'+ do if . . . Likes music and 'Traveling . . . Some day in The near fu+ure plans To head for The greaf wesfern ierrifory. .slr , 5? W 'Q wi i 2 4 -- , Q. .s 'Q' 1-grin: -1 5,9 , si 5 by ,fi , ,gf .y 4 X mi 9 Q 4 fr s L, fi, ffvzi 1 ff SML M iw J X ff? f 'M S6 if U fi. .ee 4. PAUL J. GOODNESS General 333 River Sheer Beans . . . Likes playing bas- kefball and shoofing . . . One of our Narional Guardsmen . . . Hobby, chess . . . Foofball 2: Rifle Club 4: Camera Club 4. RUTH E. GREENWOOD Trade 42 Green Sheer For goodness sake . . . when you hear fhaf, Red's around . . . Likes . . . Ice skafing . . . Base- ball . . .Hillybilly music ...Hopes fo become one of our fop noich dress designers. VALTON GREEN Trade 82lf2 Robbins Sireef Val . . . Ambifion is lo be o precisibn machinisf . . . Offen seen seffinq up pins at Skyview . . . Likes swimming and dancing. MARJORIE A. HANNON Business 9 Robbins Mosf agreeable girl in IO9 . . . Loves dancing and roller-skafing . . . Her main inferesi in life . . . Archie . . . Hopes +o work ar John Hancock's . . . Commercial Club 4. X, 2 RAYMOND LE BLANC Trade l52lf2 School Sireef Who's Ihal sleeping in 'the corner? .'. . ll's only Ray . . . Following his favorife hobby . . . Ambifion is 'lo be a baskeiball coach in a school or some boys' organizalion . . . Baskelball 2, 3: Baseball 2. 3. PATRICIA LOU VINCENT Trade l6O Hardy Pond Road Favoriie expression . . . WhaI's if Io you . . . Likes all spedafor sporls . . . Fulure plans include dressmal-ring and Ihen marriage . . . Debaling Club I: Cheer- leader 2: Baseball Team I, 2: Bowling Team 2. SUSANNE A. HOOK Home Economics 73 Bedford Slreel Quief . . .Anolher one of Those nice IO7 girls . , . Likes Ioolball and baskeiball . . .Will be hear- ing her number please ' someone of lhese fine days . . . Glee Club 2, 4. MARGARET A. PEARSON Home Economics 99 Bacon Sfreef Margie . , . Likes people in general and poelry , . . Dislikes discipline and gefling up early . . . Spends mosl of her Iime in Brighlon wilh Joanee , . . Hopes Io be able l'o Iravel some day. DONALD SOPRANO Business l9O Charles Slreef Soupy' '... One of 'Ihe illus- 'rrious members of lV DA . . . Likes going 'lo 'lhe Lake all sum- mer . . . Playing golf . . . Wilh Sfrelch . . . Plans 'Io go Io Benf- ley's . . . Laler Io become, a CPA . .. Good luck, Don , . . Commercial Club 4: Baskelball 2, JOHN WILSON Trade I-lorse Pond Road I Sudbury Willie . . . Our personable sludenl council member . . . No dislikes . . . Plans some day Io be a general conlracror in Wal- Iham . . . Sfudenl Council 2, 3. ANN McNAMARA Trade I2 Wadsworlh Avenue DONALD G. SIMPSON General I45 Brown Sfreel Don's ambifion . . . To mafch Bing Crosby on Ihe race frack . . . Likes all sparis especially racing . . . Oflen seen wilh Joe Egan ...Radio Club 4. ROBERT DONALD CONNOR College 43 School Avenue Bob . . . Our nexl Profes- sor in Chemislry . . . Keen sense of humor . . . Likes lelevision and good shows . . . Sludious . . . Pleasing personalily . . . Affer anofher year of preparalion, M. I. T. is his goal . . .Ari Club 4. RICHARD JOHN DOUCETTE College 32 Maple S+ree+ Aller high school Dick's des- linalion is Norlheaslern 'ro sludy governmenf . . . Likes all sporfs . . . Aller college, Washington D. C., is his goal . . . Hockey 3: Track 3. 4. ARTHUR J. DUDLEY Pos? Graduafe 27 Barlon Sfreel Arlie . . . Seen every aller- noon in lhe do-nul shop along wilh Bob and Chuck . . . Grea+ Ski enfhusiasl . . . One of our personable vels . . Favorife sporf is skiing, ROBERT PAUL FORSTER General 22 Haslings Avenue Bob . . . Well liked . . . Pleas- anl . . . Enlhusiasfic follower of all sporls , . . Tall . . . Fulure plans . . . Become one ol Wal- lharn's leading cifizens. VIRGINIA GIMINARDA Business 47 Leonard Sfreel' Ginny . . . Anolher of our slenographic girls . . . Away on a cloud of lhoughf . . . Transcrip- 'lion is a nighfmare +o Ginny . . . ls having her office experience now . . . Besf of luck. ROBERT LUIS GOINSALVOS General 76 Orange Slreel Pancho's .ambi+ion is 'lo be a famous arfisl . . . Classical music and art are his lavorifes . . . Pleas- anf . . . Massachuselfs Sfale. RICHARD D. MANNING LAWRENCE A. PORTER KENNETH R. McGIl.VARY General I77 Willow Slreel Mac . . . Plans lo loin lhe Navy and see The world . . . Likes sporls in general . . . Dislikes leachers who pile on homework . . . Besf ol luck, Mac . . . Fool- ball 2 . . . Baskefball 2 . . . Dra- malic Club 4 . . . Junior Dance Com. ROBERT K. SCOTT Technical 57 Porler Road Scolly . . . Usually can be found linkering wilh old Model A's . , . Belmonl and Mac and 'lhe gang . . . He spends his sum- mers working and playing base- ball . . . Deslinafion . . . Massa- chuselfs Sfale. SYDNEY WALLACE THURSTON College IO Central Sfreef Sid . . . Likable veleran . . . Likes people, music and good shows . . . His noble ambilion in life is 'ro help olhers. MARION MacKINNON Business 3l Porler Road Mac . . . one of our busy sfenographic seniors . . , Thinks 'lhaf lhere is no end 'ro lranscrip- lion . . . Always ready lo help oul' a fellow in need . . . Would like lo work in an office. RICHARD EDWARD WALKER General 270 River Slreef Quief . . . Dick plans 'lo be- come a 'loresf ranger . . . Likes swimming . . . Foolball . . . And bowling . . . Fulure plans include wailing for June 9+h . . . Foolball 2. ThirTy-Three endless monThs have passed since we, as naive, dumbTounded liTTle sophomores, TirsT saT in The creaking chairs jiT one could be Toundj in The modern and imposing assembly hall oT our beloved WalTham High School. l can remember how our amazemenT and conTusion grew as we lisTened inTenTly To The clear, simple direcTions oT our TirsT headmasTer, Mr. Good- rich. However, our bewildermenT was inTensiTied when, in accordance wiTh TradiTion, The high and mighTy seniors mercilessly Trampled on our dainTy liTTle TeeT: The snobbish juniors smugly sTepped in TronT oT us in The lunch line, and we, The poor sophomores, ignoranTly Tound our- selves ascending a down sTairway or Taking The wrong lunch period. ATTer duly learning These rules and regula- Tions and acquainTing ourselves wiTh our Teachers jespecially Those in The session roomj, we Tound ourselves elecTing Joseph Levey. president William STumpT, vice-president Barbara SmiTh, secreTary-Treasurer: and ThelberT Eccles, audiTor, PuTTing down our books, we joined The resT oT The school in cheering our Crimson eleven Through a season oT ups and downs, highlighTed by The 40-I3 vicTory over EvereTT. Then winTer and baskeTball arrived simulTaneously, and as The snow mounTed higher and higher, so did our vicTories. An ouTsTanding season ended in The winning of The Suburban League Championship and an inviTaTion To The Tech Tourney. Thus, wiTh hearTs 'Full of hope and boxes Tull oT conTeTTi, we descended upon The BosTon Garden To see a Truly wonderful Team bow before DurTee High in Two overTimes. The baske+balI Team ThaT year shared W.H.S. sporTs honors wiTh The Babe RuThs of WaITham High, who Tied wiTh ArlingTon and NewTon Tor TirsT place in The sTruggle Tor base- ball supremacy. j 54 Class Histor May came bringing The birds, The bees, and our Sophomore Hop. Traces oT junior high days appeared as we saT sTaring like sTone sTaTues aT one anoTher, girls on one side, boys on The oTher. Looking back on ThaT TirsT year, l have oTTen wondered if we, The Class oT l95O, had anyThing To do wiTh The deparTure oT Mr. Goodrich Trom These hallowed halls. However Thai' may be, we ourselves deparTed Trom The ranks oT sopho- mores and became juniors. ThaT Tall, much To our disappoinTmenT, we Tound ThaT The school had noT jusT walked away buT was sTill in iTs Tamiliar place, This year under a new headmasTer, Mr. HuTTg so once again we donned our Thinking caps and Tell inTo The old rouTine. Taking Time ouT Trom our sacred duTy oT mak- ing The sophomores miserable, we proceeded To elecT The lucky Tour who would guide us Through The Trials and TribulaTions oT The coming year. HighesT honors wenT again To Joe Levey. while Barbara SmiTh, Arlene Kelley, and ThelberT Eccles were chosen vice-presidenT, secreTary- Treasurer, and audiTor, respecTively. DespiTe objecTions Trom an all-male jury, skirTs became longer and hair became shorTer. How- ever, no change was observed in The boys' fashions: panTs were unpressed, Ties were ouT- moded, and shoes were unpolished, The TooTball season sTarTed wiTh a bang and ended wiTh a Thud, while The hockey season 'iever goT sTarTed. However, The baskeTball Team made up Tor iT all, reaching The Tech Tourney Tor iTs Third consecuTive year. AlThough his ardenT WalTham Tan club deserTed him, Ronnie Perry in The Tinals sparked his Somerville Team To a vicTory over WalTham, 36 To 24. ThaT spring, aTTer much deliberaTion on The parT oT our Teachers, Tive per cenT oT our class and TiTTeen per cenT oT The Class oT '49 were chosen as The TirsT WalTham High School mem- bers oT The NaTional Honor SocieTy. WiTh a very impressive ceremony These disTinguished pupils were Tormally iniTiaTed in April, in Hovey Memorial beTore The enTire sTudenT body. On The nighT oT May 20, in our spring-like gym, decoraTed by Roy Kelley, his hard-working commiTTee, and all oThers who wanTed To geT ouT oT class, a wondrous TransTormaTion Took place when The boys and girls oT The Class oT l95O suddenly became young ladies and genTle- men, Tor ThaT was The nighT oT our Junior Prom. However, The highlighT oT ThaT year was noT our prom, as you mighT expecT, buT The day The seniors received Their diplomas, leaving us To wear Their crowns and reign over our lowly sub- ordinaTes, The iuniors. Now ThaT we were seniors, Things really began To happen. For The TirsT Timie in The hisTory OT WalTham High School, we had a STudenT Council under The leadership and guidance oT Joe Levey and Mr. EllioTT. ln The hockey world There was also a greaT change when a previously unsuc- cessTul Team won six games. The TooTball and baskeTball squads were in Top Torm as usual, Mr. Fishers eleven losing only To ArlingTon and Mr. Quinn's boys again enTering The Tech Tour- ney. Our TooTball sTars really made The head- lines when six oT Them played on The vicTorious Suburban League All-STars and earned a Trip To CharloTTe, NorTh Carolina, where, amidsT Their pillow TighTs and parTies, They managed To spend a Tew minuTes on The playing Tield To deTeaT The SouThern Team 39-6. Bobby McCue, our Three sporTs sTar, cerTainly gave greaT compeTi- Tion To Bugs Bunny and John L. Lewis, consider- ing The number oT Times his name appeared in newsprinT. lncidenTally he was capTain oT The NorThern All-STars and was accompanied by Dick Collins, Joe Terrasi, Joe Levey, Tony Rando and Roy Tiano. Even on The culTural side changes were noTed. The DramaTic Club, Tor The TirsT Time in several years, produced a Three-acT play, STage Door, sTarring DoTTie Olney, Mimi CasTellana and Richard KeiTh, while our school magazine, com- monly known as The Mirror, underwenT several maior operaTions-all successTul. General John Daddona was chosen leader oT The Senior Army This year and guided us successTully Through The closing baTTles oT The War oT l950. Awarded The Congressional Medal oT Honor Tor bravery above and beyond The call oT duTy was Colonel Roy Tiano, vice-presidenT. The Good-ConducT Medal was given To Ser- geanT ThelberT Eccles, our audiTor: and aT The same Time, The Sharp-ShooTer's Medal was awarded To Buck PrivaTe Grace EllioTT, our' secreTary-Treasurer. There were many oT royal blood in our midsT This pasT year: Janis Horch, The girl Trom Wis- consin, was crowned queen oT The Mardi Gras, a mosT successTul and colorTul masquerade, sponsored by The ArT and DramaTic Clubs: and AlTa Lee Sapp was voTed WalTham's Miss March oT Dimes Tor l95O. On The memorable nighT oT February I7, our beauTiTul senior girls wiTh sTars in Their eyes, and our handsome senior boys wiTh Their heads in The clouds, danced To The romanTic sTrains of STardusT and oTher lovely melodies. Under a sparkling array oT sTars, which Turned our gym inTo a glisTening wonderland, Dick Collins, as chairman, led The grand march oT The besT Senior Dance ever held. Joe Egan had a perTecT opporTuniTy To dis- play his naTural abiliTies as The comic lead in The Senior Play, ThaT BrewsTer Boy. When one considers ThaT The acTors and acTresses were members oT The Class oT l95O, The direcTor was Mr. Nelson, and The Chairman was Claire Miele, iT is no surprise ThaT The play was such a hiT. And now, as TorTy-nine classes since The birTh oT The TwenTieTh cenTury have done beTore us, we are already To graduaTe. Perhaps we appear slighTly diTTerenT Trom Those who have preceded us: perhaps our ideas are more modern: buT in our hearTs we experience The same emoTions as They. We Teel The idenTical pangs oT sadness as we look back on The Tech Tourneys, crowded caTeTerias, high school proms, and sTudy periods, which Trom now on will be only happy memories. And we experience The same Teelings oT ioy as we look Torward To successful careers and homes oT our own, knowing ThaT all we have gained in WalTham High School-knowledge, Tolerance, and leadership- will give us a beTTer prepara- Tion Tor Taking our places in The world as ex- emplary young men and women. By Beverley A. NoseworThy and DoroThy J. Olney Senior Su perlatives Carol KlVBl95kl. Joyce Joseph Levey, Dorolhy Ol- Ann Mule, Roy Kelley . . . Grace Elliofl, Roberf Mc- H9d9'5 - - - Til' Fred Afiilm ney . . . Our mos? respeddd Wallham High's mosl' glemor- Cue . . . The Babe Didriclsen and Gl 99f ROQUVS Ulm of seniors. ous feem. and Glenn Davis of fhe class W- H- S- of 1950. Alfa Lee Sapp, Fred Carnes Berf Hubley, John Collello Tlwlmd Siockmin. DUVM Bifbifi l-0Vl 9. John Col- . . . Miss and Mr. Wallham . . . Our fwo conlrasling per- Weiner . - - To flwm boob IOHO - - - l-N303 in OU' High of l950. sonaliries, mosr argumenfalive hold N0 bdffivi- 'fdillll'-'N World- and basl nafured. Beverley Noseworfhy, Joseph Beffy Bdrniflle - - - lf if is Joseph Egan - - - HHS S004 Beverley Noseworfhy, John Levey . . . Vored fo be fwo somefhing new i'l's BeHy'sidee. many a silualion from becom- Daddona , , , Ungnimougly of Welfham's mod Successful ing dull and boring. vofed our mosf popular senior alumni. girl and boy. 56 Dances, Proms, Plays, Clubs-+l1e liglxler side of our educalion-+l'1e fun of school! Will we ever forge? +l'1e Slarclusi Dance, S'rage Door , llwe Sophomore Hop. flue Junior Prom and Joe Egan as Tl1a+ Brewsler Boy . May +l'1e classes +l'1a'r follow ours leave willw as many pleasanl' memories as we are 'faking wi+h us. Activities K f 5 f 5 5 E L 3 5, i M-. iii , 5 As we lwonorbd our 'fooiball feam. Jus+ fhinl--we were once Sophs! Jubilee Queen What fun!! The Siardusf Grand March! ia M 1 ru me - E 2 Jack and Joan-memories of flue senior dance. 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The af tive was taken by Bengt Pe and 'Donald Hart. The de was unanimously given te .uazxniifffh Class Prophecy My lasl presidenlial campaign speech wrillen, I now had a long lour ahead of me. I didn'I' look forward lo whal I knew would be a rough grind bul I hoped lhal as I was lraveling aboul lhis greal land I would meel some ol lhe lriends I once knew. As I was preparing lo board lhe lrain, I was nol lo be disappoinled, lor lhere, slanding in a smarl looking conduclor's unilorm and cap down over his ears, was Billy Slumpl. Trying lo win his lavor, I said, l'Ii, Bill! bul all he said was All Aboard . I guess he didn'l recognize me. Feeling deiecled, I relirecl lo my privale car where Barbara Smilh, my privale secrelary, inlormed me lhal lhere were lwo senalors lo see me. As I enlered lhe smoking car I was greeled by Dennis lvIcl.ean and Charlie Barry, senalors from Massachusells, and Palricia Coluci, a member ol lhe House ol Represenla- lives from Massachusells also. As we were aboul lo slarl discussing polilical mallers, I received a phone call from Dan Bushey. l'Ie had heard ol my planned lrip lo Calilornia, and having his own radio slalion, inviled me lo visil him. I-le also inlormed me lhal working wilh him were Roberl Aucoin and Leonard Websler, whose voices had been judged America's No. I lvlonolones. I accepled lhe invilalion and re- lurned lo lhe dining car. As I enlered I noliced a greal deal ol commo- lion al lhe larlher end and became very inler- esled in whal was going on. There, lrying lo eal his breaklasl, was Frank IvIcCoole, an up and coming lelevision slar, being swarmed by a crowd ol aulograph seekers, among whom I recognized lhal world lamous lion lamer, Joyce Bowman, Winilred Brown, lhe sensalional woman speculalor ol Wall Slreel, and Marion Uhlin, head ol lhe Business.deparlmenl al Wallham l'Iigh,School. Sealing mysell, I was approached by a charming wailress whom I lhoughl I recog- nized. Aller giving her my order I suddenly remembered her name, il was Audrey Breaull. We were coming inlo Chicago where lhe lrain was lo slop lor lwenly minules. As I was gel- ling ready lo leave, I saw Waller Welch cleaning lhe lables in lhe dining car assisled by Daniel Senior. Slepping oll lhe lrain I was approached by Roy Tiano, who was singing lhal once popu- lar song, Challanooga Shoe Shine Boy . Look- ing very suspiciously al my shoes, he asked if I wanled a shine. I indicaled lhal I did, and as he was busily working over my shoes, he asked il I had heard ol Bob lvIcCue's successlul season ol coaching al Brown Universily. I lold him I had and by lhis lime he had linished making a hole in lhe rag and I gave him a live-dollar bill. l'le lhanked me and lhrusl lhe money inlo his pockel belore I had a chance lo change my mind. Walking over lo lhe cigarelle sland I mel Jean Liu and Norma Knowllon, who were powdering lheir laces and who laler lried lo sell me one ol lhose Covered Wagon cigars. V ,Deparling from lhe lrain I was greeled by Major Kalhleen McLeod, and council women Dorolhy Millar, and Charlolle Landry, who in- formed me lhal lhey were chosen by a special board lo show me lhe sighls of lhe cily. Afler our sighlseeing lrip which look all day, we ar- rived al lhe lelevision slalion an hour early. Slanding on lhe sidelines ready lo go on I noliced lhal famous dance leam of Belly Bond and Rulh Diniian. Following lhem on lhe same program was a ping pong malch in which Belly Barnicle look lhe championship away from Wal- ler IBinkyl Brinn. There was a shorl adverlise- menl given by Margie McGann who was work- ing for Morlon Weinslein, a prosperous fruil grower. Nexl on lhe program sponsored by lhe Safely Driving Council were Dorolhy Sullivan and Suzelle Bonfilio, who gave a wonderful lalk on how lo drive carefully and whal will happen if you don'l. Afler giving my speech and receiving lhe well wishes of everyone in lhe slalion, we deparled for a quiel evening al lhe Greasy Spoon dining palace. Here I mel such celebrilies as Lorraine Crocker, lhal famous movie aclress who won lhe Academy Award lhis year, David Johnslon, lhe producer of lhal greal piclure Where Are You? , Nancy Sinclair, who is nalionally known for lhe work she has done in perfecling lhe l'ly- drogen Bomb, and Donald Simpson, lhe owner of lhal greal race lrack known lo many as Sanla Anila, and his prize iockey Donald Slearns, who has yel lo win a race! The enlerlainmenl pro- vided by David Ream included such well known personalilies as Barbara Gordon, world famous vocalisl, Richard Champagne and his orcheslra. Ralph lBob Flopel Newcomb, and Joseph Wills, lhe greal magician, plus his aide, glamorous Gloria Thompson. The nexl day was eleclion day, and all over lhe counlry people lurned oul lo vole. As I was silling by my radio Iislening lo lhe eleclion resulls, in walked Charles Doucell and Anlhony Anlico wilh morning papers from all over lhe counlry. Afler reading lhese, which loolc a good deal of lhe morning, I slarled for lhe dining room lo have lunch. As I slepped inlo lhe elevalor lhere arguing aboul lhe eleclion were chambermaids Mary Ellen Woods and Marilyn I'Iarl. Arriving al lhe dining room I was shown lo a lable by a very allraclive hosless, Rila Tolan. Finishing my meal I decided lo walk, and while walking I bumped inlo music crilic, Geral- dine I'lasseI, and foreign news correspondenl, Alice Morrow, who were in a greal hurry. When I asked where lhey were going lhey said, Frank Rizzo is having a famous harp play-er al his canleen dance. When lhey lold me his name, Pele Cegilo, I couldn'l believe il. As I opened lhe door I heard coming over lhe radio, Mr. and Mrs. America, as a resull of lhe greal eleclion which has iusl laken place. you have elecled as presidenl of lhese Uniled Slales of America lhe grealesl polilical figure of all limes including Washinglon, Lincoln, Roosevell and Truman. Ladies and genllemen your new presidenl is Joseph lO'iver Never- give-upl Egan . . . Carol Kavaleski Commercial Club Senior Business Sociefy whose purpose is 'ro presenf fo fhe club members business pracfices and procedures as 'found in Walfham. Officers are: Froni' Row IL. +o RJ: Winifred Brown, Joan Van Wagonen, Beverly Merlzlee: Back Row: Bernard Ohnemus, Mr. Cavanaugh, Fred Carnes, Richard Scafidi. Technical Club Our Men and Women of Science: Firsf Row IL. +o RJ: J. Albanese, R. Builer, H. Abrahamson. R. Ham: Second Row: D. Sfacey, G. Hafhorne, C. Megerdichian, N. Sinclair. T. Sfockman, J. Liu, B. Jacobson, C. Perry: Third Row: N. York, D. Weiner, D. Lowell, W. Van Duzer, R. Guba, W. Brinn, T. Nolan, J. Casfanino, W. Waldron, J. Peirce: Fourfh Row: D. Olney, R. Nelson, R. Cahoon, R. Dahill, W. Hays, P. Powers, P. Baird, R. Kinchia. Debating Club One of our mosf acfive clubs. The club sponsored our firsf 'lriangular debafe. The officers are: Fronf Row: Jean Douceffe, Mary Amibile: Baclc Row: Arlhur Posfman, Warren Clifford, Pefer Lee Scoff. A very acfive group of ihespians. Siege Door , flie successful Broadway play, was presenled by fhe Drama Club during llue fall +erm. The omcers are: Fronf Row: Dorofhy Olney, Della MacAslrill: Bacl Row: Newfon Poole, Ward- well Weeden. Drama Club The beauiifuldecorafions and posfersihaf have adorned Fronf Row lL. 'lo R.l: M. Saulnier, S. Whilcomb, A. our building +his year have been flue resulf of llwe arf Roberfs, G. Pieierse, Miss Chase, C. Miele, B. Cousins: clubs and arf deparfmeni. Back Row: D. Devance, P. Barrile, D. Devoe, T. Sfone, Fronf Row lL. fo R.l: H. Randle, G. Worcesier, H. R. Croolc, Francis Beer, C. While. Molloy, R. M. Algeri, P. Coluci, N. Harris, G. Ellioif, P. Wagner, A. Ursog Baci: Row: R. Cusaclr, W. Cusaclr, R. Wood, B. Fenion, A. Brown, R. Connors, G. Wood, Ralph Newcomb, N. Kenneson. rt Club The people who lreep our cenier corridors quiei. Fronl Row lL. fo RJ: D. Jaiiferian, M. Mascucci, .f ' Garland: Baci: Row W. Sclioener, T. Hapenny, T. Nolan, 0 ' K R. Sfascavage, C. Murphy, W. McGovern, A. Morris M. Wolk. uniors Eric wifh his commiffee. I ff W Leaders of our Junior Class-Fronf Row: Elizabefh Koundalriian, Jean De- nosherg Back: Arfhur Posfman, Harold Rogers. T Sophomore-Waliham High's own Gene Krupa. Our Sophomore Class Leaders- Scafed: Janef Carmeg Back: Roberf S h Scahdi, Eric Duplisea, Richard Del- fine. 1, - 1af. l,1ilHHA,,fl 'la 1 .. ,JA ,lf 5 wr., The Column Camera Club The Sl'iuHerbugs of Hue school. Froni Row lL. fo R.l: P. Regamy, M. Bafss, M. O'Hara, B. While, L. Wilson, G. Hes- sell, L. Paladina: Second Row: C. D'Angio, N. Callendrallo, R. Pafierson, R. Jenneff. D. Tuccero, L. Hadley, R. Bordenca, D. Carlson: Third Row: J. Murphy, R. Poirier, H. Rosh. R. Bri'Hon, A. Wilson, Mr. Perkins. This Week af Walfham High , 'lhe news sheei read by everyone. Fronf Row IL. io R.l: M. Gallifano, M. Goodall, R. Nile, R. Jennefl, L. Turner, D. Colvin, G. Wood, M. Massuccig Second Row: L. Paladina, B. Paasche, J. Abraham, M. Doyle, J. Beamish. M. Coyle, N. Harris, P. Wag-ner, J. Bell, M. Beafong Third Row: N. Powden, M. MacDonald, N. Gales, B. Lockharf, G. Olsen, B. Gordon, N. Colvin, B. Loving, A. Han- ning, J. VanWagonen, N. Baies, M. Goggins, M. Shea, D. Jafferian, N. Leland, B. Hubley, V. Maffei, R. Dederian, V. Deffely, J. Garland. Mirror Representatives The Mirror Represenfalives, who male possible 'lhe school publicafions by selling sub scripfions. Firsf Row lL. io R.l: M. MacDonald, D. Fleming, M. Deffely, E. Babb, G. Marfell D. Millar, P. Marsh: Second Row: A. Diniian, L. Linscofi, D. Websfer, D. Comeau, V Tomalfy, D. Gilberf, J. Tirone, J. Peach: Third Row: J. Colleffo, C. Landry, J. Simonson A. Hanning, J. Wiiham, J. Currin, J. Giminarda, S. Page, M. Veno, M. Shea, J. Pope J. Wilson, Back Row: J. Sigvardson, V. Albanese, J. Mollica, R. Eafon,.D. Briffon, T. Sfone R. Forsyfhe, F. Parisi, J. Pierce. Congrafulafions 'lo fha Mid-Year Mirror Sfaff. Fronf Row IL. 'Po R.l: M. Woods, N. Befes, C. McLeod, M. Newhouse, L. Carr, B. Paasche, S. Whifcomb, D. Olney, J. Van Wagonen: Second Row: M. Lupo, J. Douce'He, L. Wilson, B. Hubley, J. Carlson, N. Leland, R. Dederian, B. Noseworihy, T. Sioclman, N. Sinclair, P. Coluci, L. Paladina: Third Row: R. Jenneii, D. Lowell, A. Posfman, W. Hays, P. ScoH, F. Beer, D. Weiner, R. Cappabianca. id-year Mirror Staff Student Council Radio Club fi? Q- Cl1ari'er Officers of our firsf Sfudenf Council- Froni Row lL. lo R.l: H. Rogers, B. Noseworfhy, B. Loving, L. Carr, J. Carlson, E. Dupliseag Back Row: R. Demarais, J. Daddona, Mr. EllioH, J. Levey, W. Hays. The Hams of Walfham High- Q Fronl Row lL. 'ro R.l: M. Weinsfein, E. Donald, D. Simpson, R. Hecliman, R. Nolte, J. Burley: Back Row: S. Casella, H. Reifel, N. York, J. Delifely, R. Dahill, R. Wood, R. Nelson. x Four Sl1arpies'. Sewing Club Our sharpshoolers- Fronf Row lL. fo R.l: F. Dagle, P. Goodness. Coach Siano, N. Calandrello, Mr. Zullo, Club Ad visor, R. Moore, W. Waldron, D. Molberg: Back Row: C. Comeau, R. Champaigne, G. Thomas, J. Murphy, P. Minch, R. Poirier, C. Poffer, D. Ferranii, E. Hersom, V. Cocivera Our fufure dress designers- Fronf Row lL. io R.l: J. Barnicle, R. Sapp B Rooney, E. Robillardg Middle Row: J. LaRcsea C. Mefhof, S. Scoff, H. Berry: Back Row: J Fuccl L. Melvin. Rifle Club Honor Students Our Honor Sfudenfs . . . Congralulaiionsl Firsf Row lL. 'lo R.l: D. Olney, B. Noseworfhy, T. Slockman, N. Sinclair, A. Shea, B. Merlrlee, J. Doucelie, A. Hynes: Second Row: P. Wagner, B. Hubley, F. Sousa, N. Harris, J. Beamisli, B. Gales, J. Carlson, B. Merklee: Third Row: W. Weoden, N. Poole, M. Downing, N. Leland, B. Olmnemus, W. Brinng Fourfli Row: D. Meade, T. Boafes, R. Cappabianca, Miss Gearan, Sponsor, D. Lowell, J. Levey, W. McGovern. Our fulure homemalrers of America- Firsf Row lL. 'lo R.l: D. Sco'H', H. Curling, B. Spyui, M. Gallilano, B. Lock- l1ar'l', N. Baies: Second Row: C. Coyle, L. Folsom, B. Brefon, A. Kelley, C. Miele, R. Tolang Third Row: B. Gaines, N. Varney, R. Derderian, B. Paasclae. Homemakers Club Mardi Gras One of +l1e mosf colorful social evenls of +l1e school year was held on February 3rd, Wifh +l1e gymnasium decoraled willw colored liglwfs and scenes from gay New Orleans, +l'1-e Drama'rics Club lweld Hs unforgellable Mardi Gras. Buccaneers, pefile mademoiselles, princes, soldiers and mon- slers all helped lo lend an almoslphere of gaiefy and frivolily. Francis Abelli locking a 'Form for a iob prinfing press. MA Everefi' Clark, William Bellis, William Reilly, Marl: Devane learning ihe infricacios of 'Hue Ford V8 engine 'from Mr. Bruccl1i. 74 Trade School's governing council- Firsi Row lL. fo R.l: R. McLeod, R. Gumberf M. Devane, F. Abelli: Back Row: E. Clark, R. Tom- lin, A. Leach, E. Wedge, M. Pennachio, P. LeBlanc -MF eff'-iffiar' Trade School Rosario Ferranfi working af a cylindrical grinder. Donald Weigold and Angelo Ferrara wafchirng a run on 'the Miehle verfical press. Mrs. Kavalaslu Trade School Cleric. Earl Manslield working a surface grinder 'N-. . 9llgRx5'?'l lin Loyal Cheerleaders- Fronf Row lL. +o R.l: L. LeBlanc. M Collura, A. Kelley, C. Crosby, J. Wilson E. Koundalriiang Back Row: N. Harris R. Scarpello, D. Aucoin, B, Smiflw, J lsaacson, B. Barnicle. FASHIONS Sports THRU THE FIELD GLASSES Foofball, Baslcefball, Hockey, Baseball, Golf, Track, Badminlon, Volleyball-in all lhese sporfs, Wallham can be well proucl of Hs boys and girls. The records lhaf have been eslablishecl by our 'leams speak for +hemselves, and Wallham High has enjoyed one of Hs qrea+es+ years in sporls. 77 MR. ZULLO Assisfanf Foofball Coach I2 an 4 i f f - R h R fk. -Q an E: g':,,.,,T?ikT, 42 5, .....-M Q f E 1 au MR. LEARY Direcfor of Aihlefics Baseball Coach Q ? MR. FISHER Head Foofbail Coach Q I MR. QUINN MR. BRINN Coaching Staff Hockey and Track Coach MR. SIANO Head Baskeiball Coach Rifl e Coach 78 - 4 Football Under +he able lulelage ol l-lead Coach Jack Fisher and Assislanl Coach Tony Zullo lhe Wallham High School loolball learn ended ils besl season since lheir l943 slale championship in racking up eighl viclories againsl one defeal. The lone selback was al lhe hands of 'lhe Class A champs, Arlinglon High. The Crimson posled im- pressive viclories over Leominsler, Malden, Medford, Brookline, Everell, Melrose, and iradilional rivals, Newlon and Brocklon. Led by The sparkling play of co-Caplains Dick Collins and Joe Terrasi, 'lhe X'Va+ch Cily lads ran roughshod over Their opponenls. The devaslafing running of Terrasi, Bobby McCue, and Roy Tiano, and 'rhe accurale passing of Pele Ceglio combined 'lo produce one of +he iaslesl and mos? powerful backfields in recenl Wallham hislory. The valianl Crimson line, allhough oulweighed many pounds by all ol lheir rivals, played conslanl' heads-up ball. Oulslanding in lhe line were Collins, Joe Levey, and Tony Rando. Terrasi, McCue, Collins, Levey, Tiano and Rando were selecled lo play Tor lhe Suburban All-Slars in Manning Bowl, Lynn. Terrasi scored all ol his 'reams poinls and lhus earned lhem a lrip lo Charlolle, Norlh Carolina, where once more Terrasi won lame lor Wallham and 'rhe All-Slars. Co- Caplain Joe Terrasi was chosen by almosl everyone as All-Scholaslic. Bobby McCue, Dick Collins, and Joe Levey were also selecled on many All-Scholaslic squads. Froni Row lL. +o R.l: H. Corcoran, R. Demarais, R. Tiano: Second Row: B. Farese, J. Hallowell, J. Boudreau, D. Collins, J. Terrasi, D. Scafidi, F. Balben, E. Becky Third Row: Coach Fisher, R. Zampiiella, J. Zegouras, J. Meade, D. Broderick, T. Niose, J. Levey, A. Rheaume, F. Krol, P. Ceglio, J. ProfeHo, Coach Zullog Fourfh Row: L. Kirsch, J. Daddona, T. Eccles, R. McCue, J. Clark, J. De- Vincent 79 We I4 Foo'IbaII Schedule I 949 Leominsfer They ,. ., .... 6 I4 I3 6 ......,.., .. 20 ..,..,,......,, , 45 27.. ...... .. 25 27 Malden Medford Arlingion Brookline Melrose , Evereff Newion Brocifon , 0 O I3 6 I2 .0 0 I3 Terrasi oFF for 52 yards. No. 25 off for an end run againsf alden. Tiano picks up 20 yards aqainsf Evere'H. They added sparlr fo our games. Football McCue caughf from behind. Beck gains 6 yards againsf Malden As we picked up yardage againsf Medford. As we lriclzed af Brookline. -favgh, - :js ,Q f .if f ' ' 'W 1 A f -1 Nr M is ' W F or 1 - 'XM ' Nolan scores, adding one more poin? for Walfham. GraduaTion, as in oTher sporTs in W.l-l.S., Took iTs Toll on The l-lockey squad, wiTh Tive ouT oT six sTarTers graduaT- ing wiTh The Class oT 49 . When we sTop To consider This, we realize more Tully The Task wiTh which Coach WalTer Brinn was Taced when he called ouT The candidaTes Tor his 49-50 ice sexTeT. WiTh a compIeTe rebuilding iob To do, capable coach Brinn cenTered his Team around TalenTed CapTain Roy Kelley and deTenseman AI SureTTe. WiTh such per- Tormers as Joe Boudreau, WalTer RunclleTT, Tom Nolan, WalTer Brinn, Jack Hapenny, Dick l-leckman, and Dick Collins backing CapTain Kelley and SureTTe The Team en- ioyed a successTul season consisTing oT six wins, Two Ties, and one loss. WiTh so many sTarTing hockey players being members OT The Class oT SO The ouTlook Tor nexT year is raTher dim. However, looking on The brighTer side, Coach Brinn has a dueT oT capable periformers in co-CapTains Richard KeiTh and Joe Boudreau. 82 1, f Q 5 ,af-rf ful Rundleff s cores againsT Needham. Hockey 5U 9'He C0mi Q in fo' 5 Nolan ready for fhe puck score. Aucoin makes a save. Brinn reaching for Hue puck. Kei'H'1 saves again. 83 Ca pTain-elecf Russo scores. The WalTham High BasIceTbalI Team, under The compeTenT coaching oT ArT Quinn, won iTs TourTh consecuTive Suburban Le-ague.crown and a berTh in The Tech Tourney during The season oT I949-I95O. AIThough hampered by The grad- uaTion oT WalTer BarTleTT, an all-Time greaT in WaITham High basIceTbalI hisTory, The Crimson hoopmen dropped buT Tour encounTers in The enTire season-To WaTerTown and ArlingTon Ileague conTesTsI, To Somerville High, Tech TournamenT Champions, and To DurTee High,.a TradiTional nemesis, in The Tech Tourney. STandouTs in The I949-I95O season were The holdovers Trom I948-I949, Bob McCue and Joe ArsenaulT. CompleTing The sTarTing Tive were Ray Red Russo, Eddie Beclc, and Fred Carnes. Those who also saw service were Karlen O'Con- nell, Henry O'Hara, TheIberT Eccles, and Paul STreTch Corcoran. Co-CapTain Bob McCue, as senior and Three- sporT aThleTe, led The Team in scoring wiTh I69 poinTs. He was superb in every phase oT play and his cluTch perTormances rescued decisions Tor The Crimson on a halT-dozen occasions. His I7 poinT eTTorT aT NewTon wrapped up The league schedule and he engineered a Thrilling 45-44 Triumph aT BroclcTon by Tossing in I9 more digiTs. AIThough WalTham was eliminaTed Trom The Tech Tourney on The opening nighT by Dur- Tee, The rugged 5' IOM guard wenT on a 23 poinT spree and Turned in such a sparlcling ex- hibiTion ThaT he was named on The All-Tourna- menT Team. Co-CapTain Joe ArsenaulT, The 6' II' cenTer. who was second in line Tor scoring honors wiTh I29 markers, compleTed his Third varsiTy season and blossomed inTo one oT The Top pivoTmen oT The Suburban loop. Ray Russo was one oT The 'Tinds oT The year. Having never played var- siTy ball beTore, The sTurdily-buiIT iunior sTepped righT inTo a sTarTing guard berTh aT The begin- ning oT The season and never relinquished The iob. He was a reliable boardman and also scored 93 poinTs. AT The end oT The season, he was elecTed capTain oT The Team Tor The I95O-I95I season. The Tour players deparTing are Fred Carnes, Henry O'Hara, Paul Corcoran. and ThelberT Eccles. Several reserves who could possibly de- velop InTo TirsT sTring regulars are Karlen O'Con- nell, Paul ArsenaulT, Louis Kirsch, WalTer Milner, and Dan Mahoney. STreTch and Beck working 'for a baslre-T. M, C0,es inBrookline Bggkgtbgll X game. . . 1 , Mui? OHara frying for a V fx, 'V' V . baske? againsf Durfee. - X-J A W 'V f' .. f Y' K' C , 'Aa xo X, l XX Eccles shoofing againsf 5 X1 Wa+er+own. Q Carnes frying for a basket Russo scores again. McCue in a one handed shot Firsr Row: B. Angus, B. Bellis, F. Bry, D. Gumberf, F. Mcshane, R. LeBlanc: Second Row: Manager B. Farmsworih, M. Godfrey, R. Dennehy, P. MCG-ann, P. Dennehy, Coach K. Harding. Furfher proving lhaf Walfham is a oily of baskefball champions. Our Trade school feam won fhe League Championship for 'Ihe las+ 'two years and a berfh af fhe fournamenf. Coach Harding should be very proud of his boys. As lhe opening of rhe I95O Track season approached, Coach Walter Brinn 'faced a Tremendous 'raslc of rebuilding. Wiih only lwo leller men relurning, Jack Daddona and Roy Tiano, +he ouflook appeared fair. Many hopeful sophomore and junior candida+es were Biggins, Boafes, Burgess, Doucelre and Pierce. Coach Brinn's greal- esf obslacle is Trying +o replace Philips in +he 880 and Marlin in +he mile. From all indicafions Wallham High should be well represenled 'rhis year on lhe cinder parhs. f'! m R1 No. 6 is shoofing- Bry wafching e sho?--No. 8, LeBlanc. Basketball rack ' , We losi this picfure, so here are fhree of fha school's basl' sporfs. I V in lly D. Q, A gn rm 3. ,gi , s 1 A i W4 . Uni s M i Q Fronf Row lL. lo R.l: V. Florin, R. Collins, R. McCue, R. Heckman: Back Row: P. Lucey, W. Welch, R. Coyne. Coach Jack Leary greeled his candidales on April 6, lor The I95O diamond array. Heading 'rhe lisl of velerans was Bob McCue who finished 'rhe 49 season wilh a 407 bafifing average. Wiih such veferans as Levey, Terassi, Kelley, Scaiidi and Collins, lhe oulloolc for SO is bright Coach Frank Sheehys Wallham High golf ieam again will lake lo lhe linlcs in l95O. Having losl by gradualion such golfing greals as Ernesl' Canavan, Alvin Bulcher and Sven Tilly, Coach Sheehy slill has Dan Bushey, Paul 'lSire+ch Corcoran. Biil Slumpf, and Eddie Kelly leil 'ro form lhe nucleus of lhe Crimson learns This year lhe Walch Cily lads will play a lull slale ol rnalches againsl Grealer Boslon lnlerscholaslic Golf League rivals, Brookline, Walerlown, and Newlon, as well as nonconlerence opponent Broclclon. M iss Sewell, Direcfor of Girls' Afhleiics. ci if Basketball ln wilh a bang came sixly-nine enrhusiasric girls ready for a chance lo show 'fheir baslcelball skill. This was in January I95O, and as +he season ex- Tended +hrough March fhere was room for much improvement There were lhree Jreams sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Each learn played lhe cor- responding leams oi Wesfon, Cambridge School, Needham, Concord, and Cambridge Lalin. The seniors had The privilege of playing +he anylhing buf Tired Molhers of Wayland . I+ was a rip-roaring game in which 'lhe score see-sawed back and forlh, wilh lhe seniors finally winning by 'rwo poinls. The season ended wirh rhe class Team playoffs. The sophomores were easily delealed by The iuniors. However, lhe mighly seniors managed lo Slide by lhe iuniors lo earn for Themselves lhe lille of 'lChamps . 88 Volleyball Miss Frosl, Assisfanf Direcf or of Girls' Aihlefics. The lasl weelc in March aboul eighly girls reporled To Miss Sewell and Miss Frosl in 'rhe gym for volleyball. Praclices were held +wo days a weelc for four weelcs. Class leams were chosen al +he end of lhe season, consisling of len girls from each class, and 'rhe games were played ohf in lournarnenl form, wilh lhe seniors winning. 89 1 Badminton Badminlon is one of lhe mosl' popular of in- framural sporis for girls. The birdie fries aboui fhe gym wilh greal' enfhusiasm during the spring end fall lerms. Bowling Aboui 80 enfhusiasfic girls slaried oul the bowl- ing season, parficipafing once a weel al' The Bren?- wood Alleys. Afler I2 weeks lhe five girls wifh highesf averages from each class were chosen 'fo be on fheir own respeciive feams. lnierclass mafches were held befween fha fhree ieams wifh lhe Juniors ending on lop. Afler ihese mafches, five girls wilh lhe highesf averages of 'lhe six slrings bowled, were selecfed lo comprise a varsiiy ieam. The varsi-ly included Grace Ellie? lSr.l, Mary Roach lJr.l, Mary Mclcellan lJr.l, Lena Paladina lJr.l, and Jessie Carlson lSr.l. Field Hockey R This year's season of field hoclzey was moder- afely successful for 'lhe Wal+ham High girls. Alfhough ihere were no acfual viciories, fhere were many moral viclories such as 'lhe iying of fhe Wesfon game by bolh 'Phe 'lirsi and second learns, Wesfon being our arch rivals! There were only four ouiside games played ihis year, fwo wifh Wesion, one wifh Needham and one with The Tired Molhers of Wayland . The inier class game was won by 'the seniors, alihough ihere were some very promising sophomore and iunior players. A ia' is an .-,QV wwzm ww? v ', 4 .N . J if Ei.-f ,gi K 'Q gl Y' ur s v , .- , 'L 0 H ? f if 'W ,W , 'F x W . LA . Wwlwww, are -5 ff5j 1 ,Q ' .fig WT 'fW M K -ii' , , Jack Daddona Wl1al's ilmrl in his hand? Doflie Olney C'mon in, ll1e wafer is fine! Thelberf Eccles Who would believe H7 Belly Bond Pefile and charming. Joe Egan Freclles, himself. Alice Clasby Could ii be? Pele Ceglio Pisiol Fefe? Joyce Hodges You should see her Eleanor Sluarples Liffle Miss Pigfails. Tom Nolan He's a big boy now. 92 now! Joan Beamish SiHing preHy. Mimi Casfellana Slarry eyed. Lorraine Crocker Ain'f she sweef? Jaclr Lennon Dacldy's Ii++Ie boy Kay Minsk Sophisficalion. Barbara Cousins Giggles. Louise Le Brun Poser. Waller Runclleli Even fhen he had lhe Roy Kelley Tanned and charming. bug! Rila Scarpello Sfill a redhead! William Slumpf The picfure of innocence! Nafalie Harris So pensive. Nancy Sinclair Well, well, anolher baby! ll's Nancy. Daniel Bushey Whal a cule baby! 93 Bob Palfen Baldy enioying file sul Thelma Sloclman Thinlzing of school? Mary Ellen Woods Where are we going? Joan Vanwagonen A day al Hue beach? The 1950 MIRRGR To hold as 'lwere, lhe mirror up 'lo nalurew EDITORIAL STAFF Edi+or-in-Chief Beverly Noseworlhy Associale Edifors Business Managers Jean Doucelle Nancy Sinclair Lois Carr Berh l-luloley Dorolhy Olney Thelma Sloclrman Nancy Leland Mary Ellen Woods Newlon Poole Waller Weeden Assisfanls Richard Brillon Richard Ealon Geraldine Abraham Allred D'Anqio Barbara Loclcharl Vincenl Albanese Donald l-larf Irving McGovern Doris Jallerian Pho+ography lvlr, Perlcins lvlr. Glew Camera Club Richard Jenne++ Raymond Poirier Typislrs Joyce l-lodges Kalhleen McLeod 94 As members of a class who will be soon faking a place in +l'1e business life of +l1is communify, we Hiank fhe adveriisers for calling our affenfion +o flue fine producfs fliey offer and above all 'for 'rlweir willing support l 95 'IM '1!M.!.e..f0fl... CL... 0 1950 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. The Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Codyer and Mrs. L. Goinsalvas and Mrs. David P. 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