Wells High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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A DANISH SHIP TIT ELL, we did some tall scrambling in these past few weeks and now we have an almost complete account of our 1934 alumni. We have had three weddings in this class already and another to come in the near fu- ture. Here they are: William Windy Andrews and Miss Ruth Haggerty of Webster. Janice Price is now Mrs. Charles Ballard. Dorothy Clark became Mrs. Harmon at a pretty wedding last July. Best of luck! Frances Roberts announced her engage- ment to James Westwell in October. When will it be, Frances? An unusually large number of our gradu- ates are relearning the woes of a Freshman. Among them are: John Martin at Brown University. (He turned up for the Senior play.) John LePage, Jr. at Assumption College, Worcester. Claire Paquette at Boston University. Jane Fitzpatrick at Jackson College, Med- ford. Stanley Flower at Mass. State. William Sutcliffe at Wore. Polytechnic Inst. Annette Desaulniers at Becker ' s College. Russell Joslin at the Trade School. Esther Skinner at Forsythe Dental, Boston. Helen Kelley at Mass. General, Boston. Byron Williams is studying hard at Nichols ' Academy in Dudley. Doris Gay is enjoying herself at Northfield Seminary, with Barbara Brockway ex ' 35 and Eleanor Williams ex ' 34. Arthur Lango is a student in Williston Academy, Easthampton. A large group are trying to get rich quick at the A. O. Among them are: Emma Albani Ernest Chiocca Alfred Guertin George LeDuc Louis Santo John Starr Helen Grant Mary Hwalek Leonard Blair Wanda Galondek Doris Lataille Gerald McNitt Kasmira Ostrowski Olga Dumas Florence Grudzein Grace Oldfield Antonio Palmerino is also working at the A. O. and has also proved to be a star Foot- ball player for the Gibraltars. Jana Bingley and Jean Macallister are both working in the Public Library. Gerald LaFleche is baking bread at Rich- ards Baking Company. (Continued on Page 22)

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