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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1942 volume:

BRAVO 'FEI I OW may w n the plaudxts of a crowd by needles lf rlskmg hm hfe But nobody cheers the pzoperty owncl who f1SkS the wxpmg out of h1s lifelong savmgs by Hrc Only adequate msurance can gxve you full protecuon If you are under lnsured you st1ll are unprotected on a part of your Investment When you thmk of p ore non thmk of thls orgamza R M BURNHAM SOUTHBRIDGL MASS UOI1 Consult your oc pen! y ould your doctor or lawy AMES WORSTED CO MdH1ffdCfufCfJ Qf MEN S AND WOMEN S WORSTED WEAR BGUSQUETS AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES NEW LOCATIONS CORNER NORTH and FOSTER STS 440 442 MAIN ST SOUTHBRIDGE WEBSTER Complzments of TI-IE UNITED LENS CO SOUTHBRI DGE MASS Patromze Our Advertzsers H I I I I O I . . . i ' - I S X . . .x . I 5 . I . I C. , . . . - I O , . inauran a as ouw er ,Q 0 , Y Q- 'Liz f N TX1 ,v-- 'A , V , 1 ' , ' 1 I A r V , - , I 71 - N - ' D THE CRIMSON AND GRAY PUBLISHED QUARTERLY BY THE STUDENTS OF THE MARY E WELLS HIGH SCHOOL SOUTHBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME XXV JUNE 1942 NUMBER 4 CRIMSON AND CRAY STAFF IQ.4.l lQ4,2 1 111 1111 IDI! 1111 l 11111 ll 111111111111 T1111x11111 Ruth Iylllllllf, 51111111111 111 N11bx111p111111 llllllllffl D11111tl1x IX 11 1111 4111171111 F11111111111 101111 11111110 R111C11 Ef11f0lZfl1 Staff NI211111111 H1111 1111 fl 1 111 B11 1 lllf.,l NllX1ll0l0 x 1 NI 1 1111 NI'11x XIIII Hlzcltou P1 11111 Ix1rl1x I1 111 R11l111t 011 Typzng 511117 Xlae Chf1f111 Gl011'1 F1 ett1 lllllpt L1Cl1OIOXX 10112 Helen Rx z1l1 lil! 111111 S111 Xllil B11tl11 N Il H IIIX R111111 1111 x 11111 1111 B1-11111 N 1111111011 M1117 5111111111 BI111 R11 Bl1111l11t In 1110' C ax Nxlua Gleene Cline Lllslffll Ill XIQIIL Norton 52111 NILX 111 A111111 Xoung 1111111111 4111 1101, NI1 Tl1Q1l 1 I 1t7g11 ll . . I ' 71 Y , - E111 '-A - ,'111'cf. Mary ' 'lillll Blix' 'xx .111 A1 lllvllz ' Q l,111'1'11i111 D1 Av' I, . . A .7-11 . Afl11C11'1'.w HOI'lll2lIl I,:1sk11wski Ray l,if:I'f'gIll'lfI Sta -'z .la usz C1'111'g1- f1Il'Ill'fl .. . 1.1 fl1-1't1'111l1- llX'l -1' l.1-11- I: 'llll . ' .Q fz .'a ' 1' 11111 Pl1.'ll's . :I s P: lint' I 1 1 1 In 1' '. lllll . K 5 ' .'111x ' '1' ' .' ,. .S , .2 .- , U .. - ' 1 I ' . 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - fx 1 . . U s ca I . A L 11 gt, ,' , . 'S .' SQ: ' K , . A L A, jsx' A .,Q.v,5 4 .X v ' , K- '- 'ss '1 . 1'al,l i M To Its Faculty Advlser MISS FRANCES TROY The Class of I942 Deducotes Thus Issue of the CRIMSON cmd GRAY Wnth Affection ond Gratitude J W rg, slim K BN ,f K W E H .R Sf V . S E I t I t , l I t ' f t H H 1947 IRIN JN XNIJCR 12-ll Tothe Class of IQ!-L2 of the MARY E WELLS HIGH SCHOOL June l942 morks sux months sunce our notion wos plunged unto totol wor Those sux months hove chonged the nmmedlote ond remote future of eoch member of the Mory E Wells l-llgh School groduotlng closs To eoch one they hove brought grove ond monufold responsnbulntnes Just whot ore these responslbnlntles9 They ore so numerous thot on ottempt to enumerote them would toke endless poges of prnnted motter There IS one responsnbmlnty however thot l would brnng to your ottentuon over ond over ogonn ond thot us the flght to unsure your younger brothers ond susters your chlldren to be ond oll of your descendants the rnght to go to school ln the some corefree ond hoppy woy thot hos been yours The lnsuronce thot our free democrotlc schools sholl contmue ns o seruous responslbnlnty In these schools ond omong your own number ore the leoders of tomorrow In these schools ore tought the prlncuples of lnberty ond democrocy These schools teoch you how to thunk spoclously ond to llve grocuously These some schools wall help to teoch the leoders of to morrow how to obtosn o peoce o peoce thot IS lostnng one thot ns won by hord flghtlng ond by hord thnnkung Our mochnnes wlll help to wnn the wor but mochnnes wall not thunk out o plon to keep the peoce Who wall do the thinking? You who ore educoted In the vost system of schools throughout the notion ore educoted to do the thlnklng You wnll decade whot ksnd of treotnes wall breed peoce unsteod of wor Groduotes of Mory E Wells l-llgh School l oppeol to you to toke your port rn the vost struggle thot confronts us whether In the ormed forces of our country or un the enormous work focung the home front Fight well but olso thunk well If such as done by eoch of you you wall more than ful full my hopes for you .lomes M Robertson Prunclpol - 1 i 1 A 1 S C A7 I A Y L' QTL 3 Lf - 1 , l 1 1 , , , 1 1 I l ' 1 I l . , , ' . I I . I 1 1 1 , ' 1947 CRIMSON ANDCRAX 1947 SENloR CLASS GFFICERS Presldent Jean Francois Roy Franco a vrolrl In KIC um ll II 1 Class Pres 2 3 4 '-lonor Pupil Graduatuon Speaker C and G 2 Bus Mgr 3 Student Councnl 2 4 Pres 3 Traffnc Squad 2 3 4 Glee Club l H R P l Class Play and Usher 3 4 Vlce President Marlorle Loulse Cole Mudge Margle c 111' 1 0 u ll! If IOHII Class Sec 3 V P 4 Honor Pupul Graduation Speaker Clubs Girls Prog Com l Glee2 Dramatlc Prog Com 3 Treas 4 Com Usher 3 Candy 3 4 Class Day Dec 3 Secretary Claure Janet Luslgnan Clalre c ll!! 1 ClassSec4ClassVP3HRVP3HRS2Cad G Staff 4 320 College Avenue Cheer Leader 2 3 Capt 4 Clubs Gleel 2 Gurls l Stampl Mag l Dramatlcl 2 3 Sec 4 Usher Class Day2 3 Basketball l Treasurer Richard Leon Renaud Duck 1 lz 1 Class Treas 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Hockeyl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 Track3 4 Traffic Squad2 3 4 Class Plays 3 4 Clubs Dram 3 Treas 4 Mag 3 NOTE: The course 'n wh'ch each senior is belng graduated 's ind'cated by the followng sgns: a Academic Course lcl Cnmrne cial Course lg General Course 1947 CRINISOIN XNID C R Y 1947 Ruth Dxana Abrams Ruthle Rufus Rudy faj fm 1 4 1 1 Ill I l I I Honor puprl Chanr Class Proph ecv Clubs Dam l 2 Treas 3 a nl Glrlsl Plays lnterclassl Amateur l Assemblles Com Play 3 Class Day Dec 3 Contests Am Leg Essay 2 Wor C Oratorn cal 2 Grand Prlze Com Chest Poster-l Banquet Orch 4 Motto4 Lorraine Rlta Desrosler XVSIHIC c 2 II Ill I I Honor pupll Graduation Speak er C andG 4 Clubs Dramatlc l ee G Plays Mode to Order Hero 320 College Ave Chrnstmas Play l 2 S l 2 3 Dec m 3 Readers Guuld 3 lnterclass Play H mony Hall l O Com Song 4 Chalr Banquet 4 Mary Elizabeth Dlrlam M D 1 Ifllllfll Honor Pupnl Graduation Speaker and G l 3 Ed an Chle ubs Dramatic l 2 3 4 I Clu V P l Com Dec 3 Ushcr 3 Play 3 Dram C Program 4 s embly Prog l 4 P a s Made to Order Hero 320 College Avenue Inter Class l Fueld Hock 3 Roduo Pog l 4 Foren IC League and Oratorucal Contests l Mary Ann I-Iazelton Hazy a I Il rn Honor Pupnl Graduation Speak e Plays Made to Order Hero 320 College Ave Mlnstrel Show ondG 4 H R Treas 2 H V P 3 4 m Banquet4 Prom Dec 3 Motto3 Play3 4 G:ft4 Clubs Gleel 2 Dramatic 3 Latnn Glrls l ag 3 Quiz Group4 1 ng Helen Arm Ryczek Helka ' 'Rl z c It ll II Honor Pupil Wll Com 4 C and G 4 Class Day Usher 3 Clubs rs l 2 Mag 2 Com Prop Dress 4 Olga Rlta Salvluolo O ga I lllllll I If 1 Honor Pupll Class Prophecy 4 and G bs r s Glee l 2 Tennns l 2 Dramatic 4 Com Socual 4 Tlcket 4 Candy 3 Prom 3 Dress 4 Program l Vlolet May Savory V Drmples I Honor Pupul Prophecy Com Mode to Order Hero Clubs Girls l Glee 2 3 Head Llb and Treas 4 Com Chalr Dress 4 Play 4 Candy 4 Tucket 2 Thomas Grant Walkrnshaw VValk1e lllll lll L All Honor Pupll Prophecy Com ass Pres l H R 3 Student Council l 2 3 Advisory Com 4 Orchestras Class 3 4 Jazz 2 3 4 Ba 3 Track 2 4 Cross Country2 3 Amateur Show3 Mnnstrel3 Clubs e l G e La 1947 CRIMSON AND CRAY 1947 Marie Theresa Asselin Terry c 4 l IH ll Assembly 2 Am Show 2 Clubs Grs Play l Chair Ent Com 2 Glee 3 Readers Z Com Candy Robert Ollver Aucom Bob Oakle 1 I llf 1 4: I 1 111101 R P es l 2 Play Usher 4 Com Prom Dec 3 Clothes 4 Clubs Rifle 2 Readers Guild 2 3 Fellcia Antomette Bednarz Fez l 1 :Ill 1 II nr 111 Girls Clubl 2 3 4 Magazine Club 2 3 Class Color 4 Book League 2 3 4 Azelie Dalma Belisle Maisie Pmky J :qw um I fum rum am I r fy I rr un! n fl' . H Girls Club 2 3' Banquet Orch. 4. Eileen Estelle Bolduc Kitty c fll1'r rnnll l' Ill.. UI' yn Radio Program 4' Glee Club 2 3 4' Assembly 4' Banquet Orch. 4. Ieanne Antoinette Bombardier Ieannie Precious gl 4 I I I l Glee Club 2 3 4 Harmony Hall Assemblies 4 Radio Program 4 Play Publicity 4 Vincent Rlcha rd Boniface Vm Buck If 1 ll lllfll If ll UI Rifle Club l 2 3 Traffic Squad 2 3 Class Play Ticket Committee Gertrude Bouvler Gert c ll 4 4 r Class History 4 Class V Pres 2 c l V P 2 Pa Made to Order Hero 320 College Ave Minstrel 3 News Reporter 3 4 Clubs Dram l Treas 2 Gleel Treas 2 3 Girls l Prog Com 2 Prom Dec 3 Ch Advisory 3 4 Usher Operetta l Ch 2 Candy y l C and Iullette Marie Brault u IC I I I ll' ill 1 I 'rs Club V-P. 2 Treas. Pr s. 4' H. R. S. T. l' Com.: Candy 3 -l' Skits 4 Dress 4. Harold Lincoln Briggs Boris I .1 t'1'l4'.' C pun. Plays: 320 College Ave. Made- to-Order Hero Elmer 2 Competi- ' n l Christmas 4' H R. T. l 4' Traffic Squad 3 4' Debating 3 Pres. 4' Clubs: Rifle l Mag. Treas. 2 3A Com.: Prorn Dec. 3 Grad, 3 1942 CRIMSON AIND GRAY 1947 lean Louise Buckley ' Bucky Buck Bucksho Buckeye II 1 lL ll cl Student Council 3 4 Class Sec 2 Clubs Dram l 3 Sec 2 Mag 3 320 College Ave 4 Minstrel 3 Usher Arn teur Show 2 H R S 2 3 B nquet Com 4 Noel Ioseph Butler 965 Buddy Pierre f I I II f ll If llllll Will Com 4 Debating 3 Sec 4 Traffic Squad 3 4 Plays Made to Order Hero 320 College Ave lnterclassl Clubs Riflel ag 2 3 4 Model Airplane 3 4 H R Pres 3 -l Prom Dec 3 C undG Iune Barbara Byron Iun1e Byron I4 Ill! ee Club l Z V P 3 Pres Shows Class Play 4 Minstrel 3 Amateur 3 Assembly Programs 4 Com Ticket 3 Usher 2 Mae Ethel Chaffee MSISIC I ll I lnqflunz Radio4 C andG 4 Com Ad visory 4 Ring 3 Play 3 Candy l 4 Dec 3 Usher 2 3 Clubs Glee ramatic 2 3 s P l Frank Sibley Chlpman, Ir Chr Iumor Basil Q ,lr 1111111111 . , History Com, 4' Debating Team 3 4A Traffic Squad 3 4' Cubs: Readers Guild 2 3 V-P. 4' Stamp S Rife l' Co .: Play3 4 Prm Dec. 3, 'llfibv are Antolnette Chnsto Tom I I I Com Prom Dec 3 Candy 3 4 Ribbon 3 Clubs Glee l 2 Mag Robert Ernest Cote Bo l III If lnumzr fl imfinrf n 1 Magazine Club2 H R V P l 2 Prom Corn 3 Barbara Clare Cudworth Barb' 'Cuddy lllllllllllll rir p 1 1101 u ent Councll 3 4 H s l H R Sec 3 Co quet 4 Candy 3 4 Publicity 3 otto 3 Clubs Dram l 2 Girls l Mag 2 3 MinstrelSl'1ow3 Helen Anne Damlan Dom' 6HClCl3 c qrmfl zz UI Skits4 Clubs Girls I 2 Ticket Com 3 Glee 2 Dino Alfred DeAngel1s Slappy un Ili: gl! ff lrrizgr rr. Golf Club 2 3 4' Football Mgr. 2 3 43 Traffic Squad 2 3 ' Com.: Clothes 4 Chair. Ring 3 Play Usher 3 Ticket Chair. 3' H. R. V-P. , 1947 CRIMSON AND CRAY 1947 Charles Homer Demers Charlle l I I f lflllll Class Play Usher 3 4 Clubs Rifle 2 3 Magazine Georgette Theresa Desaulnrers Gr GI c 1 Ill lllf I Clubs Glrls 2 3 Program Chaxr 3 Dramatvcel Com Rmg 3 Class Day Dec Usher 3 Candy 4 Sklts 4 Motto 4 Iune Desrosler UIUC C U I ll I III! 320 College Ave Assemblles 3 4 Com Orchestra3 Dec 3 Mm sre 3 Operettas l 2 Cu S an l ram l Armand Peter D1Feder1co Two Gun De Fed gf 2 1:1 plrl 111 rl Cross Country 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseb ll2 3 4 Play Usher4 Ruth Lorralne Dionne Dlmples 4 1 111 ll! IIHIJGI and G Treas 4 320 College Ave Harmony Holl lnterclass ploy Sec 2 Ten s etball l Clubs Glee l 3 Dram 2 Com Dress 4 Prom Prog 3 Class Day Dec and Usher 3 Ticket ssembly l Make up l Margaret Ioan Dlorlo McGee Margle f I 1 1 IP ll Clu s Glee l 2 Girls l Dr rn tm Com Can sher Z Dress 4 Play Make up Chalr 4 Program Chair 3 Prom Dec 3 Fueld l-lockeyl 2 Basket 2 Ten Lorrame Constance Donals Chubby c llll 1 11 ml Cu s Glee2 Glrls l 4 g Com Prom 3 Play Ticket 4 Vlfgllila Mary Dzura Grnny c 1 flllll 11 Ill ll ll 1111 Rcdo Program 4 Glee Club Z 3 4 Assembly 4 Fashion Shcw Iames Henry Eagles Inmmy c 11 1 llll 1 nfl llll 1111 1 11 320 College Ave lnternatnonal Pageant l Prom Usher 3 Readers Guild 2 Assembly 4 Barbara Shrrley Ann Egan Shadow' 'B rb Babs c 1 11 :mmf Skuts-4 Clubs Dram I Glrls l Com Tucket3 4 Prom 3 Dec 3 Dress 4 1947 CRIMSON Paulme Gertrude Ethler Pau a ll 111 In 1 1 Cu s Latml Glrls I Us er Grad 3 Class Day 3 Nlarlone Helen Fmlay Ierry' 'Margie C 1111111 II 11111 Dress Cam 4 Fashnon Show I C ubs Glee 2 Bo Magazlne 2 Glorla Thelma Flsette Glo' 'Glory c 1 Ill ll ll 1111 IIIZI and G 4 Classucal Orchestra I Z 3 4 Book League Sec Har mony Hall Assemblyl Com Glft 4 Tlcket 3 4 Dress4 Play I 4 Clubs Glee I Latm I Magaz1ne3 Norman Charles Franz Franz Beansy Prof' g ff IIIII l11rn1l I 11111111 Class Wlll 4 Plays Made to Order Hero 320 College Ave Clu s Rflel Treas 2 3 Prm og 3 H R Treas Llonel Louls Gagnon nozl lm! Il 111 Orchestra 2 3 Mulntary Band 2 3 320 College Ave Class Treas 2 BClSebOlll 2 Shgwg Arn 2 3 Mmstrel 3 Assemblnes 2 3 Rlfle Club I 2 Banquet Orch 4 AND CRAY 1947 Roslyn LOIS Goodwin Roz Rozy Goody 1 mf fllll 1 1 111111 1 Classlcal Orch I 2 3 4 Tan frum 2 Chlmes of Normandy 3 Clubs Glee 2 3 Gurls I 2 Dram L I Ama r Com Candy 3 Class Day Dec 3 Song 4 Carl Hard S ug 11,1111 Illllll 111111 Golf Team Z 3 4 Dance Band 4 Prom Usher Checker Ticket 3 320 College Ave Model C I 2 3 Banquet Orch 4 Song Com 4 Barbara May Harman Barb Bob I lltl 111 1 Il1111 I 111111 ll 111 I 1 l111111us Cu s Glee I 2 Grls 3 Read ers Gulld I Stamp I Com Prom 3 Play Candy 3 Norman Leopold Hebert Shorty fill 131111 131111111111 Track I 2 3 4 Cross Country 234HoceyIZ34Cs Play 3 4 Clubs Gleel Dram 3 Alrplane3 H R Pres I 3 Com Dec 3 Tlcket 3 Usher 2 Advisory 3 4 Dress 4 Banquet 4 Trafflc Squad 3 4 Dons Mae Hlckox Re c as 1rl1 I7 Illlllj lllll 1 Sklts -I Glee Club I 2 1942 CRIMSON AND CRAY 1947 Maryorxe Conant Hobson Marge Margle f D 1 I 1 1l1I111l11 Made to Order Hero Munstrel Show3 Clubs Gleel 2 Dram 3 rs 4 Com Rlng 3 Play Publ1c1ty 4 Class Day Dec 3 Prom Prog 3 C and G 4 Wrlham Iohn Hogan B1 y a 1 In 1 1 Track l 2 3 Cross Country l 2 Hockey 2 St Councnl 4 320 College Ave Com Stage 3 Rmg Banquet 4 Clubs Anrplane Pe ders Guulcl Margaret Ann Keenan Margre Il lil Fneld Hockey 2 3 Basketball Mgr 4 Clubs Lat1nV P l Glrls 3 Ch Prog Com 4 Mag 2 3 Corn T1cket3 4 Class Day Dec 3 Prcrn Dec 3 Vasrllkle Ellzabeth Kolllos Be ty Vacho ll ll ll I llll 1 11111 Glee Club l 4 Banquet Orch 4 Martha Elean Koprowskl Martha H0111 If 11 I 1 Il F1eld Hockey 2 3 lnterclass Hockey Meet 4 Clubs Latrn l G'ee 2 Alexander Iohn Kowalewskl Ala Al I 320 College Ave Band Orches Z H R Treas l Glee Z 3 4 Trcket Corn Panayota Marle Kraly Pat Yo a C ll l IN I flllll R S c l Clubs Stam gaznne l 1 2 ra Usher 3 Corn Tocket 4 Sklts 4 A T Paulme Anita Langlals Polly' 'Shorty ll Il Ill If 1111 1 Orchestra l 2 3 Student D rec or 4 Clubs Glee l Latnn S andT l Com Orchestra 3 Prop ert1es4 Chalr Song 4 Basketball V l 2 4 Operet 2 Pageant l Fashuon Show l 2 Herman Chester Laskowskl Iazz Boy 111111 111111 lI111f11 H1 flll C ondG 4 Play Usher4 Latun Clu l Loulse Ellzabeth LeCla1r WOUISIC I 1 1111 111 7, 1 11l17Z11iI11 Clu s G rls l Glee 2 Mag 2 3 Stamp l Com Candy 2 3 4 Chour lnv1tC1t1On3 H R Sec l 2 1947 CRIMSON AND GRAY 1947 Sarah Ann Lentl Sall 'Sal IIN 1 r un I nuff 1142 If fllll lflllf f ll ll ass Will -I Choir Skuts ake up 4 Clubs Glee I Dram 3 Com Advnsory 3 4 Candyl 2 3 4 Usher2 Fashuon Show 4 Iulla Nelhe Lrchorowlec Goohe c f lr Il 1 In C and G 4 Corn Tlcket 3 4 Property Usher 3 Clubs Glrls Dr of Play I Prog Com I ee 2 Mag 2 Mothers Day Program Int I Pageant Eugene Louls Mathreu Gene Ma nuff fflzqufl I I Play Usher 4 Norman Roger Mathieu Norm Ma tle J Ill I If ll 11 I I lr Class Prophecy 4 Basketball 7 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Track 3 -I Classucal Orch I 2 3 Dance Band I Z 3 Band 2 Ama ur Show 3 Minstrel Show 3 320 Col lege Ave Traffc Squad 2 3 4 ubs Mag 3 I om Tucker 3 -I Orchestra 3 Iullette Mana Matte UIC If mmf J fill ll 1111.111 In 4111 Tenn:s3 Com Candy3 4 ln vntatuon 3 Motto 4 Clubs Gnrls H V ,at -400 Mmor Edward McLaughl1n Mitch Mac r mm 1 rn lun Traffcc Squad 2 3 4 Glee Club Fo Made to Order Hero Com Dec Prom Class Day 3 Banquet 4 Dorothy Ruth Merrlck Do ' 'Do re ur ll I I I4 Banquet Orch Com 4 Norman Kendall Morong 131111 I lllllfll ll lzmll llllll pn Ley 1 mmf! Cross Country 3 4 Track Z 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Traffuc Squad e Dram 3 4 Band and Orch I 2 Football 3 Fred Lmcoln Morse Morse ' 'Shakespearev Mo faj I ll ffl I I f ml lllf ll nr! ll Student Councll 2 3 4 Raduo Program 4 Traffic Squad 3 4 H H S T 4 Track 320 College Ave Us er 3 4 Com Prom Dec Rlng Clubs Stamp Glee Marvm Porter Morse Marv tl um mn H R Pres IO2 Play Usher 3 4 Ticket Com 3 4 1947 CRIMSON Russell Edwards Morse Hayseed ' 43 I 320 College Ave Debotmg T arn 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Iullet Anne Perron ll IC J 1 1 Munstrel Show 3 Clubs Dram oak C m Can y Dress -4 Ioseph Raymond Phaneuf Ra 1 1111 ll 11111 1111111 N J Clubs Rlflel 2 3 Model Air plane 2 Chaur Stage Com 4 Lucllle Ruth Pmsonneault Lou 1 1 ll 1 12111 1 Dress Com 4 H R Treas 2 rs Club l Fashlon Show l 2 Com Rang 3 Play Publlclty 3 Tlcket 4 Usher 3 Skuts 4 Rubla Clalre Pmsonneault Ruby II l 11 Glrls Clubl 2 Fashuon how l 2 Usherette Class Day and Grad 3 AND CRAY 1947 Lorrame Amta Proulx Lorry 1 1 Clubs Glrls 2 3 Drarn -4 Book 2 3 Mag 3 Corn Class D and Grad Dec 3 Usher3 Tnckets LOUISE Fllzabeth Quatrocelll Lomse Lll7y Betty c nts 4 Clubs Glee l Z 1 2 Mag Z Corn Tlcket 3 Prom 3 l. Eugene Iohn Remlan Chlmek Pres Student Councnl 4 Basket 2 3 Capt 4 Baseb 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Ioseph Harvey Richard Pete a 1 III II I Football 2 3 4 Hockey2 3 4 Track 2 3 Rlfle Club l Mane Loulse Rlchard Lou Dickie c 1 1111 1 llllll JI 1 Fashlon Show Announcer l 2 u s Glee I Corn T1ckets3 4 Assembl1es2 3 I- I : : Q : : I A . Q C5 99 ,, ,, K y , V to g M 1'.1f 1111111 111'r l1111'1 111 14 j111'f11'l l,,f1 lx 1111 l'11111f1 1' if ll'l 1llll'I'1l,U 11' 11'f.'.H S , , , . , , . , .Z . . , , , ' 3, 4. ssl Q 5 5 H - Q- 4, -rd' an .1 -1 C 3 'LIN 'mf' lll ll l l ' 'I l 'X l '. um l 11111 1-11 1'l1111'1'!11 ll'l-lll ll11 11'111'l11. sllfmjl -l11,' 1l.w In l11f1'1 11111s1lI'1x,' A W Sk I I I ' G.rIS, F 5 4 1, l, 1 . 1 .2 ' 1 4, 3, B 4, O .2 d 3, -l, 5 A 0 CG ' 'W .. y,. cg, E y t 1, i N U I N lg! Ll 11-111 1111 lm lIlI'lIjf 111 Illr' IL'U0lfs Q -l I-'Wll U' l1 !l Nl 'l- llIllNfl1', -1. l1'L'1' l1 N' 1011 . ' Q - 2 r . -- ball l, , , . g all l, if 97 cc, ss ss c D .-111 llinys 'ill I111' 1r11'1' fyllf' .-l 11-'111l'.w in 1111 111 'I nj' 11111 Il , 5 , , , I f1A1'1 .w in 1,1 1ll'l'l,v, Gi ' ' 1 22 ' I . , J , , J X 66 q, CG .7 of ' ' 5, c , I1 ' 11l.'l 1' fs- -1 '1 .-111111 Al . . , , W I ull I 411l1.l,l'X ' ' N-ll!! lf ' 1.x 111:11 1 ' I III' .Ql1'Il. . 1 I I . S M ' I I , In Cl b : A , 2, 3, Girls' l, 2, ' h I 4 .. , , , . lf 1947 CRIMSON AND GRAY 1947 lean Catherine Robertson Robbe a l I Class Hustory 4 Plays Made to Order Hero 320 College Ave Fneld Hockeyl 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Contests Arnerucan Legson Essay l Z Ford Good Druvers 3 u s Glee l 2 Marlo Ioseph Ruzzoll Shoes UH Il U I Glee Club l 2 Basketball l 2 G 3 Capt 4 Cr Country 3 4 Play Txcket Com Elalne Claire Salva Elame c 1 fill 1 1 1 I 1 Plays 3 4 Operetto l Cheer leader 4 Com Orchestra 3 Dress 4 Class Day and Grad Dec 3 ndy 3 H R Sec l V Clubs am 2 3 I Gee l 2 Shlrley Lorrame Salva Shlrl c l I Student Councll 2 3 4 H R 4 Treo 4 Dra 2 Prop Com 3 4 Girls l Candy Com 2 Glee l 2 Mag 2 Com Candy Class Play 3 Amateur 3 Durector Dram C Play 2 Rose Mary Sanek Rose nz 1 I Ill lrml rs Club l T32 if if ta 1 NNW Chester Ioseph Savory Chet H l I ass Wall 4 H R P es Or toncal Contest 4 Student Coun c1I 4 Cont Com 4 Traftuc Squad 3 Cyrono de Bergerac Skt 4 Amateur Show 3 Clubs Mag Dance Com 3 Readers Guuld Tre s V Dance Com 4 Photo Sec 3 Debatlng County Champs Dance Corn 4 Com Clothes 4 rom D 3 Plays Corn 3 Ticket 4 Ush r 4 Stage Ethel Augusta Smith Smitty Effel c U II ll I I Il I I ubs Gleel 2 3 Mg Assembly 3 Agnes Anne Stevens Aggxe Soon1e Agl fgj 1 I l Il ll Motto Chanr Book League Rep 3 C and G 4 Sklts 4 Amateur S ow l Anc Hst Sklt l Ra no 4 Cyrano de Bergerac Sk t 4 Natl Forensic Winner 3 Poetry Contest3 Clubs Gleel 4 Gurls 2 Fra ncls Thomas Swlackl Frank a I ll l otball 3 4 Baseball 3 Readers Gulld 2 3 4 Junior Play Sensor Play H R Health Otfucer 2 4 Grad Usher 3 Glee Club l Dress Com 4 Bertha Carolme Swynclckl Betty Ber a ll 11111 ass Husto y -l H R .nec Clubs Readers Gunld2 3 4 Latun l Glee l Com Tlc 3 Prom Dec 3 1947 CRIMSON AND CRAY 1947 Glorxa Anne Tetreault Gloria 1 1 1 Il Banquet Orch 4 Club Mag 2 3 Ioseph Theodoss Ioe Bruxser Greek gj ootball l 2 3 Co Ca sketball l Z 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Tratfuc Squad 3 Capt 4 Com Checknng 3 Tucket Clothes 4 Curtain Puller an Cyrano de Bergerac Howard Anson Thompson Bud :mm lllolu 1 N Clu S Rfle2 3 Gleel Sophle Tsoules Sophle lun Il Nlllflllll mr ub Gurls Cm Dec Foshron Show 3 4 Richard Paul Wagner Dlck Football 4 Ice Hockey 3 4 Baseball Z 3 Golf 3 Traffnc Off: cer Dance Orch 4 Com Dec 3 Orch 3 Clubs Ruflel Mag 2 3 4 Dance Corn 3 Plays Made to Order Hero 320 College Ave ln terclass Track Meet 2 3 4 .agp Davld Bruce Whlttemore Fessor' 'Bud Il ll I ll Tro hc Squad 4 lnterclass Track Meet 2 3 Clubs Stamp l Model Arrplane 2 Play Tlcket Com 3 Play Usher -l Dorothy Chrlstlne Wlessner Dot Do IC I 1 I Ill Prophecy4 C andG Sub Mgr ubs rcm 4Magl-lRRep2VP Gleel Grls l Com Propertles Inter Plays The Tantrum Made to Order Hero Brds Chrrsfmas Carol Pampered Darling 320 Col lege Ave Candy Operetto l Chrlstme Elinor Williams Tlmmy url Ill It an I lllfll ll Corn Rung 3 Advnsory 3 4 Program 3 Dress 4 Clubs Glee Z D arn l Z Ann1e Dorothy Young Ann Hung I Illll ll Class Wlll 4 320 College Ave CandG4HRVP3Stuent Councul 3 V P Ex Board 4 Bas all l rch u s Dram l 2 3 4 Girls ee 2 Tennis l Sr l rn Tncket Chalr Banquet 4 Prom Candy 3 Pampered Darlmg 4 Allce Ccceha Zadonek r r ll Ulf!! I ll!! O Ill! 711 ll II lfjllt lim! My hrlzmd your lr will IJ! Clubs Glee 3 Readers Guuld 4 1947 CRIMSON AND CRAY 194' RM ' Iesse Iones III Pmuluenne Antomette olun I'mulue Pmmy Mullxe CSS 1 ri ,-53. 320 College Ave Clubs Rutle u s Glee l Z Gurls Z ro C m -l Mag 2 3 Play Tuc t Com 4 Junucr Red Cross -l Cerrrd Claremc Pelletuer Clarence Gee Club 2 3 4 Chumes of Normondue Assemblues 3 4 Raduo Program -l 'OVPV The Perfect Sensor Gurl of 1942 Has Jean Bucks dusposutuon Ruth Duonnes dumples Waunue s eyes Julue Brault s smule Robbues heught Mary Anns wut Helen Ryczek s reluabuluty Shurley Salvo s talented feet Theresa Asselun s hour Margaret Keenan s enthussasm for sports Junue s vouce Elaune s cute rugs Magee s undepen dence June Byron s rhythm Louuse L Claur s pause Annue s personaluty Morgue s blush, Mudge s complexuon, Rubuo s hands, Sally's teeth, Julue Perron's Iune, PolIy's tal ented hands, Mae's neatness, Gert's busu ness sense, Olga's practucaluty, Barbara Cud worth's nauvety, Julua Luchorowuec's domes tucuty, M D 's guggle, Ruth Abrams' artustry mp Gle l Made ur p one 2 Dramatuc 3 Debatung 4 Traffuc Squad 3 -l Corn Stage 3 -4 Prom Dec 3 The Perfect Senlor Boy of l942 Has Gene Remuans co ordunatuon Norman Fronzs dusposutuon Tommys dumples Frank Swuacku s heught Jesse s wut Armand DFed s relrabuluty Norman Morongs speedy feet Duno s hour Joe Theodoss phy suque Norman Mathueu s funushed appear awce Norman Hebert s snappy clothes Chester s superuoruty Luonel Gagnon s sense of tume Chups pause Duck Renauds per sonaluty Bullys blush Marvun Morses charm, Robert Aucoun's teeth, Ruchard Wogner's car, CorI's swung sense, Fred Morse's neatness, Franco's busuness sense, Bruce Whuttemore's practucaluty, Pete's ap parent nauvety, Russell Morse's domestucuty, Munor's eyes Y- f ia 1 T N Y i ,.. ., -N -e -- . 4 - 1 m ' 3 - V 11, , , 1 7' ' , I , J 5 , ' as N .. f - ' H N - H lu - ' ,f X , , . I . . 1 1 , A ' lg11u'u1 1111111 l1l.'1 lr, lfufnlj lu rfnl f'l,11,m 1! .X 11 A1111 ul lzl1,1ul11 1 ul ull ,1I111.s1l'l ul u11,11HIl1,H Q, J I ' Qubi V , f ,P Q, ue ,u I, Src 1, e , IA'- o . , . , , ' ke ' . , ' , , I - I A V lf: 1 I 1 .1 , I , 1,1 f ' , . . Q I , JV ,yy Z View ' ' ' 1 2 1 ' ' . , A N!1111'l1 ls ,sflf 1 u, wil: l11'1 fx fffrlffu . I , , J ' I 1 I ', 5 .Q , Ia J , vi i :Qu r ' T . . . 1 - - - - 1 - 1 - r 1 ' 1 . . . , , , . 1 - - - 1 - 1 1 1 I ' . , . , . - 'I ' I - I I I I I . l l . I 1 V - A 1 I I I . , , ' ' ' I 1 1 ' ' . . , . . 1 - A 1 I - ' 1 , . , . , . - u , , 1 1 , . . . 1 1 - , 1 1 e- u - 1 - ' I ' I A ' I 4 ' I l I - , , . . , . , . , . . , 1 1 l6 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY COMMENCEME NT CLASS COLORS Sllver and Powder Blue SENIOR CLASS SONG BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate was held Sunday June Zl at sevcn o clock at the Unlversalnst Church The Reverend Phullp Glles preached the sermon CLASS BANQUET The Banquet of the Class ot l942 was held a the Cohasse Country Club on Tues day June 23 RECEPTION and PROM The Class ot l943 entertalned the C'ass ot l942 at the Tofvn Hall from emght thlrty tall one on Frlday June 26 Jimmy Walsh and hns orchestra turnnshed the muslc PROGRAM 1 fir Lar o Handel 1111 mrzfzon Reverend Everett A Sherwood lm, The Lord S Prayer Malotte The Class ot l94Z The Red Whxte and Blue Lorraine Rzta Desrosuer 4 ill Battle Under the United States Flag Margorue Louuse Cole Tradltlon an the Making Mary Ann Hazelton 1 If flllf Amernca the Beautiful Bates The Ramparts We Watch Beecher O Mighty Land Snbellus Mary Elizabeth Dlrlam The Star Spangled Banner .lean Francous Roy 111 N fl The Star Spangled Banner The Assembly Nlur 1 Chalrman of the School Commlttee Nfrlffrr ul Uzp 0 ll Chalrrnan of the School Commuttee I Reverend Everett A Sherwood U!! Words and Musnc by Paulnne Langlals Happy gay and tree were we When tour years ago we entered your door We are tall happy and tree you see But better prepared for truals In store Through long years ot faulure or tame When from our classmates we have parted We ll cherl h the memorv ot your name And long wull recall the truendshaps we started Chorus Mnngled with loy and sorrow We loln together and sxng our prause To you whom we leave tomorrow Our youthful voices un thanks we raise CLASS DAY PROGRAM I I OH!! , , ,, ,r,,,,, Francois Roy I I f 1 p r Nlfllll mmf on f Ill I Gertrude Bouvner Bertha Swynclckl Jean Robertson Frank Chupman Jr Annie Young Sally Lentu Chester Savory Helen Ryczek Norman Franz Noel Butler Dorothy Wuessner Norman Mathleu Olga Salvluolo Thomas Walkunshaw Violet Savory Words and Music by Paulnne Langlals I fzntmr If If Francous Roy t . 5 - . 1 , . ' 's , U1 l14fx ' I Q YT ' P 'U '1 .ssl I f' 'IIN ' , . All ll' ,ss of ll fl' . .lflrl1'lf.s.w I ' , V11 ,ws llfs nr!! 'D A . fl 'rss ' ' -l'l'l '-S I h l ' f'lrl.v.s ll'fll A . if f r I .lflflrl ,vs America s Fight for Freedom IWW 12.0 ,I W Ruth Abrams .lffflrf'.v.s ' I II . 'Jill r D I f'1fu1'l1,s ' , , I' .vs ,' l , ful .-111' zrfls If ' - - IJIYHYI' 'J 1 h l ll lN 1'1'f-A ' lu Of -4 'f1 'lN - S P1'f.w'nlrlifrn1 uf Vlllss fffff HI' ll 'll-Vt!-UI! I ' Hr' 'wx Il ll lrf'sfl'11 JI A f nf -4 ' JUNE 9-17 r I I' 5 V JLH Jar X etrf Q wum W W N. I S M1 rat Dx LCM 1 S B YT 111 H L1 HT VG L f re Lm Class rm Vvuesww Wm H w Dtbf Fw Dx Superlatuves 1 w rut Akx V A Mu J VW Y DLP Q C , , . V , 1 E . Cure Lwfjg I Hy ,V Dm! TQUWUI Afimg Yf 1 fl I 'N I W V H A 'J .fy QW ',f, , ' F' , .l.,lV,N rx In R X - ,Y t' 4, , Qrwutvi- fl, w.:vw, if-x M ff' :Y '-' Afvivx, fvwvk W if I ru 31 ' 1 VW 1' xftff' VPU? 1' L, HHH' L' r -r U U VN 'f C' 'V I 1 'VW I yn fivl 5 -if XJ 4 I: , ' -1 xl, Dwr flfx f 1, ' F ff Y F' , E,.YtJCV'f. Cu 1.4. MM 'W My -DJ In if WXVMNI GN wil T- V-jwii g K' vu M N 'J' 'frf - X X I'.'w' Q, !f -VT 1 .SV ,Mfr ' 'iw V .- ', w, A., i3,,fV1.,- f , f V .M A Jay! Vx H v 21 ' ' ' .l 'M Jf,,,l1:lpfr',y 'f Jn 'rw J fb mf- 11 . , 'H , x 'fx' 1- .nw ' , L1r,V f ff V '. 1 - 'vw ' Q' ,V F4 Ury? M Q YGUMVI :QU M 'j,,r!CxY SUKW4 3 'm f, ,I wfkffrr H1 '-Mlw ff Q3 LU' ' gm jj, w ,f,, ,pl N'vrrr':1v1 c,1Vl'. Vvgrx Dnrfzgm UH Wlf, ',, ,, ,,, pV'1VNf'l'i X ffjyg S01 A ff, J.M, ,, I NN 'VVLHI 'MVN Qfwvgwwr :wx 'w' Aww Stun QDTL VVHUXM 1 5325311 r MH I ll , f'fff, ENUM H' Hill ng fjlxj N Jw -' , . v LN HU Gif: rv Vim Dxrhyfw ll ,I ,, PTH- C xpfY11ru PQ -UQ 9,1 gjrz 11,, w E L V!'wwfr1gv'ww,rC Vim Ar :zz-H 11: I 'Wim ' N LQ.k,:j11'w'r1 Jvfm Buckivx I N H W I mr CMH-,I N 'V ' X FM V HHN' A' E- rhjr: C fu MM ' 'I X Fx f 'Aw L 5 'x Lim gm YI Y, 'r .fi r1.1r ' 1,,4f :Q-rr 'N ',l,, r , J 1' 'iv' xi A I M LI ,JN ,wx F I K 1' CU DuN:.1'r':'Vx, Y W VV DWIN 'XHZZM 'rx Dm .iw 1 ' . . , FZ ' fm x f-'ZT X1 5315351 3 Q31 D ,',, fi v E xx I: N Q jx igwgrw lf' ' ,, ' A' Jie -.H'1'.f.t: Q7 ' A 4 , X gr X, D , ff ' 5 HL 91 ,r onm- f ',-X ', I, ,. Q gff' L- Vu ctacr THE CRIMSON AND GRAY HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF Lu2 FRESHMAN YEAR Contrary to the popular cu tom of heck Ing Freshmen the portals of Mary E Wells h ld outstretched arms as a small token of apprecuatuon of the Class of 42 Indeed ut was an honor ta welcome such an outstandung group A few weeks after cur legal acceotaunce of our chosen fate we decuded that old Wells needed a good shak ung up To do thus we acquured the aud of tlne Goddess of Wund whuch uncudentally resulted un the Hurrucane of 38 Thus pres sure dud away wuth a few cob webs and we were just on the threshold of a new era Because of our enthusuasm and ever lastung school spurut even the Senuors bent theur knees and urged us to attend theur Class Play lof course the money receuved from our tuckets was no obuecti and besudes the cheerful atmosphere whuch always sur rounded us we were later told that more entertaunment was deruved from our newly establushed method of dancung than from the play utself lPIease note Class of 39 I Especually notuceable was the hesutatuon of the Freshmen to dance the fast numbers Oh say gurls dud you ever duscover lust whuch sude of the audutoruum furnushed the best opportunuty for dancung or do you stull hopefully dash from one corner to another? For a short unterval the Class of 42 mugrated or should we say Gone Wuth the Wund to be found agaun on the bus to the Westfueld Tournament Ah' Those good old days when the Freshmen were the lufe of the party Weren t the Senuor gurls nuce Jesse and Harold? Was ut due to thus won derful day that encouraged Margaret Kee nan and Barbara Cudworth to such robust sudelune enthusuasm9 One of the outstandung extra currucular events was the Gurl Scouts Lawn Party at Muss Lanphear s house Werent the boys choosey tryung to match theur dunner cards and wuth such a beautuful chouce of gurls? Joe Theodoss coachung the softball game hunted at hus powers un athletucs Ask Gert Bouvuer how she made that home run Not wantung to show up the upper class men we partook un a pruvate dancung class whuch only proves that we were an out standung class Wull we ever forget the mus tletoe at Chrustmas tume9 lt seems that there were three or four Chrustmases that year Thus wonderful dancung class furn ushed an excutung conclusuon to our Fresh man year by our furst semu formal at the Publuck House wuth a grand march led by Annue Young and Bully I-logon Even the Sophomores SOPHOMORE YEAR After a summer vacatuon fulled wuth war news and propaganda we returned to school as lofty munded sophomores How pleasant ut was to strut about the corrudors actung hugh and mughty for the benefut of the crungung freshmen' And so we luved sunfully untul our class offucers were chosen to lead us Sophomore year saw the begunnung of the famous and successful Roy dynasty whuch was to last throughout the next two years That year the Cross Country team under Mr Snell enrolled a new member of whom everybody grew to be mughty proud Thus fast streak of lughtnung was no other than our own sophomore Norman Morong who won furst place un all cross country meets agaunst other schools Also at the Inter Scholastuc Meet un Boston he came un sec ond and brought more glory to humself as well as to hus classmates I8 Y Wg- i 11 ' I A l , S . ' ll I A I I I ,,.. . e ' . , I ' A I . . , . , . , U I G . . , . - ' - . - . I I A - Senuors dudn't have that, Onward to I I I A I I . , . I . I . - u I , . . , S . ,, . . . , , - I . , ' - ' I I . JUNE l942 In the musuc department sophomores Tommy Walkunshaw and Luonel Gagnon wowed the upperclassmen by theur master ful way of playung uazz at the Vuctory dance after the Grafton game Football the domunatung sport at Wells saw un uts ranks a future star player un sophomore Duck Renaud Duck started rught out to guve hus ardent fans somethung to gloat about by scorung a touchdown un the furst of the football games he appeared un From then on through three years Duck has proved to be Websters scorungest Southbrudge opponent The sophomores grew and grew untul the Dramatuc Club gave uts Box Socual The uppercla smen were greatly umpressed by the daunty boxes of our gurls and the danc ung of our boys We even seemed old ment of the tables The study hall new as a sophomore home room was the one place where news of all sorts was to be had Practucally all sopho mores could be found there before mornung and afternoon classes thus we became well acquaunted wuth Muss Coderre a d Mr McMahon the study hall home room teachers Wuth the fullung out of electuve cards our thought tcrned to June and we became ter rubly anxuous for vacotuon to come probably umpatuent to become uunuors JUNIOR YEAR The uunuor year of the alr ady famous Class of 42 began wuth a thrull of antucupa tuon Muss Frances Troy was to have the dubuous honor of herdung the sully sopho more sheep unto the uunuor pen and prepar ur'g them for the senuor shearung We were naturally much excuted and luterally tuckled punk for Muss Troy was a favorute among us and her leadershup was much ap precuated Then too we were upperclass men now un the much vued for spot of Jolly Junuors those terrufyung tartars take us long to establush our superuoruty over those poor wuse fools' Also we had already begun to duscuss rung desugns and emblems worthy of the best class ever to reugn un Mary E Wells Hugh School Of course ut was well under sto d that a good percentage of saud rungs --Q.. CHEER LEADERS 194-I 1942 Left to rught Elaune Salva Moruon Gbb Claure Lusugnan Barbara Morse Stacua Janusz and Henry Romano I9 if I Wifi V , 4 -f , I - . l I A I , ' ' ' - or 1 I ' ' I ' . , S l ' I I I I l U ' 1 11 - 11 . , . ' II - - II ' ' I . I A s ' ' - ' - 1 I - I ' - ' lu - . 11 -- ' ' enough to fit into the night club arrange- who sauce the sophomores And it didn't . II I Il , . I I , I by , ' Mig, f ' l , I , - would decorate the necks of the falrer sex of the hugh school whule thelr dannty ones would Ive In the hlp pockets of thelr current Romeos In splte of the dlther of dlthers for fear the rungs would fall to appear before Chrlstmas many were pleased to fund that Santa Claus rushed through has flrst de Iuvery of the golden curclets as a surprise present much apprecnated To add to the ranks of our brulllant mornlng faces we welcomed Julle Perron Buddy Butler and Professor Savory who ponned company wlth a good class Then too forty one of us punnors had younger brothers and susters nn the fresh man class to serve as nasty llttle chaperones edge from sand superior lunlors After we gave the town a good gomg over at New Year s our dear class returned to the haven of alma mater to prepare for the lunuor p ay Thus I state brlskly blow :ng on my nalls that the Class of l942 put on the best play ever presented wuthun the four walls of our great audutornum All lok Ing aslde the juniors packed the hall sold standnng room and made the buggest profnt In the hustory of Wells Furthermore this drama Mode to Order Hero was so good that not one but two extra command per THE CRIMSON AND GRAY formances were given before the chnldren of other schools No sooner had thus prause been sounded than It was tame for us to get to work and decorate that same assembly hall for Class Day It certainly IS lucky that gasollne ratlonnng wasn t In effect at that time o the four cars that each made about twenty trlps for flowers vases moss and above all mountaln lthe forbuddenl laurel wouldn t have been so successful But never before had we seen the old hall look so festlve and we grudglngly admitted that the mad and hectuc two days spent had brought pleasant results It was worth all the wor ry For weeks afterward the town buzzed nts decoratuons Closely follownng thus was the decoratnon of the Town Hall whuch we mnstakenly but Iaborlously thought could be decorated on the same scale However the patrlotlsm displayed was In :ts very slmpluclty beguulnng and all those present enloyed themselves So passed another year and the erstwhule lolly jumors have become the serlous se nlors just waltung for the favors of the truflung underclassmen SENIOR YEAR In September of l94l we became sensors CAST OF MADE TO ORDER HERO 20 I . Q I ' . - I r T I ' I I I 1 I . . . . , . I - I I Il ll ' I I I l I - . I l . I I -what am I saying?-to gain useful knowl- with talk of the beauty of our stage and I 1 Q I 1 I I . . , . . , , , . . I I I . . l . . I . - I . . ' . - I ' . l I I I ' I - JUNE l942 At last we could walk wsth our noses hsgh and proclasm to the rest of the world we are tops Then suddenly we sensors were attacked by the pesky foes measles and scarlet fever Many of us were annoyed by rather than ssck wsth them Fra wcoss Roy for snstance watched measles sprout rsght before hss eyes Even the fsrst sensor event of the Year our play 320 College Avenue was affected The star Buddy Butler was quarantsned for two weeks the vsctsm of hss ssters scarlet fever Thss caused great anxsety sn the sensor class but Iucksly Buddy was re leased sust before the play and so the play was aved Upon Ray Phaneuf we turn the spotlsght of our thanks for hss fsne sob of worksng the spotlsght dursng the te'1se moments of the play The athletsc seasons scsntsllated wsth champson football and basketball teams And we of the Class of 42 are proud of our contrsbutson to these two great sports Notable dursng thss persod was the fsne 2l support one way or another asven our team dursng the Putnam gam Thss was fol lowed by the Northampton Basketball Tournament whsch many sensors attended For the fsrst tsme many of them found beauty sn a school busldsng Not to be left out of thss lsne up ss our D batsng Team Do you remember thesr exhsbstson of how men fsght verbal battles? Many gave thanks that no blood was spslt As for our class sts lf ov r fsfty of us have left the ordsnary routsne of classes Some p rsons have already had several months expers nce at the Trade School and sn defense work Many of the dutses of Csvslsars Defense hav occupsed our tsme What a peaceful Isfe we led untsl war struck' And sncsdentally snausre about Mr Sperandso s solly old nature walk Because sn spste of snterruptschs the Class of 42 has fsnally come to graduatson battered and brussed but stsll holdsng the ba'sner hsgh we know we have produced a race whsch wsll survsve the trysng tsmes ahead CAST OF 320 COLLEGE AVENUE I l -J . - 9 . - sl sl - 1 I I - - 1 I ' 1 l ' I - - 9 . 1 , 1 I ' . . 0 D . 1 1 V , C, . . . . 1 , . f. , - . l ck . . I , - Q 1 ... 1 . S . I , 9 . Q . . ' 1 I . 1 . . . , . . I I . . . I . I 1 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY WILL OF TI-IE CLASS OF 'I-I2 We the Class of l942 takung unto con suderatuon the approachung collapse of our status quo have wrutten a wull We have left our most cherushed belongungs to those un whose hands we trust they wull be safe And ut us our earnest desure that these our gufts shall contunue to shed a blast of sun shune on Mary E Wells after we the Senuors have departed lumped as ut were from the brudg of the present unto the sea of the future Thus wutn a sob and a flawung tear we plunge Into Our Wull To the Mary E Wells Hugh School we leave Bughop s and Martun s udeal school equup ment complete wuth red leather portable Iounaes and combunatuon soda fountaun To Mr Greene RUSSELL MORSE leaves hus horse and wagon JEAN ROBERTSON leaves her car to her To Muss Troy GERTRUDE BOUVIER leaves her competent and wullung spurut to help her carry on another class JULIA LICHOROWIEC leaves her smule to Muss Kung so she can perk up droopy splrlts next year For the Gurls Dressung Room VIOLET SAV ORY leaves a full length truple tuered l'T1Il'fOl' To Mr Duon ALEX KOWALEWSKI leaves hus collectuon of fush poles To Muss Swuacku LOUISE LeCLAlR leaves her bucycle To Coach McMahon SHOES RUZZOLI be queaths hus unformatuon on sports and hus authorutatuve manner un dealung wuth the players MARJORIE COLE leaves the space un her heart for Track to Mr Lataulle LORRAINE PROULX leaves several orugu nal dress patterns to the Domestuc Arts Department MARVIN MORSE leaves hus wunnung smule to Bully Matys lHe can take care of utll MARGARET KEENAN leaves her basketball management to Mary Woulas JESSE JONES leaves hu perfect pause and nonchalance to Charlue Bastuen VASILIKIE KOLLIOS leaves her dreamy eyes to busy Muldred Carlson PAUL'NE IANGLAIS leaves her returung manner to Erancus Kurby HERMAN LASKOWSKI leaves hus wutty tongue to Jay Oker SALLY LENTI guves her makeup artustry to Paulune Bourdeau to take care of the Senuor Play un l942 DOROTHY MERRICK leaves her home room desk un IOZ to suster Norma NORMAN MORONG leaves the speed un hus car and hus legs to make the school go round FRED MORSE leaves hus brush haur cut to Bull Cahull who us already In practice ROSE SANEK leaves her serene peace and quuet to Robert Lazzerun BRUCE WHITTEMORE leaves hus gang to Patty Barb and Phyllus DOROTHY WIESSNER leaves her dependa buluty to handle busuness to Pat Robson CHRISTINE WILLIAMS leaves her charm to Clara Taraskuewucz ETHEL SMITH leaves her collectuon of shoes to the freshmen gurls so that they may look taller LORRAINE DESROSIER leaves her spark lung brown eyes to Hazel Twuss ARMAND DuFEDERICO leaves hus basket ball powers to Vangel Costa RUTH DIONNE leaves her dumples to Fran cus Lemmelun MARGARET DIORIO leaves her wunnung way wuth Cole Trade to Lorraune Luver nous RUTH ABRAMS leaves her oratorucal abulu tues to Mr Earls to be dustrubuted to the debatung team 22 - gg I I V I T . . A .S . I - - 1 - I - - . I I T I I . 9 . I, , . , . - Y ' . I father so he can use it. . . . . . I ' ' I I ' . , . I ' I ' I - . I . - . ' I I . JUNE l942 LOUISE RICHARD leaves her halr to the Dramatic Club for Mass Taut s and Mass Roper s beautrfur herolnes next year FRANCOIS ROY leave hrs ablluty to keep on top In physlcs to Harry McMahon when he meets up wnth has pop JULIET PERRON leaves her matchlng stlcks to Janet Chapman RAYMOND PHANEUF leaves the furst day of the huntnng season to Gerry Gauthier LUCILLE PINSONNEAULT leaves her danc :ng feet to Bully Baker RUBIA PINSONNEAULT leaves her beautu ful hands to Marcla Walker JUNE BYRON leaves her experrence In salesmanshup to Ruchard Rydensky LOUISE QUATROCELLI leaves her strategic desk In room IOZ to Doris Perron ess to Bobby Bastien to help hum along PETE RICHARD S shrfty defensnve maneu vers are left to General MacArthur to get us out of thus mess DINO D ANGELIS leaves to Mnss Drake Bob Dargle to take over hrs Inherited Health Offlcers posltvon JULIET MATTE leaves a punch of her en thusuasm for being an aur hostess to Mrs LeClaur to use wisely among sensors of l943 MINOR McLAUGHLIN leaves his mlmucry of Red Skelton to Mr Earls to add varlety to debates EUGENE MATHIEU leaves has love of the outdoors to Arthur Hall and Allen Jodrey NORMAN MATHIEU leaves has classy clothes to boys of l943 so they can look smooth at graduatuon In splte of ex pected clothes shortage BARBARA CUDWORTH leaves her even temper to Mass Fltzgerald for stormy days ahead MARY DIRLAM leaves her lars of slulcy wet and adheslve paste to next years Crimson and Gray edrtor HELEN DAMIAN leaves her graceful hands to her suster Jess LORRAINE DONAIS leaves her job at the 5 G IO to Bella Duoruo VIRGINIA DZURA leaves her serene per sonaluty to Babs Martel JAMES EAGLES leaves has unexpected qunrks to Dnmntrn Metro lThatw1II mean a stage career for you my boy I BARBARA EGAN leaves her lrnsh eyes and laughter to Bob Donovan PAULINE ETHIER leaves her generosuty to Helen Hamllton MARJORIE FINLAY leaves her dugnnty and helght to Su ne Tobla GLORIA FISETTE leaves her calm and gra cnous ways to Dorns Luslgnan NORMAN FRANZ leaves has raven to Ed gar Allen Poe LICNEI GAGNCN leaves hrs draggnng feet to Leo Martln vsho already knows how to use them an that manner ROSLYN GOODWIN leaves her absent mnndedness to Gene Bourdelals CARL HARD leaves his moglc fnngers to Clarence Prahm BARBARA HARMAN leaves her wlnsome smlle to John Keenan MARY ANN HAZELTON leaves her nnfec tlous giggle to Armand Blaur NORMAN HEBERT leaves has strateglcally posltloned desk to Ralph Hebert DORIS HICKOX leaves her shunlng brands to Marne Norton MARJORIE HOBSCN leaves her Nichols to Coach McMahon to buy Defense Stamps BILLY HOGAN leaves a dolly X period for lshush'l homework purposes to Fat Caprera PATSY KRALY and EMILIE JOLIN leave their blonde halr to Mary Ottak ANNIE YOUNG leaves Johnny and George to the tender mercnes of the Class of l943 smce l942 can no longer take care of them ALICE ZADONEK leaves her commercial abrlnty to keep busy to Elleen Sherbert , gg 23 ' lip- ,I . EUGENE REMIAN leaves his athletic prow- ' ' I I I AGNES STEVENS leaves her clever poems to lrvung Gay ELAINE SALVA leaves her poused glude to Fern Cournoyer SHIRLEY SALVA leaves her dancung feet to her luttle brother to keep them un the famuly FRANCIS SWIACKI leaves hus popularuty to Art Dubreuul BERTHA SWYNCICKI leaves her offuce uob to Gladys Hebert GLORIA TETREAULT leaves her shy man ner to Helen Hobson HOWARD THOMPSON leaves hus speed way to Cowboy Duffus SOPHIE TSOULES 'eaves her charmung per sonaluty to Joan Tully RICHARD WAGNER leaves hus varuous track medals to Ray Thompson TOMMY WALKINSHAW leaves hus mathe matucal wuzardry to Joe Burgess OLGA SALVIUOLO contrubutes her report card to be hung wuth the trophues to en courage freshmen and to show upper classmen that ut s really possuble CLARENCE PELLETIER leaves hus play wrutung abuluty to Paulune Stevens CHESTER SAVORY leaves hus unperturbed debatung manner to Paul Roy to counter balance Paul s punk cheeks JOE THEODOSS leaves to Pepper Proulx un preparatuon for Thanksguvung l942 the muttens whuch John Chamberlaun left Joe last year To Mr Speranduo MARTHA KOPROWSKI leaves her small hands so that the great paws of the huskues un the buology class an be relueved from drawung puctures BUDDY BUTLER leaves hus unlumuted food supply at the lunch cart to the hungry wolves of the hugh school CHARLES DEMERS leaves hus cool manner to tempestuous Edgar Caron GEORGETTE DESAULNIERS bequeaths all the advantages of her petuteness to Gale Coulthard THE CRIMSON AND GRAY JUNE DESROSIER leaves her vouce to Bar bara Lavallee CLAIRE LUSIGNAN leaves her nauve man ner to Judy McKunstry DICK RENAUD leaves hus football helmet to I-larold Weaver THERESE ASSELIN leaves her sungung vouce to Lorraune Laruvuere RICHARD AUCOIN leaves hus A Er P uob to Chucco Berthuaume FELICIA BEDNARZ leaves her Independent spurut to Carmen Luppe AZELIE BELISLE leaves her strateguc posu tuon among the uelly doughnuts to the baseball team of l94:: EILEEN BOLDUC leaves her dress makung skull to Leona Delage JEANNE BOMBARDIER leaves her artustuc abuluty to George Supernant VINCENT BONIFACE leaves hus heught and dusarmung grun to Warren Sarty JULIETTE BRAULT leaves her twunklung blue eyes to Connue Paulhus HAROLD BRIGGS leaves hus glass suspend ers to Ray DuGregoruo JEAN BUCKLEY leaves her contaguous gug gle to calm Jessue Janusz MAE CHAFFEE leaves her punk cheeks and perky busuness luke manner to Camella DuFederuco FRANK CHIPMAN leaves hus power of per suasuon un a contauner fastened behund the drunkung fountaun as a bose of sup ply for hapless underclassmen en route to the offuce next year TONIE CHRISTO leaves her fruendly per sonaluty to Ruta Muller ROBERT COTE leaves hus ambutuon to Davud Lentu Wutnessed thus twenty fourth day of June and attested to by the furm of Popeye Donald Duck Sweet Pea 24 ,W L u I - .., I . ,. . , . . . 5 ,- . , . 1 . T 1 - ' I I . ' - A 1 1 . , , I - I JUNE I942 PROPI-IECY OF THE CLASS OF '42 June I952 rn the modern clty of South brndge no longer a town of erghteen thou sand people but a metropalls of Importance equal to Boston the Class of I94Z assem ble for Its tenth reunion The Class of I9-42 has proved to be no ordlnary group Mem bers have become the nucleus of modern so cnety and leaders of lndustry and Intellect In the Unlted States One of the flrst snghts that greets return :ng members as they enter Southbrldge IS Bauvler Fleld whsch deducated to avlatlon by GERTRU DE BOUVIER has been bullt an the spot where Globe Vrllage once stood Near the entrance of the field ERANCOIS ROY wlth hrs secretary CLAIRE LUSIG NAN proudly nnspects the Roy Hangar whlch has just been completed addlng dns tlnctlon to Bouvaer Field CHESTER SAV ORY and FRANK CHIPMAN noted Sena tonal combunatuon secured money to bunld the hangar after a four week flllbuster Along with these senators other Important figures at the natlan s capitol are FELICIA BEDNARZ who put Southbrndge on the map by beung elected to Congress by an overwhelmsng vote and OLGA SALVIUOLO who has become the secretary to the Pres: dent of the United States Olga says she wouldn t grve It up for anythlng SALLY LENTI known throughout the state has accepted the posutlon of head nurse at Bouvner Fueld She can be seen chatting wnth EUGENE REMIAN formerly a pilot In the Army Alr Corps and winner of the D S C He us now engaged In the manufacture of commercral planes Near by stepplng out of her cockpnt as JULIETTE MATTE frrst woman Major un the Unuted States Army She recerved thus honor be cause of her avratuon explouts Drrectly behlnd her IS ROBERT AUCOIN the Robert Taylor of Southbrudge who has arrnved from Hollywood after has latest screen success Leaving the anrport we are followed by a truck fllled with turkeys from RUSSELL MORSES large turkey farm whnch fur nushes food for the banquet at the reunuon of hrs Class of I942 Finally we arnve at the great South brldge Munlclpal Audltorlum a gift of ROSE SANEK who has become a queen of diamonds because of her dn covery ofa dna mond mane dunng her vacation In I942 The Audutarlum IS alnve wlth celebrltles re porters and curlous onlookers On the stre ts newsboys are shouting the latest headlunes of THE DeANGELlS JOURNAL whuch state that NORMAN HEBERT the owner of a fleet of laundry trucks has had an enormous Increase of buslness due to the Inexpernenced warters EUGENE MATI-IIEU and VINCENT BONIFACE who swoop along the dlnlng room as If they were stnll In the clouds In far off planes Head Investigator SHOES RUZZOLI ns about to make recommendatnons to has chlef so thus banquet wall be a success NORMAN MATHIEU owner of the cltys largest department store whuch specualuzes In Mathreu shoes and corn plasters us com :ng up the steps of the Audutorlum accom panned by a now famous vlolun player Mass PAULINE LANGLAIS In the lobby under a brlllrant chande lrer MARJORIE COLE surrounded by her four sons looks as young and charmung as ever Nearby seated at the mann table In the banquet hall IS VIOLET SAVORY presvdent of the Women s Club of Ameruca Violet has announced the engagement of her daughter to the son of the former SHIRLEY SALVA an actrve member of the Country Club Violet Savory says she can accamplush llttle wuthout the and of her true fruend LOUISE RICHARD who has been her secretary all these years VIRGINIA DZURA unexpectedly blos 1 . 1 1 ' . . 1 ' 1 S . - ' 1 1 , . . -Q - I - . I - 1 ' ' Q 1 T' ' I 1 I ' 1 1 1 , ' 1 . ' 1 I - I . 1 . . , . ' ' ' . ' I , 1 , 1 - I ' . 1 1 . . . 1 ' - 1 ' ' . 1 1 ' ' l I , D A 1 . I 1 , 1 1 ' ' I . . 1 ' somang as a publac speaker addressed a large audience at Washangton yesterday She arraved vaa o PELLETIER Pullman lour Clarencel MARY DIRLAM noted author has just fanashed a book entatled BACK WITH THE BREEZE The well known cratac HERMAN LASKOWSKI has commented favorably on the book Mary and her partner NORMAN FRANZ have added a new Jumba Dance to thear long last of dancang accomplash ments at LIONEL GAGNON S TRIP TO TUNES CAFE HOWARD THOMPSON local tycoon has recently purchased a yacht stataoned at Palm Beach now operatang under the management of Madame JULIET PERRON noted for her excellent fashaon shows whach star EMELIE JOLIN JULIETTE BRAULT and BETTY SWYNCICKI the latest Power s models ANNIE YOUNG world famous sup ran tendent of the Massachusetts General Hos patal has just returned after takang a course an psychaatry at the College of Surgeons In Naples She as leanang over to speak to BUDDY BUTLER now General Manager at Harvey Wells whach has expanded Un doubtedly Annae as tellang ham that the year when MARY ANN HAZELTON and JEAN BUCKLEY attended the Unaversaty of Web ster two professors of psychology after studyang thear unusually gay personalataes decaded to marry them to reform them Today the Unaversaty of Webster as the cen ter of gaaety and laght the garls have re formed the profs RICHARD WAGNER a successful den tast at the Ouchy Clanac at New York Caty performed a successful dental operataon on the well known news commentator GLORIA FISETTE MARGARET DIORIO a fashaon desagner who has just fanashed a new vactory dress worn by the Duchess of Marmalade the former ETHEL SMITH as lastenang attentavely to the detaals BILLY HOGAN as blankly starang at a spot an the table cloth probably medatatang THE CRIMSON AND GRAY over has experaments wath a new type of school where the pupals sat an easy chaars and are gaven much laberty We doubt af thas system wall work out but he as stlll tryang Across the hall a merry group IS occupy ang a table reserved for athletes JOE THEO DOSS famous coach mentor wall address the Class of 55 at Wells Hagh thas Wed nesday after successfully completang a lec ture tour throughout the country BAR BARA EGAN graduate student at P U College has made a name for herself an the athletac world as the farst All Ameracan garl fullback Lakewase PAULINE ETHIER has done the same an the lane of pole vaultang holdang the worlds record of 28V2 feet ARMAND DeFEDERlCO famous basketball coach as coachang at the Unaversaty of Flor ada ANTOINETTE CHRISTO aust added another lovang cup won at bowlang to her collectaon she has decaded to donate them to the government for scrap metal for she no longer has room an her hundred room skater at FRED MORSE S ace skatang arena at Chacago ALICE ZADONEK now marraed to a football coach has traed to make the teams wear pank and blue football suats She seems to be doang a successful aob at con solang ALEX KOWALEWSKI the manager of the Boston Red Sox who as graevang over an unsuccessful season MARJORIE FIN LAY looks on an amusement Margae as makang another appearance as bear back rader an the HARD and PHANEUF carcus whach has been travelang vaa the JESSE E JONES Speedway At another table a group as beang enter taaned by HELEN DAMIAN who at her last party as saad to have surpassed the ancaent Elsa Maxwell of I9-42 CHARLIE DEMERS keeps the entare populataon of the Unated States an laughter wath has comac strap Drap the Droop ELAINE SALVA recently gave the Wells Hagh School a gaft of SS OOO to buald a swammang pool Mass Salva an herated an enormous sum from her late hus 26 g gg I I . I I I ' I - . ' ' l , . . ' I I I A 1 - - - ' I I - I ' I 1 I - 4 I - I I I I T , , . , . n ' - l ' I I ' V I - I ' ' ' home. JULIA LICHOROWIEC is a famous I I ' I I - - ' 1 I I I Q I - I . . . . Il ' ll 1 , ' - 1 I - JUNE I942 band It is rumored that she is soon to wed a popular radio comedian Sitting near her with a rather superior air is BARBARA HARMAN recently appointed the first woman Mayor of Sturbridge MARTHA KOPROWSKI who has been experimenting has discovered a new serum for soothing broken hearts which she tried on MINOR MCLAUGHLIN He is now well on the road to recovery PATSY KRALY recently secured her Ph D and is starting to write her column on ADVICE TO THE YOUNG which will be printed daily in the NEW YORK TIMES AGNES STEVENS has made a hobby of trying to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow She hasn t succeeded yet but she is still trying RUTH DIONNE has become a lecturer on the subiect How to Act Your Age She now has outgrown her title of class baby MAE CHAFFEE famous Advice to the Lovelorn writer is having her own love problems right now and does not know how to solve them EILEEN BOLDUC iS manufacturing face powder She makes all kinds and colors to suit different types At the end of the table carrying on a little tete a tete are THERESA ASSELIN hair fashioner for the debutantes the Misses JUNE BYRON and MARGARET KEENAN and CHRISTINE WILLIAMS a hat designer who has recently created a new shape for feathers Coming over to loin them is GLORIA TETREAULT married three times Since all three husbands have died from heart attack Gloria has turned to the work of principal at a private school for young ladies At a nearby table MARVIN MORSE is charming all the ladies with his suavity After successfully completing six years in film land he has accepted a position as director in LOUISE QUATROCELLI S studio RUBIA PINSONNEAULT uses her hands posing for finger nail polish and JEAN BOMBARDIER is cashing in on that beauti ful smile by posing for the No Grit tooth paste ads SOPHIE TSOULES owner of a large dell catessen shop is talking business with VASILIKIE KOLLIOS who has discovered that by crossing spinach and radishes we are able to eat our necessary minerals and vitamins pleasantly ROSLYN GOODWIN now owner f her fathers clothing store has recently built a new fur storage vault She is smiling sweetly at MARJORIE HOBSON owner of a chain of tea rooms started by furnishing snacks to hikers on the road to Little Alum ROBERT COTE has been awarded the Noble prize for inventing a combination nut cracker and screw driver No home should be without one' GEORGET-TE DESAULNIERS has upset the entire business world with all execu human adding machine the world has ever ha HELEN RYCZEK was awarded a world tour because of her amazing skill in short hand DOTTY MERRICK sponsoring a Quiz Program over WTAG weekly has been oc cupied congratulating all her former class mates who have received public recognition DORIS HICKOX has just left her seat to retrieve a discarded match cover This will undoubtedly be the 9 857th addition to her world famous collection AZELIE BELISLE who is trying to get rid of her fortune lmade by inventing the holeless doughnut at the summer resort of the playboy HAROLD BRIGGSI is listen ing attentively while LORRAINE DONAIS tells of the difficulties in sculpturing the head of the famous international detective JAMES EAGLES Off in a secluded corner NORMAN MORONG now wearing a full length beard is occupying his own little table He is a hermit on Mt Don having left his seclusion to loin his classmates at the reunion Among those unable to attend was 27 ii I U ii i ir i if Y i V iw if i i fi? V , V- -- - - --Y ' ' ' . , . . 11 - ll . . - - I .- . . I I 1 I . . I O , . I . , ' ' I 1 . , . ' Il Il . . - . ' tives clamoring to hire her as the only II ' . ll - I - - I . . . I I . , I . I I ' ' , I . D A I I . I I I D I ' - . . . . ' I I l . . I 1 LOUISE LeCLAlR who IS now on a lecture tour She recently lectured on the Cardio Vascular at the College of Medicine at Vienna THOMAS WALKINSHAW IS also absent becacse he IS still on a trIp to Venus LOR RAINE PROULX tells of her experience when on a trip conducted by him After the blackout which now extends to the stars and the moon Lorraine found herself In an unexplored part of Iceland Lorraine daz zled the natives by Inventing a lace walrus hide negligee By this time everyone IS looking toward the more talented members of the class for honors the group by Introducing her latest Song entitled Rope of Diamonds PETE RICHARD IS the new Fred Astaire and a dancing teacher He amuses everyone by illustrating the wrong way to cut a rug JUNE DESROSIER a successful opera star supplies a musical accompaniment for BARBARA CUDWORTH the well known THE CRIMSON AND GRAY ballet dancer who IS now dancing at The Golden Palace owned and operated by the millionaire BRUCE WHITTEMORE LORRAINE DESROSIER glamorous movie star again makes a hIt with her II'1dIVIdUOI Interpretation of Down by the Old Mill Stream As the surprise event of the evening by means of a special broadcast FRANK SWIACKI the most rapid fire news com mentator of the day Introduces from In dia RUTH ABRAMS whose vIolIn playing has been widely credited with soothing na tives Into accepting Americans In India Then switching to South America M SWIGCIQI Interviews DICK RENAUD who retired after years of colorful football coaching at Harvard UnIversIty He IS situ ated a few miles from DOTTY WIESSNER and JEAN ROBERTSON who are lIvIng In luxury on their coffee plantations IH Brazil Thus we leave the Class of I942 hoping to meet them all again at some future re UYTIOH Alphabet A IS for Abrams Ruth Diana We admire her brain And quiet manna B IS for Butler And Side kick too As lIvely a pair As the school ever knew C IS for Cudworth The gal at Paquette Skilled In bowling And pirouettes D IS for DIOFIO The flashing McGee With her heart all pledged To a second D of I942 E IS for Elaine The lIly maid of Wells She dresses with dIstInctIon And dances with bells F IS for Franco The pres of 42 Thrice re elected We ve decided he ll do G IS for Gagnon Swinger of Swing WIth his notable sax And-oh yes vIolIng' H IS for Hazelton Who really never giggles Can Mary Ann help It lf her adenoId wiggles? 28 g , V I l . I I . - 1 I r. enf9ffOlnmenf. LUCILI-E PINSONNEAULT owns a vast rubber plantation to which Dick IS . . JUNE l942 I ns for z y lgnatuus and lke There are none nn our class So choose what you luke' J us for Jean Bucky or Buckshot Who glves good umutatlons Of what she ns not K us for Keenan Athletic and spry Doung her mostest For old Wells Hugh L s for Lorraine Otherwise Wolnle She makes our sunshune On days when It s rarny M ns for Margorle C Hobson the small Who can talk luke a fog horn Wnth no effort at all And Ruchard s us Pete Two toots for has football And swlft moving feet 0 as for Olga ulck and nndustrlous Someday her name wall be Extra ullustruous P IS for Perron Whom we sometumes refer J le or as u Whuch e er you prefer to ns for questuon For that s what a Q ns Called by a Q name ld luke to know who IS R vs for Renaud Our keeper of the keys The world moves fast around hum And he gruns at what he sees S ns for Savory Tall and senatoraal We know how he got that way He eats has mornung corlol T ns for Theodoss The hard playlng Joe He s one Important reason why Our school s a mlghty foe U ss for U The presaue graduated Now you plunge out In the world To fund for what you re slated V ns obvious W s for Wnessner Who s laugh and happy smlle Have enlughtened thus our hugh school For a quite consud ble whale X as for the X tra specnal In the Y that stands for Young You ll Z her come up bouncung WE VE REACHED THE END THE THING IS THROUGH SEE YOU THURSDAY AT THE ZOO LOVE AND KISSES FROM LUCY LOO ITION ATION NITION NATION Tra la la for graduation Longed for hoped for llberatlon Summer loys and long yacatuon Dancing Ilghts and syncopatuon Tlme of thrllls and great elatuon Days of lnfe and scnntlllatuon Much oratlon celebration Books recenve uncmeratuon Tra la la and then Cessatnon I 29 ' l Z l I . 11 11 11 If , ' ' I , . I - D A , ' ll - - ll , , . , . . . , . ' I 1 - , , A I I . N is for nickname From wherever she lSTlUl'1Q, ' to AS ll U ll IIJ 'iell I Q I , I . I I A I - . I . . I I I I I - fm, 22 f vita THE CRIMSON AND GRAY 3 L2 L3 LSE- -EUZDQ 4 UE U O mc EGO Nam WDO-:EO O UGO 305- 2 8- 30, JF ri Jog ag A 4 5 Om 552 :L 3 W mf JZ 7 EEU EOE-.Umm 20, La ig vm N, S ki at-UUE U SE :U pq DOD 5732 XEQOI EEOGUW U CULUQE E302 8 KOA J QI Jw Z W X603-VE m E308 JU L Eggs mr-CLQMW OP U COCUMWE 25 9 4 -DCU JO r V LION- EQ OI LUUCU Ce V Q EOE-UUA EWWOUUBW UQOCOLQO LO 52 BDC Cr M Um 2 2:0 SOM DU DDO -Sm WPS O XOE - Og EG P DU -S30 FE E AEE ml at Ft OV OU E-X5 W-an-wg mn U DOO 052 W Er: 30 EO-T-OI at-OI LO At-U C2 mc CU Joy ULU :EPP 9 E9-COm OU W 6- 2 OU Omoo Q mo? -E 3050 C CDU EE Nam CS Ei X590 UOOO mn?-U2 XSCOE Z-O E0 WED y my-U hmm UU HL 28 0 OI gow O-OU k :OU EDI- LO N L3 Q O 8-Um WWUCUOOG -Ow LO ,POC EEL U C E In --O X A X me--gm W Ofm me 6?-3:00 330 O2- 3 EEJE CU Exam gjm mm 2, mc 0 O? as OD OP an Us Ur Emo :OEF-gi mg-ggm Us 055 O QOMWQ rip-U 530 O3 WO FC m EOE-Om mc gww Cn Lum 5 F I E 3 Egg? Emgaw SO W mc 1 OP WLC QEDU SUCO m EO COG-JU ami W mc mg U X60 O m SOO asm X, LOU Q3 Us :UU DC F-WPS iw D 2 mm OCOEOm 20:0 mc F Lg 20: but JOO mgum 0 USO U L30 853 E 2-Oam CO UU I QO-CO CLUBS, DPLUC E NT -X QEOI D L MLOXEOU W E205 WUCOL mv 2 - rwjm O 5 COU-2 39602 OC :Edo U WEE :Cl wg OU L1 WOLU Z M L85- mr Ur OO UU LO U- mOn W OF ri C SOO EU XE w Nw 5 30 QUE 32 mg-Cgm WUCO LW Z2 U OE ZZ W3 m C -06302, mc UQO WE Om Om UD UQQUM FE E02 JUG:- E3 4 U m xo-I EE 01 :- m ELO? O03 mc SOC-U QWZOL W Om at QE O E-CEOW DEW TCU ,Egg ww Er-U Ft 3 WCS- QEOL F4 ici - Cam O-limo 4 U 2 y W m 35 Saigon Us V- SS mc USCG OUSLOI at om? mm-QOL W E3- mwc mc W WUU km Ft 3 mc 1 I -5 Em E XS CO w-UE mc Q QI Ucozm mc Em mc V- Og mc J m Us 394 W CCE- mc mc m my-Com EE gm W-5:0-A E300 gm moi E32 UE -P :UL :QE 20:0 mga Umtomf-Em - mc JC NSF ynnocm USC? F 4 ,G 3 ESO E 5'-Cm V2 L am CO U UCCZ yu mv am EO E25 F 50505 I JO Us OP lm hm E209-FSU my 50564 SOO O mo Qxm E A U2 L nm OE DSW W-JO U90 yn-GOI 39 EDUC w U E00 5 am WZO am O, MCOQXM UC EEF-C Swim UC gc O CO: MOA: D - 9 OD 9 O-:OJ EO ZOE LO O 650-UE OU avi D UF-OE 4 LU AO-BOD OC U-:OJ LO A :W-'D OC JH- O C ESD 239000 WSEQO WO EIU m Og ,GEO Cr D EU 4 TU JI rt-OSCJU O-UD-Um ECU FULOND O W EU 27? OE4 L1 FUEQ LU V-:Ui OOLLOLQ UUE F Dim Or 31 Ck m 'EZ 5 Ulm CO2 www Lm T SUI F305 26 4 5 :am 25:50 Q: F Om ESC X! :CDS-.Om COA: USU Om -'50 M Q D QN4 N-Griwm UU OH- C OUD4 HEDON- C D34 0355, mg-O54 LEM Terai :GLUE CCCU gl- 2 U-U 0 OU mv LO LCE Zi W OUCC-HL 2-az h W 0 D D N - NA fi - : I 1 I ED 0 E - 1 - - -0 I L - Om - 5 0 L - Z 1 I - - Z 1 L - 353 I-5 -- I U W 0 I N - 1 0 1 L N 1 0 Y I N -W 1 5- I -OU E UE Z- Q 1 M D I : 1 Q - 0 - -K O -A F H :OP LW: hm N K - - W A 1 T ' -1 - - A 0 I A mi N2 I 0 H 1 0 A .'-' Q I I - : 0 Ot --tm 5 0 0 - 1 5 I 0 - I CE Q- in Q - WN -I 1 - r Om-OZ U - Q - - w uv -- - 0 - M : - 4 Q LA 7 1 W T. 0 - I F CE-LU: r - - 1 1 4 -5 1 :U W 'nm N -D lm N 0 - I I W M 1 L A M LA - N - 5 - M Q I 1 I 1 -I - V D- - - I I - B I W 1 - 0 -J J - O U - T UZ N W - N : h mx Z r Er H E M - 1 F H Z M W N 2 - G - - L 2 in I - QA m - :- LU: A M 5 J I - Q - my M - - -- - --V - I F K I I 1 1 L Q-W: m : C - I 1 M I W I 1 W -- M V - - 5 - - - 1 I - m ji 1 5 0 9 M 1 1 - Z I - - 0 Q - U h K H M Z Q LO - I 1 0 W I QE I my 0 W Z A - K J I U: 1 1 1 J V I --N I I - J A Us 0 Z - 1 J - I I I 1 - I A 2 . W M . G m 194 JUNE hm C SOE Oh EFX Emmgujm EEE CO 4 UO UEOL 4 X :U :X Ewmgu-Jw COEL9-tm l 3 30301 UUCP M0600 pm C F-UUE um C O P :Sr OU ?-EEO? CU U22 CUE-aim Uh kan-UI Bag? OI LM OP in-GOI QL DCO E CO EE J EWWOUU-Jw uw Ex 3030 G CC Q :O U WJE NEQOI BCOU E CO QEUFG 5502 ECU 802 hm gm-F Ragga m SWWOAU -BESO W-:COL-F wmmuujm 4 um 2 2-5 EE, Om UO QC V-OOU m FCE, FZ BJU-3 C QOL OO 28 NA OI NSCOI-O UDDI ncomm gm 655 mom: 65 w ARMA? SE: EU N, :EUC-O AEZOE OL m E54 U Oo N 2, w 0 U Om mm O E4 :OE LSD mm? igim IO XOCJ 30? 5505 LO -wm:OQ3 AGC UU 1 39 24 2252 WUC E20 F-WOO N 3 30 550 LO 6 :O XSOOFE U O Nei 30 Q COE N is go LO me-hom img Nl W W E Q81 Bocm CNUEOXS SES Im gum mp-Og U D W EOPOW mwrcws Im ms mm mm m 1 O-l 2 l ml wr-W mr? mmucw E6 5 OZ 0 ECO m UU OU mc om 2-OQE OBO mag -iw Q LWCOES om Q QOQQ tg-w W DEW UCB WCO CO 5 UUE ODUCOL 6 UC WO- UE-Ol GC k Og WEE L Q 230 Q XOW m 953 LW gm XA O gag OOLUm Or-EUC U wc h m MUGS 3632 W-'EOL SUCO U OC Uh BOCW Box hom PM-EU :UZ m D W U22 CUE-aug HO V-UOLW me Us UCOU Z2 5 UDP 0 :E 32 COCUUC-U W UCD-Q C O P OL ,SU 9202 mc HES Im Om L-Em W Q t J marzo-m AZOCV- Or-U U COD mc UCOO WCC ESQ?-Q yumwam Ulm mage-WSE SEP was mln MEP X6 E6 mwuw Z H CO LU W Ogwmc L pam M 301 gr-vga 30:4 8-0 A lu Dm 32 UE C lm L ULF :Cham C gg-lwog mzmramc of 32 .Ag Ea v-EL UCZO-O gk U N- I O my mc E51 QEOI UC lm UEOI DC EE gm QC lm l wap :O wc-UFC m mwwvi E OD E3 EPO U GC :USP m EOOM EOS 558 8 UU VA QEOI mc Hood Q EU 4 W Lama CEO :UZ as U- CP-U LU wr:- UCO OI mc Dm QRWCO-0 UC gm GC QC m GC w ,OBE W-UOO2, 0950-0 COW UE- EUE J 0553526 W0 :CQ UC :Ei wc SEO U UE--I bn: wmO QC E E Um mc-O3 :UZ QC ECO O OEOEOSQEOF mc Y-:am U EGU C05 ,JUS -om-EQO ,OO EU m SOS Lum E wgsm O 51 U uw LU hr Ca OP UU FSU E023 Q U W :Em SO O, ki EU U rw EQ 'UI :5 U26 U 8 E4 UC E-Om NE UUEOM mc SUP mc Lei Emw m U E996 X, :Et E LO JUO1 3 ur-OMF 5:-Wan D Qm-O2 C ZOE 0302 USL mr-O52 CUFEOZ V-U :OE NEELOO C F-QUOJUE -OC E EEE 26 31 30 EOE CUCEOZ 30 EOE QCOQJW UQ ZOLOLU l- O 31 2 UJ X Om L U Uni vm ICJ V-QSOJWO-A CUE-OI m U GCOJ Us :Ol U O-V+ EOUUCOQ 128 Olav- XO 4 U-mica-O! 01:52 3 OV. O1 A X! WDCOH -www-UH Z O1 XA Em COGOI EU XS COWDOI 0 LO 6,2 XOV-U I W LOD :REI COC-:OZ COM QNOI C-C4 EOE :OELOI O-Un-Um ULD -OU C 26000 C :OM COCUOO DCO - NC-Ui COELOZ mtmm Hu O LO O ,O C H- 0 LO 52 5 Em UC :Om COMM Gaiam 3 OOW SES UL-UND U C UL X! u-Coz 3! Q I mm 1 I U J A V 1 3U N D U - U K J N N I E-mc , Q --A A 1 :U 1 - - 1 2 U - S U - - 1 - J D I - Q - - L U L -- - V 1 U 2 1 T - I 1 N : I U 1 1 U - 1 I I - - I 1 U I : 5- - I U I I Q - h I I -LO E - 1 - -It 1 - A - M I U Z A Q QI U - 1 V I I- - - u H N M I : 1 1 A i M - 2 - I Z I 1 - I Z I hm U - -N - - U - E Q U W I 5 1 I rm M - - U N I 1 1 1 - 1 - M I N xr W F - U - 1: 1 S- U mm-EZ I E9-NUI mmm--OU Cgmom m-:www-J E-DU Cosmo! 55902 I N - . J ' A - - D U U - I I I :Z I l 1 - I U 11 :Z I I I -N -I I - U I U M I U 5 yt 1 - Z J - 1 I - Z I 1 E - - 1 A, U 1 Z: - U V U U - - I I U E-M -N - 0 Q 1 I - - I - 1 I m-Um Z 1 1 - I U U - O I - 1 - B 1 -- U 1 -I : W 5- J I J F W: U H I 5: I - L 1 1 - - I 1 wi J U U J W I I 1 - iw J I I U I 1 F - U U 2 - W L- I G W U - - F I M Z - T - 1 MU - U THE CRIMSON AND GRAY : :O nm Umm-JZ hmmm?-E OI 352 : LOGE EDD 4 Lame? OI aw C F-UUE C-U08 D908 SVT-O3 OU to DUSUUDW SSC BOX, 5 W XUODOEOW 6 Q NEK-L4 LEGO,- 33301 302-OI HOECUW ZQSOI EGU?-JOOD Ewmmwuujm NEQOI 3030: L 4 H 33301 O5 W OO UWLJZ 34,0 nga 8 to ECCO F-UUOU Ce?-mUm 5:9 an CO :WOU- L25 mg 320 SOD CO QF-ULU EOEK-Uwm E05 4 hw C EOE 23 Q34 ar-USL NE :UUE Um 2 2-E :Ox may-wg V-Um ro F-ww LO OC NAM: CED 5 +0 :ow or-XS 2:2 Natuow coco E be O C 42001 N 330 N 5,000 3 H333 30 D :O :SE Er? 305- k Cow W-U00 my N NS www CDU SEQ O :Oy mmjm 23: E O h Og Loca LO mum! C 3 www WU V- :ONAUQ 9: W Q51 UOQLIEU- 209 I QU no EU nw Q K-D :N O 102 LO 23-U U NE E I E C KCI N 3 www B ,W DCU H Em A- :OU Am: V-OOO W Er-XS m-iam NEO U UD OP UC h Og OC Im: m 0 Q03 U2 Sr-OU UC x OP V103 wow nm EOS I mm SOO U U2 SCOU VT-OZUEOI gm 3 1 E h COU or-3 U QOOQ P ES :OIXSOF-W mv-,O W mc 603 Cm?-Og W C150 me COQAI Ur-OI rim C raw OIXSOFW :O E200 D EO L To UC h Og aim O V-K-OZQECI 3 Uwwam rim C NSUCOE BOF-m UC W L X Em Ucwllwmg XA mcg LW DCM OCC D mc :ya C4 is E?-U obo: -vm mc Elm hw Om QSO?-UZOJ 950 Gaz EEZ You mm SLU Nm 3-wr-QUE ECO 38 Z go! m OU Sr-ti K-2:05 m Z '- EGU EU 32 QE U51 CTO loo M- 8 QE D mc Ego Lm Om 32 In I EEZ V-Up: QQ:-EO WE C LP or-Omg-Om C ESU w OO mc K-O OU L UI wmv-8 I- WLOCOI gg l EU mhmrtgm F-ESS D3 U C EBU mc F-my UCC mc E-JI E3 4 nw Z I- Laos-vwm QEOU Coglhom bg -EU 0-EA UEOI W m C305 U m EL km mt-OQ2 V-OOm I O OC LQWEOLU A LT-O3 OCZ, XS Nh UEOI mc Im U- Ur-Crm T32 ECOEIULTMOIJOOE m Cr-O1 F-Boa mc P Lg x-Emmuk-O? QL 30m UC ECO C GO LEWLQXS 90: QF-P mc U Nw mc of-DO Cm OI E 3 amor-OU mc D LO QL nil? mtoam C mc X6 Q mc 2 CV- mc JOEWWSQ OC 30m LBWSBZ, Us P LD mc mm?-E UI O O m OEF :UL 3 BOYD UC Em 3 wugl SO 6 I ago 2 E1 CF OU NN U DOOQG4 E OU WSP Dream 0 OQUU XSZOLD E is 206 OBWIEO S2 ,- taat tc Nb :U ki Egmmwzwxm F E OQOEWOU X501 O no-WUCOF-U U :O WSF-Em YWSOEWE CD00 Cx-O 5653 QOL OLUQ SO h D54 E38 Q SOOCEF-Cam Us 5?-Um SO gmac OWU m V-OCOUON 8 4 mgay Q CC4 :CO 2, OC E EU 538 3 XEMOK-OO P-O-tm: Lg 835 NSCCAC J Og -WOFCOLP 5? GSS :ULU K 3 som? O Laow COS?-OLP M6301 WWC VOS-P F-9:05 3UOLhOP U LO Q lu Urggm Oxfam V-UU gm W Hai WCUSEW SF D4 E Em OLE XCOPOW E O P EOPOW K-SMULU V-QCD DSM O3 X, Om OU O O, Om X6 L im O UC O W JUNK F O UI ONNUNM O E2 EOEEDON- CO2 POLO K 3 :OJ :Or-U N- :mmf 1 CC Emu Emma OUOLZUJO mn 5'- X 305 UE Us-LOJ F302-COW: Q U LIN- WZOOEOWC A O OBJ EOCOLQ EOFSOZ COLEQ E 3 D202 Ommzm CO: gan D UEUZ Q 1 - 1 Z - W L L I :N X 1 E 1 J W I K J - - 1 m - M Ei I I H I 1 Q M Q : 1 hm- I - - CC- A u Ay 1 M W L I 5 A I 1 - 4 1 - ,O lo - 4 4 - E E - - EO - Q 1 1 I I - - 1 M M m 1 I 1-2 NN - I R - W Z WE I N - - UE - 1 - E m S I - 1 4 E I O E M 1 I - - 4 m-to V- EU 4 1 1 I 5 - - 5 - my -h -S5 I 5 at M mc: P - I - at E W - Q J- U F I Z G : 1- - W M W W I n 1 Y Qt r im 6- 1 - m Y - J 1 Q w :U 1 C- 1 - '- M :OD I 1 - - I 1 C ESD, vi 1 -I Ulm 1- 4 1 4 I N 4 E - K - - Z 5 - - 1 F - I- I --w Umm N 1 E F E I I M 1 1 1 I - 1 1 - 1 M J I I W - 1 I Q W V : I L : D 1 - 1 I m 4 1 H 4 I 1 + E : I 1 I I - I 2 5 I L2 I E I 1 - I - - 1 Q E W - - 1 - L 1 :Q J 1 - Z w 1 W 1 1 I V - Z 1 4 - - I N- I N I 1 h - Z M A I K I E - M 5-Im N - -- i W 4m 37 . ' . m m Ju N EQ 942 g i35 The Student Councll Presrrlcnt Eugene Remuan I :ce Presrrlrrnt Annle Young Serretary Treasurer George Young Erecutzz 0 Board Francois Roy Iramrlty Adrrser Mlss Constance Coderre Senlor Class Members Jean Buckley Barbara Cudworth Wllluam Hogan Fred Morse Shrrley Salva Chester Savory Thomas Walkunshaw Sophomore Class Members Ray Blanchet Gerald Gauthier Stephen Lrro Harry McMahon Clarence Prahm Freshman Ruchard DrGregorro Jumor Class Members Guido Barbuerrr Omer Berthraume Raymond DlGregoruo Roland Favreau Gertrude Llvernols Edmond Rewrnskr Susre Tobra Gertrude Llvernols left rn January and was replaced by Stacra Janusz October CALENDAR 'l94l 1942 Assembly Fund Drrve Student Councrl Pms November Sale of Crlmson and Gray skull caps January Student Councll County Con ventron held at Mary E Wells Hugh School February Grfts presented to Mr Kyruos and Mr Paraghamlan Aprul Sprung Dance . l 1 I A V .- . .: hr, ' ' , . . - I I - 36 g g H THE cRuMsoN ANI? GRAY Tralllc Squad Vlncent Boniface Harold Brlgqs Noel Butler Frank Chupman Dnno DeAngells Charles Demers Norman Hebert Jesse Jones Norman Mathleu I 0 I aptams Joseph Theodoss P afulty Admser Sensors Norman Morong Fred Morse Russell Morse Rnchard Renaud Francous Roy Marlo Ruzzolu Richard Wagner Bruce Whnttemore George Young Paul E Dlon Jumors Guado Barbnerru Francis Kurby Charles Bastien Wllluam Matys Thomas Campbell John Nueladluk Saverno Caprera Lawrence Proulx Edgar Caron Henry Romano John Cavanaugh Ralph Salvluolo Ruchard Cavanaugh Raymond Thompson George Cudworth Harold Weaver Nas: Duonus John Young Donald Duffus Sophomores Jean Bourdelals George Glrard Raymond Brousseau Robert Lazzerm Wrlluam Cahull Rnchard Proulx Sam Chapm Marvun Sampson Gerald Gauthier I ' Joseph Burgess Dimitri Metro JUNE l942 Football I0 I rzpfr llflllflfjl 1 1111111 I muh 4 v fum' foam LJ Rlchard Renaud Joseph Theodoss Clarence Drew Harry J McMahon Lewus J Kyruos Lettermen W G Bastien Bastnen Barbrerru Calcutt Carpentner Dargle Duftus Gladu Hefner Luppe MacLelIan Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells 20 Wells O Wells I8 J Metro Prahm Proulx Rernlan Richard Swlackl Wagner Weaver Young Young Season s Record Grafton 7 Palmer O Putnam Ware 6 Mlllbury O Worcester North Hugh 6 Bartlett O ,5 flfflgf N '5 '5 , ',,', if 1 r I 1 bi ' V ? A.. in K tt' 1 . ,I , .1 1. l. I - A X i'i9'X'll' J '.- ' zfnxz ' , xfx ' I I ' . ' C. ' D. R. ' C. G. ' ' L. S. E. ' N. ' J. ' R. . F. . . D. R. C. H. . G. G. ' . 20 6 l4 l3 l9 J M THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Basketball I upturn Eugene Remlan 111111114111 Marlo Ruzzoll foruh Lewls A Kyrlos Basketball Squad Season s Record DnFederlco Dargve DlGregOrlO Costa Luppe McLellan Metro Mathleu Proulx Prahm Remlan Themustocles Theodoss Young Young Ruzzoll Lettermen Manager Wells Wells Wells Wells We I Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Charlton Mlllbury Tourtellotte Cole Trade Charlton Alumnl St Louus Tourtellotte St Louls North Bartlett K: llungly Northbrudge Assumption Cole Trade Kllllngly Bartlett Northbrrdge Wells Northampton Tourrament North The team was selected as Southern Wor cester County representatlve to the Central Massachusetts State Tournament at North ampton 38-g gg C T . . 40 l l A. G 48 . R. ' G 27 R. ' ' C 43 Is 42 V. F 32 . G. ' C 24 , ' S, I-irc, F Wells 24 North 23 G. F Z7 . . D. G 26 N. ' F 42 3l ' ' L. F 27 . C. C 29 - 'E. ' F 44 . 43 ' ' S. G 29 J. G 39 ' G. F 25 . 39 . G - JUNE l942 Baseball Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells faptrun Eugene Remlon I oath HorryJ McMahon Borbnerra Llppe Llro Nogo Tea m E Ohob E Remlon F Swlockl J Theodoss Season s Record I5 Spencer St Louus Worcester Clossucol St Louls Bartlett Spencer Assumptuon Mlllbury Tourtellotte Bartlett l G. ' ' . R. Dorgie W. Presutti G. ' . ' S. ' . ' ' F. . l 6 I2 . ' 4 6 ' 8 4 . ' O I5 2 2 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Track '12 fo frzptfmz llmmgm I OKIFII Bastien Bastnen Cahill Gurard ... Haber . Hebert . Mathieu . Morong Norman Mathieu Joseph Richard Robert Ferron Mr Raoul Lataulle Team G McClellan M Ruzzoll Rnchard Thompson . Walkinshaw . Weaver . Young Season s Record Wells 343241 Holden 23 Spencer 52 V4 Wells M304 Auburn 483A pw JUNE l942 Cross Country when iq-lfrwl Fawwmm A no-vvvwsqp -1:7 lf i'lR'F ,-?f: !ii rzpfu 1 n llrznrzqfl our I1 R Ferron R Glrord N Hebert F Kvrby Lettermen Wells Wells Wells Wells VVells Wells Normon Morong Robert Ferron Mr Rooul Lotollle Team Season K Morong N Morormg R Olson M Ruzzoll Record SVUK Holden Morlboro Holden Spencer Spencer Hopedole Wellesley Morlboro 44 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Girls Field Hockey A-C fzplu Jean Robertson our If Mass Stephanie Kozyra Tea m Jean Robertson Jessue Janusz Patsy Robson Mary Woulas Anne Hoffman Mary Dlnovellf Lorraine Llvernols Susle Tobla Borbara Martel Theresa Quevnllon Glaays Qchesler Char'otte Lupa Irene Lnro Inside Rught Inslde Left Right I-Ialtback Left Wlng Center Forward Center Guard L tt Fullback Right Fullback Left Haltback Goalkeeper Right Wing SEASON S RECORD We S I Holden O Wells O Holden O Lettermen JUNE l9-42 Glrls Basketball lm :fu Captain Stacla Janusz Nfmml lfum I upmfn Jessie Janusz llmmqu Margaret Keenan lmuh Mass Ruth Norton First Team Second Team Jessle Damuan Ann Hoffman Stacua Janusz Lorraune Llvernols Theresa Quevllluon Jean Robertson Subs Mary Damian Gladys Schesler Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Games Jennue Boksa Elaine Boyle Jessle Janusz Lorraune Lolselle Jennue Metowskl Subs Doris Arsenault Shlrley Karle Barbara LaVallee Irene Lnro Juduth McKunstry Lettermen Oxford Alumnl Woodstock Tourtel lotte Charlton Bartlett Woodstock Oxford Charlton BCI rflefl' U ! ' ' RF . Y :lg D . . ' CG . . ' - ' RG lllsabelle Skowron ' ' LG LF U' ' LG . ' . LF 23 22 Zl ' l7 l8 39 25 I4 27 l9 Zl 37 l l 25 lO 22 ZO 9 I7 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Ice Hockey Iuptmn Rnchard Renaud llmznqn Harold Weaver I orwh Mr Raoul Lataulle Basflen Berthuaume Carpenher Duffus Favreau Ferron Tea m G Gauthier N Hebert F Kirby J Ruchard R Renaud R Wagner Season s Record Wells l Wells Wells Wells Wells I Leftermen Pomfret Monson Classical Monson Pomfret o. ' . D, . ' HR. . R. . 7 1 o 4 ' 5 1 2 4 JUNE l942 Golf Team QP llrnmqff Morro Ruzzolu I our ll M Ruzvolu J Young G Young S Coprero C Prohm Leffermen Wells WellS Wells V2 Wells Mr Peter Sperondlo Members M MocLoughlm R Bellerlve E Coron S l-lober Season s Record Worcester Commerce 7V2 Worcester Commerce Marlboro Marlboro THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Girls Club 'gk ww few Pimzrlvnf Juliette Brault l in President Janice LaRochelle Nrriotaiy Mary Perazzola T1 faswer Eileen Sherbert faculty 4111111 Mrs LeClaire Program Committee Mary Damian Margaret Keenan Helen Waskiewicz Christine Czyzewski Eleanor Bagley Shirley Bachand This year the Girls Club has been very active. The club began the year with a hay ride in October. The other activities in- cluded a harvest party and a roller-skating party as well as several discussion groups and movies. A group also went to Forest Lake. Again this year the afternoon dances proved to be the most popular activity. Members were joined by other girls of the schools. Summing up everything the Pro- gram Committee has been most successful in planning the years activities. JUNE l942 47 Dramatic Club Sensor Group Junior Group P1 eszdent Vzce Pzewlf nt Secrefar 11 Dorothy Wlessner George Cudworth Clalre Luslgnan Marlorue Cole Faculty 41111 m Mlss Flora Tart Program Commlttee Mary Durlam Richard Cavanaugh Thomas Campbell Lorraine Desrosler John Cavanaugh Marlon Gubb Sophle Thomas Play Commuttee John Keenan Barbara Sllk Phyllis Mannls Edward Vlach Soclal Commrttee Elaine Salvo Chairman Olga Salvnuolo Sylvua Greene Annne Young This year the Dramatic Club has had a total of seventy four members dnvnded as previously into two groups the lunlor group consnstung of freshmen and sopho mores and the sensor group of gunlors and senlors The actnvntoes of the club are car ned out together but most of the meetmgs are held separately The opening actlvlty Wllllam Cahill George Grrard lrene Lnro President l we Prewlcnf New cfm y lwmzltq 4111: 01 Mass Sylvla Roper Program Committee Barbara Clarke Evelyn Koprowskl Bernard Damuan Barbara Martel Play Commuttee Shurley Andrus Calvln Slmpson Shurley Parlseau Vera Themlstocles Soclal Committee Ray Brousseau Beverly Kezar Ilene Julian Ida Weaver of the club thus year was a box soclal and dance held October lO Thus was followed by the club s annual Christmas Play The Pampered Darling presented for the school on December ZO On February l2 the forty members attended The Student Prmce In Boston A hike and plcnuc to Cedar Pond ended a very successful year I I Treawwm-.vz Richard Renaud and T1'0r1xurer: Isabel Planeta . 'lf ': ' ' I . . - - , u I . , I Q I I . . . - I I I - , . ilu THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Debating Team Pzcszdmzt Noel Butler Tzeasznm Chester Savory Serzetary Frank Chapman Fflf llIfljf0f1III Mr Martin Earls After successfully comp etmg the debat Ing season the members of the club Ches ter Savory Harold Briggs Wulluam Matys Nusl Dnonls Noel Butler Frank Chnpman Joseph Theodoss Dino DeAngelus Raymond Thompson and Russell Morse look back wsth pleasure upon an excellent record The sublect for debate was Resolved That every able bodied male cltlzen un the Unnted States should be required to serve fore attammg the present draft age It had been decuded at a meetlng of the Quabog Valley League that the league members would have non declslon debates After three months spent In research and study the Wells team presented nts flrst debate In the audltoruum Then ensued a serles of successful debates ln Shrewsbury Charlton Warren and Spencer topped off by the Worcester County Champlonshup The tournament was held In Whltlnsvllle and although faclng the best teams rn the county the M E Wells team proved vac torlous The two weeks that followed were spent an pormg through manuals and books and In heated discussions The war of course necessutated revampnng the negative and afflrmatlve arguments before the teams en tered the state competntlon at Hyannis Concord Northampton Fall Ruver Attle boro and Leommster were the teams which one or the other team successfully defeated The real test came un the flnals when both teams met Barnstable undefeated thus far After point for polnt debating with neither slde glvnng ground flnally Southbrldge lost to Barnstable and so placed fufth hlghest among the slxteen schools represented un The boys on the t am are mdebted to Mr Earls for hrs tnreless effort and long hours spent In producung the prlze wlnnmg team Members of the afflrmatuve team are Noel Butler and Wulluam Matys and of the negatlve team Chester Savory and Frank Chlpman ln recognltlon for outstandlng debating throughout thus season the team was able to gann admussuon unto the Forensuc Society a natuonal honor society composed of the best debatung and public speaknng classes un the Umted States As our last gesture of goodwlll to our school the Debating Team of l942 leaves a membership to the Foren ssc Socuety to enable future classes to par tnclpote un the actuvutnes of the Natuonal Forensuc League nn Massachusetts ' l Aw I l , l I Z - - , . . . B l 1 1 - . ' 1 l I I ' , ' ' . - I I I I 1 1 - - . I I I . . I . Q . . ' ll 1 1 . . . . , one year of full-time military training be- the State finals. - - ll , . v l G . Q . . I I I . . I . . . . V I I . l ' I I , . . - l l , ' I ' I 4 I . - JUNE, l9fl2 Readers' Guild Prcszrlcnt Armand Blair I me Preszflent Frank Chlpman Jr Treasurer Chester Savory Jr Faculty Advzser Mass Dorothy Lanphear The Readers Guuld as the transformed Magazme Club It has contmued furnnshnng and Stream Natlonal Geographlc Photog raphy The American Glrl Tlme Newsweek and Mademonselle ln addntnon to thus serv Ice at has prepared a readmg lust for pupils and also has taken charge of the Hugh School Book League which offers many good books at a low prnce The Reader s Gunld thanks all nts helpers who have made thus a successful year - : ' , . ' ' 1 , . for its members such magazines as Field I . . I - I . . I . I I . I. , , , I Il ' Il ' , . . THE CRIMSCN AND GRAY Girls Glee Club P 1 1111 nz' June Byron I fbmmzn qlllffllllj Lorraune Larnvuere 1 r Tzfrmum Violet Savory 911111 Opmator Irving Gay Boys Glee Club Vlolef Savory Lorraine Larrvlere Sophie Swlockl June Chace VTX In ll rn! Nelson Carpentner N nffufu Charles Bastuen I NI P If nt Omer Berthuaume T ul mn Alex Kowolewskn Iwmulty Admscr Mr Rnchmond ' l rw' 1 Q ' 1 ' kv 'li ' ' ' -4.v.w'Nf11zfx: ' ' ' A . ' ' 'I l A.w.w1'.vtanf: George Czyzewski Faculty Afilvlwcrz Miss Priscilla Drake I l l k , ,W ,.,-,A ' - ' f - , J'fNl1' I ' 'UZ ' ' ' . ,- rf,-gf, Z ' ,. , X . , .Z ' guna, 1942 Instrumental Music CLASSICAL ORCHESTRA Front Row Edward Dzuro Ruta Lnvernous Helen Smltln Roslyn Goodwin Roger Salvo Armand Langlals Paulme Langlals Doris Luslgnan Thomas Wolklnshaw Second Row Mr Carl Rlch mond Faculty Advuser Ernest Trudeau Edmond Rewmsku Glornette Cournoyer Betty Maxwell Marsha Walker Ruth Abrams Lorralne Cournoyer Secretary Thlrd Row Omer Berthlaume Nelson Carpentuer Rlchard Spauldlng Robert Baskue Rllle Club lf Kennet teen urn Charles Charge I mlm ll N Mr Howard Bingley . U fp. 'Z N 9 1'f'f,Wlf nfi Arthur Hall S+ ww f11l'f1 117111 lvllfl -1'1'1,w'rfr I I ll S b 7,1711-YflI'll'f 'ill' K , 1 l'l-.'ll'f . A GUR ADW American Optlcal Co E D Desrosuer and Co Ames Worsted Co Barnards Servnce Stotron Bell Shops Bon Marche Boston Store Bousquets Auto Shop Brownle Gvlt Servsce R M Burnham Butler 5 Son Central Musnc Store Chalyn Studno Chnocca s Servlce Statnon Clemence Co Coblentz Co Colonade Columbia Cleaners J J Delehanty fr Co Dugan s Drug Store Edwards Corp Elm Beauty Parlor E J Fournler G Gr ganre and Son Goodw n Bros Hartwell Ph rm cy Wm S Hofstra The Thomas Hughes Co Hotel Columbra Hyde Mcnufacturmg Jcnelle Jewelry Store Kennedy Llectrlc Co F X Lallberte G Son Davrd Lent: Lepaln S Pharmacy ERTISER Lewis Battery and Ignutuon Co Frnest cnl Rc ymond Luppe The Little Greenhau Locks Tallorung Louis Dress Shop Martel Cle ners Albert N McGrath Knstry Ice Co nc Metro Bras om r Optucal Co Northeastern Unlverslty Paquette Statuonery Co Phil s Shoe Store R Robbxns Russell Harrunqton Cutlery Co Scuthlarudge Bu ck C Southbrldge Funrshlng Co Sc uthbrudge Fruut Ca Southbrudqe Pharmacy Southbrudge Rooflng Co Southbrldge Sauthbrldge Trucking Co Spectown D ner Strand The tre United Lens Co Unlversal Blink Co Waste Hardware Co G W lk r Coa Ware Pratt Weld G Beck Southbndge Coal Co l Worcester School of Business Scuence MC SCDUTI-I BRIDGE SAVINGS BANK ll I IH! I ll lzlff f X 7 . . . ,I C 2 'fc 9 A . l , Q ' Co ' J sf Q. ' ' ' ' ' ' . E . C e lCo. Coderre Furnsture lnc ol Lemo ne Arthur A. Roy G. C. Winter Co . . . A , : o Y, . .A. i 'I' i' 'I' i i Yr 11' .llff l Sill' vllyls H11 ly lL'll1'1Hlf'11g11 .s TJJHIJST Tlflwflglff ,Sf'l11fHl .Srllflfglrs l 'r 'rmvgl Hfff' ,lil 'r1'lr.'r Savnngs Bank Estobl1SI'1edI875 E D DESROSIER J J DELEHANTY Cr CO AND Co COMPLETE r-IOME FURNISHERS 858 864 Mom Street I N S U R A N C E CASH OR TIMF PAYMENTS COR HAMILTON TEL 106 TEL 895 Skzllel Floor Fm e ang layers MAIN STREETS Xf in CLASS OF I942. EDWARDS MAIN STREET SOUTHBRIDGE MASS LePAIN S PHARMACY ALBERT N L PAIN PH G PRESCRIPTIONIST 286 HAMILTON ST TEL 445 BARNARDS SERVICE STATION Expert Repazrmg on All Cars CHEVROLET GI'1 OLDSMOBILE SOUTHBRI use MASS Southbrldge Coal Co W M EDWARDS Dealers In Range Fuel OII Coal ond Wood OFFICE AND YARD H Ph e 52 KENNEDY ELECTRIC COMPANY 29-I HAMILTON ST SOUTHBRIDGE MASS CAREFUL C LEANSERS COBLENTZ Cr COMPANY TELEPHOVE 1434 WAITE S POWER TOOLS SHOP SUPPLIES SEE OUR GIFT BASEMENT 282 MAI N ST TEL WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING COLCNADE FORMERLY NICKS C omplzments j Central Muslc Store AND The Central School of Music CENTRAL STREET Pflflfilll 0 I ,V . ' I I and , ' L ' f ' , ,' 'I' A ITIL ' 'f'lf.ITI'I..ITIILYN 'I Tlllz' I , . I I . e , . . I I d A ' 866 Main Sf. Tel. 684 I n X , . ' . I -47 ook Street on 2 -W A I I 7 I I . . 34 , ' I ' 0 ' OF ' ! l ' 'sr' , zu' .-Ifl2'rrff.wf Tw SOUTHBRI DGE ROOFING CO Roofnng Er Sheet Metal Work Establzshed m 1881 CHAPIN C7 HARTWELL STREETS THE HARTWELL PHARMACY LEOPOLD H LEMMELIN R g Ph For Prescrlptlons Cor Mann and Central Sts THE NOMAR OPTICAL Company SOUTHBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS llakers of HIGH GRADE OPTICAL GOODS II fl INS 1' DAVID LENTI C o1npl1111m1tS of CHIOCCAS SERVICE STATION Mann and Chestnut Sts SOUTHBRIDGE J O LEMOINE F U R N I T U R E Cash and lnstalment Plan 98 IO2 NORTH ST TH E BOSTON STORE J O BERTHIAUME P p 36 Hamnlton St Southbrudge Mass Modern Amr Condltloned COOLERATORS McKlNSTRY ICE CO INC p 5l9R PHILS SHOE STORE Stylzsh Footuear for the Fa11z1ly I3 CENTRAL STREET WILLIAM S HOFSTRA Plumbmg Steam and Hot Water Heatmg Sheet Metal Work 173 SAYLES ST TEL CONN Rent a CORONA or ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER For I Month Only 250 I PAQUETTE STATIONERY CO Y M C A Bunldlng Southbrldge II 111111 cr! GOODWIN BROTHERS 111 1 fill I I Q . , e, or. I I I I'1111g11'11f11I11i1'1112.Q In , rllhl ',,.'.'II'I!!,l2 I 1' A Q I Y 1 ' . I I I . I I I ' . . , ro . Remove all smells cnd odors, Before - buyxng a new refrgerotor get the facts. I . . . , I I 6 Du oul St. Phone - I I I I ' - , 1 I , 1 I 1 . . , V02 'zfz .9 of I I l . . . I JI l'll :fir ' Afll' r'f1'.wf'7'.w ORTHEA TER College of Llberal Arts Offers for young men a broad program of col lege sublects serving as a foundatlon for the understandung of modern culture soclal rela tuons and technncal achuevement Students may concentrate In any of the following fields B ology Chemistry Eeonomvcs Soclology Psy chology Mathematucs Physrcs and Englnsh lun cludung on optnon un Journalusml Pre Meducal Pre Dental and Pre Legal courses are offered Vaned opportunutles avaulable for vocatlonal specualuzatron Degree Bachelor of Scnence or Bachelor of Arts NIVERSITY College of Engmeenng Offers for young men curncula In Cnvll Mechanlcal lwlth Aur Condltlonlng and Aero nautlcal optuonsl Electncal Chemncal and lndustnal Englneenng Classroom study IS Sup plemented by expenment and research In well equupped laboratones Degree Bachelor of Scuence un the professxonal fueld of speclallza tnon College of Busmess Admmxstratlon Offers for young men the followung curricula Accounting Marketlng and Ad vertnsmg and lndustnal Admlnlstratlon Each curnculum provides a sound tramrng nn the fundamentals of busuness practlce and culmnnates nn specual courses devoted to the vanous professuonal fuelds Degree Bachelor of Scuence ln Busuness Admnnrstratuon School of Law Offers three year day and four year evenlng undergraduate programs leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws A mnnnmum of one half of the work accepted for o bachelors degree an an approved college or nts full equuvalent requnred for admnssron to undergraduate pro The School also offers a two year evenmg pro gram open to graduates of approved law schools and leadung to the degree of Master of Laws Undergraduate and graduate programs admnt men and women School of Busmess Offers curricula through evening classes In Ac countnng lndustnal Management Dlstrubutlve Management and Engnneerlng and Business leadnng to the degree of Bachelor of Busnness Admlnustratlon In speclfued fnelds Preparation curnculum an Law and Buslness Management leadrng' to the Bachelor of Commercial Scuence degree wuth appropnate specufncatuon rs also of fered Shorter programs may be arranged Co educatlonal Evenmg Courses of the College of Liberal Arts Certaun courses of the College of Luberal Arts are offered dunng evenung hours affordung concentratxon un Economncs Englnsh l-lrstory and Government or So clal Scuence A specual program preparlng for admsss1on to the School of Law ns also avaulab'e The program us equnvalent ID hours to one half the requurement for the A B or S B degree Assocuate rn Arts trtle conferred Co educatuonal Coopcratlve Plan The Colleges of Llberal Arts Engnneerlng and Buslness Admlnlstrotuon offer day programs for men only and are conducted on the co operatnve plan After the freshman year students may alternate theur penods of study wath penods of work nn the employ of business or lndustnal concerns at ten week nn tervals Under thus plan they gann valuable experuence and earn a large part of their college expenses FOR CATALOG MAIL THIS COUPON AT ONCE NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Director of Admnssuons Boston Massachusetts Please send me a catalog of the College of Llberal Arts College of Englneenng F' College of Busuness Admunnstratnon Evensng'-College of Lxberol Arts Day Pre Medical Program Day Pre Dental Program fl School of Law Evennng School of Busuness Day and Evenlng Pre Legal Programs Name Address C 88 Z S - - - j - 1 Pnhmw 5 Om lfflr lf7QI'7QU I I I l 3 V V A - ' . . . .I . . . . I 'Q , . K ' I I , , V V , If V . - V . . . V I , - . . V l . . . . l - - - l I A V . l . . 1 f l H - . . , I I I I 1 grams Case method of instruction for P. A.V Examinations, special four-year V , V . . . , . , - l I ' ' l - l ' . . . . l . . . . . , - . W - ' - , ' 1 . . , . , . . - . V 1 l I E . V V E , . V l Cl LJ ' ' l D - - - - E - V L . . fl ' LJ r l l - Y V A Y Y s l I I I Q H . '. I . , . - ' . Complzmenfs of DUGANS DRUG STORE Corner of MAIN and HAMILTON STREETS SPECIAI 3'Hf7lR QERIICE COLUMBIA CLEANERS IN H XI I R Call 1660 Coll cmd Deluvery R ROBBINS FULL LINE OF YOUNG MEN S SPORT SUITS COATS AND ENSEMBLES SOLE AGENTS FOR COOPERATIVE SHOES an COOPER UNDERWEAR Complzments of ERNEST AND RAYMOND LIPPE BELL SHOPS 341 MAIN STREET fozzmatulrzzvmzef The TI'l0l11ClS Hughes Co NN COAL OL WOOD LOAM My M SAND GRAVEL CEMENT Efc .I A JANELLE Offzce and Yard 314 MAIN STREET TEL 1821 37 HOOK AND 45 CHARLTON STS Soullzbrzdge Bmck Co , Im 1 16 PARK STRIfhT SOU1 HBRIIJGL MASS CALL 266 FOR DEMONSTRATION Clemence Lumber Deafffsm LUMBER DOORS COI'pOI'3tlOI1 sAsH MOULDINGS ROOFING 284 Elm Street, Cor Everett BUILDFRS MATERIALS Phone 5 ETC SOUTHBRIDGE MASS Pfzfron f Ou Illini , . I I O I I I - f M f liSICi-'T , ICET I I - I I I TM Sfmp fm' IIYHWI 11, IWOIIIIN 411,11 Old , I ,' 4 ' , , 0 . 1'I.4l.'.'r1l 152 I Q I , -- A A I 1 4 N 0 O T J - - . ., A K I I ' , 3 ' . H ' IIS f V r ,A ' I ' fNfy',w ALBERT N. McGRATH All Forms of Real Estate and Insurance Tel. II22 24 BLANCHARD BLDG. SOUTI-IBRIDGE SOUTHBRIDGE FRUIT CO. o. MICHEL: rf SON Dealers in S G W Fine Foods - Dewkist Frosted Foods Fancy Quality Fruits and Vegetables Tel. I5-W FREE DELIVE Y f'0Il1pIfmrnlg Of ARTHUR A ROY R - - BLUE COAL - A For BETTER HEAT Smclanr Range and Heatmg OII E G WALKER COAL CO Complzments of BON MARCI-IE MAIN STREET Adel no E Caplette F X LALIBERTE Cr SON INC Ge eal Co tacto Bwldmg Movers Power Shovel Servzce Compressor Servzce Central St ee! Southb dge Moss Telepho e 890 W Complzments of RUSSELL HARRINGTON CUTLERY COMPANY THE ELM BEAUTY PARLOR EXTENDS BEST WISHES o d CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1942 Fon Monsm-I HAIR STYLING PHONE 211 9 ELM STREET LONGINES WITTNAUER WATCHES T114 U 01111 9 Hoa! II0lIOI6fI II rzfrh BROWNIE S JEWELRY STORE 331 MAIN STREET PHONE 523 W I I I CHALYN STUDIO lui If Ill II f A O I I n r n r rs r ri , . a . n , rn Y IX .II'l'l.'l:'l 'I.ITIU.Y UI Tllli LI TlfU.Y.Ifr'E UI Tllli Sfllxrf 'If STI' HLVXTN I' I Hr fir If 1' , 1 VI 1' fx, IIN'- E J FOURNIERS MARKET 11171 II 11121 IROIPIIFN PHONES ll 20 I 2 35I HAMILTON ST SOUTHBRIDGE Gegole 6' Vutoluty Shoes for Women Nunn Bush ond Freeman Shoes for Men MEN S FURNISHINGS I 11711111210 n Slmz Rcpazrz 21 Phone 442 J I5 Hom Iton St SPECTOWN DINER HAMILTON STREET GOOD FOOD REASONABLE PRICES Open 6 A M 2 A M Hotel Columbla Restaurant llfl IN xflllf ll METRO BROS FANCY FRUIT CONFECTIONERY RADIOS PASTRY General Elect R C A Vnctor Electrc Woshlng Moch es No ge Refr gerotor Hot Po nt Refrlgerotor Telephone 225 W 333 Mo rm St SOUTHBRIDGE MASS W I L L A R D STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE STATION We Repo r Rebu Id ond Rechorge Any Moke of STORAGE BATTERIES LEWIS BATTERY Cr IGNITION 785 MAIN ST TEL 381 Through Servzcc II e Crow HYDE MANUFACTURING COMPANY INDUSTRIAL CUTLERY LOCKI TAILORING CO I9-I2 Lodles ond Gentlemen s Grode A Tculornng Cor Mo n G Elm Sts SOUTHBRIDGE SOUTH BRIDGE PHARMACY Corner Mo n C1 Elm Sts Prescrlphon Specialists Depend On Us For The Purest and Freshest Drugs prescr ptnons compounded by registered expe enced phormoc sts only BEST or Movies nlergtate FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT Complzments of SOUTHBRIDGE TRUCKING COMPANY I I9 West St Tel 382 SOUTHBRIDGE YMCA Your Communzty Center Iiflflllllf r Um Arlzffffsffs I ' ' G. r ' r S o n Q12 . ' ' . ILXITS . . 1 f . 'ff 4-T 7 I I7 I - V V I I .'1UIfr11'.g gg ' 1 ,' 1 f ,' 'pay ' - i . A U ' li- I .' . ' ED Sf l'I'H'f' ll'1ll1 fl .Smile 43 I rn . so 3 gi 5 'I' I a QE W 3 ' O o ric . . . ' O - If i ' in r I I . i .I 5 I I rr I - I ' I rr. I9II - ' I I . l . i I 5 . I l 4 An a ' ' , - ri l . Y I 'TT 7' In I TT O C Q SPECIALIZED TRAINING INTENSIVE COURSES -'for those who wsh to prepare for defense pastans w'thout loss of tme, 'n the offices of bus ness, 'ndustry or governmentg far young men who want to mprove ther status In the armed forces for h gh school commerc al course students who wsh to rouse the level of ther effcency COMPREHENSIVE COURSES Y-for hgh school graduates who want ta con- t'nue ther educatonal programs for preferred assgnments In the armed forces or for perma- ne t employme t leading to caree s in business or go er ment after the 3 6 9 MONTH COURSES ' Secretarnal Stud es 0 Bookkeeplng ' Comptometry 9 Bookkeep ng Machunes ' Key Punch ' Bankmg Mach nes lllx NI I f SPSNIUN ll Xl WORCESTER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SCIENCE sa FRONT STREET DIAL 6 2569 KATHARINE R FOLEY Dnrector WARE PRATTS STUDENT LOUNGE Has the Graduahon and Summer Clothes Prep Men Deslre Mum Street at Pearl Worcester, Mass ix CLASS OF 1942 NTIIINI1f'NfUIfIfffpfflxflxff' I In ss LOUIS DRESS SHOP Puffml L 1 I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I i I n rw , r I I ' I v n war. I I , . i . I ' ' I S II' L' L' I .' v.II.II LII .Y. Q. I Ll 29 - .If'fff'.NT 21 ' I +A'-----7: f------ifa--v-rv---42---v---f-7 Q ' :I I I I :I I I: 4' 'I 'If 1, I' 'I 1' 'I II 'I I - I 4' 'I I' 'I 4' 'I 4' 'I 'I I 4, I . 4 II ll ., 1. h 0 0 0 'I I Ig I . 1, If :I I I I 4 I I II ' 'I 4' 'I .I 1, fv'-A-'vig-.avil'v'Z4g3L4lf3L5.'Al3g'L3li N Avigi-:Q-vi . I'nlzglrrlfIllflfllnllx fn flu H 1.2 A OHV ,IIIV Ffllse lie COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF GARDEN SUPPLIES SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, VITAMIN TABLETS, ANDA COMPLETE LINE OF GARDEN TOOLS SPORTING GOODS BASEBALL SOFTBALL TENNIS ARCHERY BADMINTON MODEL KITS OF ALL KINDS sons PLANES Auros d ACCESSORIES GIFTS AND HOUSEWARES G C WINTER CO CODERRE FURNITURE INCORPORATED SOUTHBRIDGE MASS NBII IUIATION IIIFH 'NBII IIERCHINDINL SHOP US AND SEE FOR YOURSELF GEORGE G BUTLER and SON 4 lnrxsls PLANTS QUT FI OWERS FLORAL DESIGNS WFDDING BOUQUFTS 10 Elm Street F101 ers by W1 e Telephone 989 W UNIVERSAL BLANK C0 INC SPECIALISTS IN THE MOULDING OF ALL TYPES OF LENS BLANKS ALSO PRISMS AND INSTRUMENT BLANKS TEL I I72 SOUTH BRIDGE I 4 f 1 I on o o o , . Iv , 1 E. v . , V I v , E , 1 4 J , . Q .' I I, . , Q9 . ' I ' A - I . - , U - - f - O, O Pa mnfzf flfll' . lll'l'l' f'.v1'.Q MARTEL S ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE CLEANERS O DYERS I4-2 HAMILTON STREET TEL 525 WELD and BECK THE LITTLE GREENHOUSE CUT FL ERS and POTTED PLANTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 318 Worcester St TEL 1458 FREE DELIVERY Comph mtl of CO M P AN Y PRINTERS FAST COLOR PRINTS FINE COTTON GOODS Pton eOu 4d FF I A w I I YA'YI R IFIF f E 7