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

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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 . .

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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

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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 -