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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1943 volume:

BRAVO ' FELI OW may wm the plaudxts of a crowd by needlessly rxskmg hls hfe But nobody cheers the property owner who nsks the wxpmg out of his hfclong savmgs by fire Only adequate msurance can g1ve you full protecnon If you are under msured you stxll are unprotected on a part of your mvestment. When you thmk of protectxon, tbmk of dns orgamza- R M BURNHAM SOUTHBRIDGE MASS non Coaalltyourmcuranasaanntuyouwouldyourdoatororlmwar AMES WORSTED COMPANY Mawufacturers of MENS AND WOMEN S WORSTED WEAR BOUSQUETS AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES NEW LOCATIONS CORNER NORTH and FOSTER STS 440 442 MAIN ST SOUTHBRIDGE WEBSTER LONGINES WITTNAUER WATCHES The Worlds Most Honofred Watch BROWNIE S JEWELRY STORE 331 MAIN STREET PHONE 523 W Patromze Our Advertzsers 1 0 0 0 l A ' A . . Q , - ., N . 1 n I I -f ' - , , ,. f 'U A Y .Y ' T - Q I ff Y ,Y V , I ' If ' ' 77 Simonds Machine Co. Soutlwbridge Engineering Works, lnc. liX7'liXl1 Tlllfllf 1ik'.'4T WISIIES B to the Q,-Fm GRADUATING CLASS X' if of W ! Xb 1 943 A large number ot boys graduating this year will be inducted into the ARMED FORCES Slmonds Machine Co an Southbrldge Engineering Works Inc will continue to produce Greater Quantities of War Tools FOR OUR BOYS I Pat1'unc'z44 Ulu' ArlUc1'ti5w'.s MISS PRISCILLA DRAKE F zrulty -id mv of fha Clam of 19713 ue dedzcale ffm edzfzozz of Tl-IE CRIMSON AND GRAY uzfh g'l11l'c'fZl! affvctzon ' -4 251 , Qi: .7 5334: 151959 4- App? , v I 0 . . , . I ' 1 1' . ' 4 .f 4 19-lu IWSON XNID CR 1943 To the Class of IQLI3 of the MARY Is WELLS HIGH scHooL Thursday evenIng June 2-il l943 marks tne ompl tIon of your hIgh school educa There wIll be members of your class unable to attend the GXQTCISGS and fes tIvItIes so dear to senIor hearts because they are engaged IH the struggle to preserve these very functIcns And soon all of you In one CODGCITY or another w ll be do 'I you bIt to preserve these InstItutIons for your younger brothers and susters ThIs IS a fearful and a wonderful thought Fearful because my generatIon permItted world af portunIty to secure an honorable and IntellIgent peace for the world I hope If you have lea ned nothIng else In your hIgh school career that you have come to the realIzatIon of how dear our lIbertIes are RestrIctIons now are put upon the cIvIlIan populatIon In the endeavor to preserve these same lIbertIes for future Amenca lt has often been saId that blood and tears are the payment exacted for lIberty and hustory certaInly bears th statement out In Its entIrety My students of 43 l hope you can look to the future unafraId l know the courageous hearts you possess and l feel certaun that you wIll meet the challenge of HItlerIsm wIth de fIance and energy There IS a lIttle town In OhIo on the banks of the Maumee and the AUQlOlZG RIVGFS called Defuance after the old Fort DefIance of French and lndIan war days On the banks of that rIver a handful of rough and ready Amencans hurled defIance to the lndIans and agaunst all odds preserved Independence for that srnoll town Amenca IS full of Defnance In the east west north or south at Corregudor or Ba taan That defIonce born of honest convIctIon of rIght and faIr ploy can never be defeated Into the struggle for freedom I send you and none but your parents wIll pray more earnestly for your safe return to a better Amenca than l who have watched each of you for four far too short years James M Robertson PrIncIpal 7 11 C R . f . ' I . ' 5 A Y fl 1 I f A I X I I E C e A ' - tion 'N ' I I ' ' i in I - . I ' U T fairs to pass beyond the control of reasong wonderful, because your generation has the op- ? . . . I . . I . . e ' ' ' . , . A II ' II ' - - 11 I ll ' - T 1 1 1 I ' ' I I T 1 1 Q I I , - . 'lr al' 'A' ak 'Ir ak Young men from MARY E WELLS HIGH SCHOOL nn the Armed Servnces Cnorles Bostnen Nelson Corpentner Georoe Czyzewsku Corlton Dovls Donold Duffus Hwy Clorence Rncnord Mauna George MocLellon George Young QW Qolond Fo freou Rlcnord Proulx Milton Ross Morvun Simpson ul' 'A' 'if 'A' 'A' 'A' . I X Joseph O, Berfnioume Edword Plimpton Faculty in The Armed Services ENSIGN MARTIN J EARLS fi ,ew LIEUTENANT LEWIS KYRIOS LIEUTENANT BERG PARAGHAMIAN L ' jg. N. A 4 ffffff- ' npgfver-4 A Ewan we. , 4 5 Q, JSM? , , 1 'A' , '. 'exfV fl N ' Q,q.1.fg, ' 4 - , i. rl , J 1943 CRIMSON RWD GRAY 1943 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Edmond Frank Rewunskl Ed IE fwrl mu II flllljf Class Pres 3 4 Honor Pupsl Graduation Speaker Student Councul 3 4 Lovely Duckling 4 Clubs Mag 3 4 Dra matlc 4 Chrustmas Play4 Orch l 2 3 4 C Check :ng 3 Graduatlon Actrvltues Usher Dec 3 H R Pr S l Vnce Presudent Stacia Vlctorla Janusz a mum m 11011 Clas Vice Pres 4 Class Secretary2 3 Cl'1eerleader2 3 Capt 4 Student Council Sec and Treas 4 Basketball l Gnrls Prog 4 Com Rung3 Prom 3 Tucket4 Secretary Susle Ann Tobla ue f II Class Sec 4 Class Vnce Presndent l Z 3 The Lovely DuckImg4 Basketballl 2 Fleld Hockey2 3 Com Rnng 3 Prom 3 Dress 4 Student Councul 3 4 Clubs Glee l c Treasurer George Rene Young Oscar Hmzm mul 1111111 mr nmnlzoorl Class Treas 2 3 4 Student Council l 2 Sec and Treas 3 Pres 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 Co Capt Elect 4 Tratflc Squad l 2 Co Capt 3 Capt 4 Track 3 Goltl 2 3 Jouned Marines Dec 8 l942 ll d' ll llEdll 'll fl '1fl1ws.v2s.w.s f' I loin. U . , J 'iz ' 1 E 1 g Q I . , 2 - . , ' Q I H: - , , , 2 Om: - 1 I 1 - I - - 9 - I 2, 3. IIP tll A f' Q ' ' 1' '-1 pic. S ' - . . ' I I I I I I . , . . , , 4, Capt. 2, 3g Field Hockey l, 2, 4g C. and G. 3, 4g Clubs: . , . l . . . , .. , , . lls ll Full 0. Nll'f'l'f I1411-'l l.l'I'l'7ll'I'.ll ' 3 ' 1 1 V 2 , 2 A , Q .2 I I I I I l I Zg H. R. Se . l, V-P. 2, 3, 4. ll ll 1 - r 1 1 1 I 1 ' - I . I .1 ' ' I ' l 1 I ' ' I ' 1943 CRIMSON AND GRAY 1943 Guldo Ioseph Barbrerl HU ll! IIIIU llll ll ll lflf mum Honor Pupll Gradu tnon Speaker Football Z 3 4 Baseball ass Wll ass Pres Student Councll l 2 3 Ex Com 4 Trattuc Squad 3 4 Com Stage 3 Grad Usher 3 Checklng 4 Actlng Class Treas 4 Vangel George Costa Van Voche 1 lf 4 rum Honor Pupll Basketball 2 3 Co Captam 4 Baseball I 2 Co Play Stage 3 Usher 4 Dorothy Barbara Gardner Dot oplz s 1 lim! Irie In but I pmfef 101111111 Honor Pupil Clubs Dramatlc 2 Gurls l Magazlne 2 3 4 Corn Play Candy4 Skrts 4 Lorrame Lorena L1verno1s Frenchy Ulflt y 111 Honor Pupul Basketball 3 Fneld ckey 2 3 Clubs Glee l Gurls 2 Readers Gulld 4 Junuor Red Cross Candy Commnttee 3 4 C and G 4 graduatlon speaker Sophie Thomas Sophle uztty mrzn 1 L hu Honor Pupil Chrlstmas Play The e 4 Sknts 4 Se Treas 2 Clubs Dramatuc Z 3 Fashion Show I 2 Com Play PYODSFTY 4 H R Sec Treas 2 graduatlon speaker is Phyllis Anne Mannls Phyll 114 1 1 U11 fl 7' I1 Honor Pupnl Class Prophecy C G 2 4 Clubs Damatvc H RVPes2 34 Corn Candy I Prom 3 Class Day 3 Graduatuon 3 Publnclty 4 Prop erty 3 Stage 3 Mary Elizabeth Maxwell Bette 1 ff I llmll Honor Pupll Class Prophecy Or chestra l 2 3 4 Strung quartet 3 4 Clubs Readers G :ld 3 4 Junuor Red Cross 3 4 om Candy 4 Shows F huon l 2 Amateur I Rosa Pettlnelh Rose a 1 lm lzml lo was e Honor Pupll Class Prophecy C G Treas 4 H R Se Clubs Magazme l 2 Readers Guuld 3 4 Junuor Red Cross 2 4 Gnrls l Com Chalr Gift 4 Henry Ioseph Romano Herkey nu ml II ilu znofmm Honor Pup i Gradu tlon Speaker ass W ll C and G 3 H Pres 3 H R Treas 2 4 Traffuc Squad 2 3 4 Com Usher play 3 Graduatnon actwntles 3 Play stage 3 4 The Lovely Ducklmg Cheer Leader 3 4 Amateur Show l 2 Inter Class Track Z Annu versary Edltlon C and G 1943 CRIMSON AND CRAX Lorraine Barbara Arsenault Larry 1 I man In nl If Inrrrl Fas ionShowl 2 H R VP l Clubs Glee Radio Prog 3 Junior R Cross 2 3 Grls 4 DEC PrOr1'1 3 Class Day 3 Shlrley Marlon Bachand S 'nzurli I I llltr uanrlrif 1 Clubs Grls l 3 Prog Com 3 Pres 4 Mag l 2 Mrs Coulsons Daughter Oh Kay Eleanor Alice Bagley Ton1 pun 11111111 ri nm Cu s Glee l Girls Prog 3 4 Magazine l 2 Junior Red Cross 4 Com Ticket Play 4 Invitation Charles Fdward Bastien Chas U ll Football l 2 3 4 Hockeyl 2 3' Track l 2 3' Traffic Squad 2 ' bs: Gee 4 Se. ' Chimes of Normandy l' Orchestra 3' H. R. H. O. 4A Anniversary Edi- tion C. and G. Joined Navy April I943. Leonard Beaudoin Rock ' .' ni .hvf1lll'C,.' lf nt ima iz. . and G. Staff 3 44 Tra ' Squad' H. R. H. O. 4' Gift m. 1943 Helen Madelelne Behsle Susie Belisle ill! I l ffl! Iflillllflt Play Candy Com 4 Clubs Girls Magazine l 2 Readers Guild 3 4 H R Vice President l 3 Class Colors 4 Ethel May Berry Berrles lpatzfmc 1 1 11611111 t lf It Clubs Glee 3 4 Girls l Maga zine l 2 Readers Guild 3 Com Prom Decorating 3 Colors 4 Ioseph Omer Berthlaume Chlco no III ll and I1 Is wlzslzed by 1110 best of men Student Council 3 4 Hockey 3 4 H R Treasurer 4 Orchestra 3 V Baseball l Clubs Glee l 3 4 Radio Prog 3 Com Prom Dec 3 Play Stage 4 Maimie in The Lovely Ducklmg Joined Navy April l943 lzllzabeth Gardner Beverage Betty . Il I run' fllgf Huy Glee Club l 3' Committees: Ticket 4 Gift 4. Armand Elmer Blair Sharkey Buster Hllllll' - 4 zu r 11.3 In 5 rf L... . G. 3 4' Class Wi ' Clubs: Readers G ild Pres, 3 4 Magazine l Treas. 2' Com.: Ush- er Grad. 3 Play 3 Play Chair. 4' Decorations 3' Traffic Squad 2 3 4 ll-lp CRINISONI AND CRAY 1943 Paulme Eva Bourdeau Pudge UI V P es -l Clubs lr s Treas l Dramatlc 2 .lun or Red Cross 2 Class Colors 4 blame Vrvlan Boyle Shorty Ducky If I Clubs Glee l 2 4 Magazine I' Com Play Candy 3 Tucket 4 Bas etball l 2 3 4 Dress4 Ioseph Reed Burgess, I o oey l man of fzrlzon Student Council 4 The Lovely Ducklmg 4 Oh Kay 3 Traf fuc Squad 2 3 4 Class l-llstory4 u s Glee l Dramatic 2 Christmas Play 3 Com Grad Usher Decoratuon 3 Edwm Iohn Calcutt I am 1111 mn Inf of my ate Football 2 3 4 Baseball Clubs Readers Guuld 2 3 Rlfle Club l Com Prom Decoratlon 3 Myrtle Irene Callahan Kelly ILH ll 1 C Ill fill UIQ Clubs Glee l Magaznne l 2 Com Sensor Play Candy 4 Banquet 4 Thomas Francls Campbell Tom Trafflc Squad 2 3 4 Clubs Mo el Airplane l Rifle l 2 Dramatlc 4 3 Com Stage Chrlst mas Play 3 Saverlo Antonio Caprera Fat Cappy 1 1111 otball l 2 C1 Traffuc Squad 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 Play tucket collector Edgar Wrllram Caron Eddre Nzng flurry ram a hc Squad l 2 3 4 H es l 3 Go 2 3 Mlnstrel Show 2 Cubs Readers Guuld 4 Glee l Com Play Stage 3 4 Prom Musuc 3 Orchestra 2 Nelson Lucren Carpentler Nellie I ll Ute? 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I Football l 2 3 4 Glee Club4 Pres l 2 3 Chrmes of Norman dy Traffic Squad 2 3 4 The Lovely Duckhng Dance Orchestra 2 3 4 Debatmg 4 Baseball l 2 Hockey Z 3 Amateur Nnght 2 Prom Orchestra Com 3 Joined Navy January l943 Iohn Alfred Cavanaugh Twmsle Cav llmzgs mr nal always what they 11 ll Class Treas l Trofflc Squad 2 3 4 Clubs Dramatlc 2 3 Model Anrplane l Junnor Red Cross 4 Dance Band 4 Classncal Orchestra 4 Com Play Usher 3 4 Inter Class Track 2 1943 CRIMSON AND CRAY 1943 Richard Oswald Cavanaugh D1CkCy I ' L11 01111110 Trafflc Squad 2 3 4 Clubs Dramatic 2 3 Model Airplane l Dance Band and Classlcal Orches tra 4 Play Usher 4 Ieannette Clesla Iack ane I hull 1 um 1 Cu s Gurls l Dramatuc Junuor Red Cross l Com Tncket 3 Banquet 4 Norma Antolnette Clerl Tom I fll llllf ml 1 Clubs Grls l 2 3 4 Magaz ne l 2 C m Dress Banquet 4 LlVl2 Elsle Commlto Llvy 1 1 l 4 Nunn Clubs Glee l 2 Magazlne l 2 Book League 3 Junuor Red Cross 4 Com Candy 4 Banquet George Edward Cudworth ume I Illllf lm: 4 Clubs Model Aurplane l Rnfle l 2 Dramatic 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 Pres. 3 C m.. Decaratung 3 Traffic Squad 2 3 4. Robert Edward Dargxe Bob Darg 4 llhffl ffl rlnl Football 3 4 Basketball l 2 B eball 2 3 4 Tra uad Z 3 H R Pes 3 4 mversary Ed tlon C ond G Carlton Iunlor Davls Spud html rz 1111 mllznq :Imp Traffic Squad 3 4 Rifle Club l Prom Checking 3 Jomed Navy March l943 Leona Yvonne Mane Delage ee Freckles L11 Is a ffllfllll The Lovely Duckling 4 Oh Kay 3 Chimes of Normandy Glee Club 3 4 Rea s uuld Red Cross 4 Home Nursung 4 Nxsn Llgor Dloms N15 Basketball 2 3 Baseball l Traffnc Squad 2 3 4 Com Pla Usher 3 4 Clubs Magazine 2 3 4 Debatmg 3 Robert Ioseph Donovan Tubby Bobble Flash I l Y I JUU Ill I HI I Play Usher 4 Com Jumor Play Stage Glft 4 H. R. Health Offlcer 4 1943 Roland Ioseph Favreau Ro Favs fl ckey 2 3 4 Foot all Student Councul 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Chlmes of Normandy Jouned Navy March l943 Lorrame Mary Forcler Laury Choble 4 H14 III! fl Ulu! Glee Club 3 4 Junnor Red Cross Bernard Rlchard Gervals Ben Barney IH Play Checknng 3 Play Usher Motto Com 4 Marlon Ida Glbb Gibb Ull Class History The Lovely Duck Img Oh Kay Cheerleader 3 4 Classical Orchestra l 2 Dramatic Club3 4 Dress Com 4 Geraldme Norma Glllon Gerry It I I I Class I-lustory Skuts 4 Clubs Gnrls l Soc1aICom 3 Program Com 4 Readers Gurld l 2 3 4 Junuor Red Cross 4 Com Candy 3 Propertres 4 CRIVISON AND GRAY 1943 Lorraine Mane Glrard Lorry 1 r I Il rj 1 Clubs Glee l 2 3 Magazine I 2 Junror Red Cross 3 Readers Guild 3 4 Com Ch urman Candy 3 Fashion Show l 2 V Pres Glee Club 4 Florence Norma Glrouard Flossle IIII tl Illl 11114 Class Sec Z The Lovely Duck lung 4 Tennns Club 2 I-I R Sec 2 Glee Club 2 4 Lo1s Madellne Greene lmmrf rn Imzb In jllllljllllllf 1 rf Clubs Dramatic 2 3 4 Read Magazlne Z Color Com 4 Sylvna Scott Greene Scotty ru 1 I1 IIN Ulm ur ml II 1 II H R Sec l Oh Kay The Love ly Ducklmg C and G 3 4 Clubs ee l Dramatuc 2 3 Pres Motto Com 4 Arthur Sllvester Hall Alky I ll llll I Traffnc Squad 2 3 Clubs Rifle team I 2 Pres and Instructor 3 Model Aurplane 2 3 Magazine 3 4 Com Play Lughts 4 Grad 3 Snapshots C and G 4 : : : I I I I Z I as IN as N H ,, lI1'.f rl fJ1,r1fI lnrm, I'II .wry IIHII III11' H gl f I NI IH 1'I'x U'n1'IIf rIrI. 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' ' I ' ' I 1 1 1 I 5 .. ,, I I: I I I ' ' , - . 1943 CRIMSON AND GRAY 1943 Ralph Donald Hebert umor II If 1 Il Joyvees 2 Com Play Usher 3 Banquet Com 4 Bertha Agatha Kaszynskl Betty 111111 I 011 n Is f ,III rl 1 rr mrzzu Motto Com 3 Clubs Girls 3 Gleel Mag I Iohn Laurence Keenan Iohnny Am liz nr nr ur: Ilfnim Student Council 4 Traffic Squad H P H R Treo Com Play Usher 3 4 Grad Ac tivities 3 Clubs Model Airplane I Dramatc 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Classical Orch 4 Junior Red Cross 4 acting Class Treasurer 4 Iudith Klmball udy I l I ll H R Vice Pres Z 4 H R c 3 Treas 3 Clubs Rea ers Guild 4 Sec 3 Girls I Dramatic 2 Junior Red Cross 4 om Candy 3 Grad. 3 Play 2 Class Day 3' Class Prophecy. Francis Edward Kirb Scrooge F. A. ,' Jyqrrnmw li' lrffg ours, . nd . Editor ' Traffic Squad 2 3 4' Christmas Play 2 Lovely Duckling Oh Kay Minstrel Show 2' Clubs: Photo- graphy I Dramatic 2' Ice Hockey 2 3 4' Cross Country 3' Golf 3' Home Room Treas. 4. U Wanda Elizabeth Kulls Llz abe mi rm wlllzf 1101 C andG 4 Dec Com 3 Clubs Glee I 4 Magazine I Readers Guild 4 Lorraine Albma LaR1v1ere Lorralne Stre ch 0 1111 I ll I I r Clubs Glee 2 Sec 2 3 Lib 4 H R Sec I 3 4 Tennis2 Read ers Guild H R Rep 2 Chimes of Normandy Lovely Duckling Com Make up 4 Prom Decorating 3 Pearl Loulse Lawrence Loulse WCISIC 1111 ,riff 0 uzsdum is 11111110 mlm s Clubs Glee 2 3 Sec 4 Read ers Guild 2 3 4 Com Play Prop erty 4 Invitation 4 Tennis 2 Alfreda Mary Lesmewskl Freda rm 4 1 gil IH! Clu s G ls I 2 Dramatic 3 4 Com Dramatic Program 3 4 Social 4 Play Property 4 Angeline Liacos Angie ...A ,, - ., ,HT - AJ I'IAIlIIl1IlIlI1.h Clubs: Readers Guild 3 4 Junior Red Cross 3 4' Com.: Ticket 4 Chairman Invitation 4. 1943 CRIVISON AND CRAY 1943 Gerald RlChHfd Llppe Gerry Llp F otball 3 4 Basketball l 2 -v al 2 3 4 Tra Squad l Z 3 4 Class Tre-asu er l Usher 3 Lorrame Theresa Lolselle Shorty 1 j' 1 Chlmes of Normandy Basket l 2 3 Tennis 2 C on 4 Clubs Glee l 2 3 4 Ma a znel 2 3 4 Com Play Make up 4 Charlotte Helen Lupa Lup Kala For beauty lzzzs 111111 Iluzrlm Chlmes of Normandy Fleld Hockey 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Clubs Glee l Garls 2 4 Maga zme l 2 Readers Gulld 4 Eleanor Lols MacLam Mac E Inf fpfmll H11 m ll zu I1 pt nd ence forum Clubs Glee Club 4 Readers Gulld 4 Jumor Red Cross 4 George Wlulam MacLellan Mac Tweet General From the c oun nf hz head to the of hz oo! nl mu Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 Golf 3 The Lovely Duck Img 4 Chrnstmas Play 4 Clubs Dramatuc 4 Com Play Usher 3 Jomed Marnnes February 1943 Leo Charles Martln Lee d Com Orchestra 3 Banquet 4 Tratflc Squad 2 3 Wllllam Edward Matys Blll Rock Ohma ll flu 1 If full nu 1 Traffnc Squad l Z 3 4 Clubs Rlfle 2 Debatmg 3 Pres 4 Glee H R H O 2 Oh Ka Dlmltfl Vasll Metro Shape Depopulous auqlzlu halflznq both hzs Hades Football l 2 3 4 Basketball Base 2 Tro I uad l 2 3 4 Play Usher Transportatlon for Play 4 Dorothy Helen Miller Honey Blond U 0110 me rx place nz tht garden, o song Clubs Glee l 2 3 4 Chimes of Normandy Red Cross 4 Read ers Gulld 3 4 Speclol Chorus Com Make up Play 4 Barbara LOIIISC Morse Barb Mor IC Bom zmlh the gzfl of lcmghlu The Lovely Ducklmg Chlmes of Normandy Cheerleader 3 4 Clubs Glee l 2 3 Debotmg 4 Stamp l Jumor Red Cross 4 Com Property 3 Sklts 4 1943 Iohn Ioseph Nleladllk Nxej Nodes Ionny II I H I Baseball 3 Traffic Squad 3 4 Glee Club 7 Football Mgr 3 4 Basketball Mgr 3 Play Usher Patrlcxa Anne Noel Pat ' Pa ty 1 4 um l Class Prophecy Clubs Dramatlc Sec 2 3 4 Glee l Com Candy Socnal 2 Rang 3 Play 3 C Day 3 Stage Property 3 Prom 3 T et 3 Social 4 Publlclty 4 H R H O Z Anniversary Edltlon C and G Motto Com 4 Edward Ohab Sonny Eddle Il N ll Baseball 2 3 4 Grad Usher3 Prop Com 4 Readers Gund l 2 Constance Helen Paulhus Conme ru Nm! I 111 un C u s Glrls l Sec 2 Pres 4 Play Tucket Com 3 H R S c 2 H R V Pres 4 Lorralne Peek I I ll llmllrl 1 ru: Gurls u l 2 3 4 Rea Guild 3 4 Banquet Com 4 CRIMSON AND GRAY 1943 l Lu 3. Gertrude Lucllle Peloqum Gert 97 ll 1 1 un ln In ec H R V Pres Play Clothes and Make up Corn Cubs Gurls Prog Corn Junuor Red Cross V Pres 3 Dram atlc Soc Com 3 Barbara Mae Peltier Babs Grls Club 4 Dons Antomette Perron Porkle Izqht of up and heart Play Make up and Property 4 Dram Club 3 H R Treas 3 Edward Fred Plxmpton Phmp Ieepdrlv r U I r s Com a Checking 4 Usher Prom 3 Play 3 Grad 3 Class Day 3 Cubs unrcr Red Cross l Joined Navy April l943 Lawrence Leroy Proulx PPC ml ll :I 1 1 1 1 F otball 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 asketball l 3 Tra n Squad 7 3 Co captaln 4 Com Rang 4 Checking 4 1943 CRIMSON D GRAY 1943 Theresa lean Quevlllon Terry T QUCVIC r H ckey 2 3 Capt asketball 2 3 -I Tennrs us Glees -I Gris I Maa zune I -I Junlor Red Cross -I Play Trclfet Com 3 C and G -I Dress Com -I Clarence Henry Rlchards II ll 1 1 r a hc Squad 3 -I Health Officer 4 4 Baseball I Glee Club 3 4 Corn Play Tuck et 4 Joined Army January I943 Camrllla Rrta Rossman Glggle eyes nz mtl nr u s Glee 2 3 Grrls nror Red Cross 4 Magazlne I Doris Norma Rowett Norm Normre fl ZIIU 1 I Clubs Magazlnel Girls I Dramatlc 2 4 Junror Red Cross 2 4 Corn Candy 4 Dramatrc C Plays Z Gltt Corn 4 Llllran Rutcho L 1 IIL f 1 Ill s Clubs Glee Z Dramatnc Make up 4 C and G 4 Banquet Com 4 Tennrs 2 Rrchard Francis Rydensky R Dunk 1 I IU nd G Z B M r Football 3 4 Play Com Tlckets -I Usher 4 Prop 3 Mag ub Treas 2 Band 2 Y lctor Ralph Salv1uol0 Savy I Traftlc: Oftrcer 2 3 4 Basket r Play Pu Usher 4 G ee Club I Elena Sandole Lena I 1 I N ll Cu s Cwlee Z Grrls I .lun Red Cross 4 Com lnvrtatron Com 4 Candy 4 Elleen Margaret Sherbert Sherb Sherbert f s 1111 Ill Lulu: 0 LII 411 rr I mlm II nd G r s Mothers Day Play 2 Treas 3 Prog Com 4 Magazine 3 Ama teur Show I Mrnstrel Show 2 Junlor Red Cross 4 Skrts 4 Barbara Mane Sllk Butch Barb t llfl I UU! I1 4111 Lovely Ducklmg 4 Student Councrl 4 Class Prophecy 4 H R Treas I Clubs Dramatic 3 V Pres 4 Glee I 2 Readers Gurld I 2 3 4 Com Prop 3 Prom Class Day 3 Grad 3 Song 4 1943 CRIMSON AND CRAX 1943 Tefta Slmolarls Te 4 l ll o d G 4 Clubs ee Magazrne 4 Readers Guuld 4 Candy Commlttee 4 Ida ICSSIC Southall lane S San y flllll N I I I If f 1 mu Jr u s Glee I 2 3 4 Ma zine l 2 Radlo 3 Amateur Show I 2 Operetta l Tncket Com 4 Allce Deborah Stanley Debby ' ' Stanl y A11 :muy ulfm lull flu Clubs Dramatlc 2 3 Glee 4 Junuor Red Cross 4 Glrls I Maga znne 3 C m Ent 2 Sennor Play Costume 4 Fashion Show I Therese St Martm Tess Terry Tee To know hey is to love her Junnor Red Cross 3 4 Banquet Com 4 George Suprenant Ir Sweetpea :up uzlzoul 110111 ne zu! Lovely Duckling 4 Organ Re clta 3 H R Treas 3 Classical Orc I 2 3 4 Clubs Glee 2 4 Magazine I Band 2 Flrst Prlze Posters Poppy 2 Grad Usher 3 Song Com 4 Dolores Thelma Tetreault Dolly r 1 1 11 1' 1 Hall I puma Clubs Dramatic 2 3 Gle I Com Graduatuon 3 Banquet 4 Samuel George Themnstocles Sam Greek boy INII Il rnrl In lntzpm IN H R Presedent 2 4 Basketball 4 Bas 3 Cr Country I Manager 2 Willard Ray Thompson Porky ur zs lluih 171 af' Football I 4 Traffac Officer I C and G 4 Trac Ice Hockey 4 Basketball 2 De batung team 3 4 Orchestra I Usher 4 Clubs Dramatlc 2 Arr plane l Magazme l Oh Kay Cyrano DeBergerac 3 Charles Phlllp Toscano Charlo 711110 zs notlzzng zmpos zble H R Presldent 3 4 Com Ush lay 3 4 Grad 3 Stage Motto 4 Ernest Antome Trudeau Erny Tony I-01 lzr s a jolly 110011 flluu Offlcer of Orchestra I 2 3 Assembly program 4 Home Room Health Offucer I 1943 CRIVISOIN AND GRAY 1943 Ioan La ffo rd Tullv Granny Tul Loulse Bum Ok Kay 3 The Lovely Ducklmg C'ass lrlnstory Clubs Girls Glee 3 4 AAOQGZIDQ Junior Red O5S1234c.maGse H ta l ...qv- Harold Braley Weaver Hank Braely Football l 2 3 Capt 4 Hack e Manager 3 Bseball l Clubs Magazine l Debatang -l Traftlc Squad 2 3 -l Oh Kay 3 Ruth Iane Whnteoak Wh1t1e 1 to 1111 17111711 1 u s Glee 2 3 Junior Red Cross 3 4 Makeup 4 CLASS SONG llorrls Barbara Sllk lluvz' George Suprenant Flrst verse Now the days of our stay nn old Wells have e We shall meet here as classmates no more The wlde world IS callnng and we shall go forth Wlth a wlll that fights error and sun It we follow our teachlngs with hope as our star We shall conquer the foe, we shall wan 6' lone Helen Wllhs Iohn Nelson Young Teddy 11 ml 1 otball l 2 3 -l Basket 2 3 4 Traffic Squa Golf l 2 3 Oh Kay 3 Ho Room Health Offncer 4 Clubs Rutle l Model Anrplane l Com Class Rang 3 Stage 3 Readers ul'd Executive Council 2 3 4 Phlllp DeAngehs Credut for graduatlon earned through State Unnverslty Extension Courses Second verse As onward through lute we each make our way Always keeping our motto In mnnd Through turmoll and hardships we ll always wln out Pluggung through all that stands nn our way What we do what we say we can say It was done Not For Ourselves Alone But For All Chorus Upward and onward and flghtlng we go, With one speclal thought ln mlnd Though from frnends and comrades we shortly must part, Our memories of Wells wlll never due A , L. 1, v Y i 1. ...- i T -T A I 4 T T T , -gif, ,N C .. 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I3 cccs THE CRIMSON AND GRAY COMMENCEME NT NON NOBIS SED OMNIBUS CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate was held Sunday June ZO at seven o clock at the Methodust Church The Reverend Henry Leech preached the sermon CLASS BANQUET The banquet ot the Class of V943 was held at the Cohasse Country Club on Tues day June 22 RECEPTION and PROM The Class of I9-44 entertanned the Class of l943 at the Town Hall from enght thirty txll one on Frlday June 25 CLASS DAY PROGRAM Imczs IU The Star Spangled Banner rr flu Edmond Rewlnskl Il imma, Joseph Burgess Geraldine Glllon Marlon Gibb Joan Tully Vangel Costa Francis Kirby Dorothy Gardner Class I 1012110111 Read by Phyllis Mannas Barbara Snlk Patrlcla Noel Rose Pettnnelll Judith Knmball Elizabeth Maxwell I lass smug words by Barbara Sllk muslc by George Suprenant Om Ilmml Ifwfl Vangel Costa 1111 ll Ill Ilunlfmf Edmond Rewnnsku GRADUATION PROGRAM mf Reverend Wnllnam H Cole The Lord s Prayer Malotte The Class of I943 The Class of l943 Henry Joseph Romano The Silver Annnversary of the Mary E Wells Hugh School Sophse Thomas It Nfl Sung Szng Su g John Sacco Marnnes Hymn Arranged by D Savuno llfln Amerncannsm Guido Joseph Barbleru Everyday Heroes Lorraune Llvernous 1 1 Song of Home Dvorak Edmond Rewnnsku Nlllllfl I I hom The Star Spangled Banner The Assembly 1 1 1 lun The Chalrman of the School Commuttee nlfzf on nl Dzp on s The Cholrman of the School Committee Il Reverend Wnlluam H Cole I V ' ' Il1.slf'f1m4 Ilffll ,lfll-Ur Info- ffm ' ' ' . 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Pobert Donoxon Tweet McLellan Leo Martln George Young Guldo Barblerl Gerry Llppe Hank Weaver Charlo Tosca no Vangel Costa Clarence Rlchards Edale Caron Edmond Rewlnskl Johnny Young George Cudworth Bob Dargle Nellle Carpentler Bllly Matys 'Nlellle Carpentler George Suprenant Robert Donovan George Cudworth George Suprenant Gerald Llppe Charles Toscano Arthur Hall Edmond Rewlnskl Edward Pllmpton Charlle Bastlen Nellle Carpentler l-lerky Romano rl l bln f l pol I Pl 111 lf Nlln I l f I I 1 I lil llll Superlatlves l l I SlGClO Janus lrra ne lwelnels n TL Fl 7 S bhle lrhornas w e Glruuard busl Tnbla Dorls PQVFCV l'VlClI'lt7I1 Glbb lcla J llk uZ barb ra Peltler G r lllll1C G I on L rrc lne l.oRlvlere Fhyllls lvlannls Florence Glrouard E Qanor MacLam Stac a Janusz Barbara Sllk Allce Stanley Terry Quevlllon Marlon Glbb Lorolne l.aRlvlere Susle TOblO Lorralne LaRlvlere Geraldlne Glllon Lorralne LORIVIGFQ Freda Lesnlewskl Betty Maxwell Eleanor MacLom LOIS Greene Lorralne LaRlvlere Sylvla Greene Eleanor Macl.am Betty Kaszynskl Barbara Morse Geraldlne Glllan Betty Maxwell Connle Poulhus Elalne Boyle Florence Glrouard Lorralne Llvernols Rose Pettlnelll Connle Paulhus Lorralne LaRlvlere Norma Clerl ' P e ' foufg ll fls' 1 llll lla Z E.l and E6 '- Skl ll' s' ll' 'vlllxf ls L, L 'f' Ty Q x :Le lm ,ll N HUG 'HY ,AC fl G:bb Etll.-.arf rob lll X' fl lfl' -' ' ' 1 ' ' Tweet MCLQ' an li . 1 F' ml 1 ' lil - -ffl 'l A ,Q l 1 w li F' l ' flllll 1 lll-s f lu- .s 'fvllllll 1- lotc , a l' .1 V Vlllfll N, 1 C MH, XIX H f w w X' l, ' ,- ,X 4 1 - ' ' f li llll Jw flls F 'N . l X l'l,l X ,ll ,,-, l -,,, li l-ll l - Il fx . . . fllmlllfllls ' lil! ,ell fls ' N9llI9 Carpentier Vllfllf-X .lfllll .Hx 4 1 J Ill l fs . , . ' lil-.ef ,lvl Ml fl lfl'r.e,1yj ' ' lil ll,l Ce, ,1 -Alyl ' A ' ,lllfsl ll','.'l fy fu vsl44'l'l 1 ff l V - - 1511! ' V C lflllfflrlx ' ' 5151 'll'.sl1'1'l ff F ' ' film' llfll 'lm v A ' I,','l!,'A!.Q ' I ll l-llf ffl,-l rs .ll-I l',e JA- ' l,'ll,ll,ll l-,C ll ll-. ' 'll.sl,'lllJllL A C .lll lsll'f llfls ' lll l.s.' .llln , 1 lllxl f'lllM fall ffs ' I'f,,,w ,,'l,l,f,,,',' ' ' lll sf ll'1l,l,'lllyf ' ' Ill liljllrfl ,x,, ,,,, 'C ' ',,l,e ' ,l ,X gg gms CRIMSON AND GRAY HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '43 FRESHMAN YEAR A dsstsngusshed looksng group of educa tson seekers entered the open portals of our beloved Alma Mater Mary E Wells Hsgh School sn September l939 To some of the class the corrsdors and rooms were famslsar for some had spent the year before strugglsng through the esghth grade sn thss some busldsng but to the others the school was a busldsng full of upper classmen hur rysng around to dsscuss thesr vacatson pleas ures We Freshmen made frsends wsth our bewsldered classmates and soon we became full fledged students havsng beaten th trsals and trsbulatsons of our begsnnsng Of course we all remember how Rock strol led back to town after sourneysng to ensoy the beautsful colors of the countryssde Among our members we found a good many athletes who excelled sn thesr own fseld Some of them came to wsn letters as freshmen Among these athletes were Hank Weaver Charlse Bastsen Nellse Carpentser Gusdo Barbsers George Young Janusz and Susse Tobsa Some of us re member the sntra room basketball tourno ment Room ll-4 no matter how hard st trsed couldnt beat Mr Earls room ll6 whsch had some of our best athletes on st sncludsng the Young boys Then at the end of the Year we had the Freshmen Sopho more track meet whsch the sophomores won by a slight margsn lll never forget the hesght of that hsgh sump where l won thsrd place There were three contestants' We all ensoyed the sensor play The Poor Nut sn whsch Lester Newlands starred lt was almost as good as our own sensor play lNote class of 40 l Bsllse Matys was the fsrst freshman member of the Traffsc Squad Remember the boys lNellse Chsco and Charlsel wearsng thesr solemn robes of the vested chosrP Assemblses have always been a source of trouble to the class of 43 Freshman year the enrollment of the school was so large that freshmen were not able to attend the regular assemblses many of them too good to msss We wasted very smpatsently untsl we could be upper classmen and go Now wsth the war gosng on thss sensor year there have been few or no assemblses lt wasn t long before June appeared and school closed so we looked forward to our sophomore year SOPHOMORE YEAR Wsth an eventful summer vacatson be hsnd us we returned to the portals of dear old Wells sn the fall of l94O Allowsng no grass to grow under our feet our sllustrsous members soon entered snto almost every school actsvsty ln the electson of offscers whsch was held early sn September we chose Gusdo Bar bsers to lead us through our sophomore The Student Councsl beckoned to four of our members whsle The Crimson and Gray sought the servsces of four more of our classmates Our musscally msnded frsends found places sn many actsvstses Nelson Carpentser became the pressdent of the Glee Club whsch boasted sn sts membershsp many of our sophomores Lsttle dsd Nellse realsze that thss colorful begsnnxng was to be cls maxed sn hss sensor year by hss rendstson of the now famous selectson She Don t Wanta In the classscal orchestra Marlon Gsbb Betty Maxwell and Ernest Trudeau fsddled thear way to fame whsle Edmond Rewsnsks thrslled everyone wsth hss beauts ful psano playsng The Jazz Band could be justly proud of sts one sophomore Edgar Caron 20 I 1 I - I , , . . I I . . 2 I ' I - ' Q , - II ll U ' . I - - I I ll II I ' ' II ' II ' - I 1 1 ' I I I Pepper Proulx, Van Costa, Stacia year, and it was, indeed, a wise selection. I ' ' - . - - I . . s I I . ' I I I ' I I ' 1 - - - l ' I i w I . . . . ' I ' ' II ' II ' ' ' ll ' II I II ' ' II - 4 I I I I I ' I ' I I I I I . ' I JUNE 1943 Both the boys and gurls entered enthusl astncally unto every sport Of course we weren t a but surprised to fund so many of our friends among the lettermen Thus prov ed to be only a beglnnung for our football heroes Hank Weaver and George Young The Jumor Dramatic Club was fortunate to have :ts officers all members of the Class of 43 Wlth Francls Kirby as our able presu dent we had a most successful year On October l8 we attended Lnfe With Father ln Boston and then In December we assisted nn the production of Bards Christmas Car ol the annual play Belnevung that varuety ns the splce of lufe Mr Earls instructed a group of us to wrnte an autoblography for English Dnggung deep unto our treasure chest of memories we came forth wuth a few chorce buts of unfor matron lf lnttle else resulted from thls Interary endeavor than a few good marks we dld become better acquainted wlth our classmates As the end of June drew nlgh we realized that we were about to be juniors-ah what a thrllllng thought With thus In mind we sand So long to Wells but only for a few brnef months JUNIOR YEAR School days school days dear old gold en rule days We didn t feel exactly that way when we crept luke snails unwullungly to school that early September morning for vacatnon had been good to us all lGas wasn t ratloned then l However It didn t take us long to get into the swung of things and to take our honored place among the upperclossmen One of our greatest achievements of that fall we had o great many to our credit but ut might sound boasttul If I told all was the choosing of the most beautuful rnngs Wells l-llgh School has ever seen Saud rings were soon seen adornlng the necks of many of the faurer sex February saw two of our teachers leave for the army Mr Paraghamlan and Mr Kyruos had long been favorltes with us and thezr departure made us feel we were def: nltely un the war We all wlsh them contln ued success In the meantime we were In the throes of helplng the war effort Junlors were at Cheerleaders IQ!-L2 43 , Zl - 1 , . . . I, 1 1 ' ' ' - 11 - 1 - - ,, . . . . II ll ,, , 1 ' , - ' , . . . , ' 1 11 - - ll . . U . , . ' 11 ,. ' ' , . 1 1 I . I . . . . - ' 1 - II 11 v - - 1 1 .- the control center and busy as aurplane spotters and even as wardens-assustant wardens to be sure but stull wardens A fa vorute hangout of our war workers was at Butlers farm Always wullung to help out were they when Butlers was mentuoned Been robbung any graves lately? May furst saw the Audutoruum of our Alma Mater uam packed wuth Southbrudge utes eager to see our furst mauor dramatuc flung Oh Kay Remember Joan Tully swal lowung pulls for luver attacks buluousness undugestuon earache heartburn headache uumpung tooth appenduc tus and flat feet to mentuon only a few and Joe s hesutant speeches as he vugorously tued hus suspend ers to avoud an unrehearsed catastrophe? We mustn t forget the made to order scenery buult around the wheelchaur euther Laurels went to Bull Matys and Hank Weav er for doung so splendudly on such short no tuce Of course we all knew ut would be a Muss Drake our class advuser and Mrs Beauregard The sound of applause had hardly sub suded before we were busy wuth hostess responsubulutues for graduatuon Members were s en beneath roses peonues dausues and the luke racung around un varuous mo toruzed vehucles especually Cudworth s and Mrs Beauregards cars and Plumptons truck' Thus travel was quute o feat sunce we were allowed only three gallons of gas a week Ah those were the good old days You could even get to Howard Johnson s and back there I sugh deeply But to return to graduatuon We had our duffucultues as l suppose every class dud Whule decoratung for Bac calaureate we were unformed that no flowers could be placed near the pulput Mr Gules had hay fever Fruday afternoon found our beautu ful red whute and blue streamers saggung about the necks of Mr Tarduff and Mr Speranduo We all had our doubts about the dependabuluty of the strung holdung them THE CRIMSON AND GRAY and wouldn t have been surprused to see ut pop about ten that evenung Can t you just see the dugnufued guests dusentanglung them selves from a mass of twusted crepe paper? But oh happy thought that segment of twune held fast durung the festuvutues As the Prom drew to a brulluant close we thrulued to the thought that now we were the senuors SENIOR YEAR We entered our fourth and last year grum and determuned We were SENIORS the uppermost classmen of all Oddly enough as uf un a dream no one else seem ed to notuce us any more than usual Fresh men stull rammed head on unto us en route to the coat room sophomores stull paraded around cockuly even managung to convey the fact that they too were umportant Thus new found udea was only uust set tlung un our seethung brauns when we were shocked agaun We were senuors all rught but the uolly uunuors who had taken our places dudn t care' ' ' ' Semblung our dug nuty we determuned not to be annoyed We loosened our lups slughtly un a ghost of a smule put on our wusdom caps and went on Soon however we began to come back to lufe Slowly at furst and then un leaps and bounds we began gettung un the groove Then came the realuzatuon that we were at war We were ready to do or due so we practucally and to all untents and purposes dud Furst came the ratuonung jobs wuth everybody runnung around yellung Next? Who S next' wuth Boy Scouts dashung about beung prepared and gettung un every ones way whule doung ut phones rungung and everyone tryung hard to look terrubly effucuent and succeedung only un lookung horrubly bewuldered We were all surprused to fund when the smoke cleared away that thungs hadn t been so bad after all Every body now possessed Ratuon Book No l Next we dabbled un fulung for a whule down at ye olde ratuon board on ye older . , . . 1 . . , . , . 1 . . . I T 1 - . . . . . I 1 . . . ,I 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 l 1 1 ' I . , . ' 1 1 - , . . - ' ' 1 A , - . I . T 1 1 ' . , - - - - success-look who we had directing it- . . . . I , , . . . ' 1 1 1 . , . . ' I ...I T I . Q . . . - - ' 1 1 1 I I ' ' 1 1 . . . , . . . T . I 1 . , - II' ll . I , - - 1 . , . - - 1 1 1 . - 1 ' .1 - - 11 . 1 - . 1 11 - . . . . I ' . 1 - 1 - - ' 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 - I I - 1 1 ' - 1 1 JUNE, 1943 Cast of Oh Kay, Junior Play Cast of The Lovely Duckling, Senior Play Tl-lE CRIMSON AND GRAY Elm Street where several senaor garls plowed thear way through stacks and stacks of as sued unassued and to be assued fuel rataon books We vowed never agaan after one day only to appear braght and bouncang the next mornang Thas progressed for several days wath our old standbys Ealeen Sher bert Lorraane Lavernoas and Terry Queval laon sacrafacang all thear favorate classes for the war effort Ah how noble we were All of a sudden out of a clear blue sky came our long prayed for one sessaon' We would have been overaoyed af we had had tame to thank about at lmmedaately up came the questaon of spare tame What about at? lt was a shame to waste such beautaful tame doang nothang so the war workers' ' 'We all magrated thereafter at I2 30 to our respectave aobs Everybody enaoyed ammensely the farst tame lfor most of usl our farst pay check was receaved Then the male element of our class start ed the scrap drave scrap scrap and more scrap We had at paled around tree trunks around hedges an among fences and fal lang out of every avaalable hole an the ground The boys resplendent an plaad sharts and World War l tan helmets drove around town collectang everythang from haar pans to aron boalers All an all at was a huge suc cess nettang the government pales of cratac ally needed aunk metal Thas war actavaty maght seem to be all we could accomplash but our burden was con saderably laghtened by the Senaor Play Ah the great dawn of a new theatracal era came about when we approached the footlaghts Our play The Lovely Duckling starred such notables as Maraon Gabb George MacLel lan Barbara Salk Francas Karby and prac tacally the whole senaor class Remember those gay rehearsals? The naght Barbara Salk got soaked an the raan and rehearsed an a bathang cape and bare feet? And the tame Tweet fell on has nose takang can dad camera pactures7 l hope you apprecaated the roses such artastac efforts were the results of three days worth of crepe paper twastang Tweet MacLellan s portrayal of a zoot suat stooge and George Suprenant s lrash Murphy stole the show Soon after our class was austly proud when George Young Presadent of the Student Councal left school to aoan the arm ed forces soon to be followed by several other senaor boys Although our graduataon splendor wall be somewhat dammed by thear departure e would all rather have them where they are faghtang for our freedom so that other classes can graduate an a world forever free JOSEPH BURGESS GERALDINE GlLLON MARION GIBB JOAN TULLY Yfygff? 'Lfci Y K , l lff- Yo V 24 l I I ' I ' I . I . I . I I 1 ' I - I I - I I I - . . . . . 11 - ll . . I I . . I - T . . - ll 11 + - - I I - . . . . I I . . ' ' Il Il I . . . . I I I popped up again. We could be defense - ll aa I . . . I , . 3 , ' ' . 1 I ' l- I I ' ' . I , , . I W I I ' . . . , . . . , . , , I I - fl' 7rl 'f a 33' A .EKx 'I'QV ul! JUNE l943 WILL OF THE CLASS OF 43 We the Class of l943 berng sound of mrnd and body on thrs twenty thrrd day of June rn the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and forty three A D leave our hrghest and most honored possessrons and abrlrtres to our posterrty As these abrl rtres and possessrons orrgrnally bestowed upon us from the land of Super Rabbrt descend upon you we assume that they wrll bear to you hrgher understandrng greater rnte lect a d solutron f all our problems To the Mary E Wells Hrgh School the Class of l943 has already left eleven stars rn rts roll of honor grateful thanks To Mr Robertson JOAN TULLY leaves Grandma s prlls from Oh Kay' to sustarn hrm when he s lost rn sorrow for l943 The senrors leave therr Vrctory Gardens to Mr Greene JOE BURGESS leaves hrs screwed up fore head swrngrng arms and emphatrc orator s vorce to the Junrors To the Class of l947 GEORGE SUPRE NANT leaves hrs prnce nez so rt wrll be able to look down on the school To Mrss Coderre ROSE PETTINELLI leaves her bookkeeprng experrence to be used rn the Stamp and Bond Room To Mrss Swrackr LORRAINE LIVERNOIS leaves her shorthand medal To Mrss Frtzgerald the class leaves book reports lthose we rntended to wrrtel To the corrrdors of Mary E Wells Hrgh School BARBARA MORSE leaves her dog to wander around and enlrven thrngs BETTY MAXWELL leaves her vrolrn to Mrss Dolan DORIS PERRON leaves her baby talk to Mr Dron To Mrss Lanphear JUDITH KIMBALL leaves her frshrng lrcense JOHN AND RICHARD CAVANAUGH leave therr tough beards to the freshmen To the grammar schools who have rnvaded our sacred realm we the class of l943 begrudgrngly perhaps bequeath certarn shares rn the Mary E Wells Hrgh School To Mr Tardrff GEORGE MACLELLAN leaves hrs sharp shootrng medal for hrm to reward hrs best basketball player next year To the school drums JOHN KEENAN leaves hrs name LORRAINE ARSENAULT leaves her wrde eyed rnnocent stare to June Srmonds SHIRLEY BACHAND leaves to Isabelle ELEANOR BAGLEY leaves her forthrrght and determrned manner to George Keyes so he may contrnue as a class offrcer LEONARD BEAUDOIN leaves to Gene Bour delars hrs rob as health offrcer rn room IZ4 lTake good care of rt Genel To the Jones twrns HELEN BELISLE leaves her quret manner ETHEL BERRY leaves her soda fountarn rob to Paul Rrchards To Bob Bastren OMER BERTHIAUME leaves hrs pork pre and brrar BETTY BEVERAGE leaves her love for horses to Rrchard DrGregorro to prepare hrm for mrlrtary academy ARMAND BLAIR leaves hrs traffrc post to Bunny McMahon and hrs perfect attend ance record to Mr Latarlle To Gale Coulthard PAULINE BOURDEAU leaves her gentle manner ELAINE BOYLE leaves her red rrmmed glasses to Veronrca DrFederrco ED CALCUTTI' leaves hrs dog to the fresh men to protect them when they go out IRENE CALLAHAN leaves her steady stamp buyrng to Wanda Boksa To Pete Theodoss SAVARIO CAPRERA leaves hrs swrvel hrps 'MAH gg M 7 gg A W gg gggggggggggg g gg 25 I I I . - ' -I . I I 'T' I V . ' I - I... . I I . ' I , n a ' o y I . l I - To Miss Drake, the Class of l943 leaves its Skowron her rapid voice, . I . I ' ' . . . , . . ' ' Q I I . . . - .- - I I I . . I ' I . . I - . . I I . I ' - , , . I . . I I NELSON CARPENTIER leaves has volce to Warren Sarty JANET ClESLA leaves her pnnchlng Coach McMahon s physlcs class can study a new sclentlfuc force To Carmen Llppe NORMA CLERI leaves her flngernalls To Phyllls Clesla LlVlA COMMlTO leaves her Individual giggle EDGAR CARON leaves to freshman Richard Bennet a strought edged razor To Ray Brousseau GEORGE CUDWORTH leaves hls gas savlng walks CARLTON DAVIS when he left school gave hrs enthuslasm for the navy to Rlchard Proulx so that Rlchard has already lolned To Forrest Austm ROBERT DARGIE leaves has well combed halr LEONA DELAGE leaves her enthuslasm for Household Arts to Betty True NlSl DIONIS leaves to George Glrard has prlde In the Flats To Roger Hebert ROBERT DONOVAN leaves his favorlte positron ln Room 2l9 VANGEL COSTA leaves his sharp basket ball eye to Sammy Vangel ROLAND FAVREAU leaves Paul Richards hls hockey ablllty To Olga Cleru LORRAINE FORCIER leaves her energy to work To Hazel Twlss DOROTHY GARDNER be queaths her dlgnlfled and wlse look BERNARD GERVAIS leaves his gultar to Robert Casavant MARION GIBB asks Marilyn Baker to car ry on as heroine for her To Jean Richard GERALDINE GILLON leaves her contest wlnnlng abllnty LORRAINE GIRARD leaves to Charlle Hart the Boy Scout her ablllty m household arts FLORENCE GIROUARD leaves to Isabel Planeta her double talk To Paul Roy SYLVIA GREENE leaves her 9'Q9l9 ARTHUR HALL leaves to Charles Gladu has portable desk top to carry unto the office THE CRIMSON AND GRAY STACIA JANUSZ leaves to Freddy Noga her busmess lngenunty for Student Councll RALPH HEBERT leaves hrs surprisingly changeable dlsposutlon to Gerry Gauthler To Joseph Puenta BETTY KASZYNSKI leaves her artustlc creatuveness To Bull Dresser FRANCIS KIRBY leaves somethlng constructlve has llne WANDA KULIS leaves her gentle volce to Vlncent Purachlo so he won t have to straln has vocal chords when he talks Her varlety of halr bows LORRAINE LARI VIERE leaves to Anne Marne Langevm Wlth the number she already has Anne Marne wlll be well supplied LOUISE LAWRENCE leaves her bowling score to Bella Dlorlo To Sam Fearlng ALFREDA LESNIEWSKI leaves her well prepared homework Now Sam should not have to worry about the teachers callnng on hum ANGELINE LIACOS leaves her neatness to Harry MacMahon Jr to help hlm In his yob as treasurer To Robert Lazzerln GERRY LIPPE gives has gooney remarks to add to Roberts al ready large collectlon LORRAINE LOISELLE leaves her place on the basketball team to Anne Hoffman To Shlrley Hawthorne CHARLOTTE LUPA leaves her favorlte pastlme of teasing Wlth a great deal of persuasuon THOMAS CAMPBELL leaves has front seat In Room 230 to Nancy Wllkmson LOIS GREENE leaves her enthusuasm for her club to Betty Glllon RUTH WHITEOAK leaves her love of a poke to Marle Renneberg To Pat Robson ELEANOR MACLAM leaves her enthusiasm for Dartmouth PHYLLIS MANNIS leaves her slster Jean to Mary Curran PAT NOEL leaves her collection of slgns to Jessle Janusz To WlLLlAM MATYS leaves has nnne o'clock entrances DIMETRI METRO leaves his shape to Jimmy Rappo .4 . , . , . . . 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JUNE I9-I3 27 HELEN MILLER leaves her eyelashes to Barbara Martel LEO MARTIN leaves hus sprawl and JOHN NIEJADLIK hus wude awake appearance to Ray Blanchet to carry on the tradutuon To Raymond Maruno EDWARD OHAB leaves hus calm manner so Maruno can take hus place as a senuor To Evelyn Koprowsku CONNIE PAULHUS leaves her blue eyes LORRAINE PECK us so sorry but she cannot leave her most precuous correspondence so uf you don t mund she II hold on to ut CLARENCE RICHARDS leaves to Wulluam Baker hus Ruchard Cory appearance to add to Bull s suave manner To Arthur Dubreuul HENRY ROMANO RITA ROSSMAN leaves to Domunuc Verna her seat un room IO4 Thus seat guaran tees a beautuful vuew of Marcy Street LILLIAN RUTCHO leaves the flowers un her haur to Judy McKunstry We are sure they wull look as attractuve on Judy as they do on Lul RICHARD RYDENSKY wull leave hus CRIM SON AND GRAY uob to anybody whos wullung to take a chance THERESA ST MARTIN leaves to Helen Hamulton her nose for news RALPH SALVIUOLO offers hus uce box to future senuors to store food for theur banquets ELEANOR SAN DOLE leaves a dozen cream puffs to Robert Cosavant Thus Bob us guaranteed to make you feel dufferent from what you ve ever felt before EILEEN SHERBERT leaves to next years uutterbugs her tap dancung BARBARA SILK leaves her teddy bear to Dorus Lusugnan for next year s play To Marue Norton TEFTA SIMOLARIS leaves her rude home on the Worcester bus Because of the gasolune shortage Marue us a gurl to be envued IDA SOUTHALL leaves her dancung energy to Mrs Beauregard Added to her own present amount of energy Mrs Beaure gard wull lead the Junuor Red Cross to greater heughts ALICE STANLEY leaves her travels to Mary Zuu DOLLY TETREAULT leaves her dauly walks up South Street to get R Ferron un track condutuon SAM THEMISTOCLES leaves hus long pants to Bully Wulson-do you stull need them? SOPHIE THOMAS leaves to Vera Themus tocles her fruendshup RAY THOMPSON leaves hus shoe savung buke to anyone who wull apprecuate two flat tures SUSIE TOBIA leaves her spuc span appear ance to Roger Salva CHARLES TOSCANO leaves to J Cupraru hus wut and GUIDO BARBIERI leaves John hus comfort un algebra Altogether Eunsteun ERNEST TRUDEAU leaves hus love for aero nautucs to the Godfrey brothers GERTRUDE PELOQUIN leaves her house next door to school to Laura Reynolds so Laura wull get to school by 7 '59 3f4 BARBARA PELTIER leaves her quuck danc ung feet to Sam Chapun to use them at school dances To Ray Lapuerre EDDIE PLIMPTON leaves hus truck don t fall asleep at the wheel' To hus suster Paulune LAWRENCE PROULX leaves hus maulman uob THERESA QUEVILLON leaves her bowlung style to Gladys Hebert EDMOND REWINSKI leaves the space as class presudent to Steve Luro to do as well HAROLD WEAVER leaves hus horse Pen elope to Cal Sumpson To all future Marunes GEORGE YOUNG leaves hus blood covered bayonet To uncrease the number of books JOHN YOUNG leaves hus Funny Book collectuon to the Readers Guuld JOYCE WILLIS leaves a fruendly tue between Webster and Southbrudge to Isabel Planeta Wutnessed thus twenty thurd day of June and attested to by the superuor furm of GEORGE GREMLIN FANNIE FIFFANELLA THE ZOOT SUIT KID I I T . . 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I I ' - THE CRIMSON AND GRAY PROPI-IECY OF Tl-IE CLASS OF '43 Headlines in the June l953 NEW YORK TIMES announced a reunion of the Mary E Wells Class of 43 at Cedar Lake Such news recalled to the minds of a respectful public all the activities of the past ten years which had been publicized by stories printed re ularly by editor FRANCIS KIR BY Francis has been guided by HENRY ROMANO literally a ahost writer who having died intestate sends his messages back to Kirby by their go between SAM THEMISTOCLES Sam has be n able to bring these two classroom buddies together through the ancient Greek wisdom of his ancestor Not all of their communications have had the expected effects for DOLLY TETREAULT always calm and cool was Henry in his spirit state In the offices of the TIMES RICHARD RYDENSKY sits behind the business man agers mahogany desk recalling how easv this iob is compared to his former days on the CRIMSON AND GRAY The few mis takes in this paper are due to the remark able typinq ability of JOAN TULLY Miss Tully incidenta'ly has lust become the proud possessor of the World Champion Typist s Trophy CLARENCE RICHARDS gives advice to the love Iorn from experience as the modern Charles Boyer of television BETTY KASZYNSKI our talented artist continues to provide the public with her beautiful illustrations while ARTHUR HALL dashes around taking candid camera shots of the trotting world The funny book critic JOHN YOUNG can be seen busily at work day after day reading funny books which completely sur round his desk At the end of I943 GERRY GILLON now star reporter of the NEW YORK TIMES scooped the world by uncovering the story which eventually ended WORLD WAR ll This story centered about Cedar Lake RALPH SALVIUOLO master detective was given due credit for his work in apprehend ing the spies His brilliant assistant THER ESA ST MARTIN captured twenty nine spies single handed One day while sailing about on Cedar Lake LEO MARTIN and his bodyquards BOB DARGIE and JOHN NIEJADLIK no ticed PAULINE BOURDEAU in difficulty in the middle of Cedar Investigation prov ed there was something peculiar about the water in this section of the lake The wa ter seemed to remain quiet and had a grad ual decline Upon further examination Pauline and Leo found that the decline led to an opening at the bottom of Cedar Lake LEONARD BEAUDOIN investigated this and ability to stay under water twenty five minutes He proved the surprising fact that Cedar is located right over Tokyo Spurred on by the thought that this dis covery might be of value to the government the group set about excavation A tunnel was sunk to Tokyo This tunnel constructed through the mathematical genius of JOHN KEENAN and CHARLES TOSCANO went to Tokyo via Little Alum where DORIS PERRON had her headquarters One day WANDA KULIS went wander ing down one end of the tunnel but the curves confused her A searching party was sent out led by GUIDO BARBIERI but he in the lead also got lost Finally the searching party split up to look for them bath Now we are wondering what has hap pened to the searching party LORRAINE LOISELLE is working on this very complex problem Up at Cedar Lake we find that LOR RAINE PECK the American Agent has opened a night club in The Lobby which is really a meeting place for spies BERN ARD GERVAIS and his Hawaiian orchestra provide music for the patrons of the night club Messages are transmitted to that 28 l S I I ' I I , . . , . . . - . , . . , . , ' I . 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I I - ' Il Il ' 1 1 F I JUNE I943 glamorous International spy FLORENCE GIROUARD by CHARLES BASTIEN on his bass vIol IDA SOUTHALL who spent Sev eral years In HawaII before becoming a member of Bernard s orchestra entertains the guests with her orugunal toe darcung hula HELEN MILLER and LEONA DELAGE sing with the orchestra and have won fame as the Hawauuan Swing Sisters BARBARA MORSE and JOE BURGESS are the come duans and wow the guests wuth their act Three patrons have actually splut their sides 'aughung at the act NISI DIONIS and LORRAINE FORCIER cperate separate soda fountains In the night club and each tries to out do the other In making odas and sundaes Because of the war shortages NIsI has made a sundae without Ice cream syrup or nuts ELENA her years of experience In the art of cook Ing EILEEN SHERBERT acts as her aid and the two of them have cooked all sorts of de lucuous foods Theur latest IS the San Sherb and the recipe IS a mulutary secret Because at her knowledge of chemistry and various types of drugs NORMA ROWETT IS the official pousoner of foods In the night club She sees to It that the food of all undesur able patrons of the club have a certain amount of poison put Into It according to how undesirable they are The undesurabuluty of the patrons IS de cuded by LORRAINE LARIVIERE and ROB ERT DONOVAN who hide behind secret doors and take down In shorthand every thing said by the guests of the night club The shorthand used IS known as the Dona van Shorthand Method and when transcrub ed In longhand allows the transcruber to leave out all commas Because of their strength HAROLD WEAVER and RALPH HEBERT are the of fucual bouncers of the night club If a pa tron when thrown out IS hurt a but more seriously than was Intended LORRAINE GIRARD and her staff of nurses are always present to see that his IHIUFIGS get Imme duate attention VANGEL COSTA now famous as Cl dancer was once held prisoner by the enemy because It was suspected that he tappet out messages by his dancing at the Lobby When school children study history In i955 they will thrull to the story of the bombing of Tokyo By using the tunnel the opening from which was an Island In Tokyo harbor aid was sent to the United States Navy Whule Admlrals DAVIS and FAVREAU waited along side for the kull Admirals CARPENTIER and BERTHIAUME paralyzed theIr Jap victims by warblung Now We re Gonna to the tune of She Don Wanta At the crutucal moment their four ships bore down and blasted Tokyo away forever At the same time news was flashed that BETTY MAXWELL and ERNEST TRUDEAU Now that peace has come the other end of the tunnel IS Inhabuted by a few members of the Class of 43 'I hese members have es tablushed beautiful lIvIng quarters on a south sea Island captured by our boys In servuce during World War ll GEORGE YOUNG sits on a hugh throne In his marine uniform adorned wIth medals of heroism He proves once more his abIlIty to carry on as a leader GEORGE SUPRE NANT entertains hum by playing cultured FTIUSIC on the organ lncidentally Suprenant has taught all the native pruncesses how to get sound from his music box In contrast TWEET MACLELLAN sits luxuriously on satin pillows with beautiful gurls dancing round about hum BILL MATYS IS the thorn In Tweets happiness because of his habit of breaking INTO Tweet s harem ALICE STANLEY IS sketching a treasure map for the letters whuch she received when her husband was In the U S Army RITA ROSSMAN IS dressmaker of the land the most common materials used by her being sulks and animal skins she IS assisted by her patient secretary nurse ANGELINE LIACOS Hugh on a mountaun top stands ALFREDA LESNIEWSKI waiting for the powerful man who can clumb the mountaun whuch has never been clumbed by any man I gigggfghg gm ggi 29 t , , - IA, I . . 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I ii., TWV i. .fx N xg .f .,,qUh19 v . ww . 4 lg A .nk ..,-A., i xl' ' ,V . ,.. 1' 25,3 wa ,B 4 Clluve Cut on a lake opposute George s palace lues an enormous float whuch may travel the lake or anchor at bay The chuef occupant and maun attractuon on the float us JOHN CAVANAUGH and hus curcus The gauly colored tents of the Cavanaugh Curcus are well known here and abroad and sunce John has entered the busuness all other curcuses have guven up because they can t compete wuth hus curcus The newest attractuon us a Nazu ersatz man lthe last of the specuesl captured by RICHARD CAVANAUGH whule on one of hus round world trups SHIRLEY BACHAND and her double talk us stull the leadung sude show attractuon On the other sude of the float the NOEL MANNIS Palamuno Ranch us located Patty and Phyllus as well as BETTY BEVERAGE and ELEANOR BAGLEY who rude the hors es un many exhubutuons and rodoes are the envy of all as they rude to the reunuon on the beautuful whute horses Neughborung the Palamuno Ranch us ED CALCUTTS udealustuc farm and on ut us the famous Cow Pasture Landung Fueld whuch has been converted from pasture land to a refuelung fueld for rocket shups On the farm wuth Ed us SAVERIO CAPRERA who has converted part of the farm unto a rest home for renovatung run down mulluonaures Deep on the heart of the usland us an enormous new skatung runk owned and operated by BARBARA PELTIER who comes weekly from Gulbertvulle to unspect ut Skat ung together every Saturday nught un the runk are DOROTHY GARDNER and ELAINE BOYLE Dot us tellung Elaune some uokes she heard from travelers who vusuted her cactus farm un the Calufornua Desert and Elaune vacatuonung from her duty as a good wull ambassador to Ireland us entertaunung Dot wuth her lrush brogue Musuc for skatung us provuded by EDGAR CARON and hus maguc puono Eddue tuckles the uvorues un a manner hutherto unknown to man THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Next door to the skatung runk us the bowl ung alley owned by SYLVIA GREENE and JUDY KIMBALL Scotty and Judy are com petung for the world s champuonshup tutle un bowlung they practuce nught and day let tung the customers shuft for themselves SUSIE TOBIA the well known Powers Model recently appeared at the bowlung all v and caused a sensatuon among the pa trons who stopped bowlung and watched her all evenung A new hat shop has been opened by GERT PELOQUIN who us Iuterally swamped wuth orders for her newest creatuon The hat so ut develops most attractuvely covers haur put up un pun curls An amazung new unventuon has been created by THERESA QUEVILLON and CCNNIE PAULHUS the famous hobos who have traveled the world over The unventuon us a paur of fourteen league boots whuch enable the wearer to round the world un two days A new school has been opened un Borneo ung women self defense Vusuturug her and takung a cour e on the sude us LJRRAINE ARSENAULT who has funally receuved the Pot of Gold and us leusurely travelung the world enuoyung ut BARBARA SILK us a gracuous hostess on the float Barbara renovated the elementary school system so successfully that lwuthun ten yearsl one of her pupuls became a mul luonaure then dued and left her hus fortune IRENE CALLAHAN holds the key to the open door of the ultra modern float and under her excellent supervusuon the un habutants luve a carefree and comfortable exustence wuth post modern convenuences Whule the unhabutants of the float lazuly Ioll on the sun deck they see a rocket shup approachung The rocket shups are desugned by LIVIA COMMITO and tested most dar ungly by LOUISE LAWRENCE The most famous pulot us ROSE PETTINELLI whose maul assustant on these trups us LAWRENCE PROULX Pepper had much experuence wuth 3? up , Us I IQ I I I . 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A I JUNE I9-43 33 the U S MaIls durIng hIs carefree school days Zoommg over the float at a low alt: tude Pepper drops a DIOSTIC tube contaInIng the latest flash The most Important plece of news IS that EDMOND REWINSKI IS well on the way to becomung the youngest U S Presldent MARION GIBB IS tourlng the country as a stump speaker on Eds behalf LORRAINE LIVERNOIS who no longer has room In her home to hold her medals In typung and shorthand IS Ed munds prIvate secretary HIs yes woman and capable busIness manager IS TEFTA SIMOLARIS Another Interestmg bIt of news IS that EDWARD OHAB has just prInted hIs new book tItled THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF SPIES THOMAS CAMPBELL a chemIst at Harvard has developed a compound of blackberry Wlne whIch he guarantees sur passes champagne IncIdentaIIy thIs mIx ture can be used to oIl roads Because of hIs mathemahcal mInd GEORGE CU DWORTH has become the world s most Infallable forecaster of weath er On the sIde he ralses rabbIts Our class IS scattered over the globe ELEANOR MACLAM IS proprIetor of a coal mIne deep In the earth but spends most of her tIme watchmg the FLITS go by RUTH WHITEOAK IS usually found seated be neath a palm tree LILLIAN RUTCHO went up to Iceland on a U S O tour and was so successful that she has remaIned there sInce CHARLOTTE LUPA and HELEN BELISLE are In ShangrI La teachIng the na tIves comptometry and edIphone work JANET CIESLA has taken out a patent for an autorrIatIc pInchIng devlce to be at tached to the fIngers and thus saves the naIls NORMA CLERI fInds thIs InventIon particularly useful to save her naIls whIch are now three Inches long Land sea and aIr havIng been conquered by aIr power RAY THOMPSON In search of new elements to conquer Invented the planes known as FLITS These FLITS were buIlt specIfIcally for subterranean flyIng but can also be used In the aIr above the earth GERALD LIPPE S experuence IH carryIng out football and baseball plays has enabled hIm to plot surprIsIng courses through the earth for the FLITS ARMAND BLAIR IS responsIble for the safety warnIngs Ieasuly thought up by that super salesman lawyerI whIch keep the FLITS out of Keenan s and Toscano s tunnel STACIA JANUSZ IS the FLIT captaIn and has led many darIng flughts IH the un derground tunnels The fuel for these planes IS known as KIck a poo Joy JuIce and was concocted by the one and only EDWARD PLIMPTON Capable and effIcIent LOIS GREENE IS busIness manager and theIr fInancIal success IS largely due to her dI rectIon People have complaIned that they could not see the FLITS but that crItIcIsm IS a complIment to the excellent camouflage work of SOPHIE THOMAS Because of the nature of theIr work many members re CGIVE InIurIes and JOYCE WILLIS the fIrst woman admIral In the Navy Nurse Corps IS on hand to care for the wounded Because of the necessIty of keepIng knowledge of the FLITS hIdden from the swarmIng spues METRO nobly offered the rear of Metro Brothers Store as a Iandnng and fuelIng base The patrIotIc gesture IS lust what one would expect from the mIl lIonaIre phIlanthropIst So when the class of I943 meets next week at IfS tenth reunIon won t there be a varIety of tales to be exchanged? 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I I Nm M W 1 I - H W - W - Q F it 4 I Z M M .M 40 Q O 2 4 - 1 5 m Z N E Q NNE Q E 1 V n 1 I J NGS I A - - I 1 N - I - I A - F-U I I - 1 Q h - I I V F h v C :Um U E- V' 6 , W - 22- W I 4 L Q - 5 1 W I W 1 - I E 4 G J Q Z2 OM uw Z 1 h E - M Q V L - I 2 L L Y THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Student Councll i942 43 President George Young l me Preszdent Harry McMahon Secretary Treasurer Stacla Janusz Execrutrze Board Guldo Barbuer: Faculty Adzmer Mlss Constance Coderre George Young left for the Marlnes un January SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS In November the Student Council under Stacia Janusz Guudo Barbleru George Young John Keenan Edmond Rewlnsku Roland Favreau Susle Tobfa Joseph Burgess Barbara Sllk Omer Berthlaume SOPHOMORE CLASS MEMBERS Robert Bastnen Fred Noga Robert Baskle Richard DlGregoruo Thelma Desrosuer FRESHMEN CLASS MEMBER Charles Hart JUNIOR CLASS MEMBERS Paul Roy Steve Lnro Ray Blanchet Gerald Gauthier Harry McMahon Janet Chapman Isabelle Planeta Yvette Manseau took the sale of War Bonds and Stamps Nunety percent and more of the students Invested In stamps and bonds and the school was awarded the Minute Man Flag Our school was the second In Massachusetts to recelve the honor of flying the flag ln January the students presented a glft to Mr Earls who enlisted In the Navy Three members of the Student Councll also left durung the year George Young enlnsted un the Marmes and Omer Berthuaume and Roland Favreau chose the Navy Durung the month a Jeep campaign was held ln whnch the students bought over S5500 worth of stamps and bonds whuch bought fuve yeeps Even though the cam pangn has closed the urge to buy more leeps as stall golng on and since March I seven jeeps have been bought 38 O - ,V . . I .ft-Q .. ir g e I. I , I I , -. ,., - , L - .' I .Y D . . . L 1' l I I . . I I I I JUNE, 1943 Traffic Squad I942-43 Armand Blalr Dumutru Metro John Young Nusa Duonls John Nuepadllk Wllllam Matys Charles Bastaen Charles Toscanno Sam Chapm Jean Bourdelals Robert Lazzerln George Glrard C0 Captams George Young Lawrence Proulx Guldo Barbuerl Faculty Arlwser Mr Dion SENIORS Savaruo Capera Arthur Hall Gerald Lnppe John Keenan Harold Weaver Thomas Campbell Ray Thompson Rqlph Salvluolo JUNIORS Dommlc Verna Gerald Gauthier Arthur Dubreurl Rlchard Proulx SOPHOMORES Wnllnam Caron Carlton Davls John Cavanaugh Ruchard Cavanaugh Francls Knrby Henry Romano Joseph Burgess George Cudworth Edgar Caron Ray Brousseau Paul Roy Bernard Damian 40 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Football I942-43 , V , , . ' - . 5 C aptazn Harald Weaver Manager John Nlejadllk Coach Harry J McMahon Asszstant Foach Norman G Tarduff Lettermen Weaver lCaptl D Metro Calcuft Carpentler Young MacLellan Young Proulx Barbneru Bastuen Dargne Bastuen P Theadoss Mast Valuable Player l942 S Coprera C Gladu R Thompson V Peloquln W Cloutler C Venue R Proulx W Dresser W Cunneen R Shaw Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Season s Record Won5 Los l Tue l 7 Auburn 7 Palmer 6-Ware 6--North Hugh 7 Mlllbury 6 Bdrfleff H. . . - T - ' d E. . -18 .- N. ' , Q 7 1 G. Lippe R. Rydensky Wellsm O 12,-,pumom J. . T21 G. . ' T21 ' G. . ' ' 128 1 ' L. . ' -19 1 G. ' ' . C. ' . R. ' . R. ' . JUNE l943 Basketball i942 43 C0 flaptarns 'lfanagers Coach i George Young Vangel Costa Raymond Brousseau Charles Gladu Norman Tardlff Lettermen Season s Record Wells Forwards Guards l. Proulx V C0510 S Vangel J Young S Luro P Theodoss Centers G Llppe R Bastien Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells l7 Alumni Tourtellotte Northbrldge Spencer South Hugh St Louus Bartlett Tourtellotte South Hugh Spencer St Louls Bartlett Northbrldge l l 9 23 ' . . 26 . . 23 ' . ' . 23 26 ' 36 . ' . ' l9 - ' 33 26 ' 27 22 . ' 26 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Baseball Team IQ!-L2 43 I 0 I aptamc Stephen Luro Lawrence Proulx Foach Harry J McMahon Team Venue R Shaw Llppe L Proulx Marrno W Presuttn Hebert F Noga Luro W Matys Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Season s Record St Louis Tourtellotte Worcester Trode Spencer 8 Worcester Trade Bartlett l Spencer Bartlett St Louls Tourtellotte C. ' . G. ' . R. ' . ' R. . S. ' . 3 . ' 4 3 2 3 l2 9 9 I2 4 O 9 8 4 6 l . ' 7 3 JUNE l943 Dramatlc Club IQ!-L2 L43 SENIOR GROUP Prewlmzt Sylvla Greene Vzce Pmwlent Barbara Salk Treawurcr George Cudworth Faculty 411711 ll Mass Flora Tout PROGRAM COMMITTEE Alfreda Lesnuewsku Phyllis Mannls Isabel Planeta Geraldine Grllon Marulyn Baker PLAY COMMITTEE Barbara Clarke Marne Renneberg Bernard Gagnon Gene Bourdelals Clara Tarasklewucz SOCIAL COMMITTEE Patrucna Noel Dons Luslgnan Bella DlOrlo Marlon Glbb Loss Greene JUNIOR GROUP Pre 1114 nt Anne Lallberte l Ice P10 IflCI2f Lorraine LaRoChelle Secmtm ll Helen Hamilton Tzeaxznu Gloria LeBlanc Iwzculfy lrlzz 61 Mvss Ruth Norton PROGRAM COMMITTEE Beverly Keazer Theresa Kornasky Margaret Dandurand Mary Volpunl PLAY COMMITTEE Irene Lnro Allan Jodrey Jean Swan Joy Oker I C - l '. ! Wu-wi' Secretary : Sophie Thomas , N ' ' ' . ' , A fs 1 'I' ' 44 A W THE cRlMsoN AQND GRAY Junior Red Cross IQLL2-143 Preszdenf Bernard Damian V zce Preszdent Gertrude Peloquln qecrelary Jessle Damlan Treasurer Sam Chapin Faculty Advzser Mrs Beauregard The work of the Junuor Red Cross consnsts sn fullung requests for all kunds of servnces Knnttung afghans sweaters beonles shawls mittens was done by the group nn terested an that type of work Sewmg refugee blouses sknrts night gowns dresses come un the sewing project Takrng core of chrldrens hosputals In cluded scrap books favors of all kmds and soft cloth toys Service men un camps were sent checker boards crnbbage boards checkers cards and puzzles For those un hospitals trays and favors of all kinds were made For our own hospltal and Infirmary fa vors on all holldays and glfts were made Books and magazines were collected for readmg rooms nn camps and hospntals A 7 ,- ' I I I I I I I ' I - . . ' 1 I I . . . I . . . 1 . . ' 1 1 iUoN.Esfesslf2i?s,,,,cc c s cease We gl? l-lome Nursing Class l942-43 Members of the course Include Nnna Cupran Leona Delage Cecelra Crochonsku Eleanor MacLam Helen Smuth Helen Sw: atek Elizabeth True Ruth Whlteoak Mnss Wnnntred Kung School Nurse was dlrector The Home Nursing us a thlrty hour course The gurls have learned how to make a bed correctly to make a bed wlth a patient nn ut to grve bed baths to take care of ba bles and prepare formulas to use and care for suck room appluances to take a temper ature and pulse to treat a person In a faint to gave artnflclal resplratuon The course un cluded study of the meducune cabunet and A final examination was given at the completnon of the course and all gurls who pass the examunatnon wall recelve a certn fscate dlrect from the Red Cross head quarters 'a flex 5 4,41 . .I I . .I I . . I I - I I - I I ' I . . . - I - I I ' ' ' I I prescribed by the Red Cross. its contents. I .V fig ' K: PY 7- N- Cl' R Tl 46 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY Readers' Guild IQ!-L2-43 Plcwlcnt Armand Blair lrcc Pre zrient Jessie Damran T1 ca urez-Chester Thompson blllffllllj Barbara Martel Parultu -lrlzz cv Mass Dorothy Lanphear Durnng the past year the Readers Gurld has progressed a great deal Formerly the Magazlne Club offerrng only magazlnes to the students It now has a wrde varlety of books as well Among the books avanloble to the students are Wrth Lawrence rn Arabra Lou Gehrrg Prude of the Yankees Mrs Mmnver and The Moon rs Down ln the poetry and short story department were Best Loved Poems of the Amerrcan People and a collectuon of O Henry s works The magazines that the Guild has offered during the past year Included Readers Drgest Trme Lrfe Nahonal Geographrc Mademorselle Harpers Bazaar Popular Scrence Outdoors and Flymg Two thirds of the teachers and student body became members for a fee of ten cents for the year ln October the annual dance was held The Readers Gurld wushes to thank all those who helped to make thus a successful year l . 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II I ' II ' . . . 1 JUNE, l943 g 47 Glee Club I9l-L2-ll-3 I 111 1' 111111 T fl 11111 I 111111111111 Nc 11101 J1111101 5011110111014 I'11c11I1'11 41111 ll Curtauled by gas ratnonung the Glee Club was unable to make publlc appearances out of town but carrued out a successful program conszderlng thus handucap ln December the Glee Club made nts fnrst appearance at the Harrungton Memorral Hospltal The program consusted of Chrlst mas carols namely Sllent Nnght O Come all ye Falthful Luttle Town of Beth lehem and The Flrst Noel Solonsts IH cluded Lorralne Laruvlere Bernard Damlan and Mnchael Zlu Constance Paulhus Louuse Lawrence Albert Brousseau Lorranne Laruvnere Dorus Suprenant Donald Gervaus Mlss P Drake The Glee Club also entertauned the Ro tary Club at the Congregatuonal Church wlth Chrustmas Carols On Aprul I5 the Glee Club presented a number of selectuons at an assembly I cluded an the program was group slnglng solos and plana duets The flnal appearance of the Glee Club thus year w1ll be when lt presents a musical program at graduatuon , 1.1 . 1 A ,X M g X .. ? 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U I l Z I I 48 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY The Perfect Senior Boy of 1943 has George Cudworth s heught John Nueuad luck s complexuon Shape Metros phys uque Charlue Toscano s eyes Bob Dargues haur George MacLellan s lune Vangel Cos ta s dancung feet George Youna s dusposu tuon Francus Kurby s wut Edmund Rewunsku s dependabuluty Guudo Barbueru s enthusuasm for sports Sam Themustocles undependence John Young s guggle Ed Calcutt s artustry Saveruo Capreras domestucuty Henry Ro manos dumples Nel Carpentuer s nonchal ance Chuco Berthuaumes blush Leo Mar tuns pouse Ruchard Rydenskys busuness sense Clarence Ruchards neatness Arthur Hall s practucabuluty Bernard Gervaus nauvete Edgar Carons rhythm Joe Bur gess umagunatuon John Keenan s grun The Perfect Senuor Gurl of 1943 has Barbara Sulk s duspo utuon Barbara Morse s dumples Helen Muller s eye lashes Connue Paulhus eyes Maruon Gubb s smule Dollv Tetreault s heught Florence Gurouard S wut Phyluus Mannus reluabuluty Barbara Peltuers dancung fe t Dorus Perron s hour Terry Quevullon s enthusuasm for sports Lorraune Laruvuere s vouce Joan Tully s act ung Louuse Lawrence s cute rugs Rose Pet tunellu s undependence Elaune Boyle s rhythm Lous Greene s pouse Judy Kumball s personaluty Helen Belusle s blush Pat Noel s complexuon Sylvua Greenes hands Susue Tobuas lune Gerry Gullon s neatness Lor raune Luvernous busuness sense Eleanor Bagley s practucabuluty Sophue Thomas nauvete Lorraune Gurard s domestucuty Lul luan Rutcho s guggle Betty Kaszynsku s ar tustry Stacua Janusz s unutuatuve DRAMATIC CLUB Thus year as un the past three years the Dramatuc Club has been duvuded unto two groups The uunuor group us now under the guudance of Muss Ruth Norton and the senuor group under Muss Flora Taut The maun event of the club thus year was a Gay Nunetues Party held December 4 Square dances as well as modern dances were en uoyed after a performance of old tume songs and pantomunes presented by members of the club The Dramatuc Club presented a Chrust mas play entutled The Tree at assembly on December l9 The Junuor Dramatuc Club also presented a play to the student body entutled Let s Make Up on December 2 Several very unterestung meetungs have been held at whuch members of the club gave talks on dufferent phases of dramatucs Because of transportatuon duffucultues the club was unable to make uts usual trup to Boston to see a play thus year The club has been most successful un fundung members who are talented and unterested un actung whuch us the goal of the club JUNIOR PLAY The Junuor Class presented a hularuous comedy The Mad Hatters on May 7 to a responsuve crowded auduence Coach Paul Duon s work was most successful A never to be forgotten hughlught was the four rung curcus scene worthy of You Can t Take lt Wuth You wuth Dorus Lusugnan and Bob Lazzerun exercusung Bob Wulluams posung stull lufe Marue Renneberg untervuewung a buddung actress Janet Chapman papa Bernard Gagnon practusung fly castung over the heads of the auduence and lrvung Gay bewuldered but brave heroucally wautung attentuon Isabel Planetas astonushung unterpreta tuon of the aurplane flyung grandma Pru dence Tetreault the crutucal house keeper Shurley Andrus the not so fruendly ruval of Marue Alyce Sumunsku the movue scout Marulyn Baker the sensuble charmung daughter all made the play memorable CONGRATULATIONS The Class of l943 the Crimson and Gray Staff and the student body of Wells extend suncere wushes for a happy lufe to Lueutenant and Mrs Lewus Kyruos who were marrued Aprul 5 at Holy Trunuty Church , . . 1 , , , . 1 . .. - C s.. I -1 1 - I - 11 11 1 1 V - I 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 , 1 , 1 . . 1 . I 1 I I . 1 , 1 . . 1 I 1 ' , 1 1 . 1 . , - u- 'I - ' I .4 - I I . 1 . D . 1 . . . . 1 . . .1 V I I r 1 I I I . . . . ., . 1 1 . . . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 I 1 ' ' ' ' - I 1 ' 1 ' . 11 . - 1 I I I - 1 - - . 1 . - 1 ' 1 I I 1 1 I . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 - . . 1 1 1 - I I . 1 . . 1 . 1 . . 1 . I I 1 . . .1 . . 1 1 I I 1 . . . . 1 1 . . . . 1 ' . , . . 1 . . . 1 - I I - I 1 , 1 , .1 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . 1 . . . 1 - - - - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 11 11 . . . . 1 1 1 . . 1 - - 11 1 . . 1 . 11 . . . . . I I ' ' I ' 1 1 I L . . 1 . . . I - . 1 . . I ' 1 - I . . . I - 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 . ' 1 . . . 1 I . . I , JUNE I943 LETTERS Marune Barracks Junel l943 Dear Mass Drake and Fellow Classmates Fnrst I want to thank each and every one of you my classmates for sendung me such a swell wallet As soon as I had the package opened and saw Mary E Wells Hugh School prunt ed on the wallet It started me thnnknng We have a swell class haven t we? One never realizes these thlngs tlll after he has left them behind Thanks again for the glft It ll serve as a reminder of all of my friends and the three and one half perfect years I left behund I suppose every one IS getting ready for the bug week Graduation Prom Class Day Senlor Banquet and the Athletuc Banquet I sure wnsh I could be home but I rn afrand that ns posltuvely out of the questnon Say make sure that Fat Caprera and .Iohnny Nenladluk go to the Prom thus year They have been supposed to go for the last three years but never got around to at Everythlng IS comnng along perfect with me I am now an my tenth week and have only sux weeks more to go Radno ns a very lnterestlng sublect and I luke It very much Upon leavlng school I hope to and expect to go to aerlal gunnery school Most of us here are Iookung Well heres wlshnng you all have a perfect tame during graduatnon week So long and thanks agaln Your Marine friend George Young Thanks Mass Drake I suppose It was really your Idea May 28 1943 To the Editor and Staff of The Crimson and Gray Mary E Wells Hugh School Southbrldge Mass Frlends Wuth maxed emotnons I have gust looked over your Twenty flfth Anniversary number of The Crnmson and Gray whnch was thoughtfully sent me by Fay Wulllams Gilman Flrst of all let me congratulate you on your splendid publncatlon I shall certainly treas ure thus Issue The growth of Mary E Wells I-Ilgh School seems Incredible to me We the Class of l9I8 were so proud of our new school buuldlng and we were the flrst class to be graduated there from we were also the largest l3O'l class to be graduated' And now look at you' I have a daughter who was graduated from Greenvnlle I-lngh School last year and durlng her hlgh school days I kept up with all her actuvutues and the actlvntnes of the school and , 49 I I I I . h ' ' . I I ' I ' ' I I I I l I I 1 1 I ' I ll ll - -- - - , . I I I ' l forward to the same thing. , . . . . . , . I I I I ' I , . 11 - 11 - - - 1 , . ' . I ' I I , . g . , . . . 1 , I , , 50 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY quite frequently compared her high school life with mine, to the distinct discredit of South- bridge. I had visualized it just as I had left it-no football team, no girls' sports, no school band or orchestra, no clubs-so you can imagine my utter amazement in looking thru your publication to find such up-to-the-minute activities and the splendid increase in en rollment I am tremendously proud of what you are doing It is still more incredible that we are now the older generation to you youngsters We don t feel old' And not only that but our still young spirits have become softened with the years and we now have added to us patience and understanding and tolerance a more uni versal love a surer vision of the ultimate supremacy of good and much much more than can not be put into words but only into kindly gestures and which glows within us unseen from without It s really not bad at all this celebrating of one s 25th anniversary of grad uation from high school' I am grateful to the Mary E Wells High School for much that I learned there that has helped to enrich my life and I am doubly grateful that her good work is expanding and prospering With every good wish I am Sincerely yours Elsie Samuelson Hooper I8 Q Q lil QUALIFYING FOR THE ARMED SERVICES Several senior boys have passed mental examinations given by the Army and Navy The purpose of the A I2 and V I2 tests was to select IOOO boys representing the various high schools in Massachusetts in order to send them to college to prepare them to enter the Army and Navy as officers From a field of sixteen boys taking the Navy test Armand Blair George Cudworth Lawrence Proulx and Edmond Rewinski have successfully passed the mentals Of eight seniors taking the Army test Joseph Burgess John Keenan Francis Kirby and Charles Toscano are eligible for advanced training when inducted into the Army Some seniors have passed other tests In the Army Air Corps Reserve there are Leonard Beaudoin Robert Dargie Leo Martin and John Young In addition many seniors are already in active service Charles Bastien Omer Berth: aume Nelson Carpentier Carlton Davis Roland Favreau and Edward Plimpton are in the Navy In the Marines are George MacLeIlan and George Young and in the Army is Clar ence Richards Two boys who would have been members of our class Donald Duffus and Milton Ross left school at the end of their Junior year to enlist in the Marines Thirteen seniors are deferred until July first The majority of the rest of the class of SO boys will be of age by fall I I . . . . ,, ,, . I . . . - ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I I . , . . , . - 1 I I 1 - 1 - 1 1 I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I ' 1 1 1 1 . , - ' 1 , . ORTHE TER College of Liberal Arts Offers a broad program of college subjects serv- ing' as a foundation for the understanding of modern culture, social relations, and technical achievement. Students may concentrate in any of the following fields: Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Sociology, Psychology, Mathematics, Physics, and English. Pre-Medical, Pre-Dental and Pre-Legal courses are offered. Varied op- portunities available for vocational specializa- tion. Degree: Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts. Admits men and women. U IVER ITY College of Engineering Offers curricula in Civil, Mechanical lwith Aeronautical optionl, Electrical, Chemical, and Industrial Engineering. Classroom study is sup- plemented by experiment and research in well- equipped laboratories. Degree: Bachelor of Science in the professional field of specializa- ton, Admits men and women. 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