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

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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 . . I . , . . I . ' ' I ' I ' . 1 ' ' ' . 1 I . . D ' I leaves his health-saving long drawers. these gifts ought to make Ciprari another 1 , . . I ' 1 ' I ' 1 I ' I . , . , . I I . . I ' ' . l I - , . ' I . . . - . I I ' -

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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 . , . , . . . I I I . , , , . . I , . I I ' I I I - - , . . I - I I I . I I - . . . I I I I ' I I I .

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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 . F' , - , I . I v I ' I f I I I ' - K 9 . . . ' - - I I A ' I I finally scared out of her wits when she saw opening by using his amazing diving skill , . I ' . . 1 , ' I - . . I I I I .I I I y ' I . . I V I . I I . 1 - . I I , . . I I I ' . T - I . T . I I - ' Il Il ' 1 1 F I