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

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SENIOR PLAY CAST The Late Mr. Early JUNIOR PLAY CAST You ' re Young Only Twice 20

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First Row, Left to Right: Roger Bouch- er, Chairman; Thomas Michael, Barbara Rischitelli, Louise Tanca, Lorraine Ber- geron. Second Row: Michael Holden, Ann Freeland, Jacqueline Renaud, Rita Sherbert. CLASS WILL 22 We, the Class of 1951, establish this last will and testament on this twenty-third day of June in our executive chambers ( the milk room ) at Mary E. Wells High School. Being of legal mind, we do solemly bequeath the following possessions to the teachers and underclassmen: To Mrs. Beauregard we, the class of ' 51, leave our gratitude for the guidance she has given us during our four wonderful years. To Miss Fitzgerald, we leave the laughter she has given us while teaching English IV. Sally Zajak leaves cheerleading to Ann Deterando. Carole Daniels leaves her wit and pep to Ginger Skladzien. To help Dick Sotir get off his kicks with a smile, Frances DiPaola leaves him her Pep- Louise Tanca leaves her black hair and good marks to Marilyn Sullivan. Jean Reopel leaves her clothes to add to Irene Szczygiel ' s already well-filled wardrobe. Tom Michael entrusts his well rounded athletic career to Lefty Varin. Frank Deignan leaves his somewhat noisy yawns to Joe Arduini. Shirley Robida leaves her enthusiastic interest in life to Norman Demers. Jimmy Michael and Claude Bachand inherit Yves Thibadeau ' s musical ability. Bob Bucciacchio ' s unique laugh is left to Mario Bernadone. To Jimmy Michael, Charlie Clarke leaves his singing. Since Mike Giacobbi is leaving, John DelVecchio has been promoted from the Milk Bar to Senior Doughnuts. Nancy Bousquet leaves her chatterboxing to Gilda DiGregorio. Anne Moynagh leaves that Irish charm to Maureen Fitzpatrick. Dona Howlett leaves her beautiful eyes to Irene Gianoutsos. Joe Athanas leaves the Deacons to Teddy Kalis. Jerry Suprenant leaves his cheerful spirit to Dot Gaudette. Olga Costa, Gloria Cuokaj, and Dot Allard leave the black hats and tears of the mourners to Pauline Montigny, Joan Chadwick, and Cecile Bibeau. Joan Hamilton leaves her height to Pat Giroux. Shirley Agard leaves her dozen jobs to Judy Benoit. Norman Cloutier leaves his antique jalopy to Harry Fontana. Pauline Huet leaves her excellent bowling skill to Alice Cutler. Tony Santilli wills his wagging tongue to Bruce Fletcher. Eleanor Crete leaves the latest news to help Carol Fitzpatrick with her newspaper column. Sally Martin leaves her interest in the band to Theresa Hebert. Phil Kimball is left John Rymasz ' s agreeable manner.