Westford Academy - Clarion Yearbook (Westford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

THE CLARICN las. I LET US BE KNTWN BY D 3 DEEDS bless Folors Llcws rlbwer YLLLOW ROSIL Qlubs Marshal DUNAI D RANDALL Pubush d D, THE SENIOR VLPSS WLYFFOHD ACADLMY 1952 Cl! S ' ASTM GREEN AND GQLD of 5: ,Alma Mater To thee our alma mater dear We ra1se our volces hlqh m cheer Our qratltude we would express And pledge to thee our taxthfulness Bullt hlqh on Tadmuck H111 so talr By those Whose mem ry We revere She stands a beacon llqht for ycutn To qulde them m the ways ct truth O1 held of battle and m peace We strwe thy qlory to mcrease That ever shall dear W'esttord be An emblem of fratermty -911. gt, 'if 'L .V ff l, 1 -if 1 In smcere apprecrauon of hrs co operahon and qurdance as our Class Adv1ser we the Class of Nmeteen Hundred and Frfty Two dedrcate thrs yearbook to CHARLES E. CARROLL whose understandrnq and umque sense oi lnnnor we shall never forget ' 1. 'Mg av L i 1: sf Q 231+ ' -VgA,:J1j, r g R 1 J ' Q? ' Minka' ' sf-1 .swf .ge f - if f I PETER F PERRY E Ed SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL HYGHHIS Teachers College Boston UnlVeTS1lY CHARLES E CARROLL PRINCIPAL Tufts College I7 Harvard Umvers1ty EILEEN K FLETCHER Un1vers1ty of Maryland MAREA R GOWER French Enghsh Hlstory Socxal Stud1es G1rls Athletlcs Tufts College Handwraft Club IOANNE HALL. Yearbook Boston Umverslty AB Enghsh Newspaper Club UI'llVEYS1lY ol New Hampshtre i U1 B. S. .g. . M. l - Yi' A. B4 M, Ed, M. W l S S A A ti Br Zzculiy THEODORA LOLOS S Buslness Currlculum Typewrmng Club Salem Teachers College WARREN N LAPWORTH Enghsh Athlehcs Co umbxa Umverslty EUNICE BUCKLEY .S SUDSTVISOT of MUSIC KENNETH H ROBES Lowell Teacher College Physxcs Mathematics Camera Club Dartmouth College IOHN A BENNIE A B M A Sclence Dnver Educatlon Club Wesleyan Umversxty Boston Un1V6ISllY B. . E. l . . A. B. Psychology l ' ' ' ' B. ' E. B. S. Harlan SMH CLARION LITERARY STAFF Seorted Ioon MacLeod Mrs Moreor R Gower Advlser Dor1s Johnstone CLARION BUSINESS STAFF Lett to rrqht Blolr St Onqe Aqnes Holmes Alvm Knowlton MISS Theodoro Lolos Adv1ser Gcr1lSp1nner Bruce Groves Standing: Arlene Aldrieh, Lindo Stocldlen, MGTSI Smith, Iilizobeth Morgan.. LAWRENCE ARTHUR ALCORN Tell me where is fancy bred, Or in the heart or in the head. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 1, 2: Basketball 1, 27 Glee Club 3: Theory of Athletics Club 4. AMBITION: SPORTSWRITER MURRAY RICHARD ALCORN The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Boys' Glee Club 1, 3, Class Treasurer 25 Manaqer of Bas- ketball Team 4. AMBITION: TRUCK DRIVER ARLENE ANN ALDRICH A friend is known in necessity. Dramatic Club 1, 2, Handicraft Club President 1, 2, 3, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Booster Drive 1, 2, 35 Minstrel Show 2, Halloween Camival Committee 25 Commence- ment Ball Committee 3, Iunior Round-up Committee 3- Camera Club 3, Driver Education Club 47 Graduatior Honor Part. AMBITION: SECRETARY MARY ANTONELLI Beautiful faces are those that wear, Wholesouled honesty printed there. Handicraft Club 1, 2, 35 Winter Carnival Committee 2: Halloween Carnival Committee 2, Driver Education 3, 4 AMBITION: PROFESSIONAL SKATER M' EDITH MARIE BRULE V, Merrily, Merrily, shall I live now ,- Under the blossom that hangs on the bouqhf' ' Newspaper Club 2, Tadmuck Club Concert 45 Halloween DJ! Xp 'Handicraft Club 1, 41 Camera Club lp G-lee Club 1, 3, 4: jktljy Dance Committee 4. AMBITION: COSMETOLOGIST S 5 yfj-K! 1-lownnn CARLSON Lb His limbs were cast in manly mould for hard sports or contest bold. Cabaret 17 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President 1, 37 Minstrel Show 25 Basketball 2, 3, Co- Captain 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3: Aviation Club 1, 2: Stu- dent Council 4. AMBITION: PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR W Q W' SHIRLEY RITA CHANDONAIT I would be friend of all - the foe, the friendlessf' Camera Club 1, 27 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 9 Co-Captain 4: Cabaret 1, 2, 3, Minstrel Show 2, Spring Play Usherette 1, 35 All Star Team 2, 3, Captain 37 Stu- dent Council 3: Driver Education 3, Sweetheart Couple 3: Office Staff 4. AMBITION: PRIVATE SECRETARY f EARLE RUSSELL CONNELL Mischievousness comes by the pound and goes away by the ounce. Aviation Club lp Driver Education Class 2: Theory of Ath- letics Club 4. - AMBITION: BUSINESSMAN f IOANN CHRISTIE CONNELIJQD, ' gf Her voice changed like a bird: thereggrew . more of the music and less of the w rdii yy K wi f I-,-I Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club Concert 1, 25 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 Cabaret 1. 2, 35 Minstrel Show 2, Winter Carnival K Queen 25 Commencement Ball Committee 1, 3: Driver Edu- cation 4. AMBITION: SINGER PFIER BENNETT CORKUM Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt, Nothing's so hard, but search will find it out. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 47 Baseball 3, 4: Iunior Class President: Theory of Athletics Club 45 Stu- dent Council 4 X AMBITION: PROFESSIONAL GOLFER FRANCIS RAYMOND COURCHAINE A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Baseball l, 2, 3, 47 Football 2, 3, 4, Driver Education 3: Treasurer Student Council 35 Basketball 4. AMBITION: TO BE SUCCESSFUL DORIS MURIEL COTE Friendship is to be purchased by friendship only. Dramatic Club l, 2, Handicraft Club 1, 2, 35 Booster Drive 1. 2, 37 Halloween Carnival Committee 27 Iunior Round- up Committee 3: Commencement Ball Committee 3, Cam- era Club 3g Driver Education Club 4. AMBITION: SECRETARY Wan-1 I I ' I .5 I f! I , I I x ROBERT GERARD DROLET 'I do not agree with you, but I will defend with my life your right to make the statement. Lawrence High School 1, 2. Math Club I, 25 Iunior Dance Committee 35 Football 3, 4: Theory of Athletics 45 Freshman Reception Committee Chairman 45 Class President 4. AMBITION: CONSERVATION OFFICER X . f I BRUCE HERBERT GRAVES Presence ot mind and courage in distress are more than armies to procure success. Aviation Club I5 Camera Club l, 25 Cabaret I, 25 Base- ball Team Manager I, 25 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel Show 25 Dramatic Club 2, 35 News- paper Club 2, 3, 45 Spring Play 35 Typing Club 35 Base- ball 4. I lb, AMBITION: BUSINESSMAN 1' l .V , VI' A .1 HELEN vmcmm HARTLEY Nothing is so popular as kindness. Booster Drive 15 Newspaper Club 15 Cabaret 1, 25 Cam- era Club I, 2, Secretary 35 Halloween Carnival Com- mittee 25 Iunior Round-up Committee 35 Commencement Ball Committee 35 Driver Education 45 Manager Girls' Basketball Team 4. AMBITION: OFFICE CLERK , if , L21 fl! ffl ' ff' I fcfllg' V 7 , i L' K f RUSSELL JAMES HAYES ff gf ' f'The production of the greatest happiness . . . fv is the true end of morality. !Camera Club I, 25 Aviation Club I, 25 Football I, 2, 45 Typing Club 35 Theory of Athletics Club 4. AMBITION: MECHANICAL ENGINEER W 50 ,51- AGNES ANN HOLMES j M ar Her voice was ever gentle, soft, and low, IJ' An excellent thing in woman. U, Camera Club l, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club Concert l, 2, 3, Cabaret l, 2, 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, Captain ot Foot- ball Cheerleaders 4, Freshman Reception Committee 4: Office Statt 4, Student Council Secretary 4. AMBITION: RECEPTIONIST DORIS IOHNSTONE Her modest looks the cottage might adorn, Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. Booster Drive l, 2, Handicraft Club l, 2, 3, Halloween Carnival Committee 2, Iunior Round-up Committee 3, Commencement Ball Committee 3, Driver Education 4. AMEITION: AIRLINE HOSTESS DAVID ARTHUR IONES Let them call it mischief, When it is past or prospered 'twill be virtue. Camera Club 1, 2, Aviation Club l, 2, Minstrel Show 2, Driver Education 3, Typing Club 4, Theory ot Athletics Club 4. AMBITION: FARMER . I ri , f X ' KAVANAGH Aw lAle se t 31,5 CCeSS is constancy of purpose. 1952 Play 1, 2, 3, Newspaper Club l, 2, 3, 4, f' . . ' . W1 en e to Girls' State 3, Polly Teena Representative s ent 7 Cabaret 2 Student Council 2 3 4 Rep- Q, W . er Carnival Queen 3, Washington-Franklin History A ard 3, Iunior Member Tadmuck Club 4, Office Staff 4, D amati Clu 1, Most Worthy Representative of Class of W' ional Honor Society, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Salutatorian.5j'g3'l?1f. AMBITION: TEACHER W' 'T A Q Ji JL IOHN HUBERT KELLY He smiles so when one's right, and when one's wrong He smiles still more. Driver Education 35 Football 3, 4. AMBITION: CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ffifiliy LW' M ' SHIRLEY ANN KELLY .Ja ii!!! Let me have music dying, and I seek , ,nf nj! No more delight. Booster Drive lp Camera Club l, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Concert l, 2, New Year's Ball Committee lp Cabaret 1, 2, 3, Soloist 2, 3: Halloween Carnival Committee 2, Dra- matic Club 35 Iunior Bound-up Committee 3, Commence- ment Ball Committee 37 Christmas Dance Committee 4. AMBITION: SECRETARY if ff BARBARA ANN KIMBALL F. H lt is appointed tor all men. to enjoy lbasketballl, but for tew to achieve. Dramatic Club 15 Handicraft Club l, 2, 37 Booster Drive l, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Spring Play Committee 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Minstrel Show 21 Commencement Ball Committee 35 Iunior Round-up Committee 3, All Star Bas- ketball Team 37 Debating Club 4. AMBITION: TO BE SUCCESSFUL ALVIN JAMES KNOWLTON The best way to secure future happiness is to be as happy as is rightfully possible today. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, Cabar- et 2, 3: Minstrel Show 25 Captain Basketball Team 4: Camera Club 1, 2, 3: Assistant Editor Newspaper Club 4. AMBITION: F. B. I. INVESTIGATOR MADELINE MARY LESSARD A day for toil, an hour for sport, But for a friend is life too short. Class Secretary 2: Handicraft Club 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3: Commencement Ball Committee 3: Driver Education 3, 4: Student Council 4. AMBITION: SECRETARY :Www if :Jibril CA Mqcizon f 0' . 0: 9 Tende - b t ands can t ar gsoul apart! . e o e ty -of oolish heart. , Class ecret l, 3, my a Club l, 2: Cabaret l, 2, 3: ee'Cl , 2, 4: Che 'fn ding 2, 3: Captain of Basket- l C re ders 4: Driv ucation 3: Acceptance of f95 ass ft 3: Usherett f Graduation 3: Office Staff : shman Reception Committee 4. af' I AMBITION: MEDICAL SECRETARY RAYMOND PAUL MILOT Si1ence is his mother-tongue. Aviation Club 1: Camera Club 2: Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: NEWSPAPER REPORTER ELIZABETH LOIS MORGAN HoW the heart is so full that a drop overtills it. I am happy now because God wills it. Dramatic Club l, 2, 4: Handicraft Club l, 2, 3: Booster Drive l, 2, 3: Librarian 3, 4: Halloween Carnival Commit- tee 2: Class Treasurer 3: Iunior Round-up Committee 3: Commencement Ball Committee 3: Usherette at Gradua- tion 3: Newspaper Club 3, 4: Freshman Reception Com- mittee 4: Driver Education 4. AMBITION: MISSIONARY NURSE MARYALICE PATENAUDE Enthusiasm is the greatest thing in the world Camera Club lg Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club l, 25 Cabaret l, 2, 35 Minstrel Show 25 Halloween Carnival Committee 25 Iunior Round-up Committee 35 Commencement Ball Committee 35 Driver Education 3, 45 Typing Club 4. AMBITION: NURSE DONALD ROGER PHILLIPS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Camera Club 15 Aviation Club l, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 3, 45 Theory of Athletics Club 4. AMBITION: GUNSMITH HUBERT RONALD PROVOST Look, he's winding up the watch of his wit5 By and by it will strike. ' Camera Club lp Glee Club l, 2, 35 Baseball 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: IET PILOT 'x DONALD EVERETT RANDALL A lf elected, I shall see to it that every man has a square deal, no less and no more. Camera Club 1, 25 Assistant Manager of Football Team 25 Boys' Glee Club 35 Theory of Athletics Club 45 Football 3, 45 Vice President of Class 4. AMBITION: HOTEL MANAGER BERNADETTE MARIE RICARD Laugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and you weep alone. Handicraft Club l, 27 Halloween Dance Committee 27 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: WOMENS ARMY AIR FORCE SAMUEL ALEXANDER RICHARDS, IR. With us is one, Who, calm and true, Life's highest purpose understood. Class Treasurer 17 Aviation Club l, 27 Student Council Representative 27 Typing Club 37 Ticket Committee ior Athletics Club 47 National Honor Society7 Graduation Honor Part. Ft f of W t the thinq, and did it. mtl I7 Aviation Club I, 27 Council 27 Vice President of Student Driver Education 37 President of Student Coun- AMBITION: CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT I . A RICHARD EDWIN SLEEPER Richness and mirth - and derth forgiven , Aviation Club 17 Academy Cabaret 17 Camera Club 1, 27 Driver Education 27 Theory ot Athletics Club 4. AMBITION: ENGINEER ,JL 'Jw Y sa tif 1 1 rf f 4-Q 1' L f K X : ff f .ffxd fl, MARY MARGARET SMITH And still they stopped 'n gazed cmd still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all she knew. 1948-1951 - York High School, Elmhurst, Illinois Winchester High School, Winchester, Mass. Latin Club 1, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Modern Dance l, 2, 3, Thrift Association 1, 2, 3, Hand Book Staff 2, Philosophy Club 2, 3, Vaudgzflle 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Quill and Scroll Membership 3, Debating Club 4, Driver Education 4, ss Tnea er 4, Graduation Honor Part. AMBITION: NURSE . MARY GAIL SPINNER Tis good-will that makes intelligence. Glee Club l, 2, 3, Dramatic Club l, 2, Spring Play l, 2, 3, Minstrel Show 2, Typing Club 3, Commencement Ball Chairman 3, Iunior Member of Tadmuck Club 4, Student Council Representative 3, Newspaper Club 4: Most Wor- thy Representative of Class 3, Debating Club 4, Student Council Social Chairman 4, National Honor Society, Val- edictorian. AMBITION: NURSING INSTRUCTOR LINDA KATHRYN STODDEN Thought once awakened does not again slumber. 1948 - 1951 Westfield High School, Westfield, Mass. Williams High School, Stockbridge, Mass. Dance Committee 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Scribbler Staff 3, Pro Merito Society 3: Office Staff 3, Driver Education 4, Student Council Dance Committee 4. AMBITION: NURSE PATRICIA ANN SULLIVAN There are some silent people who are more interesting than the best talkers. Handicraft Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club l, 2, Basketball 2 Glee Club 3, Cheerleading 4, Driver Education Class 4. AMBITION: SECRETARY 1 In Lovlng Memory of Our Schoolmate CORPORAL ROBERT GERARD LANGLEY U S A November 13 1931 Aprxl 28 1951 Who gave h1s 11fe 1n Korea rn the S9I'V1Ce of h1s country Beyond the clasp of hcrnd Out from the strong embrace They are but come so close We need not grope wrth hands Nor look to see nor try To catch the sound of feet Not lost are they who reach The summ1t of the1r c11mb The peak above the clouds And storms They are not lost Who fmd the lrght of sun And stars, and God I 0 0 C -They are not gone who pass I I I I I 1 I ll lfzzlcdzctory ,Address LET US KNOWN BY OUR DEEDS As long as we hve we as tndrvtduals and as a natron w1ll be known by our deeds We are Judged by our attrtudes by the stand we take tn gtven sttuatlons and by our acttons whether they be commendable or otherwtse The present world sttuatton presents a serrous problem to the youth of to day We all wonder what effect thts crrsts w1ll have on Arnertca and on the world Faced wrth the possrbrhty of the dlssolutron of our socrety we reahze that we can no longer contxnue rn the tra1l that our forefathers have blazed for us Recent advancements 1n a1r transportatlon have made vartous parts of the world more eastly accessrble to one another At the same t1me modern methods of warfare become datly more destructlve Wlth world condtttons such as they are these factors combrne to make a thrrd world war a grave pOSS1b1l1lY For thousands of years people have deluded themselves 1nto behevtng that they through the1r mrhtary resources could assrst others tmprove 1nter natronal relattonshtps and brtng about world peace and prospertty Two wrongs w1ll never make a rtght and the sooner we young people face th1s fact unfhnchtngly the better w1ll be our chances to stay out of war and to amend ex1st1ng cond1t1ons rn some other way What other way IS there? we may ask Th1s 1S a quest1on whtch all of us must face No government has ever devtsed a perfect formula for peace We all share 1n one common weak ness susceptrbthty to war However we could lessen th1s susceptrbrltty 1f natrons would come to the rea11zat1on that war weakens the morals and lowers the rdeals of a populatron It IS 1n ltself degradtng When we k1ll our fellow men and devtse ways to ktll them we k1ll that part of ourselves that can recognrze goodness and beauty that part that 1S v1tal to hrgh rdeals and true worshrp Nothtng rs great and lastrng that IS not pure and good and our way of l1fe must go the way of others that have fa1led 1f we refute all that we hold hrgh rn our world now We are the mothers and fathers of the next decade who must show only the best that we know to our chtldren We are the screnttsts dedtcated through all our ltves to brrng better health and longer hte to peoples of the world We are the educators who must always lead to a better understandtng of the world about us that the youth we gutde may face rt Wlfh conf1dence We are the prtests and mtntsters who w1ll labor unceasmgly for the rexgn of peace and love the love that Iesus Chr1st showed us to be rndestructtble It ts for us to show as He showed that the k1ngdom of God can exlst on earth and that the love of God can hve 1n every heart Tonrght as we brtng to close a phase of our ltves we are confronted w1th the greatest problem that one generatton has ever had to meet On our shoulders rests the responstbrltty of choos1ng war wtth tts destructron and shallow glory or of choos1ng the way of peace and love that w1ll IH the end brlng a greater reward than we can even lrnaglne We have already travel ed so great a drstance toward a world wtde confllct that to turn back w1ll be a tremendous task but wtth understanclrng and love 1n our hearts we can frnd a way to peace The decrsron rests wrth us We know that we can 1f we w1ll make xt a wtse one May God gtve us the strength and the w1ll to make tt so 1f truly we would be known by our deeds FAREWELL Members of the School Commrttee Superrntendent of Schools teachers par ents and fr1ends Tontght we are gathered here for the last t1me as a class Now as we brrng to a close four memorable years at Wesford Academy we would l1ke tc 0 . ... . . V 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - ' I 1 ' 1 I I I A , . 1 1 1 .. ,. . 11 . 11 ... . . 1' - 1 . . . .1 . , . , , . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 . . , , - 1 I 1 1 ' , . 1 1 - 1 1 thank you our parents teachers and frlends for the help and gutdance you have gtven us May we conttnue to bu1ld upon the mcreastngly ftrm founda tron of rdeals and a1ms that you have helped us to establ1sh Mary Ga1l Splnner 5.4 Salutamry Address WELCOME Members of the School Comrrnttee Supenntendent of Schools teachers par ents and frtends lt 1S my pr1v1lege to welcome you to the graduat1on exercrses of the Class of 1952 Ton1ght we are drawmq to a close four happy years at Westford Academy On th1s memorable occas1on 111 our l1VeS as we atta1n the goal toward Whtch we have been str1v1ng we feel honored to have w1th us those people who have made 1t posslble RELIGION OUR HOPE POR PEACE W1th Comrnumsrn str1k1ng the people of Amer1ca from wrthout Wllh cor rupt1on and brrbery caus1ng moral decay from w1th1n It IS amaztng that there IS such a state of apathy 1n ex1stence w1th1n our country today One reason for th1s 1nd1fference to nat1onal decay IS a false 1dea of tolerance There are two meanmgs to the word tolerance one 1S an accurate def1n1t1on Whlle the other IS a m1sconcept1on When we exh1b1t tolerance of another s real and honest conv1ct1ons we are pract1c1ng a true 1dGC1 of tolerance but when we tolerate w1th1n our country pr1nc1ples and rdeas that have no bGS1S tn human r1ghts or Chrrstran vtews then we are show1ng a rrusconceptton of the word tolerance We are betng 1nd1fferent toward forces of 6Vll w1th1n our coun try Th1s 1nd1fference allows us to adopt a lukewarm attttude and to accept Commumsm as long as 1t does not d1rectly affect us In order to ach1eve goodness and peace throughout the world we must become zealous toward rel1g1on and ftred Wllh love and fear of God We must be deterrnlned to seek the good 1n l1fe rather than the 9V1l to spread love to stamp out hatred to be strong supporters of truth and k1ndness and mercy A person who seeks only the ev1l 1n l1fe IS a refugee an ex1le who has be corne confused and bew1ldered Wllh h1s endless search for h1s home The Crty of God The causes of h1s homeless state and the cause of war are 1dent1cal There IS noth1ng that has happened to a nat1on that has not hap pened 1ns1de man As Woodrow W1lson once sa1d Men are more than natrons and a nat1on IS not greater or better than the 1nd1v1dual men of whtch It IS composed Pol1t1cs do not cause wars but the ph1losoph1es of the DOl1ll c1ans do It IS the moral breakdown of man that has caused war and man s homeless loveless state The modern man has become 1nert and pass1ve to ward eV1l Aga1n the false 1dea of tolerance rears 1ts head Th1s 1dea that the only d1fference between r1ght and wrong 1S a poxnt of v1ew 1S used as an excuse for man s own fa1l1ngs and for h1s apathy toward ev1l The world IS to a great extent what we make 1t A person who looks for the ev1l 1n the world 1S htmself repugnant and sow1ng noth1ng but hatred he reaps noth1ng but hatred If we are determtned to f1nd goodness ar1d love 1' we look for these qualrttes 1n others we w1ll f1nd that they greatly outnumber the ev1l Only one hte Tw1ll soon be passed Only what s done for Chrrst w1ll last lf we would take lhlS max1m to our hearts and cher1sh 1t l1ve by 1t 1f each man turned to God w1th love and fear then turned to h1s r1e1ghbor Wllh ktnd ness and frlendshtp there would be true peace 1n th1s world 1 L 1 1 1 . . 1 A 1 1 1 1 ' , . 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Acts of gentleness humility gratitude and love let these be the deeds by which we are known Margaret Kavanagh '12 OUR IDEALS AND OUR DEEDS We 1n America are blessed with the privilege of living 1n a nation where every 1nd1v1dual enmoys equal rights and privileges where every citizen may have a voice 1n the government of his community and of the nation where he may pract1ce the religion of his cho1ce without hes1tat1on or fear of persecu tion cmd where he has at h1s disposal the benefits of a free public educat1on With these facts rn mind we may say that in America we have a umque situauon a situation where the c1t1zen IS 1nv1ted and encouraged to emoy the free expression of his op1n1ons and beltefs and to develop to the fullest his talents and capab1l1t1es And yet how many of our c1t1zens appreciate the benefits offered them accept them as the privileges which they are and use them to the greatest pos sitble advantage Because we have always emoyed the freedom and pr1v1 leges of a democratic form of government some of us fail to real1ze that there are definite duties which accompany these pr1v1leges The motto for the Class of 1952 Let Us Be Known By Our Deeds IS 1ndeed a challenge to the 1t1zen who apathetically refuses to accept the responsibility of vot1ng of at tempting to bring h1s convictions to reality Wh1le it is tru that we have never known any form of government other than a democracy it 1S also true that this government was a costly gift paid for in courage bloodshed and loss of life Therefore we must guard against the seepage of Commurnsm 1nto th1s country and cleanse the corruptness dignation at the presence of any force which threatens the life of our democ racy But th1s 1nd1gnat1on is ineffective unless 1t serves to st1mulate each of us to action Our every act IS a portion of living history It 1S the responsibility of each individual to accept this fact Furthermore every individual IS respons1ble for his own dec1s1ons Others can guide h1m make suggestions or persuade h1m but 1n the final analysis 1t 1S the 1nd1v1dual who Wlll be known by h1s own deeds Ehzabeth Morgan 52 INFLUENCE OF THE HOME Whether the house that 1S your home 1S large or small very f1ne or very s1mple has httle to do Wllh 1lS endearing qualities and 1ts enduring mfluence A home that 1S worthy of the name 1S created by the personalities of a father and mother and of their children It is 1n lh1S home that a child develops sound character and 1t 1S here also that he forms the habit of do1ng what 1S right It 1S generally agreed that a person is known by his deeds the deeds arising from the seem1ngly 1ns1gn1f1cant acts that he performs every day for as Aristotle sa1d What we have to learn to do we learn by doing Who can expect his actions 1n company w1th others to be better than h1s everyday manners at home? Pract1ce and repeated pract1ce 1S the only way for one to become reliable IH h1s act1ons What you ask are those deeds that are taught in the home those that portray one s character? F1rst, 1t may be estabhshed that deeds are more than mere act1ons they represent not only the act but also the manner in whlch it is performed ln a home the essential factor 1S respect for even though there be love this love 1S shallow without the respect wh1ch must ac 1 1 I T I ' ' ' l I , - I II ll 1 u D I I ' ' ' e I I I I ' I l which now exists in our government. Each citizen should feel personal in- I I , . I u ll A 1 Il I , . ' I 1 , ' ' I company 1t A ch1ld must possess a feelrng of secur1ty and an unfaltermg co 1 ftdence rn h1s famrly There IS no room 1n a happy home for lytng selflsh ness resentment or fear D1sc1pl1ne followed closely by good sound crm crsm 1S a must The presence of love d1sc1pl1ne and respect w1th1n a house hold IS bound to foster 1n a ch1ld the hab1t of do1ng rrght a hab1t wh1ch w1ll be 1nvaluable to h1m 1n hrs later l1fe Equally 1mportant as the deeds ar1s1ng from a pleasant home atmosphere are the actual tasks one accompl1shes durrng the course of h1s learmng These are many each one contr1but1ng a valuable part 1n furtherrng the undy1ng 11 fluence of a home Of sttll greater value are the heart warmtng deeds that may be performed wh1ch mold one s character and develop rn the ch1ld sweetness of temper pa trence and the courage to succeed fn whatever task hes before h1m Yes our home IS an extremely 1mportant factor 1n our l1ves and all of us could earnestly say these slmple words by Ohver Wendell Holmes Where we love 1S home Home that our feet may leave but not our hearts Mary Margaret Smith 52 LEI' US BE KNOWN BY OUR DEEDS IN SCIENCE From the days of the earl1est alchem1st to the present day of atom1c en ergy sc1ent1sts have been known and remembered for the1r deeds These deeds were performed by men and women who devoted the1r l1ves to the bet ferment of world cond1t1ons Were 1t not for these great men and women many people would have to suffer 1ntolerably wh1le others would not be able to l1ve Through 1nvent1ons and medrcal research the average l1fe span has been 1ncreased from th1rty years to SIXIY e1ght years Today when the world IS under great threat of world conflxct and destruc t1on we are rely1ng more and more upon the sc1ent1st to save the world from drsaster We are call1ng upon h1m to f1nd means to counteract the worst weapons of war We are look1ng to the Man of SCIGHCQ for relxef 1n thts troubled world of today Whrle 1t 1S true that we remember the sc1ent1st to a great extent for hls weapons of war It 1S also true that we look to h1m for 1nvent1ons Wh1Ch can be a source of power 1n t1me of peace An example of th1s IS the use of atom1c power by our alhes for the generat1on of 6lGCII1C1lY Through the efforts of sc1ent1sts we have constant lmprovement 1r1 health san1tat1on we are be1ng taught new ways to counter act d1sease Scten e has always had a part 1n world progress As t1me passes we shall no doubt be forced to rely upon the deeds of sc1ent1sts to save the world Therefore 1t follows that the students of sc1ence tn our schools today w1ll be respons1ble 1n part for the safety of the world tomorrow It IS 1mportcmt that they be en couraged tn the1r work and that they be taught how to cope with the new and the unexplored tn sc1ence Yes as our motto states we are known by our deeds and not the least of these deeds are those accomphshed tn the fleld of SCIGDCG Samuel R1chards 52 GAINS THROUGH EDUCATION Today more then ever before there IS a vast need for educat1on both tn Amenca and throughout the world for there IS l1ttle doubt that the future wel fare of the world 1n general IS dependent upon the educat1on of youth Edu cat1on as an a1d ln shapmg future enterpnse teaches youth the responsrbtlx . . . . . '- . , ' I I ' I - I ' I I - . , . . . . I A- ' 1 . 1 . . I - , . . 1 1 11 . 1 11 , . 1 I 1 . ' 1 . . 1 - 1 I - 1 1 , . , ' . C - 1 - 1 . . 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 1 I I I I - 1 . . . .. . . ..- 1 1 nes that w1ll be the1rs and the contr1but1ons that they may make to the1r coun try It serves also to potnt the way 1n matters of government and internatlon al relattons and 1n domg so 1mpresses upon the student the necesslty for good leadershtp cmd wtse dec1s1ons rn matters affectmg the welfare of the country and of the world A good publ1c school educatron equrps youth hrst ot all for the responsx b1l1t1es whrch w1ll be thetrs after the1r graduatron Its chief arm should be to tram ch1ldren to be better c1t1zens and better leaders so that they may twnh conhdence and assurancel take thetr place in soclety Educatron also helps the 1nd1v1dual to select hrs hte s work to prepare htm for rt and to g1ve htm an 1ntell1gent attltude toward his protess1on The school currrculum w1th 1lS commerc1al general and academrc courses offers varlous opportumtxes for a person to select a speclal held and to gam at least the baslc Frnally a thorough educatron emphaslzes fellowshlp and frlendshlp among natrons It teaches democratrc 1dGCIlS and most rmportant of all It provrdes a ftrm toundatron upon whrch youth may bulld the structure of world peace Arlene Aldrlch 52 Elass Jfzslary We the Class of 52 Would hke to revrew The many events ot our class ln our very trymg past We arrrved at the Academy door Wondermg what was ln store For thtngs th1s year were gurte drfferent From what they had been before Ch how we feared Freshman Week For we were qulte new here young and meek The Semors kept us tn a state ot deceptron And cl1maxed the Week w1th the Freshman Receptron Harry was elected our presrdent Whlle Howard Ioan and Sam therr talents lent We Jotned clubs ot many sorts And helped br1ng fame to Westford sports The next September we returned once more Back to Westford as Sophomores We settled down and wtth much zest We strove to make thrs year a success We elected Class Othcers to lead us to fame, Peggy, Donald, Madelme, and Murray by name, Oh, these offlcers were really swell, Whlle Sam, Blalr, and Peg on the COUHCll dld well Garl, Peg, and Blarr were rn the Sprmg Play, As others Jomed the 'Cademy Cabaret To the Glee Club, IoAnn Connell brought fame, As Agnes and the two Shuleys dtd the same knowledge for that field. Both rn boys sports and grrls sports we garned our reward For Bruce Howard Alvrn Larry and Don made the squad Arlene Shrrley Barbara Peg and Pat were the grrls Who gave Ioan and Agnes as cheerleaders cause for yell and swtrls Agatn to Westford as Iunxor we returned to play our part Anxtous to have a good year and off to a perfect start Howard Ioan Peter and Bruce as offrcers led the way Wh1le on the Counc1l other classmates really had thetr say In basketball many of our class got awards As we Iunrors sent players to both of the squads Our mustcal talents we proudly drsplayed In both Glee Clubs our classmates therr debuts made As Senrors next we returned wtthout a fear Attemptrng to make thrs our most successful year At 1n1t1at1on we greeted our Freshmen qurte well Whrle they l1ke good sports came through really swell Bob Drolet our new classmate was made pres1dent Mary Ioan and Donald Randall therr talents lent On the Councrl as presrdent was our talented Bla1r Whrle Howard our representat1ve also d1d hrs share Arlene Howard and Shxrley were our All Star three Whrle Helen as gtrls manager was busy as could be Ioan MacLeod and Agnes were cheerleaders once more How they cheered as our teams racked up baskets galore Then came trme for prctures we re such a handsome class When 1t comes to looktng snappy we re a hard group to surpass Purdy d1d a perfect 1ob you ll all attest to th1s But then wrth such excellent sublects how could the man mrss? Then as the year wore on for us our yearbook work we started Each one d1d hrs best on our last Job before we parted Some of us went out for ads whrle others d1d the plannrng And now we have a yearbook that 1 well worth scannmg To all our fnends and teachers to classmates trted and true We gather here today to say a very fond adreu At last 1t s trrne to close the door of our four years of pleasure But through the years we ll have th1s book of memones to treasure Madelme Lessard 52 Bruce Graves 51 . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S - C -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 S . 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11' , - Glass Prophecy THE WESTFORD DAILY NEWS F B I AGENT ARRIVES HERE TODAY TO INVESTIGATE HOSPITAL ROBBERY Local P T A Meets Teachers Guest Speakers WESTFORD Promrnent Eng hsh teacher Margaret Kavan agh and Physrcal Educatron Teacher Howard Carlson were the quest speakers at the P T A meetrng held last mght Both gave rnterestrng talks tol lowrng the catered supper Navy Pllot Clted WASHINGTON D C ll was revealed here today that an Amerrcan Prlot Hubert Pro vost has been crted by the Presrdent for outslandrng per t rrnance of hrs dutres as test EC rr Hrjacker Strlkes In Mld West TOPEKA KAN The Alax Truckrng concern reported the huackrng of one of therr most valuable trucks last nrght Drrver Murray Alcorn reported to the Manager of the com pany Earle Connell that the h1Jack1ng occurred on U S Hlghway No 3 at about mld nrght LATE BULLETIN' frlARLES E CARROLL Presr aent of the Urnversrty of Mary land has been a guest lecturer at Westford Academy durrng the past week WESTFORD SECRETARIES HOLD CONVENTION Brq Convention Held xn New York NEW YORK The orqamzed secretanes of Westford held a conventron at the popular Fla mmgo Room ot the Carleton Hotel last nrght The manager Donald Randall presented a star studded cast of entertam crs headed by the popular srnger IoAnn Connell The lrst of promment secreta nes mcluded the Mrsses PCIU1 c1a Sullrvan Arlene Aldnch Dcrrs Cote Madelrne Lessard Shrrley Chandonatt Prrvate Secretary Shrrley Kelly and Medrcal Secretary Ioan Mac Leod receptrornst Agnes Holmes Embezzlement Uncovered ByC P As CHICAGO ILL The cornpe tent accountmg frrm of Hubert Kelly and K Blair St Onge once agarn have uncovered a loss rn the books of an rrnport ant Chrcago bank The alleged embezzeler f convrcted faces fmes of S10 OOO and IO years rn prrson He Inspector Called In By Head Doctor By Raymond Mrlot BOSTON Inspector Alvrn Knowlton of the F B I arrrved here today to mvestrqate the strange robbery of the new hosprtal The Inspector wants an 1m rnedrate audrence wrth HeC1d Nurse Mrss Garl Spxnner Mrss Sprnner a well known mstruc tor along wrth her stafi of tram ed nurses rncludmg the MISSGS Lrnda Stodden Barbara Klm ball Maryahce Patenaude and Mary Margaret Smlth WGS held up whrle transterrrng S25 OOO worth ot drugs to a nearby hosprtal able but rnspector Knowlton prornrses rmmedrate actron Hosprtal head Doctor Sam uel Rrchards was the one to call 1n Inspector Knowlton be cause ot the need of the drugs rn the surroundmg hospxtals FINEANDFANCY GUNSMITHING IS charged wrth taking S50 OOO Pnce Reasonable vshrch he spent gamblmg Call Westtord 4310 Buslnessman Becomes DUN PHILLIPS Mllllonalre Overnlght Busmess Venture Nets Mem Fortune HELENA MONTANA Bruce ame wealthy overnrght when Graves socrally promlnent hrs rnvestments rn Wrldcat O11 New York Stock Broker be Stock pard fabulous returns I I ' ' ' . I I ' - n D I , - l I ' . . - I ' - ' ' l I ,o ' ' ' ' pilot for the U. S. Navy Air The Emcee WGS the DTGTTY As yet, no clues are avail- : Je. I I , - ' . I , 0 I O I I - . I i I I . . I I ' ' ' -.. Q C C U , - c ' , u 1 - I ' THE WESTFORD DAILY NEWS Page Womens Alr Force Ands Red Cross In Flood Rellef TOLEDO OHIO Bernadette Rrcard a member of the Worn en s Arr Force was one of the central trqures 1n the recent rescue of flood vrctrrns rn thrs small flood rrdden town Thrs spunky lrttle WAP was a credrt to her unrform Mrsslonary Nurse Returns AUSTIN TEXAS Betty Mor gan wrdely known Mrssronary Nurse has rust returned from an extended rn1ss1on rn the South Arnerrcan countrres where she has arded the poor of all sectrons wrth her rnuch needed med1cal attent1on Arr Lme Hostess Averts Dlsaster SAN FRANCISCO CALIF The cool qutck thmkrnq of Am errcan Arr L1ne Hostess Dons Iohnstone averted what could have been a drsaster here to- day as frre broke out 1n the passenger sectxon of a plane She qureted the passengers and put out the hre thus pre- ventrnq what mrqht have been the mayor Arr L1ne drsaster of the day Included among the passen qers was Edrth Brule noted Cosmetoloqrst SPORTS wrth Larry Alcorn Great news rn the Sports World today folks Peter Cor kum world known pro qolter has consented to play tn the Nabnasset Country Club Open Golf Tournament Mary Antonellr wrll make her professronal skatmq debut tomqht at the Boston Garden rn the 1962 Ice Follres Once agarn Eranc1s Cour charne has srgned a contract wrth the Boston Red Sox th1s year at an est1mated 310000 rncrease over last years sal ary It was Courchame you wrll remember who won the World Serres for Boston wrth a home run rn extra rnnmqs Use Bloodhounds In Attempt To Flnd Lost Glrl TRENTON NEW JERSEY Local pohce arcled by Con servat1on Otf1cer Robert Dro let and hrs pack of famous bloodhounds are contrnurng the search for lrttle IoAnn Flynn lost srnce last Saturday The dogs struck her track last nrqht and Mr Drolet ex pects results by Ih1S afternoon However hope wccnes for the sate recovery of the four year old ch1ld because ot severe weather condrttons Local Farmer Wlns at Topsfleld Farr TOPSFIELD Dovrd Zeke Iones promrnent quernsey breeder rn thrs localrty recent ly took top honors ln all con tests rn whrch he entered hs prrze quernseys Hayes Xt Sleeper B111 Low On Houslng Project Contract BOSTON The well known enqrneenng hrm headed by Russell Hayes and Rrchard Sleeper was top brdder for the contract to burld a proposed housrnq proyect for veterans The prolect wrll take three years to burld and wrll cost an estrmated S2 000 000 Local Glrl Accepts Posltlon In Atomlc Research Lab WESTFORD Helen Hartley well known offrce worker has accepted a posrtron at a ne-N Atomrc Research Lab rn Neva da Her work wrll be of vrtal tmportance to our natronal sat ety Edxtors Helen Hartley 52 Robert Drolet 52 if 1 ' - ' 0 I . 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I l I . . 1 - . , ' : I u 1 n V 611155 Grluds LAWRENCE ALCORN we grve th1s crown for bemg the Football Klnq of We hope rt hts MURRAY ALCORN we gtve thrs camera so that you can keep us mformed of all the vrews youll see wh1le you re a sarlor blondes brunettes a d redheads ARLENE ALRICH we QIVG th1s contract to play profess1onal basketball Thts basketball goes w1th 1t MARY ANTONELLI we grve the t1tle of Class Beauty and th1s pennant Mrss Westford of 52 EDITH BRULE we grve th1s frame We know you ll be able to put rt to use HOWARD CARLSON we g1ve th1s rope Just 1n case you ever run out of a luxe Speak sweet nothrngs Howard SHIRLEY CHANDONAIT we gtve th1s scrap book for all those treasured prctures of Phlllp He a real cutxe EARLE CONNELL we grve th1s lrttle black book so you wont forget any of your female adrntrers Call Marne 6 730 IOANN CONNELL we grve th1s shmy new quarter Now you can dec1de on your dates by tltpplng a co1n Farr enough? PETER CORKUM we g1ve th1s club cmd ball for the Golf Tournament Let s see you tee oft DORIS COTE we gtve th1s l1ttle push cart so you wont get tlred walkrng back and forth from All1e s FRANCIS COURCHAINE we grve th1s cornlc book of L1ttle Audrey and ROBERT DROLET we grve an electr1c bow t1e Now you can really l1ght up when you pass gtrls BRUCE GRAVES we grve th1s new car Maybe now you can go places and not worry about how to get home especlally w1th a new g1rl 1n town HELEN HARTLEY we grve th1s rce bag for any more l1p 1nJur1es you rnlght get You drd say rt was from playmg basketball drdnt you Helen? RUSSELL HAYES we grve th1s drary so that you can record memorres of your school days Make sure you lrst all the pranks that no one was aware of We know you re not so lnnocent as you look AGNES HOLMES we glve these rnrnrature golden gloves We know that they w1ll rernmd you ot a champ DAVID IONES we grve th1s Ranch house Now you can go rnto your own busrness DORIS IOHNSTONE we grve th1s box of chocolates to help you keep your sweetness MARGARET KAVANAGH we grve th1s beach wagon for the memorles tt holds OI course the drrver goes w1th 1t HUBERT KELLY we grve th1s Tonr krt It w1ll help keep those lovely waves rn place SHIRLEY KELLY we glve th1s Irle to take care of those Irngernarls ALVIN KNOWLTON we g1ve th1s trophy for betng the hamp boxer We hear you re also qu1te the wrestler Alvrn BARBARA KIMBALL we grve th1s trtle of Glggles Show us how you do lt Babs MADELINE LESSARD we g1ve th1s book ent1tled How To Cope W1th The Irtsh Maybe Agnes can help you - .52.,, . . . I l I ll ll n I v . - IA . ll this music to Cold, Cold, Heart. - . ' ' ' c . To ELIZABETH MORGAN we g1ve th1s specral 4 H card and th1s lxttle Brere rabbit Remember the cookmg classes? To IOAN MacLEOD we g1ve th1s royal blotter for that kmgly Blott rn your llfe Wtll you need 1t Ioan? To RAYMOND MILOT we QIVG th1s book on How to Get Along w1th Teach ers or Take a Long Vacatlon MARYALICE PATENAUDE we g1ve th1s drawmg board now you can doodle t1ll your heart s content DONALD PHILLIPS we g1ve th1s 1unk yard so that all your cars may rest 1n peace HUBERT PROVOST we g1ve th1s rubbing alcohol to reheve you of your aches and pa1ns after football games SAMUEL RICHARDS we g1ve th1s book entrtled How to Control Blushmg Turn red for us Sam BERNADETTE RICARD we g1ve th1s popcom popper as an addltxon to your hopechest Now you can make Mcrurlce do the poppmq Maybe hell even pop the quesuon DCRNALD RANDALL we g1ve thxs football Lets see 1f you can hang on to ' 1S one GAIL SPINNER we g1ve th1s medrcal k1t to go w1th that mckname of Doc MARY SMITH we QIVG th1s tmy typewnter so you wont get ttred of carry 1ng that b1g one around PATRICIA SULLIVAN we g1ve th1s cernfrcate for berng the best dressed g1r1 of 1952 and also a pos1t1on to model for Vogue BLAIR T ONGE we QIVG th1s l1ttle scooter to help you get to your destma t1on on t1me To RICHARD SLEEPER we gtve th1s contract to replace Squeekre on the Sm1l1n Ed show You can take Margaret rf you d l1ke To LINDA STODDEN we g1ve th1s extra large book of poems by S1r Ierry W1ll you rec1te for us? ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM Ioann Connell 52 FIGDCIS Courchame 52 611155 Will We the lads and lass1es of the Class of 1952 havrng completed our hundreds of bonny days do hereby bequeath on th1s 2nd day of Iune any Jolly pecul1 armes or attr1butes that we may have to those we deem most worthy of recelvmg them ARTICLE ONE To Mr Carroll we leave a membershlp card to the Good Sports Club for havmg been able to put up w1th us for the past two years To Mr Perry we leave an escalator to make hrs trlps to the Pr1nc1pal S offlce easler To Mrs Malloy we leave th1s box of gold fasteners to d1str1bute to the Semor Class next year for therr Macbeth notebooks To Mr Lapworth we leave a fourth floor to the Academy to prove h1s theory that You cant keep a good man down ll ll n ll v To ' ' ' J To ' ' ' To ' ' ' To . . . .. . , . To ' ' To ' ' . ' ' TO nu-. I 1 ll .VI To ' ' ' ' ' ' - To ' ' ' ' ' To . T , ' ' ' ' - I ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM To Mr Robes we leave a lrcense to become a professronal photograph er We thrnk your prctures are as good as Purdy s Mr Robes To M1ss Lolos we leave th1s box of asprrrns to help replenrsh her supply for next year Where DO these students get so many headaches?'?'?'P To Mrs Fletcher we leave an automatrc test grader to assrst her rn cor rectrng her many hrstory exams To M1ss Hall we leave a prrvate marlman to delrver her abundant amount of marl To Mrs Gower who no doubt wrll frnd that we were not the norsrest and most mrschrevous class ever to graduate we leave our rmmeasur able apprecratron for her patrence and srncere frrendshrp through these four memorable years To Mr Renme we leave th1s bottle of Arr Wrck to use when chemrs try experrments are over rn the lab To M1ss Buckley we leave a musrc class that apprecrates the frner thrngs rn lrfe To Mr Sprnner we leave our srncere apprecratron and thanks for all that he has done for us rn our four years at Westford Academy ARTICLE TWO To the Iunrors we leave our envrable posrtron as Senrors To the Sophomores we leave two short remarnrng years at Westtord Academy To the Freshmen we leave thrs hrnt Take home books every nrght It makes a good rmpressron ARTICLE THREE To Carol Hall ARLENE ALDRICH leaves her place on the All Star Team To any one who thrnks he needs rt LARRY ALCORN leaves hrs abrlrty to keep calm even rn Mr Rennre s room To Wrllrarn Grlson MURRAY ALCORN leaves hrs easy gorng manner To Paulrne Leduc MARY ANTONELLI bequeaths her envrable trtle ot Class Beauty To Gabrrelle Brule Edrth leaves her drstrnctrve sort ot laughter To Stanley Whrtrrey HOWARD CARLSON bequeaths hrs personalrty It may help you to overcome your bashfulness Stanley' To George Wyman EARLE CONNELL leaves hrs happy mernorres of the school bus To Lorrarne Drolet IOANN CONNELL leaves her place on the tardy lrst Iust dont appear there qurte so frequently Lorrarne To Ianrce Ienkrns DORIS COTE leaves her quret and demure manner To Ronald Konrng PETER CORKUM leaves hrs worldly ways and abrlr ty to get along wrth the farr sex To Whom rt may concern SHIRLEY CHANDONAIT leaves thrs hrnt A vorce wrth a smrle wrns Rrght Shrrley? To Davrd Moulton FRANCIS COURCHAINE leaves hrs secret tor hrs wavy harr To Brll Blott ROBERT DROLET bequeaths hrs abrlrty to argue There s nothrng lrke a good argument eh Bob? To Rrchard Holmes BRUCE GRAVES leaves hrs bow tres and hrs posr tron on the football team How about growrng a lrttle trrst thourzh Rrchard To some drscouraged Iunror HELEN HARTLEY leaves her Jollrness To Raymond Borsvert RUSSELL HAYES leaves hrs herght and treckle s I - , w . - n . . u . It got him many friends and we re sure it will add to yours. I ll Il 1 : ' , ' ' . : ' , ' . , . F ll ' ' ' ' ll I 1 I : ' , ' ' V I ' I 4 I U - I L, 1 4 ' ' ' 3 ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM TEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM I'I'EM ITEM ITEM To Davrd Newton DAVID IONES bequeaths hrs love for the opposr e sex Rlght Zeke???? To anyone wrth a soft vorce DORIS IOHNSTONE leaves th1s book en trtled How to Make Oneself Heard Dans beheves rn passrng the word to others as It has been passed to her To Audrey M1lot MARGARET KAVANAGH leaves her drgnlty I certarnly comes 1n handy when the teachers call on you To Iack1e Conrad HUBERT KELLY bequeaths hrs secret for makmg h1m self lnconsplcuous It pays 1n the end eh C.1bby'? To Raymond Lessard SHIRLEY KELLY leaves her darly run to Ed Sul 1 van s bus m the mormng Don t mrss rt as many trmes as Shrrley drd GY To Harvey Wyman ALVIN KNOWLTON leaves h1s boxrng ab1l1ty Guess youll have to grow a brt though Harvey To Beverly Dumont BARBARA KIMBALL bequeaths her great techmque for gettmg those baskets To V1v1an Rlcard MADELINE LESSARD leaves thrs lrttle Cocker Spanlel You won t be lonely on your long walks to school V1v To anyone who needs xt RAYMOND MILOT leaves thts book of ex cuses They always worked wonders for Ray To Annxe Bobryk ELIZABETH MORGAN leaves her 1nqu1srt1ve manner To Margre Cantrn MARYALICE PATENAUDE leaves her favorlte pas t1me doodhng To Eddre Bohenko DONALD PHILLIPS leaves hrs frequently used seat rn the off1ce Your reasons for belng there w1ll be frrendly V1S1IS we hope To Paul Mack HUBERT PROVOST leaves hrs danc1ng technrque To Edward McLenna SAM RICHARDS leaves h1s ab1l1ty to blush We really thxnk he has enough ab1l1ty hrrnself though Sam Rrght Ed? To Iackxe Lyons BERNADETTE RICARD leaves her love for the Navy Now no hard feelmgs klds DONALD RANDALL leaves relleved To Carole Popol1z1o GAIL SPINNER bequeaths her frankness To Mona Hamngton MARY SMITH leaves a port1on of her abilrty to succeed Best of everythmg to you 1n the future Mary To Dor1s Roberts LINDA STODDEN leaves a few mches of her herght Iust a few would help huh Dor1s???? To her cousm Helen PATRICIA SULLIVAN leaves an alarm clock to rem1nd her that the bell for 5th penod has rung Lunch t1me s pretty short 1snt lt Helen? To Robert St Onge BLAIR ST ONGE w1lls all hrs extra cred1ts Now you can spend more t1me at Sulhvcm s Bob To Richard Konlng RICHARD SLEEPER leaves h1s hetght He started out like you four years ago Richard To future cheerleaders of good old Westford Academy JOAN MAF' LEOD and AGNES HOLMES bequeath therr t1red lungs 'I'he entlre Class of 52 leaves the school resoundmq wrth rts songs Jokes and memment and although we may leave 1n body we leave the memory of our hopes ldeals dreams and desxres In witness thereof signed sealed and nervously dehvered thts 2nd day of Iune in the year of our Lord one thousand ntne hundred ftfty two Agnes Holmes 52 Ioan MacLeod 52 - 1 . , - . 11 I1 . . . . . . . , . I 1 f ' . . . 1 . . , . . . !. . , A ' 1 . . 1 . . . . . - 1 . , . 1 . , . - 1 1 1 1 . , . . , - 1 . . .. . , . . . . . I- T u 'Il 1 ll , . - 1 ' I . . . . . , . I , . . . . , . , . . , . 1 . , . 1 . , . - 1 . 1 . , . . , - 1 ' I . . . 1 n I I I . . 1 . . - , . . I I I . I ' . 1 . . , , . , , . I , 4' . . . 1 . . . . 1 1 , . , 1 , 1 I I I ' I I I 1 1 1 1 juuzars The annual class electlons held ln September brought lrttle change ln the slate of off1cers for the Class of 1953 Under the gurdance of Mrs Gower our AdV1S9f we chose the followmg staff Presldent Edward Bohenko V1ce Pres 1dent Wllharn Blott Secretary Cynth1a Macauley Treasurer Robert St Onge Three of our boys George Rogers Edward Bohenko and Wrlham Blott held posmons tn the Student Councrl The football and basketball seasons produced a large number of athletes ward Bohenko Edward Mcl..enna DG'V1d Moulton W1ll1CITI1 Blott and Paul Mack We feel particularly honored to have had two of our basketball play ers Ianeth Rogers and Carl Anderson chosen for the All Star Team th1s year Our Iunxor soc1a1 event Harvest Hohday was one of the h1ghl1ghts of the fall season Through the comb1ned efforts of the Co-Chamnen Rebecca Smlth and W1ll1am Blott cmd of 'f.he1r var1ous comm1ttees the dance emoyed tremendous success For the Class of 1953 Iune w1ll bnng to a close a school year that has been both happy and reward1ng Cynth1a Macauley 53 0 . 3 , I I l -hm . H - i - ' I I I from the Iunior Class, among whom were Ianeth Rogers, Eileen O'Neill, Ed- 1 1 Il n Il I . I I I I Sap omores At the completron of our second year at Westford Academy we the soph omores may rev1ew what to us has been a pleasant successful experrence Thrs year under the superyrsron of Mr Renme we chose as class officers Prestdent Harvey Wyman VICG Presrdent Steve Haley Secretary Rrchard Smrth Treasurer Gerald Mllot and Student Councrl Representatrve Peter We are Justly proud of our representat1ves m the held of sports Ioan La vrqne Ruth Van Norden Helen Sulllvan Harvey Wymar1 Rrchard Holmes and Gerald M1lot Aqam th1s year three of our qxrls Ann Mulhqan Susan Paduano and Prxscllla Cowles were chosen as cheerleaders and made a pret ty DICYUYG at all our games Our mayor class prolect the Valentrne Dance proved to be successful The class spmt exh1b1ted rn the planmnq of th1s and other act1v1t1es has q1ven us added zest for our future years at Westford Academy Pr1sc1lla Cowles 34 1 1 ' 1 1 - . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . . 1 1- 1 Qrcshmcn We the Class of 1955 entered Westford Academy last September as a group of w1l11nq students who were unadrmttedly fearful of the nearlna Fresh man ln1t1at1on We soon found our fears unfounded for everyone treated us wonderfully and We made new fnends both qu1ck1y and easlly Under the leaclershlp of our adv1ser Mrs Fletcher we selected the lol lowmq othcers Pres1dent Terrence Kane V1cePres1dent Iohn Conrad Sec retary Gabnelle Brule Treasurer Manone Cantln Student Councll Repre sentauve-Raymond Yarnall The Freshman Class has been admlrably represented 1n varlous sports by Beverly Dumont Carol Hall Rlchard Carpenher Raymond Yarnall and Wllham Holmes May our expenences as nov1ce h1qh schoolers qu1de us toward achtevlnq success 1n our all too-brlei career at Westford Academy Susan Harrlnqton 55 1 1 ' 1 I ' 1 ' - T 1 T 1 ' , I L I . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 Seated Prrscrlla Cowles Peter Dubey Edward Bohenlco Blaxr St Onge Agnes Holmes Peter Corkum Madelrne Lessard Standrng Raymond Yarnall Howard Carlson Mr Carroll Advtser Margaret Kavanagh Wrlham Blott George Rogers Student 60:01:11 At the .rnnual mass meetrng of the Student Counctl held tr May of l95l the followtrg offrcers were rnstalled for l95l 52 Presrdent Blatr St Onqe Vtce Presldent Edward Bohenko Recordtng Secretary Agnes Holmes Corres 1ond 1ng Secretary Madelme Lessard Treasurer Peter Corkum Class representatrves for the year were Howard Carlson George Rogers Peter Dubey and Raymond Yarnall The followtng people were tn charge of var1ous commlttees Assembly Commrttee Margaret Kavanagh General Wel fare Comm1ttee Wxllxam Blott Socral Comrmttee Garl Spmner Pubhcrty Comm1ttee Pnscrlla Cowles The Councrl has been very successful m 1ts undertaklngs thls year The student body once agarn co-operated splendrdly 1n donatxnq qxfts for C1 needy' famrly at Chnstrnas t1me Our actrvrttes rncluded a Splash Party Roller Skat 1ng Partres the tradrtronal Wrnter Carnrval and the sponsorsh1p of a record poll the results of whtch were broadcast over a Boston rad1o statlon It IS our hope that our hnal socral endeavor for the year the Commence- ment Ball wtll add to our l1st of Student Councrl successes for l95l 52 Agnes Holmes 52 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . 0 f' l l , . . , 1 . . . l ' . , w 1 I 1 I 1 Y' - I I V I f-f 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . . i , ' .- I , I NJ . , - 1 - 1 , , . 1 . . . 1 A 1 - u 1 1 Seated Donald Randall W1ll1am Blott Hubert Kelly Lawrence Alcorn Fran c1s Courcharne Co Captarns Bruce Graves Howard Carlson Edward Mc Lenna Standtng George Rogers Hubert Provost Edward Bohenko Wrlham Fletcher, Davrd Moulton Russell Hayes Raymond Yarnall Peter Corkum Mr War ren Lapworth Coach Stwfball The Westtord Academy grtdrron club under the dtrectton of Coach War ren Lapworth came through wrth one of the most successful seasons ever posted on the schools record books The most rmpressrve wtn of the season was a 26 6 vtctory over heavrly favored Hampton Thrs vtctory marked the hrst ttme that Westtord had beaten the Btg Blue from New Hampshtre The Academrans made tt a clean sweep over the Ptne Tree State gnd teams when they defeated the Woodbury New Hampsh1re team 136 rn the frnal game ot the season The captatns thts year were chosen by the coach before each game and served as acttng co captarns Those chosen throughout the season were Peter Corkum Lawrence Alcorn Donald Randall and Francls Courchatne We-sttord Academy had another honor bestowed on tts team when tt was mad eltgtble to place players on the All Suburban dream team Those chos en from Westtord were FIGUCIS Courchame and Bruce Graves at halfback and guard respecttvely on the second team Ed McLenna Lawrence Alcorn Brll Blott and Howard Carlson also recerved honorable mentron Thrs years team leaves Btll Fletcher Ed Bohenko B111 Blott Carl Ander son and Ray Yarnall as starters who wtll return to the squad agatn next year Bruce Graves 52 ' I I I I - I - I I I - - 1 1 1 I I I I ' - , . I - 1 1 . . . . . 11 . 11 . . . 11 . 11 . 1 1 . 1 Q ' - ' ' I I . 1 . . I I I - 1 1 Seated Wrlham Blott Edward McLenna Howard Carlson Alvrn Knowlton Captams Edward Bohenko Paul Mack Standlnq Samuel Fhchards Timer Francrs Courchame Murray Alcorn Bruce Graves Harvey Wyman Mr Warren Lapworth Coach Hays Haskctball The Westford Academy Basketball Team turned m a f1ne record th1s year hnrshtnq rn second place 1n the Eastern d1v1s1on of the Wachusett Leaque Howard Carlson and Carl Anderson were standout players all season and were rewarded wrth posrttons on the Eastern All Star team The thrrll of the year came however when the Aacdemlans entered the Eastern Massachusetts Small and Medrum Schools Basketball Tournament The Westford qumtet went all the way to the hnals beattna Westport Harnll ton and Immaculate Conceptton of Newburyport before bernq beaten 1n the fmals by Harwrch Howard Carlson a standout for the Westford squad throughout the tournament was honored by bernq named to the Class D All Tournament Team Others on the 1951 52 squad were Francts Courcharne Edward McLenna Edward Bohenko Brll Blott Paul Mack George Hoqers Bruce Graves ard Co Captalns Alvm Knowlton and Howard Carlson Season s Results Ha J Westtc Westfo Westfo Ho 1 Vles to F' .1 'vlff o We tto L1 tletor A fer G o Ashbf L wre e A dmv St Lou Howe Bruce Graves 52 1 ' ' , , , ' , CO- 1 -.ztforz EQ . r' arf Fl , . rd 55 'T . 3f J! -zztforfi 47' Actor SO . rd 54 ' 4C V' estfori 50 W1l:r.1r.': C' l , rd 63 rot TL Sl ' 'effcri 4E Little.: 3? Vfestford 53 Groton 41 lfftf 'r': SG . e 49 t. rd 63 1. ' l7 J' efaffo. 'i ?5 Ayer C17 Vksfford 7l a no .C 4? .tori 43 Al' YTiY.Q El 'Jett ri 553 is 31 V1 'f1'f.r'j 44 Stowe 26 TQ 59 ' 69 f'l-TC 47 Actor. Y '.'.'f-: f,rd BU Burlinator. 29 Seated Beverly Dumont Ianeth Rogers Shlrley Chandonalt Arlene Aldrrch Co Captatns Barbara Kxmball Erleen O Ne11l Standlng Clarre Holmes Assrstant Manager Helen Sulllvan loan Lavrgne Carol Hall Patrrcra Coupal Ruth Van Nordan Mrs E1leen K Fletcher Coach CMargaret Kavanagh absentl Gzrls Kaskcfball The 1951 52 Glrls Basketball Team was one Wlth plenty of Splflf and frght Wrth the undefeated record of the 1950 51 season as an 1ncent1ve the grrls were deterrmned to have a wlnnrng team and under the excellent coachmg of Mrs E1leen K Fletcher they had Just that rn the Eastern DIVISION of the Wachusett League Defeahng Lunenburg 1n the play offs was doubly sweet for not only dld the hoopsterettes avenge last year s loss to Lunenburg but became the hrst Grrls Team of Westford Acade- my to w1n the Wachusett League Champlonslup Season s Results Westford Harvard Westford Hale Westford Wrlrmnaton Westford Acton Westford Howe Westford Lrttleton Westford Alumm Westford Ayer Westford Acton Westford Groton Westford Lxttleton Westford Ashby Westford Ayer Westford Lunenburg Westford Groton Westford Lunenburg Westford 61 Burlmqton 30 ' J The girls went through the season undefeated and wound up in first place 62 40 60 68 ' ' 16 35 49 26 45 ' 49 ' 18 54 , 64 30 65 45 ' 43 56 50 26 57 54 22 68 , Margaret Kavanagh '52 nfs L he H 3 we -' 2 ' K V, :Y 5' , N vff 'x A LQ QT I 4 0 -v v 1 s v 2 . 3 1 .. in ,fri fxyzlfffgg 'Yi ,ffl S 'll X 5592 f - - 'Q sa 9 Mafffff -.4-+, ls ' a , .E F , , sq l 1 W' xr , A rg 'Q wh ,Q , v M: Q, Ai 1 W4 ?2mJ I . , Y fx! ' :Qi 1 s l Q1 V4 'Q '11 e lim t,,3 w w 44 A Newspaper Club I' iv, 'A 3 Typmq Club Baseball Team 1951 Dramclhc fi DebGi1r1Cl Club Football Cheerleaders Handmcrclft Club Iumor Vcxrs1ty Team Autographs In the long run you ard your trre ds W ll pnze the portratt that looks like you your truest sell tree trorn staqe effects and lrttle concerts It IS thrs Port arture by the camera that one cannot lauqh at or cry over 1n later years For present pleasure and tuture pnde protect your photoqraphrc self by bavrnq PURDY rnake the portrarts PLEASINC5 PORTRAITS PRCDMPT SERVICE RIG!-IT PRICES Means Sattstactlon Guaranteed PURDY 367 Boylston Street Boston, Mass. 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