Westford Academy - Clarion Yearbook (Westford, MA)

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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

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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

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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