Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

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28 THE -B R-OWWN IE Janet Webb’s ambition is to become an all-star softball play- er, although she also plays bas- ketball. She was on the Honor Roll four years and a class officer for two years. Her talent for coi- ored mimeographing work was evidenced by the fine job she did on the Junior play programs. The boy in the class who blushes easily is Alvin White. Al- vin is a ladies’ man and was voted class Romeo. “Smut” has taken part in many activities, participating in baseball for three years and serving as a member of the Student Council. Jean Woodland finds her greatest pleasure in sports. She played basketball, was a cheei- leader, and participated in beth the Junior and Senior plays. Jean excelled in being homerooii manager of a magazine cam- paign. As secretary of the Senior class, Jean Zembo proved tha% she will find success in her chosen field. She was an enthusi- astic cheerleader during her So- phomore and Junior years. Jean is working at Keith’s Ice Cream Parlor. We wish you great suc- cess, Jean. ROBERT COUTURE STANLEY GWOZDZ SENIOR PLAY CAST

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30 TSH Be Bh O-W INGLE: CLASS PROPHECY Chic—Hi there. If it isn’t my old classmates, Muriel Russell and Joe Rodriques. What are you two doing here? Muriel—Our shows closed at the same time in New York. Therefore, we decided to travel home together. Joe—Well, what have you been doing “Chic?”’ Have you heard from any of our classmates? Chic—My husband and I have been operating the Westport Newspaper for the past two years. Would you like to see some of the clip- pings I have saved in my scrapbook? Muriel—Look at this, Joe. HAIR STYLES HAVE GONE CRAZY WESTPORT, MASS., September 1. 1956. Mal Moura, famous Westport beautician, has designed a three-story pompadour which is worn with a three- inch turned up collar. Mal predicts that hair styles will stay in the limelight next year, with the Flat-Top coming into its own. SECRETARY MARRIES EMPLOYER OMAHA, NEB., October 5, 1954— The former Nancy King of Westport married her employer, Mr. Humphrey Penny Pinch, last night in a candlelight ceremony at the groom’s Bar Q Ranch. The newlyweds will reside at the raneh this winter, but will return to the East early next spring: Joe—Nancy finally succeeded in marrying her cowboy, AIRLINE HOSTESS BRINGS DOWN PLANE BOSTON, MASS., July 5, 1953— Miss Jean Woodland of the Fly-O-Way Airlines brought a plane and its passen- gers down to safety last night after the pilot took a dizzy spell and passed cut over the controls. Miss Woodland is a graduate of the New England Baptist Hospital. ATTENTION WESTPORT, MASS., August 19, 1949—Stash Mellorwitz left his junk cealing business today to perform as 2 tight rope walker with the Barnum atid bailey Circus. Stash, known to us as Stanley Gwozdz, is also well known in literary circles. Muriel—Stanley always had a mania for standing on his head. OPERA STAR HONEYMOONS IN ‘EUROPE NEW YORK, N. Y., June 20, 1949—- A magnificent reception was held at the Waldorf Astoria following the mar- riage of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Souza . in St. Patrick’s Cathedral. After an ex- tensive tour of Europe, the couple will reside on Long Island. Mrs. Souza, nee EFenriette Martel, was associated with the Metropolitan Opera Company be- fore her marriage. STUDENT STUDYING ABROAD WESTPORT, MASS., March 9, 1954 -——Miss Barbara Lees, having graduated trom Mass. State, is now attending the University of Paris. While in Paris, Miss Lees became engaged to Professor Pierre Beau Ami, who teaches lan- guages at the university.