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20 Pel Beet BORON gees CLASS DAY WELCOME As President of the graduating class of 1949, it gives me pro- found pleasure to welcome our schoolmates, faculty and friends to these class day exercises. During the past four years we have been acquiring an educa- tion which is so vitally important in preparing us for whatever problems may confront us. This education and training will enable us to meet our future problems with confidence. Whatever we have accomplish- ed has been with the assistance of the faculty, and to them I wish to extend our sincerest thanks and appreciation for their help and encouragement. Now we are going to share with you some of the fond memo- ries of our high school career which we sincerely hope you will enjoy. JAMES FRANCIS ADVICE TO THE JUNIORS As veterans of this institution of learning, we, the graduating class of 1949, wish to leave some worthy advice to next year’s seniors. We believe that if this advice is accepted and followed they will have a successful year. Adopt for your motto, “The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer.” The study hall is for study purposes, not for discussing personal problems. After all, there may be some who want to do their home work. Give them a chance! Always be polite and respectful to your teachers. You are setting an example for the underclassmen. Always maintain class unity. When a vote is passed let it stand. Don’t try to change it to please a certain few. As seniors you should support all school activities for you set a standard for the underclassmen to follow in the field of sports as well as in the class room. Another bit of advice is to make the most of the opportunities presented to you in this, your last year in high school. Don’t think that because you are seniors you can take over complete control of the school or do as you please. If you disregard rules and regulations, what can you expect of the underclassmen? Finally, be appreciative of the fact that you have the privilege or attending high school and that your teachers are striving hard to help you gain an education that will serve you throughout life. JAMES BROWNELL DONALD POTTER GORDON WHALON
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LCR Bin OWN LE 21 BIOGRAPHIES The biggest bluff in our class is Howard A. Borden. After gradu- ating in June, Howard plans to join the Navy. He was stage man- ager for the junior play and served on various committees during his school years. Howard E. Borden our most musical classmate, played in the orchestra for four years and also took part in the 1948 Christmas assembly by playing his guitar and singing. “‘Red’”’ also played on the baseball team in his fresh- man year. James Brownell, better known as “Curly” has always been act- ive in sports. He played basket- ball for three years and baseball for two years. He took the part of Huck Finn’s father in the senior play and played violin in the orchestra during his fresh- man and sophomore years. Alfred Candeias, “‘Class Ro- meo” has taken a lively part in our school and class activities. He played basketball for two years and baseball for three years and sang in the Glee Club. Freddy Also took part in our junior play, “The Baby Sitter.” The most studious girl in our class is Doris Cunha. She has been on the Honor Roll for four vears. Dot served on the Student Council in her sophomore year; she was a member of the Glee Club and took part in the junior play. She was chosen for the D. A. R. “Jumbo” intends to enter a school of nursing in September. James Francis was voted by his classmates as the one most likely to succeed. He is President of the Senior Class and of the Student Council. He has been on the Honor Roll for four years. For the past two years Jimmy has been manager of the basketball team. He also had an important part in the junior and senior plays. Jimmy was chosen as the Boys State representative. Robert Gilmore is always get- ting himself into trouble. He is frequently seen in the office having a “friendly” chat with Mr. Earle. He was stage manager for the junior play and has served on various committees. Florence Grundy is daily seen running from room to room col- lecting the absentee lists and reading ‘the Notices. Florence was our class treasurer during her sophomore year and secreta- ry during her junior year. She also did a good job as a prompter for the senior play and has served on various committees. Jean Hanson, noted for her ori- ginality, has taken part in many school activities. She has been a class- officer for three years, a member of the Student Council, Glee Club, and “Villager” staff. Jean also had an important part in the junior play. Jean has done a wonderful job as Editor-in- Chief of our yearbook. Carl Lees voted “The Most Popular Boy” in senior class, was class president during his junior vear. He was a member of the Student Council and for four vears played basketball. Carl will tell you anyday that a “cop” is man’s best friend. ; Daniel Medeiros is called the ““Cleverest Boy’’ in the class. We laugh at his corny jokes; he is so serious when telling them. Danny played basketball in his junior year and has served on various
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