Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

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Chases, LOvDRE FACULTY: Mr. Earle — They Can’t Convince Me! Mr. Wood — Why Buy A Cow When Milk Is Cheap Miss Cahoon — Especially For You Miss Tripp — Sorry, Can’t You See That I’m Sorry Miss Philpot — Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams Miss Monti — Shoo, Fly, Don’t Bother Me! Mr. Sisson — Whistle While You Work Mr. Cariglia — J Found A Million Dollar Baby Mr. Shaw — When The Works All Done This Fall Mr. Bowman — Rag Mop Mr. Gonsalves — Music, Music, Music Miss O’Neil — Hair of Gold Mr. Brightman — Nature Boy TO THE SENIORS: Robert Archer — Always Take Mother's Advice Edith Cabral — The Secretary Song Anna Carvalho — The Love Bug Will Bite You Thelma Collins — Open Door-Open Arms Harvey Cunningham — f 1 Had A Million Dollars Lucille Emond — Happy Go Lucky Jacqueline Forand — J Do What I Want Donald Johansen — Heap Big Smoke But No Fire Grace Lawton — 'll Walk Alone Janet Lawton — We'll Build A Bungalow Jane Lees — Just Because Robert Lees — s 1 Gotta Go To School, Ma? Ralph Macomber — Gals Don’t Mean A Thing Joanne Manchester — t Had To Be You Richard Manchester — Baby Face Dale Meadors — Where Did You Get That Gal? Irene Mendes — Made For Each Other Rita Pacheco — Cuddle Up A Little Closer Alice Ponte — Living, Loving, Laughing 29

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UE fo Auntors As a parting word in preparing to leave you our position as seniors, we wish to offer some advice. We hope that by following it, you will enjoy a happy and prosperous year as the new leaders of the school. We feel that we need not repeat this trite but none the less good advice to use the study hall as a place for study, to respect the faculty and to set a good example for the underclassmen. If you haven't learned to do this by now, it’s a little late to start; but it is better to learn late than never to learn at all. As supporters of school activities you need little encourage- ment, for you have proven yourselves to be the leaders in this respect. You have the qualities which are essential to success. ‘The strongest factor in determining success is your attitude toward your school and its members. We hope that yours will be a sportsmanlike one, characterized by consideration and regard for the other fellow’s viewpoint. May we suggest that you be more tactful in your criticisms? Learn to cooperate and to conduct unified class meetings, which will be more orderly than ours have been. In closing may we wish you happiness and satisfaction in your final year. We hope that you will make the most of it by taking advantage of every opportunity given for self-improvement and for the general welfare of the school. Harvey Cunningham 28

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Geraldine Potter — I’m In Love With A Wonderful Guy Lydia Rose — Too Many Irons In The Fire John Rodrigues — Show Me The Way To Go Home Dorothy Sekonda — You Can’t Say No To A Soldier Raymond Sherman — Give Me A Little More Time Lincoln Tripp — Eventually Come Loves Agnes Waite — Wedding Bells Thelma Wood — Daddy's Little Girl Natalie Viera — Ho Hum Albert Vincent — Dancing In The Dark TO THE JUNIORS: Eleanor Benson — f J] Ever Love Again Roger Bessette — Anything Goes Normand Blanchette — Gotta Be This Or That Barbara Borden — You'll Know When It Happens Paul Branch — Was There Any Harm In That Lawrence Cornell — Shy One Alberta Brightman — Rumors Are Flying Winifred Buhl — Jt Jsn’t Fair Natalie Cabral — I’m A Big Girl Now Reginald Dion — He Is A Perfect Gentleman John Fadden — Where Do You Work-A John Helen Frankenbush — Yah-Ta-Yah-Ta-Yah-Ta Phyllis Gaudreau — Can’t Make Up My Mind Howard Gifford — Puttin’ Down The Avenue Thomas Hancock — Js You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby Bessie Hasson — J Can Dream Can't I Beatrice Hebert — What’s New Dean Manchester — Temptation Joyce Palmer — Stranger In Town Francis Pettengill — Who Will It Be Edward Sharples — The Student's Way Alexander Smith — My Bucket’s Got A Hole In It Eleanor Wade — I'll Get By Howard White — Shenanigans Raymond Vaughan — In My Own Little Quiet Way Alice Ponte Thelma Wood Geraldine Potter 30