Westwood High School - Green Years Yearbook (Westwood, MA)

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j j oM Joseph Vaux, Jr. Hold it Joe V Joe sure is handy v ith the cam- era. But his ambition is to be a radio technician More power to you, Joe. Class Photographer, Gwynn.e Very k t Yearbook Comm. Gwynnie Our most original Gv ynnie has high ambitions; she wants to climb Mt. Blanc J But seri- ously, her main goal is to be an ar- d chitect. Good luck, Gv ynne J Basketball 1,2,3,4, Swimiaing, Art j Editor of Nahatan News, Yearbook Com N French Club, Senior Play Scenery v;inifred Watson Wlni You won ' t be satisfied Lu - 2.cA c; $. -al. We hope Wini v on ' t be as bored with life after graduation as she was before, ' whatever your goal is, we hope you reach it, Wini. s se e t y y tV-De;mur6 mllep j or Bev taff , 3; GleeyCl $ 2,3,4; Yearbook Comm, Senior Play ' eryone, ch of a etball 2, 13

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Lionel Phllll TJ le Good for y Flip to business school to eAiei t. We knov It comes because of the nlftv aging our class as ing our Senior Year. Lee i Basketball 1, Football 3, Student Council Senior Class President. Maureen Powers Rene ' Our quiet, demure little miss on t those cniiaren be lucky th t get Maureen for a teacher i h ' ll make them mind though i She ' s uiet but determined. By the v ay, a ' t you tell she ' s Irish i rench Cli Ryan ustv;orthy Kittv Kitty is the ideal pal--nice, and uiet. She wants towork in an office as a typist. Her success is a sure thing. Paul Scoble Our Navy V.an Pea Our loss is the Navy ' s gain. Paul really worked hard while he was at good old Westwood High. Good luck, Paul. 12

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U LL The late class of »46 hereby bequeaths its re- maining possessions ( that is, those which the irate faculty have not already conjugated) to said for- tunate, or otherwise, persons: To Kr. Chase, Mr. Lord, and Mr. Thurston we leave our eternal gratitude for not expelling us •on any of the many occasions on which v;e gave them opportunity. To Mrs. Smith v e leave the honour of being the teacher to whom v e are most indebted with our con- gratulations for having stuck it .out six years. Cheer up, you ' re getting rid of us now. ' oVe leave Mr. O ' Neil an axe to ' prove his Lincoln like strength. We leave Miss McCarthy a little black book be- cause she has used up her old one on us. To Miss Hulbert we leave a pair of oobby socks. We leave Miss Marr a study hall (of boys). We leave Miss Stephens a French grammar. To Mr. Dickerman we leave some atom gas for his limosine. To Miss Brimner a nev method of shorthand that is easy to teach. V e leave Miss MacQuarrie a package of gum to see if she can resist the temptation of chewing it in class. , Vi e leave Miss Montague a piano. To Miss Whiting we leave a basketball. To Miss Keady a supply of thermometers and ton- gue sticks. 14