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

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A true friend, i ' o her friend, Ethel expressed the desire to be a receptionist, ho- ever she works for will be lucky to have found someone with her winning V ' personality. O Ethel Jane Anderson InL l CTie 3 nse of the word — a lady, - - . Q«L eign j- ' lg . ' ijcfe to attend B. U. College of Liberal Arts next r rSBfld3% er -that study to be a pediatric nurse. She also wantS to travel to Europe and continue her musical studies. Helena Baldwin Blushing is the color of true virtue. Joy has a gay, sweet philosonhy of life which undoubt- edly will carryher into her ambition of becoming an interior decorator. She also plans to attend the New England School of Arts which is sure to help her. Jocelyn Barnes If she will, she will — you may depend on it. Jo the classes Miss Vivacity intends to become a stenotypist, Jo ' s administrative ability will take the place, of luck in fulfilling her ambition. Jo is a perfect combination of all the attributes that are considered nec- essary for success. Nothing but our very best for the very best. Josephine Carriere

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Secretary. .David Smith .Priscilla Rouillard Vice-president. . .John Turner Treasurer. . .Barbara Munroe No class could be prouder of their class officers than are we the class of 1949. Because of their popularity, sincerity, and administrative ability they were chosen to lead our class through our last year in West- wood High School. We thank you for your efforts in our behalf, and for your constant leadership and friendship.

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A graceful and pleasing figure is a perpetual letter of recommendation. Joyce expressed the desire to attend the Simmons Flo- ra Culture School. With her irresistible personality show- ing through she also said that a housewife ' s career would be very acceptable. Everyone wishes her the best. What his heart thinks his tongue speaks. Jimmy ' s jovial wit seems to belie his choice of mech- anical drafting for a career but we all kno - that the dis- plays of his work in school more thcin prove his worth. Outstanding in his personality, Diggy is destined to success. James Dargan A man he seeiiis of cheerful yesterdays And confident tomorrows. Here ' s a talented classmante v;ho ' s sole interest is in continuing his musical studies. His friendly good-looks lead us to say that all he has to dais stand there. His audience will do the rest, the best I A sincere -Jmusician, we wish Him ' M Richard Eastman ' I do but sing because I must. ' Perhaps 3 rb kn vrs a dentist. Anyway she v, to go to the Boston School of Dental Nursing. BarToara sense and melting smile are an unbeatable combination. Barbara Fay