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

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All I ask is to be left alone. A medical assistant in the making. Marion is undecided as to a school, but she is firm in her resolve and this, with her characteristic reliability, will more than see her through. Marion Feaver ' •t ' he greater man the greater courtesy. If you combine p pleasant personality, neat appear- ance, n tural ability, and versatility, it will come out Duster. In the yerrs he has been with our class. Duster has shown that he tnkes en responsibility with enthusiasm and always turns out a splendid job. He is sure to be a success, and our best wishes go with him always. Alfred Frechette ' True wisdom is to know what is best worth knowing, and to do what is best worth doing, Gerry has an inherent interest in world affairs and the problems of our times. This has led her to choose a career of journalism and newspaper work. We know she can do it. Our best wishes are always with you, Gerry, Geraldine Gooch Wisdom comes to no one by chance. Prepare ye, a chemical revolution is in your future. Joe intends to become a chemical engineer by studying at Northeastern. Joe has made a few memorable experiments in Chemistry class and judging from these, comes the re- volution, . . fJL Joseph Hammond

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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

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V here judgement has wit to express it, there is the best orator. Margie intends to go to business school after which the position of Airline Hostess sounds good to her. Her win- ning pleasantness makes this a good choice. Marjorie Harris ' ' hose litti-e body lodged a mighty mind. Jimmy the ambitious and talented member of our radio staff here at the school, intends to follow his in- clinations by attending the Rensselear Polytechnic Insti- tute in Troy, New York, to study electrical engineering. From his pccomolishments in school, he won ' t need our best wishes, but here they are anyway, Jimmy Emerson Haslam e dim haze of mystery that enchantment to pursuit. Ronny wishes to study electrical construction at the Wentworth Institute in Boston. His many friends and good record prove his ability and convince us that his hard work and friendliness have not been in vain. Ronald Hodgkins To speak her thoughts she always dares. In years to come, parents will have very little trouble getting their loved ones to school on time. Norma intends to go to Salem Teachers College in preparation for a teaching career. Ve only hope her pupils are old enough to anpreciate her personality. Norma Kelley