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

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Stillness of person and steadiness of features are signal marks of good breading, Carol pl; ns to attend B. U. with fashion designing in mind, makes this a very good choice, her study of music, and being go far. Jhe School of Arts and Letters Carol ' s impeccable taste also intends to continue pianifit , she vd.ll Carol McFaul Her that is ever soft and low. If our class is a capable jud Barbara ' s administrative ability has alre ' dV„yl n « ' i oVfed by her repeated election to committ s and elass j lce Her charming sincerity probably hfad s[;l)mething |t?o do with it, but this too will help in her cmosejfr secret cCrial career. r udge, and we Miinkl itI ie, y has alre-d ' 5r l « ' ! ovfed Barbara Munroe ' V hatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Ginny wants to study accounting at the Bently School for two years. As a public accountant, she should definitely increase the popularity of that job with her vital We ' re with you all the way, Ginny ! charm. Virginia O ' Bocki Vivaci pirit. Popsy is the driving combination of vitality and vivacity in our class. She vrould like to become an airline stewardess when she reaches the ripe old age of twenty-one. IVho cares if planes aren ' t absolutely safe? Barbara Papasedero

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If common sense has not the brilliancy of the sun, it has the fixity of the stars, Jimmy was a little late in joining our class but his likeable personalitj- soon made up for time lost. Jimmy wants to enter into the business world so we ' ll warn you to watch for another boom in the near future. Here ' s to your sure success, Jimmy, James Lydon A very recent arrival in our class, Allan informs us that UDon graduation he hopes to study business admini- stration. Allan radiates a quiet friendliness which, they tell us, is c; good asset in business. Our best for your future, All ' - Ji, b .d Allan KacDonald y tjJ Ayir here is rao dynamite in an idea thany n many bombs, Anne is another member of the artistic and decorative grouD vrtio has worked so hard to make our social affairs suc- cessful. Anne intends to go to the Mass. Art School in prep- aration for the teaching of commercial rrt. Her natural talent xvill be very useful to her. Anne MacLeod Leave no stone unturned. Joan says that the Forsyth School for Dental Hygenists is her choice for the training she wants to prepare her for work in this line. Joan ' s employer will do a. rushing busi- ness with such pn .ttr-ctive assistant. Joan ' s popularity in school is ample proof of her qualifications. Joan Martin

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y %- y} ' ' j eart that is soonest awake to the flowers wBjys the first to be touched by the thorns, Evj ' , the Southern Congress ' Jomen , thinks a secre- JariBl position will be her goal, although, with her thirst for knowledge and friendly smile, we doubt if that will hold her long. More of our best to you, Evie , Evelyn Parks None but himself can be his parallel. Sabo , our good-natured sports-minded member, offers three choices for his future profession. First, he ' d like to try his luck in pro-baseball. He ' s done some fine pitching for the school, too. Next, he would like to be a mortician, and then, his first choiceof schools is Beutler. ' ' ell, that ' s quite a schedule Sabo , but just dig right in. You ' re aiiong friends. Leslie Patterson Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone. Priscilla would like to be a secretary, although, a little more motivation was shown when she gave her second choice of housewife. V ' hichever it is first, she has the know how to be very successful in either. Priscilla Rouillard Give us a man who will step forward and take the responsibility. Our almost permanent class president has chosen to study agriculture at Stockbridge. Dave has taken an active part in our four years of extra-curricular activities and has proven his great personality and administrative ability. Everyone can see his success as a sure thing. David Smith