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F. FRANCIS FITZGERALD Ar many mood: as day: in the year. Bitzie came to us from Rox- bury, Massachusetts, not too long ago, but he has found his way already into the hearts of his fellow classmates. He has proven himself an asset to the class by the amount of work he has contributed. Usually cheerful, he is always easy to get along with. BARBARA FRANKLIN Education ir but a parsing fancy. Barb is one girl who will never lack friends. She is for- ever trying to make someone laugh and, nine times out of ten, she succeeds. With her jovial manners and pleasing disposition, she will go far. Barb plans to continue work- ing in an office upon gradua- tion. Dramatic Club l. Juoma GABLE She lover to live: therefore the has much to offer life. Lil' Judy - bubbling over with vim, vigor, and verve and a pixie-like mischievous grin. Her steady, pleasing disposi- tion, and jovial manner have made her one of our most popular seniors. junior Marshal: junior Prom Com- mitte Chairman: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 3, 41 Elm Staff: Traffic Squad 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Debating 3: Student Council 35 Cheerleaders' 3, 4: Recreational Council 2, 3. 4g Senior Play StaR'g Junior Prom Queen. JOAN FITZGERALD Plea.tare and action make the bourr .feem Jborterf' With her carefree attitude and her wonderful Irish smile we have always said that Yonie was Boston's loss and Wethers- freld's gain. She is noted for her unique expressions and her eagerness to get the fun going, Her constant vivacity plus a neat appearance are sure to bring her even more friends and happiness in the future. Girls' Leaders Club 31 Senior Play Staff: Recreation Council 43 Elm Staffg Girls' Sports 2. 3. 4. ste'- EDWARD FLYNN A :harp wit, a witty tongue. Good looking and neat in ap- pearance, fun-loving but con- scientious in manner, Ed is one of our most popular class- mates. He is well known for his love of boats and his prow- ess on the soccer held. These and many other admirable qualities will carry him far in life. Varsity Soccer 3, 4: Ski Club 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Play Staffg Class Soccer 1, 23 Class Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4. -8 , I ' ii P J . i f' . i zlfff 'G . ' , . iii? it I. . s, -' M24 ' ' I I7 JOHN JOSEPI-I FORGETTA Thou bart been a generous giver. john has brightened the halls of W.H.S. with his cheerful- ness and happy-go-lucky na- ture. These qualities have won him many lasting friendships, and will surely lead him on to future success. Best of luck in whatever you undertake, john. Choir lg Recreation Council 2, 55 Class Soccer 3. BARBARA FRENCH Youth it the only reason for enjoyment. One of our gayest and friendlr est students is Bobbie. She has the indestructible ability to get along with anyone. Her practical jokes have livened up many a dull day for us here at W.H.S. Bobbie collects stamps for a hobby, and is also very active in sports. Upon gradua- tion she plans to attend college to take up teaching. Choir lg Glee Club 2, 3: Leaders' Club 3, 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3. 4. ANNE ELIZABETH GAINTY Stately grace, a regal air. A pleasing disposition, charm- ing graciousness and constant reliability-Anne certainly is fortunate in having so much. Her frank manner and her lovely smile are known to all of us. She has always excelled in her scholastic work and yet, has always been active in out- side activities. You are bound to attain your ambitions, Anne. Music Assisranr la Girls' Sports 1: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Debatinf Club 3: Foreign Policy 3. 4: A I-Stare Concert 4.
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CARL DeSANTO Wit make: it: own welcome, and level: all di.rlsnctzonr. Carl could move the soberest judge with his cheerful quips and hearty laugh. When his razor-sharp tongue starts cuff- ing the air, watch outl Heads are likely to start falling. But all's in good fun. He is also noted for his neatness and sharp clothes, and his excellent all-around athletic ability. Dramatic Club 1, 5. 4: Senior Plays, Class Soccer 1, 2: Class Bas- ketball l, 2, Varsitv Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2. 3, 4: Sopho- more Hop Committee 2: Freshman Reception Committee 4: Trafhc Squad 4. MARY ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY ModeJty is a virtue not often found. One of our fun-loving, happy- go-lucky classmates - that's Betty. She is easy to get along with and always has a friendly word for everyone. She is a conscientious worker. Betty plans to go into the business world and also to con- tinue her education. Girls' Sports 3. A li 5' .- 'K ' ik. 'V+ J' 1' Q .7 xh !-L Q ALLAN EVEN He think: before he ulterr a word, hut when he gets going, he'r worth being heard. Al is one of the more intel- ligent students in our class. He is a hard worker and never leaves anything undone. Cour- tesy, good sense, and geniality, are only a few of his commen- dable chatacteristics. Excelling in everything he does, Allan is destined to go far in any field he chooses. Student Council l, 2, 3. JOAN FANCY There it proper dignity in her every act, Joan, although one of our quieter students, has a warm and friendly good humor which her friends have come to recognize. We wish Joan much success in her career in Art Work, as she plans to attend Art School after grad- uation. Girls' Sports 4g Elm Staff, Art Club 'riff-if' HENRY FISCHER Silence ir the mort perfect herald of joy. Henry is a good student and a fine friend. These important characteristics, added to his cheerful outlook on life, go to make him a fine all-around person who is well-liked by all. Good luck in the future, Henry. PETER DOOLITTLE Merrily, merrily, :hall rhall I live now. Pete is the happy-go-lucky type of person. This, together with his swell sense of humor, makes him one of the best- liked in W.H.S. He is a good sport and a fine friend to everyone. He plans to ioin the Marines after graduation. FRANCIS DUGGAN Whore subtle wit would always make a hit. Girlhater to the end. But Frannie is right at home on the basketball court and in the classroom. His witty remarks and timely sayings will long be remembered at W.H.S. With his pleasing personality and great sense of humor he has acquired great popularity. With these assets Frannie de- serves the best life has to offer. Class Soccer 1. 2, 3: Class Bas- ketball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Elm Leaves 2: Tralic Squad 4, Graduation Usher 3: Boys' Stare 33 Elm Staff: Freshman Reception Committee 4. Vit 'T we ulfiii 'wi 1: 1 2 -J ist LOUISE AUDREY FISH The splendid silence clings around me, Lu is a quiet girl around school although those who know her claim her to be quite different. Her friendly disposi- tion and contagious giggle have won her many friends. Another W.H.S. graduate joins the ranks of the business world! Best of luck in life, ..Lu,. School Paper l: Operetta 1: Dance Committee lg Glce Club 1, 21 Dramatic Club 2: Senior Plays Staff.
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CAROL GAVETTE Dancing, the child of music and song. Taffy, who came to us from Weaver, is a pretty, blue-eyed blonde, whose interests are on the gay side. Her main interests are dancing and sports, and at least once a week you can find Taffy, at a now very popu- lar bop session. She plans to continue as a telephone oper- ator. Leaders' Club 4. HARTLAND GIFFORD Rest is rust. Real life is in love, laughter, and work. Hart, a well-dressed, neat and trim young man, will long be remembered as one of those to whom A's seem to stick. He excels as a student, as a leader, and as a pitcher for the base- ball team. Hart's quiet man- nerisms, unassuming ways, and smile will carry him far in any field he chooses to enter. Varsity Baseball 2. 3. 4: Boys' State 2g Student Council 4: Traffic Squad 4, Dramatic Club 3: Baccalaureate Usher 31 Student Government Day 1 I I t - N, U I - A , E ORLANDO GIONFRIDDO He is never sorry for what he does not say. A good natured fellow, Len- ny accepts graciously any task which must he done. He is well liked for his pleasantness and reliability. He is a good lis- tener and is a little on the quiet side. With all these characteristics, he is sure to have many friends in the fu- fUl'C. Class Soccer I. 2. 5. 41 Hi-Y 23 Junior Dramatic Club 2. 3, Senior Dramatic Club: Senior Plays. -Q1 4 , . ff.. rw -. 1.-Q ,fa 0 ' ' ' -Y ' g 31. 'Ab ' ' -'liz e 'wyfffx - i 3: 1,5 ' s 'Q-fe 1 .X - . . Lv fq .- l 4 t Q, LORENZ GOETZ 'Tis science that claims the man's time. Lorenz is a very good student and his participation in class proves ir. His humorous man- nerisms have given us many fine impressions of him. We will always remember Lorenz for his sunny disposition. He plans to take up Mining En- gineering in college. Weather Club lg Slide Rule Club 3, 4, Auxiliary Civil Defense Fire De- partment 3, 4. 18 ff Q Q' Zig .- sq, CAROL JANET GRABINSKY Be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. Carol is quiet, sincere, and pos- sesses a grand sense of humor. Her easy smile will long be re- membered by all her friends at W.H.S. Carol plans to enter the insurance field after grad- uation. We know she will find success and happiness in her chosen work. Best of luck, Carol. Glee Club 1: Girls' Sports 1. MARILYN GEIGL leer very frowns are fairer ar, Then smiles of other maidens are. Middy is truly one of the beauties of our class with her perfect features and enviable appearance. She possesses a calm, unruffied manner which proves to be one of her many favorable attributes. When Middy does anything you can be sure it is done well. Her sportsmanship and willingness insure her fast success at Bay Path. Debating Club 3: Senior Play Staff: Elm Staffg Recreation Council 4: Dramatic Club 2, 43 Girls' Sports 1, 2. 3, 43 Leaders' Club 4. CAROL GILMORE She is so constant to me, and so hind. Carol is a light-hearted, friend- ly person who has won many friends. She is always calm and dignified, but still a lot of fun in a group. This pretty Miss will win and hold the friend- ship of many throughout her life. Best of luck always, Carol. Girls' Sports 1, 2, 33 Music Assist- ant . cl GERALD HABER Blest with that gift: The eagerness to assist. jerry is a very sincere and conscientious worker. He has given much of his time to run- ning the movie projector here at school. His main ambition is in this field and we wish him all the luck and happiness in the world.
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