Weymouth High School - Campus / Reflector Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

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Class ProphccN Committee ROBERT ROWELL, Chairman, High School WALTER KAETZER, Chairman, Vocational School JOHN ALMQUIS I BARBARA BELCHER MAR! BENNETT ELAINE BOWSER ROBER 1 BRIDGES BET! 1 CARLSON ROBER1 DOHERTY PRISC1LLA DURBECK s LVIA GLOVER DORO I HY I [AWES J VMES HOB AN ANN K.ERTON [OAN KNOWLES WAYNE LAITTNEN MARIA MAPES JOHN MOORE MILDRED NYBERG ELSIE SAUNDERS FRANCIS ROBINSON 2

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CLASS PROPHECY

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D1ANNE ACKLEY — Dianne has gained great tame since hei graduation from Wey- moutfa High School. She is now playing the leading role in a famous Broadway play. PATRICIA A HERN— Pat ' s good lasie in doilies is now available to everyone; for Pat designs clothes for teen-agers, which are pro- duced on a large scale in her own factory. WILLIAM AHLSTEDT— Tweedy is now playing professional football with the Chicago Bears. On the oil season he has a thriving Auto Repair Shop in Weymouth. ROBERT ALDEN — 1 hose important dis- coveries in atomic energy, which you have been reading about in the newspapers lately, may be credited to Bob, who is working as a research chemist for a large corporation. JOHN ALLAN — John is an accountant foi a Boston business firm, and we heard that his outstanding ability has placed him in line for a promotion. RICHARD ALLEY — Dick may be seen at any time leaching at Wentworth Institute. After graduating from Weymouth High School, Dick went to Wentworth, where he did so well that he was asked to remain as a teacher. JOHN AL.MQL ' IST — Jack has been a sue cesstul linotype operator in the Boston Herald. Recently, he has been appointed head of the composing room. B R BARA F. ANDERSON— When you pick up your telephone, you are sure to hear Barbara ' s pleasing voice say Number please; for she is a telephone operator right here in Weymouth. BARBARA L. ANDLRSON — If you should happen to enter the office of a well-known Boston doctor, you would see Barbara cheer- fullj greeting the patients as they arrive. BETTY ANDERSON — I ' m sure you have- all seen pictures of Betty on the covers of the leading magazines recently. She is now the most popular of the famous Powers ' models. JOHN ANDLRSON— After graduating from Weymouth High School, John entered (be- held ol television. He is responsible foi many of its most recent developments. CHARLES ARNOLD— Chisel has changed his trade; he is now a mortician. At one lime, things were picking up, but now they are letting clown. His slogan is Let us do your planting for you. ANN AUCOIN — Gerrv is the private secre- tary of a handsome oung business execu- tive and it is rumored that she will soon become his wife. JAMES A USTIN — Tonight at Boston Gardens a large crowd is expected to turn out for the fight in which some unknown masked fight- er will attempt to win the title of World ' s Heavyweight Champion from big Jim Austin. PATRICIA AUSTIN — Pal is now teaching the third grade at the Pratl School. Hei cheerful smile and friendly personality have won the admiration ol all hei pupils. 1 hey hate the thought of passing on to a new grade and a new teacher. ROBERT AYDELOTT— Bob now special i es in portrait photograph) because his sub- jects are more interesting, tie repairs old cars as a sideline. Soon he ' ll have one that really runs. LAWRENCE BABINO— There ' s Lawrence perched atop the telephone pole. He took a job at the Electric Light Company so he could have a bird ' s eye view of the goings on in Weymouth. WYMAN BALFOUR — The Trans-Continent Trucking Company has employed Wyman as the new drivei to transport feathers from New York to Hollywood to be used in ladies ' hats. JEAN BARBONE — There is the new kindergarten where Jean is doing a wonder- ful job of starting Weymouth ' s little citizens out on the right foot. COLIN BARROW — Bullets has been down in the I riple-A League lor the past year and is hoping to come up with the Red So.X soon. GERALD BARTON— Did you notice that Gerry ' s football team is doing very well un- der his careful supervision? Everyone is chee,ring lor him, especially those drum majorettes. HENRY BATES— Henry, after furthei ed- ucation, is now chief accountant at the home office of an insurance company in Hartford, Connecticut. ELEANOR BEALS— Look at those happy smiles on the faces of the disabled veterans since Eleanor took the nursing job at the hospital. Her sole interest is taking care of all the buddies. ELEANOR BELC ASTRO — That new libra- rian certainly draws the people toward lil- erary interests. Eleanor suggests romantic novels as the best reading material. BARBARA BELCHER — There ' s Barbara in her pert white uniform, leaving the New England Deaconess Hospital. where she renders her services as a special nurse. I hat. plus her housework, must keep her very busy- MARY BENNETT— Thai new secretary to the latest bubble-gum concern is none other than Mary. She gets a bang out of her new position. ROBERT BENNETT— Bob is building an- other addition to his gas station. Business is so prosperous that he has had to add a new pump each year.