Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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T H E Y E A R B O O K 1 9 4 2 QJ'0ifDQJ0fDQJ0fDQ?0fDQl0fD1QJWfD Q!0fD1Q!0fOrfJV7A0QJ07-0Q!0f0QJW7-0 To Bob Crosby, a crate full of laboratory bottles, beakers, and test tubes to break to his heart's content. To Marie Croghan, a make-up kit to keep up her appearance. To Norma Nickerson, the title of Little Lady. To Alice Edmonds, a horse and buggy to get to Weymouth in case of a gasoline shortage. To Emily Brittain, a canary to keep her dis- position cheery. To Gladys Cabral, compliments on her lovely penmanship. To Rhoda Freeman, another military pin to add to her collection. To both Marie La Freniere and Dot Morgan, a box in which to put all their chatter. Marie could use a nurse's cap too. To Grace Kenneally, a special maid to answer the numerous calls from her male friends. To John Zoobkoff, a noisemaker so he can be as noisy among his class mates as he is on his farm. To Eleanor Seeger, a strong fence that's high enough to get her goats and keep them out of trouble. To Ethel Glenn, straps to keep her in her seat when she goes riding with David. To Thelma Marceau, a private rink so that she may skate whenever she pleases. To Priscilla Thomas, a basketball net so she can practice her long shots. To Patricia Devine, the title of Poetess Laure- ate of the class of 1942. We hear she can write poetry with simply a twist of the wrist. To Elena Gentile, a bottle of wave set to keep her pretty hair in its usual neat order. To Kathleen Treptow, the honor of being the class's Skirt and Sweater Girl of 1942. To Helen McGrail, a hammock to put on the front porch when Henry can't get any gas. To Elizabeth McCarthy, boots and saddles to accustom her to western life and to let her actually live the life of her favorite cowboys. To Priscilla Little, a bottle of nail polish to keep her nails as immaculate as they always are. To Robert Ibbitson, a little more speed so that he won't exasperate Mary so much in Chem Lab. To Ruth Borges, compliments on her fine work in shorthand. To Marion Boose, a sewing kit to help her in her fine needlework. To Delma Stoddar, a string to tie on Bill's finger so he won't forget her while he's serving Uncle Sam. We, the Class of 1942, having arrived safely at the end of our four years' journey, do hereby ap- point the Junior Class as executors of this, our last will and testament. We trust that in carrying out the above provisions they may benefit from and profit by our experiences. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this sixth day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-two. Signed, sealed, and declared by us, the testators of the Class of 1942, to be our last Will and Testa- ment, in the presence of these three and in each other's presence, who have hereunto subscribed their names as witnesses: The Couple in the Castle on the White Cliffs of Dover with Little Sir Echo. - Appreciation to Advertisers The Yearbook Staff and Class of 1942 deeply appreciate the cooperation and support given by our advertisers. We earnestly urge our readers to patronize these advertisers, and suggest that you mention that you saw their advertisement in THE YEARBOOK.

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T H E Y E A R B O O K 1 9 4 2 QJ0fDQ!0fDQ!0fDQ!0fDQJW51Q!0fDQ!0tEQ!0fD1QJ05Q20fD20fDQ!0fDQJ07D RHODA FREEMAN Megaphone MARION JONES l A Baby Doll Rhoda's cheers come loud and clear JOHGSIC 'fak'?S Cal? of babies at Wight This megaphone is 50 we all may hear, Vile know Wlth this baby She Wlll delight. JUNE GEGENHEIMER Blue Ribbon GRACE KENNEALLY e Basketball We award this blue ribbon to June whom we rate IH .athletic Conbests Grace IS a star As the best drum major in this whole state. Tllls basketball Wlll help llel' go far- Pattern fi i 1 i k e t FIl'8CI'aCk8I' Since Elena's sewing is so dandy Beiagwe ls eleflaci el 0 you We know this pattern will come in handy. We ulgieigygg jifisjcorgsgill ETHEL GLENN e Cal' To see if you can go. Ethel's car keeps breaking down DAVID KING Airplane when 8 oyclock toll? around Dave's one ambition is to be a flying ace lgiolvilgogviglliiglgl'20ig1rd May this little plane help to start his pace. ' RI HA D IN ' ' ROBERT GOODWIN Alarm Clock C RWeKkno?v you want to be an Elefgicizialnight Bulb iiilepif hfad. eetkfluf Of Sed This will give light to your ambition. .Q C 00, 'S S fl mg elg . ROSALIE KIRBY Runless Stockings may can E Yau ivel Ob'ia22.,tlme? Ladders and runs mean just one thing- y mus y u e S ' , A run in Rosalie's stockings. PHYLLIS HALL NUTSC S Cap We have invested in a brand new pair ' For Phyllis l'l'E1'C,S a nurse's cap That are even good when walking. T0 Staff her OH her Way- JUNE LADOUCEUR Test Tube Weyre Sure Slleyll be 3 great 51199955 We can't give radios, and roses are nil And perhaps superintendent some day. S0 we give hei. this test tube JEAN HARPER Cube of Sugar And leave the rest to Hill. Sugar's at a premium, we all know it's true MARIE LAFRENIERE Ice Cream Cone But we can spar-e this little cube We hope the war won't ration cones To show what we think of you. But just in case they do i ROBERT HARRINGTON Bow and Ai-1-ow We Want you tp be Well Supplled With this bow and arrow, Bob, S0 We glve thls Colle to you' 1 i We think that you will catch NELSON LEGALLEE i F1Sh1I1g Pole A great many more admirers Nelson likes to fish ln th-e sun To add to your present batch, With thls pole may he have lots of fun CHESTER HATCHFIELD Dye JEAN LINCOLN i 1 Pitchpipe If Chet should tii-e of his haii- eo i-ed The Plffhplpe We glve YOU We give him this dye to make it lolaek instead. iiznefliiivafephggg 5101-clulfglevviierever you go CHARLES HIGGINS Horse ' My kingdoln for a horse PRISCILLQVLITTLE P i. .ii h th Song Was Shakespeare's famous phrase ui? giivet fiiV.i1ciSf:ba teifi Song Charlie's just like Shakespeare M m ilis tlh Eu .izlglf i Horses are his craze. OY I ay S e H0 are 0 Wal 00 Ong' e G MARY HOGG Vogue Magazine R i:tiIilLbEgIkAag.E a ed Dlctlonary So that Mary won't miss the styles next year Ai.i.ang,ed fi.OmeAril tgyzivol S' We glve her this book If ever with a word you're stuck, open it and see. So that she will have them near. TAIMI MAKI Biondex JANE HOLBROOK Adheswe Tape Since Taimi's hair is so very light, In every class Jane loves to chatter We hope this gift will keep it bright Adhesive tape would help this matter. CHESTER MANN ' G PAUL HowLANn 1 A Toothpaste Hitler likes the Germans un Paul's smile IS always so bright The Germans like the Japs May this keep it so from morn 'till night. And to you Weill give this gun JOHN HUNT Convertible To get some Japs, perhaps. Here's a racing number that will fit you to a T THELMA MARCEAU Skates If itiweren't for tires and gasoline With these shiny roller skates Oh, how happy you mlght be- Our Thelma will have no strife DAVID IBBITSON Bottle of Ethyl For we know that she will use. them Since gas is on the iationed iisti To glide merrily through her life. As all of you must know, ELIZABETH MCCARTHY Megaphone We could only get a little Ethyl Don't be scared, Betty, that's absurd! The gas with lots of get up and go. Use this megaphone and you'll be heard. ROBERT IBBITSON Ice Boat HELEN McGRAIL Watch Here's an ice boat so very trim, Helen always stays out very lat-e On winter days o'er the ice you can skim. When out with all her beaux RUTH JQHNSON WO!-k Sheet Toihelp her part early from her date Ruth's always doing bookkeeping Thls llttle Wflst Watch goes' Wherever she may be HENRY MCGUANE Budget Book This worksheet is just the thing Free with his money to those who need air, She some day soon may need. May this budget book show him who's paid. 24