Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

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Lest you, too, be overcome by such nega- tive traits, you will need unwavering faith:-Faith in God, Faith in your Fellow- man, Faith in your Nation, Faith in your community and Faith in Yourself. May courage bridge your pitfalls, success crown your ambitions and humility temper your achievements! God bless you, one and all. Mr, McMahon, Principal ff! Q DEDICATION We, the class of 1952 of Wilmington High School, wish to dedicate our yearbook, Quatre Ans, to our deceased classmate, Jenny Ottati. Although taken from us after graduating from the eighth grade, her memoiy will linger long in our hearts. Miss Bedell ' Mr. Donovan I Miss Henchey Mrs. Macklin rgxvussupvn-ig-r -. --P,----...-A , , , L Mr. Kambour and Mr. Bean We, the class of 1952, set aside this page of our yearbook, Quatre Ans, with pride, gratitude, and appreciation for these teachers who left us at the end of our junior year. We shall never forget them and their many efforts to help us with our problems. We sincerely wish them every happiness wherever they may be. ,JA ul - -, - Janet Backman, Advertisements Cornelius Lewis James Tighe Sports Jere Melzar Albert Ethier Dorothy Fidler El UQUATRE ANS STAFF Editor-in-Chia f Jean Andersen Associate Editors Literary Frances Brennick Photography Maryann Curtin Lois Hollien Marbara Connolly Student Activities aine Christopher, Cynthia Jean Blanchard, Ronald Ulrickson Humor Francis Hoban Weston Draper Dorothy Hamish Patricia Pilcher QL Louise Moriarty Bettylou Grant Dickinson 4. . . N I 4.1 no, u N O ,,. - , . :-a- md- :ef - 1 a-.g,p13gsf2'9: 9 -J '-4571!-Tr H L . n'n 1' ' o fo' '.-' f55,, QQJI Q I xl' I 9 l 9 : U .fx e'.3'x 2 x .11 ln' lin gl yi 1 n v O' x 0, 5.5149 n n ,' an x S C , 'A MQ kvkn . uf' W X ' , ,vas 4 M of 1' 4 gp l I I F 1 -A .v. 'ur-I' ! 'azvsq ,Q 5 fn 1' ' ln' f vsp ' ,o A v ,., ,. . , A O Q' yt 1 P91 ,gk .J N' ,gf -Q, X ' fit Wx 1r'n.u Nt We t'.Qn ,1 ' ,iff xx 'Q W 'gh' VJ '.,.5--,gg . 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History Senior Class Advisor Senior Play Director Oracle Advisor Harold McDonnell Band Supervisor Miss Christine M. Mulcahy Mathematics Typewriting Coach of Girls Sports Field Hockey Basketball Softball Constantine O'Doherty, Jr. Civics World History United States History Coach of Football Baseball Hockey Miss Irene Sharp World History Bookkeeping Typewriting General Business Mrs. Stanley Webber Stenography Typewriting Oflice Practice Junior Class Advisor Head of Commercial Dean of Girls F -HL f-C.. Q71 A' 3 , - 5 Harland Whittredge ax .,..a U. S. History I va Q W Economics De r ff GLUGHHCC pd ' f 'ffl-M Placement . i f x : gi i l A 1 fi H The Faculty Dinner Table I w Milli ,S TM ! . V - Mrs. Day, Secretary Mr. McMahon, Principal, and Mr. Good, Superintendent of Schools W xii ,A N 111 IH W A - mu fd X U., lplpngsz C? Name Jean Andersen Shirley Anstey Janet Backman Avis Balcom Bryant Bedell Arnold Bishop Closon Blaisdell Jean Blanchard Patricia Blanchard Dora Bourgeois Beatrice Boyd Frances Brennick Joan Brennick Donald Brewster Lee Bull Marion Carter Elaine Christopher Raymond Clifford Everett Cole Marbara Connolly John Cooke Daniel Cosman Mary Crehan Maryann Curtin William Dalton Barbara Darling John Deely Cynthia Dickinson Elinor Donahue Weston Draper Albert Ethier William Feeney Jeanne Fenlon Dorothy Fidler Donald Fleming Thomas Foley Barbara Froton Shirley Froton Edward Gilbert Eleanor Gillis Barbara Gordon Bettylou Grant Gregory Hakey Robert Hamilton Dorothy Harnish Francis Hoban Joan Hodgdon Lois Hollien Elizabeth Hourihan Marlene Iwanowski Fern Kelley SENIOR DIRECTORY Tel. Address No. Park Street 2210 Parker Street 155 Chestnut Street Westdale Avenue 48 Burlington Avenue 465 Norfolk Avenue 156 Shawsheen Avenue 3315 13 King Street 2690 Park Street Re-413-2 322 West Street 2492 Concord Street 2891 Boutwell Street Boutwell Street River Street 2233 40 Burlington Avenue 3195 17 Railroad Avenue 155 West Street 2194 Shawsheen Avenue 294 Boston Avenue, Medford Mys. 6-3687 Edwards Street 2527 135 Church Street 445 Woburn Street 2596 53 Swain Road 261 Glen Road 2205 29 Miller Road 844 124 Eames Street 633 Main Street Grove Avenue 7 Forest Street 730 Main Street 2663 Woburn Street 872 Forest Avenue Burnap Street 2161 25 Williams Avenue 117 Lake Street 2135 2 Blackstone Street 2303 8 Middlesex Avenue 8 Middlesex Avenue Highland Street 647 9 Liberty Street 2563 Harris Street 2460 285 Main Street 347 10 Brattle Street 118 Church Street 3071 20 Kendall Street 2443 16 School Street 3304 Bartlett Street 2232 Phillips Avenue 2336 3 Grove Avenue 3-352 27 Brand Avenue 2146 Grove Avenue .9 Name Joseph LaCreta Jean LaRivee Ralph Lepore Cornelius Lewis Priscilla Lyons James MacDonald Margaret MacDonald Thomas Mahoney David Manson James Manuel Margaret McGondel Jere Melzar Majorie Mills Louise Moriarty Ruth Motschman Beverly Neagle Priscilla Palmer Patricia Pilcher Janice Quandt Roger Quandt Joanne Reid Pauline Richards Walter Rogers Shirley Smith- Robert Sutton Pauline Surette Catherine Szuch Lillian Temple James Tighe Nancy Trow Ronald Ulrickson Beatrice Whalen Charles Williams Shirley Willwerth JZ 1 ,M V-'gf an 'T :N-24.1. l Elf Nb ,ja r 'D . 1' X N lf ', X QQ A f.fZ4ffMf X Address 76 Burlington Avenue Concord Street Narrow Gauge Road 127 Lloyd Road 775 Salem Street 27 Park Street 27 Park Street 29 Miller Road Lake Street 257 Shawsheen Avenue 117 Federal Street 47 Lake Street 5 Richmond Street 10 Lee Street 32 High Street 255 Glen Road 23 Jones Avenue 30 Brand Avenue 24 Pershing Street 24 Pershing Street 216 Lowell Street Swain Road Shady Lane Drive 19 Miller Road Taplin Avenue 8 Belmont Avenue Salem Street 47 Brand Avenue 263 Middlesex Avenue Nichols Street Park Street Taplin Avenue Lowell Street Hobson Avenue 0 J R Lfaw N 1 ' Wyfwwafwwfw 11' Tel. No. 3023 3183 2594 2437 2437 844 2424 2352 860 813 2561 681 816 862 2442 2442 2916 750 2105 2660 678 2260 2190 2226 2659 MQW U KLCZMJJ ' QA, 08,7545 Jean Andersen Activities: Art Class 1 Secretary of Class 2 Dramatic Club 2 President of Dramatic Club 2 Student Council 3, 4 Oracle Staff 3 Treasurer of Student Council 3 Gym 3 Secretary of Student Council 4 Editor of Oracle 4 Editor of Yearbook 4 Manager of Magazine Drive 4 HOBBY:Rainbow PEI' PEEVE: Monday mornings AMBITION: To be successful and happy Shirley Mae Anstey Activities: Glee Club 1, 2 Dancing 1 Senior Typist 4 HOBBY: Willie PET PEEVE: Two-faced people AMBITION: To get married and have four children Janet Hazel Backman Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Girl's Chorus 1, 2 Winter Carnival Attendant 1 Class President 1, 2 Dancing 1, 2 Picture Committee 3 Physical Education 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Driver Education 4 Class Will 4 Advertising Committee Senior Play 4 HOBBY: Sewing, Skating PEI' PEEVE: Lunch Lines AMBITION: To be happily married Avis Blanche Balcom Activities: Knitting Class 1 Glee Club 2 May Queen Attendant 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Advertising Committee Senior Play 4 Prophecy 4 HOBBY: Drawing, Reading and Writing PET PEEVE: False Superi- ority and Bad Manners AMBITION: To find happine Mathias Bryant Bedell Activities: Student Council 1 Dancing 1, 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Music Operetta 4 Art 4 HOBBY: PET PEEVE: Draft Board AMBITION: To be a bachelor Arnold Edward Bishop, Jr. Activities: Baseball 1, 3, 4 Baseball 2 HOBBY: Playing the Guitar PET PEEVE: Brewster's com- plaining about my guitar playing AMBITION: To manufacture cast-iron life preservers Closson Kent Blaisdell Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3 Hockey 1,-2, 3, 4 Mechanical Drawing 1 Football 3 HOBBY: Watching television PET PEEVE: Being so small AMBITION: To be 6 feet tall Jean Blanchard Activities: Art 1, 2, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 HOBBY: Rainbow PET PEEVE: That everyone has so many! AMBITION: To get an M.A. before an MRS. Patricia Ann Blanchard Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2 Librarian 3 Glee Club 4 Music Appreciation 4 Senior Play 4 HOBBY: Reading PET PEEVE: Rude People AMBITION: To become a muse Dora M. Bourgeois Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4 Driver Education 4 Senior Play Committee 4 HOBBY: Bob and dancing with Bob PET PEEVE: Working on Saturdays and getting up Monday momings AMBITION: Looking forward to when I receive my M.R.C. Degree Beatrice Ruth Boyd Activities: Mixed Glee Club 1, 2 Girls Glee Club 1, 2 Dancing 1, 2 Student Council 1 Cafeteria 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 Music 4 HOBBY: Horse-back riding: Skiing PET PEEVE: When the mail- man drives by the mail-box AMBITION: Live, Love and Forgive Frances Brermick Activities: Girl's Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2 Dancing 1, -2 Physical Training 3 Refreshment Committee for Class Trip 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Decoration for Graduation 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Driving Education 4 HOBBY: Dancing PEI' PEEVE: Short-fellows AMBITION: To become a sec- retary for a millionaire Joan Marie Brennlck Activities: Glee Club 1 Girl's Chorus 1 Dancing 1 HOBBY: Driving a car PET PEEVE: People who do not act their age AMBITION: To be a world traveler Donald C. Brewster Activities: Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Driver Education 4 HOBBY: Hunting PET PEEVE: Senior English AMBITION: To get my English point Lee Arthur Bull Activities: Football 1, 4 Dancing 1, 2 Mechanical Art 3 Vice-President of Class 3 Music Appreciation 4 Driver Education 4 HOBBY: Loaiing PET PEEVE: Work Marion Ruth Carter Activities: Dancing 1 Senior Typist 4 HOBBY: Playing the piano PET PEEVE: People talking when a movie is being shown AMBITION: To get married and have triplets Elaine Marie Christopher Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Softball 1 Student Council 3, 4 Oracle Staff 3 Assistant Editor Oracle 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Office Assistant 4 Senior Play Committee 4 HOBBY: Freddie PEI' PEEVE: Monday mornings AMBITION: To be healthy, wealthy and wise Raymond O. Joseph Clitford Activities: Art Class 1 Glee Club 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 3, 4 HQXBBY: Sports P PEEVE: English Class AMBITION: To be a Mechanic or Engineer Everett Nelson Cole Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Camera Club 2 Football 3 Scenery Committee Senior Play 4 Music Appreciation 4 HOBBY: Women PET PEEVE: Make up slip AMBITION: To graduate Marbara Ann Connolly Activities: Girl's Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Ring Committee 3 Picture Committee 3 Assistant Librarian 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play Cast 4 HOBBY: Music PEI' PEEVE: Cold classrooms J and late busses AMBITION: To further my education s John D. Cooke, Jr. Activities: Dancing 1 Camera Club 1, 2 Chairman Ring Committee 3 Senior Play 4 HOBBY: Maine Weekends PEI' PEEVE: Sisters AMBITION: To own a Cadillac Convertible Daniel F. Cosman Activities: Dancing 1 Art 2, 3 HOBBY: Radio-TV PET PEEVE: A Ford Convertibles AMBITION: To become a multi-millionaire Mary Crehan Activities: Girls Glee Club 1 Mixed Glee Club 1 Dancing Class 2 Driver Education 4 HOBBY: Listening to music l-ET PEEVE: Makeup slips AMBITION z To live, love, and be haPDY Maryann Curtin Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Winter Carnival Attendant Cheerleader 3, 4 Yearbook Stan' 4 Senior Play Committee 4 HOBBY: Freddie, dancing PET PEEVE: Waiting for people who are not on time lFreddieJ AMBITION: To live, love, be happy and get a job that I really like William D. Dalton Activities: Camera Club 1 Dancing 2, 3 Music Appreciation 4 HOBBY: Sports PEI' PEEVE: Getting up momings for school AMBITION: Master Sergeant in the Marine Corps Barbara Joanne Darling Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 HOBBY: Sewing PEI' PEEVE: Girls that smoke AMBITION: To be a success John Joseph Deely Activities: Basketball 1, 2 Football 1, 2 Glee Club 3 Art 4 HOBBY: Bowling PEI' PEEVE: Being quiet in class and being polite to teachers AMBITION: To be President Cynthia Jane Dickinson Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Softball 1 Oflice Assistant 3, 4 Ring Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 HOBBY: Joe PEI' PEEVE: People talking against Boston College AMBITION: To be happily married 2- V . Q5 3:73-ff? Q, 'Y ff x,,.,,.,..wa-asnilxg 1, tw -sf ' , Roh s,'Nt, .', i i' uf- :wrist af .: .pf 1, 2':,I:x:' , - rXyf,,,Rg,F,R, f,, I' .2EvN..:ss1 2. N Q: ' fiiffftfri'-5uig'i+i A Wu' EQMI Y' Nxf firk 4 ig, Elinor June Donahue Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Gym 3 Costume Committee for Senior Play 4 HOBBY: Carl PET PEEVE: Flirts tgirlsl AMBITION: To be happily married Weston Earl Draper, Jr. Activities: Mechanical Drawing 1, 2, 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Basektball 3, 4 Movie Projector Operator 3, 4 Usher at Senior Graduation 3 Yearbook Stalf 4 Monitor Senior Play 4 HOBBY: Driving the Cab PET PEEVE: Girls who smoke AMBITION: To play like Les Paul Albert Eugene Ethier Activities: Mechanical Drawing 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Usher to Graduation 3 Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Movie Projector 4 Monitor 4 Ring Committee 4 Jr. Rotarian 4 HOBBY: Sports PEI' PEEVE: Flirtatious girls AIVIBITION: To graduate from college, become a coach William Patrick Feeney Activities: Glee Club 1, 4 Operetta 4 Football 1, 4 HOBBY: Playing pool PEI' PEEVE: Homeroom 203 AMBITION: To raise a football team Jearme Marie Fenlon Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Glee Club 4 Class Vice-President 4 Driving Class 4 Operetta 4 Senior Play 4 HOBBY: Phil PET PEEVE: Doing Bea's work AMBITION: To be a nurse Dorothy Ann Fidler Activities: Softball 1 Dancing 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Secretary of Junior Class 3 Cheerleading 3 Co-Captain Basketball 4 Otlice Assistant 3, 4 Student Council 4 Yearbook Typist 4 Treasurer of Student Council 4 Secretary Senior Class 4 Representative for Radio 4 Oracle Staff 4 Senior Play Cast Yearbook Staff 4 HOBBY: Dancing and Sports PEI' PEEVE: Getting up early AMBITION: To be healthy, wealthy and wise Donald Patrick Fleming Activities: Dancing 1 Football 2, 3 Music Appreciation 4 HOBBY: Sports PEI' PEEVE: School AMBITION: Haven't any Thomas A. Foley Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 HOBBY: Carpentry PEI' PEEVE: Getting my license AMBITION: Airplane mechan ic ,l -J '7 Ba.rbaraLouiseFroton Achvmes' Z Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 1 Mixed Chonis 1 Dancing 1, 2 Drum Majorette 2 Cheerleader 4 HOBBY: Dancing and Sports PEI' PEEVE: Conceited people and people with bad manners AMBITION: To out talk my father about joining the service Edward Francis Gilbert Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Senior Play Cast 4 Senior Typist 4 Yearbook Typist 4 HOBBY: Nannette PEI' PEEVE: Snobby people AMBITION: To become a chef Eleanor Gillis Activities: Glee Club 4 Driver Education 4 HOBBY: Ice Skating PEI' PEEVE: Monday momings AMBI'l'ION: To travel BarbaraAxmGordon Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Ring Committee 3 Otlice Asistant 3, 4 Senior 'Typist 4 Yearbook Typist 4 Chr. of ticket committee for Senior Play HOBBY: Dick PET PEEVE: 'Iwo-faced people AMBITION: To live, love and be happy Bettylou Grant Activities: Glee Club 1, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2 Art Clam 4 Driver Education 4 Senior Play Cast 4 HOBBY: Music PEI' PEEVE: Prejudiced people AMBITION: To travel about the country Joseph Gregory Hakey Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Dancing 1, 2 Art 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Ice Hockey 2, 3, 4 Usher at Graduation 3 Usher at Reception 3 HOBBY: Sports PEI' PEEVE: Week-days AMB1'I'ION : To make money Robert Earle Hamilton Activities: Art 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 1 Student Colmcil 2 Junior Rotarian 4 Senior Play Cast 4 HOBBY: Making up work PEI' PEEVE: Make-up work AMBITION: College Dorothy Harnish Activities: Glee Club 1 Dancing 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Stage Manager Senior Play 4 Senior Typist 4 HOBBY: Music PEI' PEEVE: Monday mommgs AMBITION: To move to Califomia NA' 5- Francis Stephen Hoban Activities: Dancing 1 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Humor Editor 4 Yearbook Statf 4 Basketball 4 Senior Play Cast 4 HOBBY: Sports PEI' PEEVE: Shaving AMBITION: T0 be a dentist Joan Ruth Hodgdon Activities: Art Class 1, 3 Glee Club 3 Oliice Assistant 3, 4 Yearbook Typist 4 Driver Education 4 Property Committee Senior Play 4 HOBBY: Laughing PET PEEVE: Coupon savers AMBITION: To live a full and prosperous life Lois Ann Hollien Activities: Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Softball 1, 2 Da.ncing 1, 2 Cheerleading 4 Yearbodk Staff 4 Class trip committee 4 HOBBY: Jackie and dancing PET PEEVE: Conceited people AMBITION: To be happily married Elizabeth Ann Hourihan Activities: Camera Club 1 Girl's Basetball Manager 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Committee 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Driver Education 4 HOBBY: Dancing and Sports PET PEEVE: Boys AMBITION: To travel with Pat in her Cadillac Marlene Frances Iwanowski Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Glee Club Girlfs 3 Mixed Glee Club 3 HOBBY: Dancing PEI' PEEVE: People asking about Ace AMBITION: To be happily married Fem Ella Kelley HOBBY: Watching Television PET PEEVE: Fred Ward AMBITION: To be a nurse CR.N.l Joseph Alexander LaCreta Activities: Boy's Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Dancing 1, 2 Football 3, 4 Art 3 Usher at Graduation 3 Music Appreciation 4 Class Marshal 4 Orchestra Committee for the Prom 4 HOBBY: Pool, Dancing, and listening to jazz records without any interruption PET PEEVE: Lee, Mat and the Muscle Man AMBITION: To oum a big yellow custom Cadillac convertible with a blonde heiress to go with it Jeanne Estelle LaRivee Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2 Dancing 1, 2 Camera Club 1 Physical Education 3 HOBBY: Having fun PET PEEVE: Friendly enemies AMBITION: To get my driving license Ralph Lepore Activities: Vice President 1 Football 1, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Dancing 1 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1 Ass. Editor Oracle Stad 2 Oracle Staff 3, 4 Ring Committee 3 Picture Committee 3 Pres. Senior Class 4 Pres. Student Council 4 Baseball 4 Student Senator 4 Yearbook Sta.H 4 Junior Rotarian 4 Senior Class Play Cast 4 HOBBY: Breathing, I do it all the time PEI' PEEVE: Himgry Lewis AMBITION: To go to college, and to invent a donut with the hole on the outside Comelius F. Lewis Activities: Basketball 4 Rotary Play Cast 4 Senior Play Cast 4 HOBBY: Basketball PEI' PEEVE: French, but not French girls ANHBITION: To own a Cadil- lac every day in the week and two for Sundays Priscilla Ann Lyons Activities: Camera Club 1, 2 Bowling 2 Senior Typist 4 HOBBY: Spending money PEI' PEEVE: Living at the edge of town AMBITION: To be a millionairess James A. MacDonald Activities: Mechanical Drawing 1 Free Hand Drawing 2 Baseball 1, 2 Dancing 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Music 3 HOBBY: Reading PET PEEVE: Girls AMBITION: To be a bachelor Margaret MacDonald Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Driver Education 4 HOBBY: Movies PEI' PEEVE: Billy when he is , late AMBI'I'ION: To become a Success in some career Thomas Mahoney HOBBY: Debates PEI' PEEVE: Homework AMBI'I'ION: To be a pilot Spurgeon David Manson Activities: Mechanical Drawing 1, 2, 3 HOBBY: Photography PET PEEVE: People who fiunk English AMBI'I'ION: To be a builder James Manuel Activities: Mechanical Drawing 1 Senior Class Play 4 HOBBY: Reading PET PEEVE: Show-offs AMBI'I'ION: To finish High School i J 4 A x g K 2 49 1 ,il ,, f , R X Q ' Emi i, , -ww? Q -1 Q -' :-.,,..'f-. ' 'Ii ' iw if . Ig - tw -- s flzfilrff I , . w ' 1. , sw-1 we-f-5--1. , i i ,Q ,, ,V ui., ,Qi-iv ' M W Wf '-1344 1 Q, Wg. :gf . , 4 . W ,my 'j P ,V MQW' 1, . ,g. i'i-vm V 3 +- ',.,f':'ff 4331. 1 i , ' 'Q , ,df ,,, ,. , , ,,.. WA I. , , t, . 1 , A , 33 : A ' I ' , ' 3, aiffq . if . ' iff? in-,, , Y it f., - - 1 M- X ,f ,A cv, . x N mimi' Margaret J annette McGondel Activities : Basketball 1 Glee Club 1, 4 Dramatic Club 2 Dancing 2 Driver's Education 4 HOBBY: Arguing with cer- tain people PEI' PEEVE: History AMBI'I'ION: To live, love, and be happy J ere Laurence Melzar Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boy's Glee Club 1 Boy's State 3 Hockey 3, 4 Hockey Co-Captain 4 Class Treasurer 3 Junior Rotarian 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Yearbook Stal! 4 HOBBY: Sports PEI' PEEVE: W.,H. S. Spirit AMBI'I'ION: To go to a good college Marjorie Ann Mills Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Dramatic Club 2 Volley Ball 2 Office Assistant 4 Senior Typist 4 Yearbook Typist 4 Senior Play Committee 4 HOBBY: Collecting souvenirs PET PEEVE: Practical jokers who go too far AMBITION: To be a success- ful business woman Louise Cecilia Moriarty Activities: Art 1, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Driver Education 4 Art Editor for Yearbook 4 HOBBY: Music PET PEEVE: 8:20 school bell AMBITION: Success Ruth Elaine Motschman Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Softball 2 Cheerleading 3, 4 Driver Education 4 HOBBY: Walter and dancing PEI' PEEVE: 'IXvo-faced people AMBITION: To become an airline Stewardess Beverley June Neagle Activities: Driver Education 4 HOBBY: Movies PEI' PEEVE: Persons that are never on time AMBITION: To have a suc- cessful career Priscilla Ruth Palmer Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Basketball 2 Knitting 2 Driver Education 4 HOBBY: Freddie PET PEEVE: School ANHBITION: To be happily married Patricia Ann Pilcher Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Glee Club 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3 Oracle Staff 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Driver's Education 4 HOBBY: Listening to the radio PEI' PEEVE: Bettyann try- ing to settle.my private life AMBITION: Travel in my own Caddie, instead of Joe's Janice Marie Quandt Activities: Softball 1 Dancing 1 Girl's Glee Club 1, 4 Mixed Glee Club 1, 4 Dramatic Club 2 HOBBY: Dancing PEI' PEEVE: Football AMBITION: To be successful Roger William Quandt Activities: Dancing 1 Baseball 1, 2 Football 2 Glee Club 2, 3 HOBBY: Sports PEI' PEEVE: Detention AMBITION: To be successful Joanne Reid Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 1 Dancing 1, 2 Softball 1 Volley Ball 2 HOBBY: Staying up till 5:00 A.M. with Pauline PET PEEVE: Pauline's cooking AMBITION: To graduate from college Pauline Marie Richards Activities: Softball 1 Dancing 1, 2 Knitting 1 HOBBY: Knitting PET PEEVE: Conceited people AMBITION: To travel Walter Rogers Activities: Glee Club 1 Cafeteria 4 HOBBY: Famiing PEI' PEEVE: Detention AMBI'I'ION: Radio engineer' Shirley Rita Smith Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2 Dancing 1, 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Treasurer of Senior Class 4 HOBBY: Sports PEI' PEEVE: People asking me if I bleach my hair AMBI'I'ION: Become successful Pauline Surette Activities: Dramatic: 1 Dancing 1 Camera Club 1 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2 Girl's Glee Club 1, 2 HOBBY: Sleeping over Joannies PEI' PEEVE: J oannie's re- marks about my cooking AMBITION: To travel around the world in a fliver Robert Sutton Activities: Dancing 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Music 2, 3, 4 Drawing 4 HOBBY: Playing pool PET PEEVE: Men with rounded off shoulders AMBITION: To head the ele- phant's pension fund Catherine Anne Szuch Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Librarian 3 HOBBY: Writing short stories PEI' PEEVE: Pessimistic people AMBITION: To see the world Lillian Rosamond Temple Activities: Dancing 1, 2 Softball 1 Drawing 2 HOBBY: Ice Skating PET PEEVE: Doing home- work , AMBI'I'ION: To be happily married to a certain soldier James Donald Tighe Activities: Football 1, 2, 3 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Dancing 1, 2 Page for the Winter Cami- val 1, 2 Vice-President 2 President 3 Student Council 3, 4 Vice-President Student Council 3 Prom Committee 3 Ring Committee 3 Picture Committee 3 Football Co-Captain 4 Yearbook Staff 4 HOBBY: Worrying about Joe's bills. PET PEEVE: People who don't take full advantage of the educational facilities available to them. AMBITION: To own a delica- tessen by the time I am 98. Nancy B. Trow Activities: Camera Club 1, 2 Dancing 1, 2 Physical Education 3 HOBBY: Roller Skating PET PEEVE: People who are very sweet to you when they really dislike you. AMBITION: To become suc- cessful in whatever I under- take. Ronald Edwand Ulrickson Activities: Assistant Editor of Year- book 4 HOBBY: None PEI' PEEVE: Conceited girls AMBITION: To take it easy Charles Francis Williams, Jr. Activities: Scenery Committee, Senior Play 4 HOBBY: Airplanes PEI' PEEVE: Women Drivers AMBITION: To ovlm the big- gest box factory in the country 4 W l H UMOB Female Dorothy F idler Dorothy Fidler Avis Balcom Jean Blanchard Jean Andersen Jean Blanchard Patricia Pilcher Dorothy Fidler Dorothy Fidler Dorothy Fidler Elizabeth Hourihan Jean Andersen Dorothy F idler Patricia Pilcher Patricia Pilcher Jean Andersen Jean Blanchard Dorothy Fidler Jean Blanchard Jean Anderson Louise Moriaxty Jean Andersen Beverly Neagle Jean Blanchard Jean Blanchard Dorothy F idler Jean Andersen CLASS BALLOT Class Ballot Best liked Most popular Prettiest girl Handsomest boy Sharpest Most versatile Most likely to succeed Most mischievous Best dancer Best athlete Class flirt Class Cupid Best organizer Best loser Stubbornest Most humorous Most respected Never on time Best disposition Most sincere Best leader Class artists Most industrious Class Man Hater Class Woman Hater Largest Vocabulary Class debator Best sport Frankest Male James Tighe Ralph Lepore Lee Bull Ralph Lepore Ralph Lepore Robert Hamilton Francis Hoban Joe La Creta Jere Melzar James Tighe Ralph Lepore Ralph Lepore James Tighe Bryant Bedell Francis Hoban Robert Hamilton Bryant Bedell Ralph Lepore Robert Hamilton Ralph Lepore Robert Hamilton Robert Hamilton Donald Brewster Robert Hamilton Bryant Bedell Ralph Lepore James Tighe Female Shirley Froton Barbara Gordon Avis Balcom Jean Blanchard Janet Backman Frances Brennick Ann Moriarty Janet Backman Beverly Rounds Sally Stillman Marjorie Mills Jean Blanchard Avis Balcom Jean Andersen Jean Andersen Jean Blancnard Jean Blanchard Elizabeth Hourihan Patricia Pilcher Janet Backman Jean Blanchard Betty Grant Dorothy Fidler Patricia Pilcher Maryann Curtin Jean Andersen Lillian Temple Class Ballot Sleepiest Tallest Most courteous Most intelligent Class optimist Class pessimist Most popular Junior Class Sweethearts Most popular Sophomore Most popular Freshman Most talkative Class Actress Class Actor Class Poet Most reliable Most dependable Most conscientious Most studious Class show-off Class giggler First to marry Most sophisticated Most dignified Most rugged Teacher's ruin Class bluffer Busiest Senior Shyiest Male Joe La Creta Joe La Creta Robert Hamilton Robert Hamilton Ralph Lepore Bryant Bedell Arthur Lynch James Tighe Gerald Rooney Frank Spear Bryant Bedell Connie Lewis Weston Draper Ralph Lepore Ralph Lepore Robert Hamilton Robert Hamilton Bryant Bedell Bryant Bedell James Tighe Robert Hamilton Robert Hamilton Joe La Creta Bryant Bedell Bryant Bedell Ralph Lepore Walter Rogers we-f Ideal W. H. S. Sfuclenfs Nicegi' Smile Jean and Ralph Jere and Doffy Besf Scholar Roberf ancl Jean Class Pals Besi' Typisi' 215. -1-if 'll'- Avis and Dora: Lee and Bryanl' Barbara and Eddie Noisieg Mos? Bashful + :4+: 649:55 Joe and Pai Billy and Beverly Class Babies Keni' and DoHy 550,465+ Class Clowns Elaine and Kenl DoHy and Francis QL .1 Besi' Dressed BBS1' Personalify Jean and Jack Pre'Hies+ Eyes Cuyfesf nf Ronny and Cy ff DoH'y and Connie Mosf Sileni' ' Lee and Maryann Lillian and Roger Name Jean Andersen Shirley Anstey Janet Backman Avis Balcom Bryant Bedell Arnold Bishop Kent Blaisdell Jean Blanchard Pat Blanchard Dora Bourgeois Beatrice Boyd Frances Brennick Joan Brennick Donald Brewster Lee Bull Marion Carter Elaine Christopher Raymond Clifford Everett Cole Marbara Connolly Jackie Cooke Daniel Cosman Mary Crehan Maryann Curtin William Dalton Barbara Darling John Deely Cynthia Dickinson Famous For being busy her voice skating her blonde hair arguing cowboy music being small her intelligence daydreaming French Charlie worrying traveling singing cowboy songs curly hair typing speed her height football being quiet studying dates make-up work walking cheer-leading shyness Richie blushing Boston College Should Be art teacher minister's wife in the Ice Follies hair dresser an insurance salesman a farmer taller a teacher a governess a French teacher librarian an actress loafing a cowboy in the Navy a secretary a store clerk a gas station attendant a bus boy a professor a lawyer taller a disc-jockey a news columnist a boxer a floor walker a gambler a private secretary Will Be with Greg married to Willy married to Jay secretary a politician a wrestler a 'milkman in college a nurse married to Bob married camp counselor working a draftsman a flyer factory worker married wrestler grease-monkey a nurse a movie star a radio repairman a sales manager an auto salesgirl a janitor a salesgirl a hobo a housewife Name Elinor Donahue Weston Draper Albert Ethier William F eeney Jeanne Fenlon , Dorothy F idler Donald Fleming Thomas Foley Barbara Froton Shirley Froton Edward Gilbert Eleanor Gillis Barbara Gordon Bettylou Grant Gregory Hakey Robert Hamilton Dorothy Harnish Francis Hoban Joan Hodgdon Lois Hollien Betty Hourihan Marlene Iwanowski Fern Kelley Joseph LaCreta Jean LaRivee Ralph Lepore Connie Lewis Priscilla Lyons Famous For Carl proverbs sports singing baking cakes her long hair visiting Tewksbury his sleepiness sports being late typing being late basketball points singing being with Jean Warren aggressiveness mimicing baby sitting lighting with Jackie clothes liking Johnny her red hair his women blushing personality his cars chewing gum Should Be a telephone operator a hillbilly singer pro-basketball player clown an undertaker's wife a secretary a boxer a mattress tester gym instructor earlier in a soap opera a Roller Derby skater a pro-basketball player an opera star a football player a businessman a lawyer another Red Skelton a librarian a governess a store clerk writing to Ace dietitian a bill collector married to Pat a veterinarian a used car dealer a bubble gum clerk Will Be married an engineer an athletic director a singing teacher a nurse a Frenchman's wife a B. Sz M. executive a farmer a stenographer file clerk a secretary a seamstress a private secretary a nurse the owner of a pet shop a professor a private secretary a dentist an oflice worker riding in a hot rod a fashion designer an office worker a farmer's wife a jazz musician a secretary a doctor a French teacher a typist Name Famous For Should BC Will Be James MacDonald Margaret MacDonald Thomas Mahoney David Manson James Manuel Margaret McGondel J ere Melzar Marjorie Mills Louise Moriarty Ruth Motschman Beverly Neagle Priscilla Palmer Patricia Pilcher Janice Quandt Roger Quandt Joanne Reid Pauline Richards Walter Rogers Shirley Smith Pauline Surrette Robert Sutton Catherine Szuch Lillian Temple James Tighe Nancy Trow Ronald Ulrickson Beatrice Whalen Charles Williams Shirley Willwerth The National Guard Billy eating candy carpentry his French her deep voice electric trains talking drawing giggling being quiet Freddie arguing being with Peggy telephone calls reading Lynn his boy scout medals her boyfriends being absent clowning her enunciation her letters to Germany sly remarks her ring his curly hair her jokes Working her pocketbook a general a hair dresser a historian a monk a professor a laundress a dancing teacher a love-lorn columnist an artist an airline hostess noisier selling hardware debater a manicurist a bookkeeper debutante a baby sitter Scout Councilor married a submaster a Warden a traveling saleslady a ballet dancer married a nurse a barber a dressmaker owner of a box factory a model a private married a candy manufacturer a builder a bubble gum salesman a telephone operator a wallflower otlice worker a music teacher writing to Walter a mechanic married a nun a teacher a chicken raiser a librarian married a boy scout leader a model a secretary a store clerk private secretary married a ditch digger a social worker a salesman a lady cab driver a businessman a nurse ll Jean Andersen ........ , .................................................. Shirley Anstey ...,.... Janet Backman ....... Avis Balcom .......... LEAST APT TO DO Become lazy Not like Willie Not win a race Have messy hair Bryant Bedell ....... ........-................... - B8 quiet Arnold Bishop ,,,.,.... ........ S top liking basketball Closson Blaisdell ..... ....,............. B e a milkman Jean Blanchard ............ ............... S top studying Patricia Blanchard .....,. .............,, B e noisy Dora Bourgeois .....,.,,i Beatrice Boyd ............. Francis Brennick -- Joan Brennick ....... Two-time Charlie Be without Joan Be without Frannie Donald Brewster ....,,., ................. S ing modern songs Lee Bull .................... ..............,. Marion Carter ....... Elaine Christopher Raymond Clifford Everett Cole ....e..e. Have straight hair Stop going with Mary Howe Be tall Sit on a bench Take a bus Marbara Connolly ....,. - ...... Ignore her studies John Cooke ..,........,. .,............. A mechanic Daniel Cosman ........ ........ B uy a new car Mary Crehan ......., ........,.............. A ccept a ride Maryann Curtin ,,,,., ..........,............ O wn a Hotrod Barbara Darling ..,,.. ..... B e seen without Richard John Deely ...,.,.,...,.. ..............,.......... S top blushing Cynthia Dickinson William Dalton ..... Elinor Donahue .... Weston Draper Albert Ethier .....,. William Feeney Jeanne Fenlon ...., Dorothy Fidler ........ .........,.............. Donald Fleming Not root for B. C. ......... Be a Badman ..........e Hate skaters Be without a girl Desert sports Tell new jokes Give back her ring Cut her hair Be seen without Joyce Barbara Froton ,..,.. .......,..................... . ...... G row Shirley Froton ..... ...........,.....,........ B e on time Thomas Foley ......... ..........,....................... .... B e early Edward Gilbert .....,. ....e.,,.., N ot be in the Senior Play Eleanor Gillis .,......... ..............,.,....,.................. B e hurried Barbara Gordon ...... Bettylou Grant ..,.. Gregory Hakey ....,...... Be enemies with Mary O'Connell Be a harsh singer Be seen without Jean Robert Hamilton ........ ............................. H oller Dorothy Harnish ....... ....................... D islike jazz Francis Hoban ..... ............................... B e serious Joan Hodgdon ......... ................... B e mad at Pat or Louise Lois Hollien ................ .........,............ S top riding in Hotrods Elizabeth Hourihan .......... Stop giving Lee answers in English Marlene Iwanowski .........................,......., Live in a dirty house Fern Kelly .........,..... .,............ D ye her hair Joseph LaCreta ...... ......,...................,......... H ave debts Jean LaRivee ....... Ralph Lepore .,..... Walk home Not have a pleasing disposition Connie Lewis ....... Priscilla Lyons .,.....,... James MacDonald .... Margaret MacDonald Thomas Mahoney ......... Know his French Live in the city Quit the National Guard Break up with Billy Be a radio announcer David Manson ......... ...........,.,..........,.. P lant flowers James Manuel ..,.....,... ....,,...... B e seen not dressed up Margaret McGondel ....,, ....... D esert the Federal Gardens Jere Melzar ,..............,. ..,.....,..,.............,.,..,.... G o steady Marjorie Mills ......... ......,.i..,e...........,,,....,... B e quiet Louise Moriarty ..,.,, ...e,.. S top playing the piano Ruth Motschman ..... .r,...,,.,,,,....... S top giggling Beverly Neagle ........ ..............., G o swimming Priscilla Palmer ...... .,.....,...,... B urn a cake Patricia Pilcher ...... ,...,.......,......,.. Be serious Janice Quandt ...... Roger Quandt ...... Joanne Reid ...... Shirley Smith .....,... Pauline Surrette ..... Robert Sutton ,..,. Catherine Szuch ,,,.. Lillian Temple ...,., James Tiglie ....,,.., Nancy Trow ............ Ronald Ulrickson .,.,,,. Charles Williams ....,. Beatrice Whalen ..,.. Shirley Willwerth .,,... Work in a drugstore Own a chicken farm Cut her hair Dye her hair Stop chumming with Joanne Get a job Use a monosyllable Be untidy Become a millionaire Wear her ring Get a willle Make boxes Stop going to Church Buy a wallet Y- af' if x -vffiy 1- 1. u 543' 'r .X I 7 fy 'Q' 5 ' J ifffifg -ff ,, X 3' 'En ,C Y J 1,1 1 -Qu I 4 5 A 4 - . 'Wm' 'v L Vt, ,iigys -MZ , , W if X f ig in ' ,,-lyw., . f A al v ,f H, x w 1 in gf? 1 u MLMJ 1 2- r ai Q' f 5 ' 1 RK 'W 1 z fr R4 1 Q sf 1' 1. wi ,Ay Rv. E L ,,1.v--'1 ' .....,-,.w X Z5 ZX' x Hi is ' 1 ,QV ' 1 f R 3511, 4 ,1 .Q qw 1 i ,af ff Q, :QF sg w-:pics r-no ,441 ima ,vin NJ Pl' I. -au' I' ' ' 'E Y .al I , 4 9fUj J 'wa ,R .. 1l11111111i N XXSXX be K MEMBERS OF EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION ACTIVI IB ,ff 511 f ' W fX LJ X K f Y Xxx X xx N X f 23 f wwf WW K 0 9 0 o 9 1 0 ox 4, - 4 o 9 xx I Q t7 .ff ' d' OX : rf I N o QL' , I :I Mxfllnl Z V I 1, me 5 ff '- X ! 0623 - v m X 5 X , 1 K 5 5 f 4 Z X 3 5' RZ E 1 Z f 5 ff E, as ,f ff QE - xi S 0 I ff ' .. A I D Q A ' 1,1 . .,,. yt., V fl :, 1 ,,,v' M3is, Wj,.:,,,kx .,,iii-fly., n-Amy , .1 . , me . X. Q Q ' - ' , sig? ' , , . we u-u ci: .X .4,t.x. Lv, J I I ,-,4.............- STUDENT COUNCIL President-Ralph Lepore Vice President-Arthur Lynch Secretary-Jean Andersen Treasurer-Dorothy Fidler Board of Directors-Elaine Christopher, Albert Ethier The 1951-52 Student Council started the year off by publishing the Oracle, supporting the March of Dimes, and the American Red Cross. In the latter part of December the council began to prepare a Guide Book- The Blue Beacon, at the suggestion of Mr. Whittredge and Mr. Good. This book will contain all information about the high school rules and regulations, and will be of great help to the incoming Freshmen. Four members of the council were chosen to be present on Bob Clay1on's Record Poll as representatives from Wilmington High School, to present our favorite top tunes. They were: Dorothy Fidler, James Tighe, Gerald Rooney, and Beatrice Fenlon. Miss Elene Farello, faculty advisor to the council, helped us with any problem that had arose. i 'l A - - 1 u ,,, THE ORACLE STAFF Editor-in-Chief-Jean Andersen Assistant Editor--Elaine Christopher Exchange Editor-Dorothy Fidler Sports Social Humor Kathleen Hoban Beverly Rounds Arthur Lynch Ralph Lepore Cynthia Peters James Tighe Albert Ethier Beatrice Fenlon Faculty Reporter-Gerald Rooney Student Council News-Leon Schuler Vacuum Cleaner-James Cuoco The Oracle, our school paper, was published monthly by the Student Council. This paper contained quiz problems, news on sports, social affairs, council news, and the circulation school gossip. Miss Farello and Miss Marland checked all the material be-fore it was sent to the typeroom to be printed. t f s ' . if Y ART CLASS The Art class, under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn R. Andersen, Art Supervisor, has met in the Student Activity Room every Monday. Block printing and textile painting were two mediums new to Wil- mington High School students this past year. Christmas cards were designed and cut from linoleum blocks then printed with pressure. Handker- chiefs, luncheon sets, blouses, ties and aprons were decorated. Pastels, water colors and posters comprised the remaining year's work. Exhibits were held in November and March during Open House. Much interest was displayed during these showings by parents, teachers and students. Corridor window displays were featured periodically through- out the year. SENIOR TYPISTS The typeroom was always filled with material and typists. All the work of the Yearbook, the Oracle, the teachers, or members of the community was handled by the eiiicient girls and boys of the Senior Type Class, under the supervision of Mrs. Stanley Webber, head of the Com- mercial Department. Anstey, Shirley Balcom, Avis Brennick, Frances Brennick, Joan Carter, Marion Christopher, Elaine Curtin, Maryann Dickinson, Cynthia Donahue, Elinor Fidler, Dorothy Froton, Barbara Proton, Shirley Gilbert, Edward Gordon, Barbara Harnish, Dorothy Hodgdon, Joan Hollien, Lois Iwanowski, Marlene LaRivee, Jean Lyons, Priscilla Mills, Marjorie Quandt, Roger Richards, Pauline Smith, Shirley Surette, Pauline Szuch, Catherine Temple, Lillian Trow, Nancy Williams, Charles 0 0:0 nf Q Qlfiafxffffq 1, GLEE CLUB IN C DDOGNNQU , Q g--gg..---a....... V .. nay.. . 09 C551 Q 1B OPERETTA CAST The Operetta Magazine Princess was held on March 27 1952 in Villanova Hall, under the supervision of Miss Ruth Berube Cast Marie ........................ ...... B etty Lou Grant Michael St. Denis Adam ........................... -- General Red Rozie William Feeney Robert Foley Gerald Rooney Florence Stewart ........ ......... A nn Moriarty Herbert Minter ........ ......... Peter .................,.... ....... Jessica ................ Betty Minter ...... J ulia ..........,..... Cara ............. The Bear ........ Bozo ............. Nozo ......... Hinky ....... Ronald Lyman Daniel Cavanaugh Jeanne Fenlon Florence Follomon Mary Letellier Joan Finnerty Jean Tracy James Preston Raymond Clifford Thomas Buckle Dlnky ....................... Allan McMull1n Secret Service Men Donald Burbine Earl BaldW1I'l Pirates- Thomas Foley Lawrence Cushing Carl Nelson, Ronald Lambert Sailors- Cheryl Tautges Sally Stillman Nancy Cain, Margaret Fldler PlZlI1lSt ..................... Louise Moriarty Dances ..................... Joan Finnerty Properties ....... Beverly Rounds Director ....... Ruth Berube EVER SINCE EVE CAST Jst row-Jere Melzar, Connie Lewis, Ann Moriarty, Pat Welling, Danny Cavanaugh, Ralph Clifford. 2nd row-Jane Connolly, Lawrence Cushing, James Preston, Bobby Palmer, Miss Margaret M. Horner, Coach, Beverly Rounds, Ray Clifford, Fred Thorpe, Allan McMullen, Margie Calnan. wk 15 , fi 'l f, 1 , 2 3-F YYLQI 5 Q v -, - L X . A 4 5 I 2 - u X. W w, MR-V , gi N ff.. x - L....Ji xr 3? KKK. -.4-,K xii! .iL4a'L I gf l ri The play presented by the Senior Class was Cheaper By the Dozen, za true-to-fact comedy taking place in the early twenties. Period costumes added singularity to this performance. Mr. Gilbreth's attempts to expedite the education of his children was the basis of the plot and the rebellious attitude of daughter Anne, who objected to his Victorian rules, provided the counteraction. The Senior players, definitely, presented an evening of merriment at Villanova Hall. Members of the Cast included: Mr. Gilbreth es.t.,.,,.,, Francis Hoban Anne .c...e ...,.. F rances Brennick Mrs, Gilbreth i,,, Marbara Connolly Lillian ,,.s,.,,.,.,,,,,..,,,, Jeanne Fenlon Ernestine e e..l...e, Dorothy Fidler Martha , , Patricia Blanchard Frank see,e este.e J be Weston Draper Mrs. Fitzgerald .,...,,. Shirley Smith Jackie s.s,s ...,,... J ames Manuel Dr. Burton .si..,.s.. Robert Hamilton Dan ...,. ...., R alph Lepore Joe Scales .........,.... Edward Gilbert Bill .....e, ....., . lere Melzar Miss Brill e,i..,........ Bettylou Grant Fred . , leee, John Cooke Larry .ee,,,e, ,,,.,, C ornelius Lewis Director Miss Laura N. Marland l1 ETH CAFETERIA HELP in Only two pieces of bread! Table Talk! 0 I MODEL TOWN MEETING The meeting will come to order. My opinion is Movie Proiecfor Operafor Monpfors SmiH'y And His Helpers gn DRIVER EDUCATION The theory classes for the 1951-52 school year were held on Monday and Wednesday during the fourth period. The classes for actual experience were held during the fourth period on Thursday and Friday, and also from 2:30 P.M. to 5:30 P.M. on Monday, Thursday, and Friday, under the direction of Mr. DeLuca. Riff' 4 ...aw f : K: ' 'rapls '.,J 'M uk 1-to tw' Z4 M Y-. 1- g , . .ind F 3 ,l 1 I 4 . Z Wiiltlqll-lij X Z Wm A im. 5 17' 0 'rf 'I ff 1 +4 PORT 3 2 ' ' , 2- .-gs! .., ,,f,:Q,bR x rfh Q17 '3 5Y ' 5' ' ' lx 1 ,ff .E i4 If ,-, 4 J ,-f ,Zi g gf 2 T. 2 Z ! -i if 'f ,?P:f'gff 5514: ' was I ,riff BASKETBALL The Girls' Basketball team, under the direction of Coaches Lawrence Cushing and Christine Mulcahy, had an unsuccessful season this year. They won one game and lost nine. Although the girls didn't win many of the games played, they certainly had fun trying. Girls on the Varsity Team were: Co-Captains, Shirley Smith, Dorothy Fidler. Shirley Sutton, Sidney Buck, Barbara Gordon, Barbara Froton, Mada- line Emery, Kathleen Hoban, Gertrude Geswell, Doris Fisher, and Gae DePian0. Managers: Bettyann Hourihan, Rachel Bourbeau and Arlene Muse. . h . H1555 1952 BASKETBALL TEAM In returning to the Suburban League, Wilmington quintet opened its season on December 20, at Dracut. After a rugged battle, Dracut was victorious by a 33-27 score. Wilmington joumeyed to Burlington on Janu- ary 2, the Wilmington five winning its Hrst and only league game in a close 34-32 overtime game. January 4 brought Wilmington and Tewks- bury teams together on Tewksbury home court. With seconds left in an overtime period Tewksbury was the winner 38-36. On January 8, Wil- mington met Burlington for the second time. Burlington avenged the earlier defeat winning 37-34. Wilmington invaded a Champion Billerica Hve on January 11 and were handed a 65-23 loss. Tewksbury gave Wil- mington another close beating 52-48, on January 25. In the next engage- ment Wilmington met Chelmsford. This quintet proved too powerful win- ning by a 30-37 score. In the second meeting between Billerica and Wil- mington, Wilmington was overpowered by a 76-19 margin. February 5, Wilmington was nosed out by Dracut quintet 55-46. In the final game of the season, Wilmington again encountered the Chelmsford quintet, Wilmington coming out on short end of a 65-30 score. CHEERLEADERS Under the guidance of Miss Mulcahy and Mr. McMahon, the present cheerleaders sponsored several successful Saturday night football dances during the 1951 season. The custom of running Saturday night dances has been carried on for the past three years. 1st row - Virginia Stevens, Maryann Curtin, Dora Bourgeois, Ann Moriarty. 2nd row - Barbara Froton, Margie Calnan, Mary Letellier, Ann Bennett, Lois Hollien, Dorothy Fidler, Shirley Smith, Ruth Motschman. -5 'km X, f. igh'I'! Figh+! Team, Figh+! - . - . J 'IT' .4255 1, ,ffl -4552, The Band Members Cheerleaders ln Their Old Uniforms L ..,L,, W 4 was' is G ,f F V Sinn: 5 ' . L -5 A ,swf ,,, , 1 - l A V 7 RW Drum MaioreHes vii'- 1951 FOOTBALL TEAM In opening the 1951 season, Wilmington journeyed to Burlington to gain an impressive 24 to 0 victory. The following Saturday, Wilmington was again in the win column by beating Somerville Vocational 13 to 0. Unfortunately the next week Wilmington was trounced by a powerful Dracut team with a 31 to 7 score. The third game away brought Wil- mington and Johnson together. Johnson won by a disputed 14 to 7 score. The longest journey ever made by a Wilmington team was to Northbridge where they were on the bottom of a tough 19 to 12 score. Then Wil- mington was invaded by Chelmsford and suffered a 25 to 7 defeat. In a non-league game Wilmington visited Phillips Academy. Despite a hard fight Wilmington lost by a 20 to 14 margin. Bouncing back, Wilmington overpowered a highly confident Pinkerton Academy by 31 to 12. In the rival game of the year a heavier Tewksbury team handed Wilmington a 20 to 7 decision. In the final game of the season, Wilmington, much to the amazement of the Alumni, came out with a 6 to 0 victory. 1951 Foo'rBALL ToUcHDowNs No. Wilmington 24 Burlington 0 Weston Draper 7 Wilmington 13 Somerville Trade 0 Jere Melzar 5 Wilmington 7 Dracut James Tighe Wilmington 7 Johnson Albert Ethier Wilmington 12 Northbridge Raymond Clifford Wilmington 7 Chelmsford Francis Hoban Wilmington 14 Phillips Academy J .V. Wilmington 31 Pinkerton Wilmington 7 Tewksbury Wilmington 6 Alumni 1 K 1 SENIOR PLAYERS lst row-Ralph Lepore, William Feeney, J ere Melzar, James Tighe, Francis Hoban, Raymond Clifford. 2nd row-Lee Bull, James MacDonald, Weston Draper, Gregory Hakey, Albert Ethier, Coach O'Doherty. .,,-, Q . l, V , ..A,.. M, A 4 -,. . ,,,.f A ' . 1 X, . , , K , A 1. , Q . -r .Q , 1'-1,r ,A5, 4. - , xI.TJ-f, - . .... ik I 'M 1 .V 4,-, .7-'XM'-1',,: ,pw 41.25 Kxhv .iz-ew.-I , . .. ll . . . - 4 - 5,-' ng-v ! x-,1 , '-Q-Q9 S ' '16 fig --,kg Q. Lx. .- . ,i 1 Q-U, as , Pvqi W, gl,x'1's. Q .-' N. 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Q ,5 7 Il 1 f p X S' ' lf 5.1 . - Q. u 4, 'f , ,, I 1 , J 'lf 1 - ' X aff X- DGQ FRESHMAN CLASS Class Officers Student Council President ......... ............ J ohn Riley Lucille Cavallaro Vice President ...., ..... G ertrude Fenlon Eugenie Nelson Secretary ,....... ..... N ancy Hendricks Leon Schuler Trmsurcr ...,. Margaret F idler ' Z -r 5' ,,f,3'f' v R lrl 2':?:iY:V Q41 ', 1 2l 'f , , f' ,, ff 9' .ww , ' President ............. Vibe President ........ Secretary ......... BU, K SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Ofjicers Student Council Gerald Rooney Shirley Faulkner Philip Nelson Philip Nelson Jane Connolly Gerald Rooney Ralph Clifford Beverly Rounds Treasurer ...,.. I 5 X.. .f N 1 t 3 1 J-...W 1 s,,,.......,,.,.,,... QW..l,...-W ... Student Council James Cuoco Beatrice Fenlon Kathleen Hoban Arthur Lynch Cynthia Peters Q H055 K LO I HISTORY We the class of '52 entered high school in September of 1948. As I can recall, our feelings were a mixture of amazement and hope. In our Freshman year, we were given the privilege of electing class officers. They were as follows: President, Janet Backmang Vice-president, Ralph Leporeg Secretary, Louise Moriartyg Treasurer, Robert Hamilton. Our Student-Council representatives were: Beatrice Boyd, Bryant Bedell and Ralph Lepore. It took us a while to settle down, but once we got settled in the routine school life, our problems became very simple. That year we participated in the Curtis Magazine drive, and for the first time we had a sense of belonging. We were also privileged in our first year of high school life to have a class day. The class journeyed on bicycles to Foster's Pond in North Wil- mington. The whole class of '52 will hold this in their memories. At last, we reached our half-way mark. We were now Sophomores. We had by now become accustomed to rules and regulations. Under the guidance of Miss Moriarty we elected our class oflicers as follows: President, Janet Backmang Vice-president, James Tigheg Secre- tary, Jean Andersen, Treasurer, Louise Moriarty. We chose the following people to represent us on Student Council: Patricia Pilcher, Robert Ham- ilton and Ralph Lepore. During this year we welcomed the following mem- bers to our class: Joan and Frances Brennick, and Walter Rogers. At Christmas we held our first dance. It was our first chance to entertain the student body and we made a success of it. This year saw many changes in our faculty with the addition of Mr. Palmieri, Miss Horner, Miss Henchy and Mr. Whittredge. Mr. Pillsbury, Miss Gleason, Mr. Dempsey and Mr. Ambrose left the faculty staff. In the fall of 1950 we became upper classmen, electing the following class officers. President, James Tigheg Vice-president, Lee Bull, Secretary, Dorothy Fidlerg Treasurer, Jere Melzar. This year our boys contributed to the football team. Being Juniors the girls were permitted to try out for cheerleading and five were chosen. We welcomed Shirley Willworth to our class. For our class jeweler we selected Deigest 81 Clust, who provided us with our Senior class rings. We also selected Purdy as our class photog- rapher. Once again, we were subjected to changes in our faculty, adding Miss Bedell. Miss Moriarty left the faculty staff. Then came the best part of high school, we were now Seniors. A lot of us had definite plans for the future. Some would go on to college and others would face the world and make a living. This was a happy yet sad year, because we were now drawing to a close our whole school life. This year was more thrilling to us than any other, because it meant we were the second class to graduate from the New High School. In the new high school we had many more advantages. This new building meant much, especially to the commercial students. It offered a new office machines room. And many other advantages over the old high school. Our Senior class officers were President, Ralph Leporeg Vice-president, Jean Fenlong Secretary, Dorothy Fidlerg Treasurer, Shirley Smith. Our student council representatives were: Jean Andersen, Dorothy Fidler, James Tighe, Elaine Christopher, and Ralph Lepore. This year, for the first time, we were shown how a real election was held. We were allowed to carry on our election in the same manner. It was a good and practical experience for everyone concerned. This year also we held a town meeting at Villanova Hall. This was experience by which everyone benefited. We the class of '52 would like to extend our thanks and appreciation to Mr. Whittredge who has done such wonderful work in getting jobs for the students. We would also like to extend our thanks to Miss Marland, our class advisor, and Mrs. Webber who has done such line work in our commercial department. As our graduation and reception are drawing very close, we should like to extend our thanks and appreciation to the faculty and student-body for their co-operation. BARBARA GORDON PROPHECY The plane flew low as it neared Wilmington Airport. Looking out of the plane window, I could see most of the buildings, some of which were new to me, and others, very familiar. One of the most familiar was the high school, with its massive athletic fields, and great auditoriums. I re- membered the graduating class of 1952. As the plane came in for a landing, stewardesses JEANNE FENLON and PRISCILLA PALMER cautioned everyone to fasten all safety belts. Businessman RAYMOND CLIFFORD turned pale at the thoughts of land- ing, and his pretty wife, PATRICIA BLANCHARD quieted the little ones. Sitting behind them were that famous singer of western blues, WESTON DRAPER, his lovely assistant, SHIRLEY ANSTEY, and her sister-in-law, BEATRICE WHALEN. From the back of the plane came the shouts and cheers of six marines: BRYANT BEDELL, EVERETT COLE, WILLIAM DALTON, THOMAS FOLEY, JOSEPH LACRETA, and JAMES MACDON- ALD. My, but they were glad to get away from the stern discipline of their commanding ollicers, DAVID MANSON and KENT BLAISDELL! When we were on the ground, everyone hurried from the plane into the airport cafeteria and lounge. MARY CREHAN was serving soft drinks at a bar, and PRISCILLA LYONS was serving sandwiches. On the wall, in a colorful advertisement for orange juice, were DONALD FLEMING and LEE BULL. Town Manager, CORNELIUS LEWIS stood admiring the advertisement, but cafe owner DONALD BREWSTER, and his part- ner, ARNOLD BISHOP, remarked that it didn't look believable. At the Information' Booth, MARJORIE MILLS was giving directions to a poor, lost traveler twho turned out to be ROGER QUANDTJ. The other informa- tion clerk, LILLIAN TEMPLE, was busy watching the newlyweds JEAN ANDERSEN and GREGORY HAKEY, make their reservations for Tewksbury Inn. After eating, I decided to freshen up, and went to the ladies' lounge. As I opened the door, I heard a thud! BEATRICE BOYD was on the floor looking for Air-Mail stamps and happened to be in front of the door as I opened it. Registered Nurses, FERN KELLY and NANCY TROW, helped her up. General ELINORE DONAHUE of the Wacs told me I should be more careful, and she and privates FRANCES BRENNICK, CYNTHIA DICKENSON, DOROTHY HARNISH, and JOAN BRENNICK followed the general out. I, too, decided it was time to leave. I then took a cab to the square and slipped the cab driver, DANIEL COSMAN a dollar. From the square, I walked to the department store where movie starlets DOROTHY FIDLER and MARYANN CURTIN were modeling ladies' clothing. Manager ROBERT HAMILTON was busy with his bookkeeping and didn't see housewives MARGARET MCGONDEL and JANICE QUANDT, who were interested in baby clothes. However, MAR- GARET MAcDONALD'S little boy tipped over a can of glue and the man- ager stuck to his customers: From the department store, I simply walked around. LOUISE MORIARTY passed me, carrying her paint and easel, also JEAN BLAN- CHARD, who was quite well known for her art. BETTYLOU GRANT carried music sheets and sang the scale. Ball players BARBARA FROTON and ELIZABETH HOURIHAN were running around, trying to keep in shape. CHARLES WILLIAMS of Williams' Cars, Inc. went by, and as I went to cross the street, a long line of Chryslers and Plymouths went by. It was the wedding party of DORA BOURGEOIS, who was to receive her 'iMRS degree today. LOIS HOLLIEN, MARLENE IWANOWSKI, RUTH MOTSCHMAN, BEVERLY NEAGLE, PAULINE RICHARDS, and SHIR- LEY SMITH gave me a loud hello. They were on their way to Silver Lake, each carrying a bathing suit and suntan lotion. What a wonderful life these secretaries have! JANET BACKMAN was on her way to the lake too, but she was carrying skates! I BARBARA GORDON and MARION CARTER went by in Barb's car , and ELAINE CHRISTOPHER and her husband, Fred, went by in their new convertible. By this time, I was in front of the high school. I could see Professor JOHN DEELEY and Guidance Director, ROBERT SUTTON in their offices. MARBARA CONNOLLY was the chemistry teacher now, and AL- BERT ETHIER in charge of sports. Commercial teacher, EDWARD GILBERT was giving a demonstration of his typing skill, and CATH- ERINE SZUCH was directing the ofiice practice group. Boy Scout Director, WALTER ROGERS, was in the oflice of Superintendent, JAMES TIGHEQ they were trying to decide whether RONALD ULRICKSON, former holly- wood star, would be a good model for scout uniforms. The school had permanent male librarians, THOMAS MAHONEY and JAMES MANUAL. PATRICIA PILCHER had charge of girls' sports. Her main teaching was the art of vocal construction, or how to make noise. It was afternoon, and the sun was hot. I went to an ice cream parlor on Lowell Street, and ordered a sundae. There was a great commotion because the new waitress, PAULINE SURETTE, had caught her hand in the freezer, and the owner, J OANNE REID accused her of trying to steal. Police Chief, FRANCIS HOBAN, was about to arrest both of them when Attorney-at-law, JOHN COOKE, stepped in and settled the problem. I finally got my ice cream and was gulping it down when I saw JEAN LARIVEE come in. She was carrying her comptometer, and talking to policewomen, JOAN HODGDON and SHIRLEY WILLWERTH. It seems BARBARA DARLING was late for work in Woburn, and got a ticket for speeding, but ELEANOR GILLIS was able to bribe the policewomen with a couple of her newly designed hats. Well, by this time, I was thoroughly exhausted from my plane trip and walk, so I decided to go home and crawl into bed. I turned on the radio and listened to the Afternoon Tea Time Toastmaster , RALPH LEPORE and his crooning, and then to Man Against Time , starring the famous radio actor, JERE MELZAR. At last, I was really home in the City of Wilmington. AVIS BALCOM 1952 CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1952, Wilmington High School, Wilmington, Massachusetts, declare this to be our last will and testament, and make the following bequests: To the teachers - we leave our thanks and ap- preciation for their guidance in the last four years. To the Juniors-we leave the hope that they will take advantage of the short time left to get their education. To the Sophomores-we leave the empty show- cases so that they may exhibit a portion of their accomplishments. To the Freshmen -we leave our footsteps for them to follow and the hope that they will profit by our mistakes. To Jean Andersen - a notebook to keep track of all her duties and appointments. To Shirley Anstey-a dish towel so she can start house-keeping soon. To Avis Balcom-some crayons to continue her art work. To Bryant Bedell - a calendar so he will never be without a date. To Arnold Bishop - a basketball as a sem- blance of his favorite sport. To Jean Blanchard - an alarm clock so she won't be late for work. To Patricia Blanchard - a report card to re- mind her of all the good marks she got in school. To Kent Blaisdell - a pair of taps so he will continue his dancing. To Dora Bourgeois - a taxi in case she's ever out of a ride. To Beatrice Boyd - a comb so she won't have to borrow anymore. To Frances Brennick - a pair of teddies to re- mind her of her part in the Senior Play. To Joan Brennick - a travel folder so she may recall all the states she's visited. .To Donald Brewster - a pencil in case he's ever without one again. To Lee Bull - a Toni in case he should ever lose the curl in his hair. To Marion Carter - a camera so she can take some more cover-girl pictures. To Elaine Christopher - a ladder so she will be able to reach a little higher for her goal in life. To Raymond Clifford - a paper doll so he will always have someone to fiirt with. To Marbara Connolly - a book on How to Become a Nurse. To Everett Cole - a train ticket so he will come back to Wilmington to see his friends. To John Cooke - a four-leaf clover so he will always have good luck with his car. To Daniel Cosman - a package of Wheaties to make him grow. To Mary Crehan - a piece of gum, so she will always have something to chew on. To Maryann Curtin - a comb to keep her pretty locks in place. To William Dalton - some Tint Hair in case he should want all his hair the same color. To Barbara Darling - a needle and thread so she may continue with her excellent sewing. To John Deeley - a pin-up to keep him on the sunny side of life. To Cynthia Dickinson - a pamphlet of infor- mation on B.C. To Elinor Donahue - a post card of Fort Dev- ens so she will at least know what the place looks like. To Weston Draper - a road map so he will always find his way around Wilmington in the taxi. To Albert Ethier -- a sports magazine to keep him up to date in his main interest. To Jeanne Fenlon - a book on how to operate a car. To Dotty Fidler - a notebook so she will re- member being our class secretary. To Donald Fleming - a pair of suspenders as a safety precaution. To Thomas Foley - some coffee to keep him awake in class or at work. To Barbara Froton - some vitamin pills so that she will never lose her pep and enthusiasm. To Edward Gilbert - a megaphone so he will never forget being the cheerleader in the Senior Play. To Eleanor Gillis - an eight-sided road sign so she will always know it means Stop. To Barbara Gordon - a dime in case she ever runs out of gas. To Bettylou Grant - a horn to toot so that we will know she's around. To Gregory Hakey - a telephone so he may call Jean anytime. To Robert Hamilton - some paint to encourage him to follow his father's footsteps. To Dorothy Harnish - a little black book to keep her dates straight. To Francis Hoban - a joke book to keep him smiling. To Joan Hodgdon - a shorthand notebook so she will keep up with her good secretarial work. To Lois Hollien - a peanut butter sandwich so she'll never be hungry. To Elizabeth Hourihan - a flower to wear with her pretty clothes. To Marlene Iwanowski - the Ace from a deck of cards. To Fern Kelley - a bottle of shampoo to keep her red hair shining. To Joseph LaCreta - a car which is already paid for. To Jean LaRivee - a light so she may find her way home on dark nights. To Ralph Lepore - a pair of bright socks to go with his sharp shirts. To Cornelius Lewis - a book on Debating and Arguing so he will never have to lose an argument. To Priscilla Lyons - a telephone to call her friends in her spare time. To James MacDonald - a piece of paper to play tic-tac-toe in his leisure time. To Margaret MacDonald -- a book to read while she's waiting for Billy. To Thomas Mahoney - a magazine so that he may continue his hobby of reading. To David Manson - a measuring tape so he can keep track of his growth. To.James Manuel - a copy of history notes so he will never forget all that he wrote. To Margaret McGondel - a pill to make her grow and keep up with Eleanor. To Jere Melzar - a telephone book in case he's ever left without a date. To Marjorie Mills - a record so she may listen to someone else. To Louise Moriarty - a song sheet so she will have some more songs to play. To Ruth Motschman - an apple so she will never starve. To Beverly Neagle - some face powder to cover up her blushing. To Priscilla Palmer - a watch so she will get where she's going on time. To Patricia Pilcher - a comic book to keep her laughing. To Janice Quandt - a mirror so she will al- ways know that she is neat. To Roger Quandt - a picture of a secretary so he can dream of the day when he will have one. To Joanne Reid - a ribbon to tie back her long hair. To Walter Rogers - some shoe polish so he will always have that Boy Scout shine. To Pauline Richard - some yarn so she may start on a new knitting project. To Shirley Smith - an MTA token to use when she starts school in the fall. To Pauline Surrette - a copy of her favorite song On Top of Old Smokey. To Robert Sutton - a yo-yo to keep him occu- pied. To Catherine Szuch - a dictionary so she may conquer any bothersome words. To Lillian Temple - bobby pins to keep her hair in place. To James Tighe - some wave set to keep his hair beautifully curled. To Nancy Trow - some writing paper so she can keep up her correspondence. To Ronald Ulrickson - a bow tie so he will al- ways have that sharp look. To Beatrice Whalen - Barbara Gordon's ad- dress and telephone number so she may hear a joke if life gets gloomy. To Charles Williams - a car in case he should ever be without one. To Shirley Willwerth - some soap so her, face will always be shining. Approved and published by the Class of 1952. Signed, sealed, and presented to the school, faculty and friends. JANET BACKMAN U g I ,. I Q 'i-Jia 'LZ Q 5' 3 'N IP lg r , .- ui n L 0 15 .' l :- X - 'x -5? I FP' O 1 9 N QS 2 1+-E I LKQNGZ .2 PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Varley Mr. and Mrs. James Fleet Mr. and Mrs. Rene J. LaRivee Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ward Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin, Jr. Charles Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Hood Leon Schuler Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy B. Bedell Mr. and Mrs. Connie O'Doherty, Jr. Mrs. Stanley Webber Nancy Ulrickson Vasco Robert F. Barrett Nancy U. and Robert W. I. M. Sharp Frederick J. Fentross F. E. Criamer Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Curtin Mr. and Mrs. William P. Curtin Mal and Ellie Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacLean Helen T. Gammons Leigh S. Balcom Margaret M. Horner Leo McVicker Mrs. Eleanor Day Mrs. Claire Dickinson A Graduate of '51 Rose M. DePasquale Mr. and Mrs. Manning Balcom Mr. and Mrs. John H. Donahue Carol Donahue Freddie and Elaine Margaret Bourassa Anthony J. DeLuca Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pushee Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Welling Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lepore Miss Mary Dailey Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wahgh James H. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William D. Howell, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scott Mr. George Crispo Christine M. Mulcahy Robert Taylor '48 Mr. and Mrs. Neils Andersen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Swain A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christianson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Enos Mrs. Mary Gouvea Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Ross Elliot P. Melzar '41 Mrs. Mary A. Crispo Mr. and Mrs. James Manuel Miss Eleanor V. Kaizer Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Ortolani Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClusky Mrs. Catherine Peterson Mrs. Edna Cavallaro Fred Fairneny and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. James Graham Mr. and Mrs. John Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ethier Miss Connie Palladino Arthur L. Connolly, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Melzar Mr. and Mrs. Louis Abate Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pilcher Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ethier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blanchard Frank McGlinchey Eleanor F. Day Daniel Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. John Fenlon Dougy Fisher Miss Farello Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hollien Pattie and Freddie Snooky Trudy Geswell Mr. and Mrs. Harns Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Weston E. Draper Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Darling CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! FROM YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL Ralph Lepore, President Arthur Lynch, Vice-President Jean Andersen, Secretary Dorothy Fidler, Treasurer Elaine Christopher, Executive Board Albert Ethier, Executive Board James Tighe James Cuoco Beatrice Fenlon Kathleen Hoban Cynthia Peters Shirley Faulkner Philip Nelson Gerald Rooney Beverly Rounds Lucille Cavallaro Eugene Nelson Leon Schuler Compliments of Best Wishesj All Hail To Our Youth ECONOMY GROCERY STORE ROTARY CLUB OF WILMINGTON WILMINGTON SKATING CLUB A Friend Dr. and Mrs. George G. Hathaway Compliments of C. S. HARRIMAN AND SON TANN ERS NORTH WILMINGTON, MASS. COOMB'S FURNITURE C0 464 MIDDLESEX AVENUE NORTH WILMINGTON, MASS. FURNITURE and RUGS Low Overhead and Low Prices Compliments of TABBUT'S DAIRY, INC. T. E. Walsh, Jr. Pasteurized Mill.: From Our Own Accredited Herd 7 TRAVERSE STREET NO. WOBURN, MASS. Tel. WOburn 2-0528 P15199 CRISPO BROTHERS Plasterers 1735? SHAWSHEEN AVE. 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Davis, Prop, Full Line of Cold Cuts and Groccru S Compliments of ATTORNEY SIMON CUTTER AND FAMILY WARNER'S IENNY STATION 945 MAIN ST., WILMINGTON Santoro's Delicatessen Steefs Music Store uwhere a Sandwich is a Mealu R rds, Radios, Cameras, Phonograph RFading 2-2473 648 Main Str t Geor e the Tailor . Q , A Frnend 388 Mam Street Compliments of Ames News B. 81 M. Service Station Main Street A. Rusty Brabant, Prop. Wilmington, Massachusetts 287 Main Street Tel. Wil. 368 Church Street Hardware N. W. Perry SIIELL SERVICE STM-,EN Wilmington Builders Supply Co Main 8: Lowell Sts. Phone Wil 2311 Compliments of In Wilmington it's the Home Cooked Foods for Fresh Dairy Products 139 MAIN ST., WILMINGTON, MASS. Tel. WILMINGTON 2071 Tel. 3350 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of '52 McManus Bros. Liquor Store Class, Private, Semi-Private M - St t W'l Instruction Directed by Louise H. Gove 108 am ree L3348 Wilmington Dance Academy Instruction in Tap, Ballet, Acrobatic, Toe I - Loralane Inc. The Children's Shop , , ' , U Junior Miss - Women's Wear and Accessories Compli'tr' Line' of Apparel, Toys and Gifts Sizes 0 , IQ 645 Main St., Reading, Mass. 187 Haven sr., Reading Rlilading 2-0090 529 Main Sf-i WinCheSf0IU MHSS- 174O Mass. Avenue, Lexington, Massachusetts Compliments of W WW NEW ENGLANITS FOREMOST PHOTOGRAPHERS Now Located at 367 BGYLSTON ST. KA: Arlingfon Szreerj For the convenience of our many TCICPHOM patrons and friends, we offer COPICY 7-6079 Boston's most Modern Studio Compliments of BAY STATE MINKERY C. W. Gratcyk Wlmhfop Laundry Sale and Rentals DW Cleaning Tel. Wil. 428 Ocean 34226 40 Grove Ave. Wilmington SiIvermen's Men Shop U Mem fo, Hire Buy Bonds Your Best Investment 394 Main Street., Woburn WO 2-1908 'n Your Country Compliments of BOLTON-SMART COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Dealers Beef, Pork, Lamb, Veal. Poultry, F ish, etc. 17-25 SO. MARKET STREET .lohn F. Hartnett Kelly Springfield Tires Sporting Goods T levision e Toys WOBURN AUTO 81 SUPPLY CO. Television Repairing Bicycle Repairing Thor Batteries Tools , tore Ro s S 489 MAIN STREET WOBURN, MASS. , Tel. Wo 2-1270 Czommg - Gifts 456 Main Street Wilmington Compliments of H. E. SMITH PUMP CO. Harold E. Smith, Prop. Deep and Shallow Well Water Pumps and Water Systems Installed and Serviced 629 WOBURN STREET Tel. WILMINGTON 2017 Esso In Wilmington Quality Range and Fuel Oils LOUIE'S 324 MAIN ST., WILMINGTON Tel. WILMINGTON 700 Oil Burner Sales and Service Office lunch sorneo UNDER AUTHORITY or THETCOCA-COLA COMPANY av LOWELL COCA-COLA BOTTLINC-5 CO. The Oracle Staff The 0ffice Compliments o 1' Compliments of the E M P L 0 Y E E S of the WILMINGTON WATER DEPARTMENT READING AUTO PARTS CO. Complete Line of All Auto Parts and Accessories Tel. Rlilading 2-7625 CLAPP 81 LEACH, INC. Electrical Contracting Electrical Appliances READING, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. REadir1g 2-0750 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cooke lim's Variety Mr. and Mi-s. Meats - Grooe7 ios JOSGPI1 B. McMahon Shawsheen Ave., Wilmington - Tel. Wil. 393 Lakeside Barber Shop CLEAN and MODERN john C Main Street, Wilmington . Compliments of ,f'o5- Buck Brofhers The Nichols Funeral Home Wil. 744 Dr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Fagan Tel. LOWELL 7106 MacLELLAN'S RURAL APPLIANCE CENTER MAIN ST. TEWKSBURY, MASS. The Home of Quality Appliances Fuel Oil Bottled Gas Call Us for Expert Television Service EIeanor's Beauty Salon At Silver Lake Tel. Wil. 823 Compliments of THE NICHOLS FUNERAL HOME SILVER LAKE MARKET We Wish you the best of luck Room 101, of the class of 1955, wishes the from the Class of 55 graduating Class of 1952 every success and happiness in the years to come. Compliments of Salesrooms BOSTON LAWRENCE LOWELL Little Bldg. Az the Factory 99 MARKET ST. PAPARELLA BROS., INC. Mfgrs. and Retailers Merfs Clothing 17 UNION STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. Tel. 30733 - 37812 MCGOWEN EDUCATOR FOOD CO. New England's Favorite Bakers of Quality Biscuits and Crackers Q ,WT L N YQ EBV if i C9 ff 9 Ir -4 4' Q - .7 N Q .Sy my -x ,NA I k .X 11 fsafw 'I 'fl' , ,, ,,l,.. Congratulations to the Graduates of Wilmington High School Wilmington Post 136 AMERICAN LEGION 1 x H - con I ' -mi 'fs-2 2' , IES V 3 ' XA' lui Q J .l 1 I I A i ' l x ' I I. I H., . nf,- Compliments of 1 Silver Lake Hardware u Main Street Wilmington Poole S Home Bakery The Family Hardware and Paint Store Tel. 583 Wil. 2992 Dias Taxi Huntley s Lunch North Wilmington Main Street Wilmington Tel. 2543 I Bob's Market , George s Meats - Groceries Burlington Ave. Tel. Wil. 365 7770 'N -X . A- , , - A f - 1 1 ., I xx -' 'H ' V 1' gl - .si . S ,J l -- 1, ' T- .. N x K 1 Y 1 N I 4 V I P L 1 K 1 1 , r -+2-1233121 . 1.2. Y V f. Q. o If , ' an ,. 'v A . ' ' A r , ,1 ' L , .L 4 ,V A ' - ' f fl ' . , A N 1 4 'J N '71 1 N f 4. . 1 F f ' , I ff:-' I .A J, J Q . f . -V 11' v 5. it H - K ,!i' ,V fl. . limi 1 . 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