Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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LEONA ELLIOTT Cleora is Winchester’s giggling girl, who giggles at nothing. She has yet to have a serious hour or minute. Nothing bothers Cleora, and she is too busy doing nothing to bother anything—especially school work. Interest in art has led her to entertain friends with her unusually good sketches. She should have no difficulty in making a place for herself among the foremost artists of the world. Born: Winchester, May 7, 1916. Hobbies: All sports. Activities: Varsity Hockey ’32, ’33; Basketball ’32. Ambition: To be or not to be. RICHARD DUNCAN ELLIOTT Chi-Chi is a man of the earth. His knowledge of Na¬ ture is astoundingly large. He can identify practically any bird, beast, or fish found in New England, not to mention the trees, toadstools, and flowers. He is one of the school’s “big shots,” as his record shows; though his modesty would belie that fact. Besides all this. Chi-Chi is a great friend in need, especially when one’s broke. Born: Winchester; November 26, 1916. Hobbies: Nature studies, science. Activities: Pres. Science Club; Class Pres. ’32; Vice Pres. Dramatic Society; Pres. Thrift Association. Scholastic Intentions: Mass. State College. Ambition: Politician. JAMES FARLEY Jim, you know, is the boy with the lovely wavy hair who has all the girls from Winchester as well as Woburn just dying to borrow that hair for a special affair. Dynamite could be a nickname for Jim because it makes a big noise and that’s all there is to it—and what a gift of gab!! We’ll let you in on a secret—he’s Miss Parker’s pet—aren’t you Jim ? Born: Reading; May 16, 1916. Hobbies: Hockey, dancing, bowling. Activities: Gym Team; Class Basketball. Scholastic Intentions: Vacation. Ambition: Why?

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KOOEK niADP.OIIRXE DOWNS Chad, known as “Downce” to his English class and “Rrrogerr” to his French class, has one outstanding feature. This is his well-known and undying devotion to “Ray Noble and his Orchestra” — yea! He is also known for his barn-dancing, and juggling the bones. High-jumping is something of a specialty, too. And unclerneatn it all, the boy conceals a heart of gold! Born: Arlington; June 6, 1918. Hobbies: Watch repairing, checkers. Activities: Class President ’33; Traffic Squad; Varsity Track ’35. Scholastic Intentions: Brown University. Ambition: About the usual amount. EDMUND LOUIS DUNN, JR. Eddie’s quite the man behind the wheel of his car, the speedometer swinging ever forward, and the tele¬ graph poles streaming past! He is wary about letting young ladies drive that auto, though, for out of the past rears the memory of a rash moment when he al¬ lowed it—and they barked up a tree!! Our hero is ad¬ dicted to doing such tricks as drinking glasses of water while standing on his head on a kitchen floor. You know—crazy stuff! Born: Cambridge; October 29, 1915. Hobbies: Driving, fishing industry, selling. Activities: Science Club; A. A. Scholastic Intentions: Bentley’s School. Ambition: Traveling salesman. JUNE ROSALIE EATON Do you know that shy, modest girl who tries so courageously to direct traffic in this Winchester High School? She is June Eaton. One of her outstanding- characteristics is a beautiful laugh. Have you heard it? She has made Long Pond famous by her dashing “figure eights.” And as for knitting, she is the smoothest thing in town. At Gloucester, the fishermen counted on her to help them pull in their nets. She is very fond of lobster. They say there is a scarcity of it when June arrives in Gloucester. Born: Somerville; June 7, 1917. Hobbies: Ping-Pong, skating. Activities: Red Cross; Traffic Squad; Highlights. Ambition: To go back to New York.

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CLAUE FAKPvEY Clare was Woburn’s g’ift to Winchester Hig’h, to D. C. and to Art. ’Tis said that “Art has its fanatics and even its monomaniacs.” Clare falls into neither of these categories, for although she sketches Popeye, Jiggs, Jimmy Durante’s nose, and adorable cowboys from the wild and woolly West, she takes a keen interest in learn¬ ing to keep her car on the road, camping and fishing. As long as Chinese restaurants continue to serve Chop Suey, they may be assured of Clare’s patronage—a pineapple sundae is the customary follow-up! One day we shall vie for the honor of having her paint our pic¬ tures. Born: Woburn, March 12, 1918. RAiMONA : rAKrANNh] FENTON Ramona writes that she aspir es to be an aviatrix or an interior decorator, but she’s really going to be an au¬ thority on techniciue in the movies. What kind of tech¬ nique she will specialize in she hasn’t quite decided. It may possibly deal with methods of self-control at a tear- jerker with a stony-hearted boy friend. Ramona prefers the movies in which the strong handsome type of man plays. She professes to be a man hater, but she’ll fall for the men if they fall for her first. Born: Woburn; September 2, 1917. Hobbies: Reading. Ambition: To be an aviatrix or an interior decorator. IIAHIJY ANTHONY FERULLO “Fuzzy” is constantly springing the strangest sur¬ prises, ones that make us change our minds about him. He unobtrusively collects A’s and B’s in such subjects as Math IV and Physics. He came out lor Track this spring and (luietly proceeded to make the team. He does all this with no show or pretense. He’s so quiet that you can hear him change his mind. We have a feeling that he will keep on delivering the goods the same way he’s faithfully delivered his papers. Born: Medford; November 13, 1917. Hobbies: Early morning walks. Activities: Gym Team; Varsity Track ’35. Ambition: To catch the man on the flying ti’apeze. Hobbies: Baseball, drawing. Ambition: To be an artist.