Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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FRAXC’IS WILL1A: I HARKINS “Good nature and good sense are usually companions,” but here they are more like lovers. Frank is one of those rare individuals who always has his work done on time. He is very quiet in the classroom but outside-! Any¬ one privileged to be listed as a friend of his is indeed fortunate, for Frank will always stick up for his friends loyally and will let them copy his bookkeeping. We’ll alwavs remember that gloom-dispellin’, smile-dispensin’ member of the class of ’35. Born: Somerville; August 22, 1917. Hobbies: Swimming, basketball. Activities: Class Basketball ’34. Intentions: Wentworth Institute. Ambition: To be a mechanic. RARBAKA HARRIS “Barb” quietly dropped into our midst last Septem¬ ber. Since then she has quietly won her way into the hearts of many—both sexes. During the winter, along with skiing, tobogganing, and skating. Barb managed to knit several sweaters and skirts which are the envy of many girls. The boys say she’s a real pal, and a square shooter. Like science, the more you know about her the more you want to know. Born: Rumford, Maine; March 25, 1917. Hobbies: Poetry, athletics. Activities: Class Hockey; Year Book Staff. Scholastic Intentions: Bradford Junior College. Vocational Intentions: Dietician. RllVLLlS .MTTRIELLE HARTWELL “Phyl” is all-round girl—all year ' round, although summer is preferred. She has ability in the theatrical line, the executive, and just regular loquacity! Among her souvenirs are Wine Lists, “No Parking” signs, and pictures of that nice Englishman—the naval one. She is an ardent enthusiast of the barn dance. What would the Highlights have done without her? Born: Chelsea; October 28, 1916. Hobbies: Fishing, dancing, writing, rifle-shooting. Activities: Science Club; Dramatic Society; Class Play; Class Night Committee. Scholastic Intentions: Leland Powers School. Ambition: Marry a naval officer. WINCHESTER PUBLIC U«Um WINCHESTER, MASS.

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NANCY JOSSELYN HALL When you really know Nan Hall, she’s quite different from what you probably imagined from after glancing at her report card! She goes in for sports very little, and was extremely busy knitting in gym class the other day. In spite of not much participation, she is an ardent sports fan. Ladies’ day at Fenway Park will always find her in the front row with vocal chords in use at full steam. Born: Worcester; March 31, 1918. Hobbies: Music, and shooting crap. Activities: Valedictorian; Editorial Editor of Highlights; Class Motto Committee; Chairman of Class Play Committee; Dramatic Society. Scholastic Intention: Jackson. Ambition: Journalism. IMAKTIN THOMAS HANLEY Did you ever see Martin when he was worried, was on time, or when he was cross? No? Well, neither have we. Although Marty claims that his hobby is col¬ lecting Indian heads, we have every reason to believe that he is very fond of tickling girls’ necks with his pencils. A bit of a procrastinator, yet somehow managing to get there or, to finish it on time,—which, after all, is getting it done. It’s a pleasure to see, in this age of rushing, someone who never seems in a hurry. Born: Winchester; July 23, 1918. Hobby: Collecting Indian head pennies. Activities: Freshman Football. JOHN DOUGLAS HANLON Some combination we have here! With the looks of an Apollo, unequaled athletic ability, positions of year book manager, traffic officer, and Vice-President of the Senior class, “Jack” Hanlon holds a prominent place among the graduates. In other words, a regular guy; so here’s to John, “Jack,” “Steamer,” or just Hanlon— good luck and no dumb-bells to coach! Born: Winchester; June 24, 1918. Hobbies: Football, smoking “cee-gars.” Activities: Varsity Football ’33, (.:o-Captain ’34; Varsity Basketball ’34, ’35; Vice-President of Senior Class; Business Manager of Year Book; Traffic Squad; Class Night Committee; A. A. Representative. Vocational Intentions: To coach football at Dartmouth.

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KUTII BAILEY IIENBERGEK Ruthie is strong on that banging, walking, and starting novels although she did finish a few of the latter, way back in the dear, dead days. Winter times she does rather a bit of tobogganing; sometimes she manages to gather those particular young male sports¬ ters into the house afterwards for refreshments. Ruthie’s castle is a cute apartment in Greenwich Village, with a year job, a pair of shoes for every day per month, and New Year’s Eve at the “Village Barn!” Born: Jamaica Plain; July 27, 1917. Hobbies: Banging the piano, starting novels, walking. Activities: A. A.; Chorus. Ambition: To find one of my novels in the library. MARTHA HILL You may think that Martha’s shy, but if you saw her in the capacity of the only girl counsellor at a boys’ camp, you’d be surprised. Martha falls for men with curly hair possessing sufficient ability to paddle canoes. She is one of those persons who believe that it’s a great life if your “dont’s” weaken. Nobody ever asked why she was interested in psychology, but we happen to know she wonders why certain people behave as they do. Born: Arlington; February 22, 1918. Hobbies: Music, psychology, poetry. Activities: Dramatic Society; Traffic. Ambition: To write and publish verse. RICHARD HOGAN “Didge” possesses another sportive appellation de¬ rived from the low frequency of both his mental and physical oscillations. This one is “lazy Dick.” He has graced our stately corridors, lo, these past four years. His flaming carrot-top could not have been missed, it is such a rare blend. Traffic officers appreciated his drag¬ ging feet which effectively slowed down many a rushing horde. “Didge” is at his best in the bleachers or grand¬ stand where he can effectively razz everyone, no matter his size, and have no worries as to his safety. Born: Winchester; March 23, 1918. Hobbies: Studying.