Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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KIIODA COLCORI) ETJJOTT “RHODY Rhoda is Miss Kingsley ' s pride and joy. Not to be satisfied with reaping honors in our own school art classes, she also attends Mass. Art in quest of more. Anyone who has observed Rhoda in action will agree with us that many contributions to art will come from her trusty right hand. Born in Winchester, Mass., November 16, 1919. Activities: Dramatic Club ’35, Thrift Association ’34, Executive Board of Science Club ’35, ’36, ’37, French Club ’37. Hobbies: Antiques, Sewing, Music, Art, Cooking, Visiting places of historic interest, especially colonial bouses. Scholastic Intentions: Chamberlain School. Ambition: To travel. Be a stylist. DAVID WARREN EMMONS “EM” “DAVE” A man about school is “Em”, the greatest of all human cooks, especially on one of those Dux- bury excursions. “Em” loves basketball, and doesn’t fare so badly up around Dartmouth Street during the romantic season (from January to December). We’ll remember him through the ages for his fast and witty come backs. Will it be Sullivan Square or Park Street, “Emmy”? Born in Arlington, Mass., September 16, 1918. Activities: Varsity Basketball ’35, Traffic Squad ’36, Class Treasurer ’37, Asst. Business Manager of Year Book, Class Basketball ’35, ’37. Hobbies: Camping, Stamp Collecting. Scholastic Intentions: Middlebury College. Ambition: Successful business man. CARE E. ERTCSON “Carl” divides his time between Winchester, Lexington and Arlington, with Arlington getting the lion’s share of it. He also enjoys horseback riding, and is said to be a master at the art. Carl is of a quiet and serious nature, but we know he changes somewhat, when he is away from Winches¬ ter. Born in Roxbury, Mass., August 12, 1918. Activities: Intramural Basketball ’33-’34, Varsity Football ’34, ’36. Hobbies: Women, Outdoor Sports, Riding. Scholastic Intentions: Pennsylvania Military Col¬ lege. Ambition: Become an army pilot.

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GEORGE AT.BEKT DREWSOX “GEEOEE” “BUD” Being one of the boys, “Bud” toasts his tonsils in Newton unless Alcyone is on the loose. George is, no doubt, the best bowler in the Senior class, and is seldom “fish” for the “alley cats”. In spite of the fact that George fits with W. H. S. sub-debs, he enjoys traveling (from Conn, to Ohio). Please don’t ask “Bud” to fix you up with Aldine. It can’t be done; we know. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, December 16, 1917. Activities: Vaudeville Show ’37, Tennis Team ’37. Hobbies: Dancing, Tennis, Newton Night Life, Golf, Driving, Bowling. Scholastic Intentions: Lehigh via Bryant and Strat¬ ton. Ambition: To prove to my father that I can really work. BARBARA MARY EKERX “BABS” Did you see all that snow we had this last winter? Grand weather for ski clubs, wasn’t it? Babs was prominent among those hypothetically weeping and wailing and tearing their hair. And well she might, for she organized the girls’ ski club and saw it through to its sorrowful end. However, skiing is not her only job, and when the fur (or snow) does not fly, she is always ready to spring a. new and original idea at you, or to brandish a mean tennis racquet. Born in Cambridge, Mass., September 18, 1919. Activities: Varsity Tennis, Cum Laude, Organizer of Ski Club, Exchange Editor, Highlights. Hobbies: Cross-Stitch, Bicycling, Walking. Scholastic Intentions: Smith. Ambition: To be outstanding in some profession. JOHN ELLIOTT “JACKIE” We don’t know whether to have “Biffer” in this year book, or to let the Woburn year book take care of him, for he is a familiar figure in both Woburn and Winchester. “Jack” really has a pugnacious countenance, whence the nickname “Biffer”, but when he bursts into his chortle you perceive that the face is lying. “Jack” likes to stretch it a bit, but on better acquaintance you will find out that he’s a bit of all right. Born in Winchester, Mass., September 17, 1919. Activities: Class Basketball ’34, Red Cross, Intra- mui-al Hockey ’35. Hobbies: Collecting Necktie Pins, All Sports. Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Ambition: To beat Slicker Coss in billiards.

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LOKETTA ESTHER ERR I CO “NTCKIK” The old saying “Good things come in small packages”, might well apply to “Loretta”. Sh-e is an¬ other one of those with an ambition to be a private secretary. We predict that she will make an ex¬ cellent one, for she is a rapid and efficient worker. Loretta has the habit of going down town every Saturday night! We ’re just curious. Born in Winchester, Mass., September 5, 1918. Activities: Hockey, Baseball, Cum Laude, Chorus, Year Book Staff, Basketball. Hobbies: Dancing, Handkerchiefs, Pins, Movies, Roller Skating. Scholastic Intentions: None. Ambition: To be a secretary. ERNEST LEONARD FERULLO “ZBKE” “Zeke” is a nightly visitor, during the summer time, at Horn Pond; whether he is in quest of beauty or solitude, we have yet to ascertain. He is a roller skating enthusiast, and may be frequently seen at the Tech skating rink. A good hockey player, and a good sport, “Zeke” stands high in the estima¬ tion of his friends. Born in Woburn, Mass., May 28, 1920. Activities: Intramural Basketball ’33, Intramural Baseball ’34, Class Baseball ’35, Intramural Hockey ’36, Varsity Baseball ’36. Hobbies: Sports, Dancing, Collecting Souvenirs. Scholastic Intentions: Bentley School of Account¬ ing. Ambition: To travel the U. S. in a trailer. DOROTHY LOUISE FITTS “DOT” Wood Dot? Dot certainly would fill the require¬ ments of being the class “whizziest,” foi’, besides getting a maximum of marks with a minimum of study and being an ever brightening friend, she is a flash at tennis, hockey, pool, vocalizing and piano playing, football rooting-, and “WHIZ” cracks. With her gold W. H. S. football as an inspiration. Dot will surely be a most successful Smith- gal. Born in Portland, Maine, July 1, 1919. Activities: Varsity Hockey ’36, ’37, Chairman of Social Committee ’37, Class Secretary ’37, Junior-Senior Prom Committee ’36 and ’37, Vaudeville ’36, ’37, Chorus. Hobbies: Tennis, Ridine, Mountain Climbing, Music. Scholastic Intentions: Smith. Ambition: None whatever until at least 11 A. M.