Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1939 volume:

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A lardu f 2 ,W x 4.531 X A CCM ,HE a m z if vu 'I . 74 r',s f-5 W I KHQTHE umorms rmucv .ou I f-I' X Qi me amor Amvmzs i if Q' ,, ..,x, fWV VS' VS? C Q 7 A 1-f.y.L.7!k Q K 7 x gf ff qfxl xi!! :AJ a, IR? Ig , W u,L. 0, L.,, ,, A Q . fn ' 766 ABERIONA EXPOSITION fjf . 7,7 v i NN: HT!Ty7TTv3lJ U 5 ,U Q5 1 Glass of 1959 4. WADE L. GRINDLIL PRINCIPAL , , r K .. rx, , ,vi . I . 'I , 1 , . The Hall of Instruction MR. NVADE GRVINDLI-I. Once a man who wished to give h.is son the very best advice possible, said, Live such a life, be such a man, that if all the World were like thee, it were a paradise. Perhaps Mr. Grindle never re- ceived this particular advice, but he certainly lives up to it and he sets ai mighty hi.gl1 standard for us to follow. Not big in stature, but tremendously big in character, ideals, and understanding, he is the perfect principal. He has taught us a lesson in tolerance, fair dealing, and sympathy and we hope to profit by this lesson so that he may always recall us with pride and pleasure. MR. BERTRAM A. Ammo. Every school day from September to June Mr. Albro performs a miracle by making a dead language very, very much alive. Long after we 've forgotten that the second syllable cannot be accented in dactyllic hexameter, and that the dative of agent may be used with a passive verb, We'll remember- the clever remarks with which Mr. Albro en- livens his classes. By his humorous lcomments, he succeeds in making his courses interesting and full of fun, as well as instructive. Truly this is a rare ability. DR. O'1'Is E. AL1.1cv. The school intelligentsia is Dr. Alley. our eminent? Scientist who has taught not only at Taunton. Methuen and Wintlii-1113 high schools. but also at B. ll. Medical where he cultivated a strange passion for autopsies - his pet hobby now. Mentally equipped in every field you could mention, Dr. Alley will wax eloquenty on any subject. from Chemistry to the Q' foreign situation - and do it well! His ability to make discussions inter- esting, entertaining, and humorous is nothing short of remarkable and his sense of humor rates with his brain power to put him on the top as far as teachers are concerned. Miss FRANCES G. ALLIsoN. Tiny and charming, 'but well able to take care of the largest and most unmanageable class, is Miss Allison, the interesting teacher whose entertaining stories of Spain and its surroundings are only rivalled by her vast knowledge of the Romance languages. Well informed on many subjects, always willing to help, advise or be .a friend to a student, possessing more than a little experience and ability, and interesting in every- thing, and interesting to be with - that 's Miss Allison. Miss MARION BAILEY. Charming, witty, youthful, and helpful, is Miss ailey,' the exu'berant teacher who drives to Winchester from Egypt. Mass. eryday, who wears such smooth knitted clothes, who has such superior dra- t' ess, and who has the knack of always saying the right thing at ight ime. Miss Bailey has not only m-ade herself the idol of the Freshies whom s teaches, and become close friends of the students whom she meets in conn ion with our talented histrionic society, but she's tops with everyone in Winchester High School. MR. EDWARD BARTLRTT. The bantering, blushing, bashful boy from Bev- erly,- Bartl The bookkeeping, blithe, Beau Brummel - still Bart! But, the helpful fniend, the extraordinary sports coach, and the excellent teacher - Mr. Bartlett. Running stiff competition with the newcomer, Mr. Meinke, for the title of the school's Bachelor-Romeo, Bart has been holding his own pretty well, for he 's still the ultra-popular professor, a friend of the boys. a flirt with the girls. Miss RUTH BENNETT. The tall, dark'n'handsome lady who graces the first floor corridors before school is none other than Miss Bennett. Teaching typewriting, she is indispensable to the -Commercial department and as a personality she is indispensable to Winchester High School. However, her popularity and success impress her little and she still remains a modest and bashful young lady fyou should see her blushj. Miss HELEN BRoNsoN. Quiet, efficient, pretty - this is the superb teacher who successfully heads the Commercial Department - Miss Bronson. She has a great responsibility resting on her shoulders, buzt she always comes through with jobs for her students if it is humanly possible. This charming lady's happy faculty of generously doing anything and everything has made her numerous friends among the faculty, and her poised sweet personality will make her hard to forget. MR. BUTTERS, our superb mathematician, is one facuty member who has an excellent idea of what it takes to make students enjoy themselves anywhere from the midst of the densest oniginal Cbelieve it or notj to the annual J unior-Senior prom. This learned teacher with the exceptional sense of humor claims that his pet hobby is golf, but those of ,us who have seen his easy, graceful performance on a tennis court wonder. Although he tries to pass himself off to the iS0p'hs and other students, as a stern, strict professor, he can 't fool us - he ls one swell guy. Miss GERTRUDE CARMICHAEL. The guardian angel of the Freshies and a helpful friend to the rest of the student body is Miss Carmichael, the dark, attractive lady who resides in the Wadleigh buiding. Besides making two difficult subjects easy and interesting to 'her pupils, Miss 'Carmichael takes time out for humor, entertainment, and general fun - it is teachers like her who make school days more than days of study. I Q ..,.-s-- rf I . ' Q 'i' xi Miss BETH CLARK. Another charmante et belle French teacher is Miss Clark, the lovely-voiced young lady who wears such pretty clothes, and who instructs the Freshmen in the fundamentals of English and French. She seems a bit distant to the casual observer 'but those who know her know also that she has a wonderful disposition, a fine sense of humor, and is a thoroughly charming person. MRS. ESTELLE CorF1N in dashes - a good teacher - lots of fun - in- teresting and humorous - quiet and poised - possessing a beautiful com- plexion and pretty brown eyes - easy to get along' with and easy to please - in short, perfect Freshman instructor, and one whom the lower classmen idolize. MR. F. MRRRDITH COOPER. Last year New Haven gave us that tall, manly economist, that beau brummel, that capable, efficient gentleman plus - Mr. Cooper. He is the guiding spirit who rules the roost in room 17, and he has ably directed the Problems of Democracy and European History classes through a diificult year. To you, Mr. Cooper, we extend our thanks and wish you many years of success. MR. COTTON, you 're popular! There 's no ,getting away from it - and you always will be because of your swell personality, your knack of doing everything well, your wish to do it all for the other fellow, and your fairness which is only surpassed by your brains and ability. Ma.ine lost one grand fisherman and hunter when you 'came to us, W. H. S. lost a great teacher when the Problems Classes no longer he-ard those fine discussions - but then we gained our first and best guidance director' All the losing in the world is worth finding someone like you! I Z M MR. ALLAN Cox, our crackergack teacher who drills ge ra nto 'the somewhat dazed brains of the Freshmen, is Winchester High 's claim to ex- tensive knowledge combined with a pleasing personality. Mr. 'Cox, although one would never suspect it until one saw a merry eye twinkling behind those forbidding glasses, has a super sense of 'humor and understands students from A to Z. To quote one of the first classmen: All in all, he's a darned nic-e fellow. MR. FREDERIC DELZELL. Dapper Delzell is the attractive, suave young man who has moulded the orchestra into an institution at Winchester since his arrival at school two years ago. The man with the baton has become popular, not only with ihis musicians, but also with every student and faculty member who comes in contact with him, and the success of the assembly which he gives every year is due largely to his pleasing personality. MR. SAMUEL M. GRAVES. Popularity, personality, pleasantnsss, and pol- itics - mix equal portions of these elements together and add a grand sense of humor and superb fairness. Pour mixture into a pan greased with superior knowledge of everything from Ancient History to the present day situ-ation and heat Well. The result will be Mr. Graves - one of the best, better than the rest. MISS VERNE HALL. A lovely complexion, an attractive smile, and a sweet disposition are the main characteristics of this pretty lady with the pretty name. Miss Hall has onl-y' been with us for three years, yet already has es- tablished herself as an excellent teacher of both French and History, as a friend to any deserving student and as a good sport who makes school work interesting as school work can be. Miss MARGARET HANNON. Last year she was Peggy, the friend in need to everyone in school who wanted someone's homework to copy, and this year she's Miss Hannon, still a friend to everyone, but now exalted to the post of Secretary in the oifice. Peggy has done a grand job helping Miss Lawson 'v mr- 9 this year and her capability, cheerfulness, and general attractiveness makes her a pleasant sight to see upon entering the office. MR. RAYMOND HAYWARD. Witty? Yes! Clever? But definitely! Learned? Uh-huh! Interesting? Mais oui! In short, hels terrific, sensational, collosal, and then some. This human dynamo not only teaches English to numerous Sophs and Seniors, but also finds time to shine in Ping-Pong and billiards, guide the A. A. with an unfaltering hand, supervise the Handbook production, and write numerous jingles and gags for the Vaudeville Show and Banquet. In short, there is no organization in school which doesn't count on his support, any faculty member who fails to respect his ability and skill, or any student who doesn't thing he's grand. Miss MARY HITDELSON. Way out west where men are men and women are very sweet is the home of our dashing young business teacher, Miss Hudelson, who hails from Kansas. This attractive woman was the human dynamo who pushed the sales of the Recorder up to undreamed of heights, and it was her personality alone that cajoled advertisers into parting with well-hoarded money. In short, we welcome to Winchester a peppy newcomer - a great advocate of mountain, climbing and one swell person. MR. ROBERT M. KEENEY. Strength of character, poise, diplomacy, and humor mark Mr. Keeney as a swell fellow. He is noted for being the perfect host, but insists on his easy chair and cigar after doing the odd jobs in and around his abode. However, when it comes to giving out A's he is very shy as many of his students already know. Nevertheless we all think no changei' Keeney is a swell fellow, so here is a toast to Jake Keeney, the pillar of wisdom and strength in the Winchester High School. Miss INEZ KELLER. Only those who are artistically inclined have come in close contact with Miss Keller, who directs tl1e school in Arts and Crafts. This attractive teacher his unusually capable and more than a little versed in the subject which she instructs. Because her periods are informal and progressive, many students elect Arts and Crafts and none of them are sorry, for Miss Keller is not only kind and helpful but also a good friend to have. Miss HAZEL KINGSLEY. The competent instructor who presides in the Art room, Miss Kingsley, is not only instructor to the High School geniuses, but also heads the Art department of all Winchester schools. So busy is she with 'her students that we rarely see any of her work, but rumors have it that her water-coloring is super'b. Pleasing, interesting rand able - Miss Kingsley is all right. Miss ETHEL KNOWLTON. A flash of white teeth, a twinkle in her eye, a torrent of French that we can't understand,- clothes tres chic, charm and all that! We mean you, Miss Knowlton. Mademoiselle is the management behind the annual class play, and the Seniors are enabled to have their prom and class night activities only because of 'her capable and enthusiastic work. Altogether happy, cheerful, friendly and gay - in short, an ideal pal, Miss Knowlton is, to use the vernacular, a peach! ' MR. GEORGE LAUER. Not only the maker of teams but also a moulder of men is Coach Lauer, the good-looking, muscular fellow who is so largely responsible for Winehester's fine athletic squads and for the fine spirit dis- played in the past two years. A polished and humorous assembly' speaker, C for further information see J. D. Stevensj, and a man greatly interested in a studentfs problems. besides being one of the main factors in the success of A. A. activities, Mr. Lauer has become indispensable to W. H. S. Miss AMY IJAWSON. When one thinks of the oifice one thinks of Miss Lawson, and when one thinks of Miss Lawson, one has a vision of a pretty, , rw- We f V--1 7' -W If ff 41 ' I I O U well-dressed girl who has charm all her own and a lovely personality. Ex- tremely profficient in her difficult work of managing the office, listening to students tales of woe, and numerous other jobs all at once Miss Lawson is our idea of the perfect young lady. MR. Oris LEARY. Most of Mr. Leary's spare time is spent in the Junior High where his work necessarily keeps him busy. yet he is liked and respected 7 by every member of the High School - especially the boys who have become proficient in woodworking and mechanical drawing under his skilled direction. There is only one way to describe Mr. Leary - a good sport - when that is said, all is said. Miss MARY MAGKEDON. 'tWhy take life seriously? You never get out of ,it alivei' asks this trim, charming, and frightfully popular professor with the twinkling eyes and infectious giggle, who makes our French class the most interesting and entertaining period of the day. Miss Mackedons at- traction extends outside of school to such an extent that students beco-me close friends of hers after graduation, and there is hardly a fellow in school now who doesn't know her telephone number. To summarize her we might call her an excellent teacher, a strict but not too strict Htaisez-vouser and the possessor of the plus nicest personality in Winchester. MR. KENNETH MEINKI9. The underclassmen say hels simply wonderful, the actors who have met him in connection with the play think hefs superb, and the athletes who have come .in contact with his dynamic personality in Ping- Pong pronounce him o.k', - So we gather he's slightly supldr-colossal. Mr. Meinke came to us this year and already has made a name for himself by leading the annual play to a successful finish, by starting a table 'tennis clu'b and simply by making Latin Cof all thingsj particularly interesting to his students. To be brief, all we can say is that we wish he 'd come a little sooner. Miss GLADYS E. NIVEN. The supreme guiding hand behind the excellent lunches which are served to us every day, and the capable brain which kee-ps the cafeteria running smoothly, makes personality classes so vitally inter- esting, both belong to the one-, the only, the original Miss Niven. This member of the faculty has a wonderfully even disposition, always having a ready smile and bright word for everyone, and ever possessing some new bit of interesting information to transmit to her eager class. Miss VIRGINIA R. OWEN. Undoubtedly the most popular room in the school in the library, and surely the ideal teacher to fit into this room is Miss Owen. Miss Owen of the sunny disposition, the friendly and helpful nature, and the ability, capability, and dependability which make up a good teacher. This pleasant librarian possesses bounteous knowledge both of books and of people, and her personality which is unsurpassed has made her popular with the faculty and students alike. Miss EVA PALMER is a person who always has a friendly greeting for everyone. It is a real pleasure to come back to school after being sick, for you are always met with kindness and sympathy when she gives you your admittance slip. Her classes are run in an informal and friendly way and in math period not math only is taught but English, geography, science, history, Greek, and Latin. When you have once been in her class, you are not forgotten afterward, but become one of her hosts of friends to be held in a special place in her heart. Besides her teaching she takes care of the attendance, keeps the records in the office, and is dean of the girls. When Winchester High loses Miss Palmer, it will lose more than ever can be replaced. Miss FLORENCE A. PARKER. The power behind the Senior Class activities, the modest lady with the grand sense of humor, and the possessor of a person- ality which no student can resist or withstand - that's how we think of Miss Parker. But when we see her we also think of her as one teacher who is absolutely fair and imp-artial to all, who makes her classes live with interest and entertainment, and who is liked by every student for the pure and simple reason that we know she is our friend. Miss LENNA PEABODY. Behold! the most universally liked and admired lady in school and the model of what the ideal teacher should be! Miss Peabody, take a bow! Limitless patience combined with a charming personality, a great sense of fairness, mixed with willingness to always give a student benefit of th-e doubt, and an extensive knowledge of Science in every form are her main characteristics, however, she is also noted for a lovely speaking and singing voice, rare culinary talent Cthe class of '36 discovered her prize Shrimp-a-la-king D and her extraordinary sense of humor. Miss MARJAN Pnooroa, of the slim, trim figure, the pretty blue eyes, the smoothie clothes, and the generally school-girlish appearance, is Winchester's greatest and most indefatigable ski enthusiast,- broken bones mean nothing to her when winter comes and the long white trails of N. H. beckon entic- ingly. In school she is strict only when necessary, always patient - even with the authors of the world's most undecipherable shorthand, and ever ready to give a student a break - to be brief, we won't forget our tiny Red Cross advisor soon. Mas. ELLA STACY. The well-dressed lady with the flashing black eyes, the playful disposition and the bountiful knowledge of History is none other than Mrs. Stacy the iiirtatious friend of every member of the graduating class. Our Prom and the Thrift Amociation both have become promginent under her capable hands for not only is she an energetic worker, but she also makes every enterprise interesting and fun with her merry Sense of humor and deep understanding of students. She's a teacher who is a teacher! Ma. JOHN D. STEVENS. Suave, debonair, sophisticated and cool, the staunch advocate of progressive English courses, and :increasingly pefppy athletics - the cultivated, cultured, well-groomed gentleman from.Vermont - the 'blushing bridegroom of the current year - here's Mr. -Stevens CJ. D. to youll. This young man is a gent of superlatives, for he walks away with the prize not only for being the most original teacher, and having the most hilarious classes, but also is termed by Juniors leaving his course as the best guy in the school. MR. J. ALBERT WILSON. Dapper and debonair, Mr. Wilson is the calm conductor of our choristers and the super-superb singer of songs in Winchester High School. He is witty and intelligent, but more than that, he is a good friend to all the students and he will be remembered as such after we grad- uate. As every other class has, we thank Mr. Wils'oin for all he has done for us. Miss RosAMoND YoUNo. Since graduating from Bouve, our pretty athletics coach has been leading members of the male sex a merry chase all over the map, but at last Calaslj an alert young man has caught up with her, and she is leaving Winchester High lS4chool to marry and settle down. Miss Young entered school with our class and in four years has not only developed outstanding championship teams but also has brought a fine sense of sports-- manship to all our squads. Her petite figure and winning personality together with her peppy talks of skiing conditions in N. H. will be missed by every- one next year. The Hall of Personalities HTFZQZVL2: ' .QQQQW g , faf5f!u. 'M af 'ix I , 1 X 'B . Ring X. few ? q l fl lm X 4. fl' .. lzlalxlll.-:X ff nf' l f ls - - iff ml f ff N , 'lv lvf- ef 5 f4XZ1j' f X., l f QIMSYS5 l We aww X e Y ' U X m fLl?1fT:' 'lg T ' fe l l x 1' fl 1 ' l ll l xl, X' I ll I fffrf ff w lim . ,ga 1l1 4 , lg--2:5421 ,iw 1. , ,airy if-fv M R AV: f af:5:2il l ,, ' l l lem al fe M ,wil e J Y 'f f' A1 f ! a p,aP::i5 f ,ki ky , , l l ll J. A fl i AMx!..,:gl:4, w R 'A wail: ,EQM WH l lv' 1 f A ff.. M X l 'll sv . 1 -Iwi UV ? fl K l I Q -ami 0 f e ' l l A I! ALLEN VVILLYIAM ABBOTT AL '-Blu. Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo? Here I am Julie, every blond inch of me, effervescing with rhythmic dancing ability, burning with fiery tem- per, possessing a great attraction for females and Haunting a sophisticated line, Beware! Your balcony may soon be empty, for henceforth I shall do my courting on Wyman Court. Variety is the spice of life, I've learned. Born in Winchester, Mass., September 2, 19:22. Hobbies: Skiing, Stamp Collecting, Artie Shaw, Dancing. Scholastic Intentions: Northeastern, then M.I.T. Activities: Highlights '36, '37, Science Club '38, '39g Vaudeville Show '38g Football '36, '37, Varsity '38g Chorus. Height: 5 feet 9 inches, Weight: 165 pounds. Ambition: To :ber able to stick Doc Alley on a chemical question VVllllilA M VVA LLACE ABB OTT --1v1oUsE A delightful personality, if somewhat wbackey at times - a pleasing grin, and a capacity for always having something doing around him. That's Mouse, the class clown, in person. Bill and his motorcycle are a familiar sight on the road to Arlington where they say he goes to 'town - on his motorcycle, of course. Born in Winchester, Mass., December 11, 1920. Hobbies: Motorcycle Riding, Dancing. Scholastic Intentions: Work. Ambition: Wife, home, children, and a good income. Height: 5 feet 8 3-4 inches: Weight: 152 pounds. ANTOTNETTE ROSE ABBUZZE ANNE Dancing feet, I've got those dancing feet, sings Anne who is perfectly in character on a smoothly waxed ballroom floor, -swaying to the tunes of her favorite orchestra. This is her true setting. In direct contrast, she is a common sight in the typing room, and around the corridors of the school, her sophisticated yet pleasing manner attracting 'the attention of all. Born in Boston, Mass., June 13, 1920. Hobbies: Ice Skating, Dancing, Reading. Ambition: To be able to type as fast as Horace Horsefield. Height: 5 feet 1 1'-2 inches: Weight: 110 pounds. EARLE EDWIN ANDREWS, JR. sLUG ANDY Six feet and one inch of dlark good looks, quiet masculinity, and rare intelligence, make up Earle, the super-'sophisticated senior, who practically de- serted Winchester 'this year in favor of neighboring West Medford. Andy possesses a keen sense of humor, and an appealing personality, and the times th-at he muffs an answer in class are infrequent. Tech definitely gets the best of the bargain. Born in Boston, Mass., August, 1921. Hobbies: Sailing, and anything -else that is inter- esting. Activities: Athletic Association and Science Club. Scholastic Intentions: Mass. Institute of Technology. Ambition: To own a yellow Packard convertible coupe. Height: 6 feet 1 inch, Weigh-t: 160 pounds. CHARLES NEWCOMR RACON, JR. BUTCH A lunatic, a lover, and a poet, that's Charlie, the mad genius of the class of '39. Butch is pro- Hcient in many thin-gs, outstanding among them being English fsee J. Keeneyl, History fse-e Mrs. Staceyl, Ping-Pong Qsee Dave Rileyj' and driving tsee John Williamsb, with a smattering of bridge mixed in. You believe in variety and a' that - is that right, Julius? Born in Winchester, Mass., June 4, 1922. Hobbies: Chess, Ping-Pong, Bridge, Walking. Eating. Scholastic Intention-s: Bowdoin. Activities: Vaudeville Sihow '36, '37, '38, '39g Chorus, Dramatic Society: Secretary, Current Events Club '38g French Club: Class Play Committee '38 Ambition: To write a biography of Mr. Keen-ey. Height: 5 feet 7 1-2 inches: Weight: 132 pounds. PHILIP BROOKS BARKSDALVE PHIL HBAHKYH Here is an unfathomabilve man. Quiet and un- assuming yet possessfng soime of the best grey matter fbrains to youl in the school, Phil is the strong and silent type - until so-me hot swing music sets his feet a dancin'. With Reading's female populace backing him we know that this one of the famous Barksdale brothers will go places. We're with you Barky. Born in Winchester, Mass., November 7, 1921. Hobbies: Swing Music, Reading, Tennis. Scholastic Intentions: Northeastern. Activities: Chorus '3i6. '37, '38g A. A. three years. Ambition: To be a successful business lawyer. Height: 5 feet 5 inches, Weight: 135 pounds. FLORENCE JUNE BARRON :'FLossY Whois the Ginger Rogers on the floor? Why, tha.t's Flossie Barron, of. course, doing her stuff along the jitterbug line -- she make's an attractive picture, doesn't she? Beis-ides that, 'she's awfully easy to get along with-, and fits evcellently into her proper settings of either a sunny beach or a smooth skating rink. In short, 'she's all right. Born April 1, 1921. Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Skating, Tennis. Scholastic Intentions: Work. Ambition : To travel CHARLES S. BARRY, JR. CHARLIE-A-BUR' Charlie is unique! There's no doubt albout it! He's very intelligent but is admittedly too lazy to bother to use his brains: he's proficient in many sports but is .too bashful to toot h-is own horn: and he dates up some of our best-lookin-g girls but we swear that he'd join the foreign legion before h-e kept the engagements. His ambition? He s just the type to fulfill it. Born in Boston, Mass., November 14, 19420. Hobbies: Skiing, Swimming, Tennis, All Sports. Activities: Chorus: A. A. Ambition: To own a night club. Height: 5 feet 7 1-2 inches: Weight: 130 pounds. Height: 5 feet 3 inches, Weight 117 pounds DAVID ELLS BARTHOLOMEW '-DAVE BART During the week Dave may be found hounding the eight ball, fbut over the week-end we hear that his time is 'spent either entertaining the fairer sex or else exercising his talents on model airplanes. Bart is perfectly at home in the gym, study hall or office and he spends a lot of time in all three. Born in Wollaston, Mass., December 18, 1921. Hobby: Model Airplanes. Scholastic Intentions: Mass. Nautical School. Activities: Chorus '37, '38, '39, Ambition: To have my own amateur radio station. Height: 5 feet 10 inches, Weight: 151 pounds. CONSTANCE BOND CONNIE BOND Smoothness slenderness and so histication r 1 pi -' these three words best describe Connie. Seldom do we find among the fairer species one so capable, attractive and firm as is Bond the beauty. On mild days h-er pet diversion, is cruising on her father's boat in Marblehead Harbor, but on the winter week- ends she's off to t'he mountains for some super- skillful skiing. Among her accomplishments is acting,- she really goes to town behind the foot- lights! Born in Arlington, Mass., August 10, 1922 Hobnbies: Sailing, Skiing. Scholastic Intentions: Junior College, Travel. Activities: Dramatic Society '36, '37, '38, Red Cross '36, '3i8g Thrift '37, '39: Ski Club '37g Traffic '38, '39g A. A. '36g French Club: Ping-Pong '37. Amibitions: 'To become proficient at skiing and sailing. S-ki in the Alps. Travel all over the world. Height: 5 feet 7 inchesg Weight: 117 pounds. LEVON KRIKOR BOODAKIAN FAT 'LEON Leo is a quiet enough fellow but don't be deceived -- he knows all the answers. He is steady, industrious, and a student that it does one good to know. Somehow Lievon impresses us as a future business man and a successful one at' that and he possesses artistic talent that is nothing short of marvelous. Born in Boston, Mass., July 1, 1923. Hobbies: .Stamp Collecting, Drawing. Activities: Chorus. Ambition: To be a success. Weight: 179 pounds. 'IHOMAS DOWNING BOWLER 'S H DOWNEY Happy feven slightly slap-happyj, friendly, and with a terrific sense of humor is Downey, the Bow- ler baby, who can be found any time during the summer either on or under the water at .the boat club carrying out the oldi family faculty for being the life of the party. 'Far from being sleepy, Downey is exceptionally wide awake and nothing Vets by him - blondes take notice! Born in Little- Rock, Ark., November 23, 1921. Hobbies: Sailing, Sleeping. Scholastic Intentions: P. G. and Northeastern. Ambition: To graduate from college before going to war. Weight: 170 pounds. BARBARA RUTH BRAGDON -BARBIE -:BABs If you were going to picture an ideal young lady, say one with curly brown h-air and pretty eyes, a sincere and conscientious one, who still had a sense of humor and a merry smile, you'd probably be picturing Barbara Bragdon. But clon't leave her ambition out of the picture, a lady with a successful kindergarten on her hands is a little more of a probleml to deal with. Born in Boston, Mass., January 31, 1920. Hobbies: Walking, Tennis,, Writing. Scholastic Intenltions: Wheelock. Ambition: Have a private kindergarten of my own. Height: 5 feet 2 inches: Weight: 116 pounds. EMERSON VV. BROOKS, JR. EM Here is the suave lady-killer who believes 'there is safety in numbers if, the number is one. Entirely a man of moods, Em is alternately the brightest, most airy, blithesome spirit in the school or the most dejected, gloomy individual who walks the corridors. Taking life as seriously as he does, and with his ability, he is more than likely to go far. Born in New York City, February 12, 1921. Hobbies: Sailing, Tennis, Dancing, Day-dreaming, Listening to Swing Records. Scholastic Intentions: University of Maryland. Activities: Variety is the spice of life. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. Height: 5 feet 11 inches, Weight: 152 pounds. GEORGE BUDD, JR. .IUDD BUD A mental man of massive intellect George spends most of his time trying to convince the teachers of his ability. However, Mr. Keeney is very apprecia- tive of Judd's studious powers and provides him wi-th a great deal of exercise during class. George never neglects the social side of life, to any ex- tent, 'being rather active in this respect from all reports. All in all he is an all-around good fellow and he usually finishes wh-at he starts - well. Born in Lowell, Mass., June 17, 1922. Hobbies: Benny Goodmanis Records, Dancing, Out- board Motor Boat Racing. Scholastic Intentions: Mass. Nautical School. Activities: Chorus '36, '37, '38: Orchestra '36, '37, '38, Dramatic Society '36, '37. Ambition: To buy Clem's car. Height: 5 feet 8 inches: Weight: 138 pounds. RICHARD MILWARD BUGBEE '-DICK Sunny hair and sunny disposition are primary characteristics of Dick, who, besides being good- natured an-d helpful, is one of Winchester's out- standing tennis players. Much of his spare time is spent either practicing his swing on a certain fif'e or else-carrying on heated arguments in J. Keeney's English class. A good student, Bugs is headed for Dartmouth where, among other things, he hopes to improve his skiing prowess. Born in Boston, Mass., June 13, 1922 Hobbies: Tennis, Skiing, Swimming. Scholastic Intentions: Dartmouth. Activities: Varsity Tennis '37, '38, '39, Ping-Pong Club '36, '39, Traffic Squad '38, '39, Chairman, Class Play Comrmittee '39, A. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Red Cross '36, Thrift Club '37, Handbook and Recorder Staffs '39. Ambition: To become a champion tiddle-wink player. Height: 5 feet 11 inches, Weight: 165 pounds. DAVID VVOOD BURNIIAM ':sLI7G DAVE COLONEL They say the Colonel can talk for any length of time on any subject without preparation. But this, seriously, is an outgrowth of his overwhelming interest in everything, the fair sex included. In fact, Dave's biggest bugarboo is the fear of being a jack of all -trades, but master of none. Every day finds some new line of endeavor as tops At the rate he's going, his best bet is becoming a pro- fessional Screwball. Born in Winchester, Mass., June 3, 19212. Hobbies: Swimming, LaCrosse, Polo, Jai-Alai, Yachting, Flying, World Cruising, Flower Cul-- ture, Wrestling, Jiu-juitsu, Fox Hunting, Rc- search in Greek, Painting, Arranging Symphony Orchesftrations. Scholastic Intentions: Brown, Harvard P. G. Activities: Class Play '39, Traffic '38, '39, Vaude- ville '38, '39, Red Cross '38, Dramatic Society '36, Science Club '39, French Club '39, Year Book '39, Handbook '38, Class Prom '39. Ambition: To do one of several things. Height: 5 feet 8 inches, Weight: 153 pounds. HELEN AVERY BUTLER HELEN A As cool as cucumbers is this calm, sophisticated miss, yet on occasions she has been known to loosen up and be just plain fun. We like both Helens. Tres easy to look at, very pleasing to talk to, and delightful to know, Helen is one of the ultra-- charming females of whom our class is so proud. A maiden modest yet self-pessessed, youthful and beautiful, nattily dressed. Born in Winchester, Mass., August 1, 1921. Hoblbies: Swimming, Saili-ng, Riding. Scholastic Intentions: Bradford Junior College. Activities: A. A. '36, '38, '39, Dramatic Society '38, '39, Chorus '37, '38, Vaudeville '36, '38, '39 Advertising Staff for Year Book '39, Thrif' Association '39, Traffic '36, '37, '38, '39. Ambition: To model for McClelland Barclay. Height: 5 feet 7 1-2 inc-hes, Weight: 133 pounds. DOIVIINIC BUZZOTTA HDICKYH Wh-en he smiles there's miles of smiles and when he laughs the school laughs with him. Dom is one of those people who never get anywhere on time but when he finally does arrive - fireworks start. They say he's a terror with the ladies and a whiz at skating - but to us, hc's just one swell fellow. Born in Winchester, Mass., June 4, 1920. Hobbies: Swimming, Baseball, Football, Skating, Lipstick Imprints PHILIP DVVIGIIT CABOT PHIL That strong, silent recruit from Rindge, blessed with the charm of a Nordic, appeared hereabouts last September from a mechanical sojourn away from Winchester. Likeable, laughable, and loyal to the '39'ers, this well-dressed lad took 'the liberty of tacitly offering his presence to the graduating class - and incidentaify winning the hearts of many of the possessors of sugar and spice etc. Born in Winthrop, Mass., March 25, 1921. Hobbies: Sailing, Swimming, Diving, Skiing, Photo- graphy, Ping-Pong, Tennis, Women. Scholastic Intentions: University of Maine. Activities: Re-rl Cross Representative, Ping-Pong Club. Anrbition: To see the world in la small sailing boat. Height: 5 feet 11 inches: Weight: 160 pounds. Height: 5 feet 11 inches, Weight 155 pounds ANGELO BERNARD 'CAPUTO :'A.NGm The heavenly twins, brains and aibili-ty, are the main possessions of Ange, whos-e major occupation is debating on problems of national interest and listening to current radio commentators. Uninter- ested Ccomparativelyj in the female sex he prefers reaching to the more shallow delights of his class- mates, but he can hold his own under any circum- stances and in any company. Born in Italy, October 4, 1920. Hobbies: Reading, Listening to News Broadcasts. Scholastic Intentions: Bentley Sch-001 of Accounting. Ambition: To be a certified accountant. Height: 5 feet 3 1-2 inches: Weight: 121 1-4 pounds. ALEDA ELIZABETH CARLSON Teachers don't have to speak to Aleda to tell her to stop talking, because she just naturally doe'sn't say much. She's saving her voice 'in school so that she can sing on the radio or stage. Aleda is another girl who has been caught by the glamour of Hollywood and her great interest in clothes has led her to want to become a model. Born in Woburn, Mass., September 24, 1921. Hobbies: Knitting, Skating, Swimming, Tennis, Basketball, 'F'oot'ball, Skiing, Sliding, Etc. Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Activities: A. A. member, 4 years. Amlblitions: To be a singer or a model. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: Weight: 125 pounds. Pep, personality, and energy, flaming red hair, a winning smile, and lots of freckles, a ready, cap- CHARLES HENRY CAR-R iii E RED CHUCK JOHN GAGE CARLSON We feel sure that Jack could enter into keen competition for Frankie Brimsek's job and help the Bruins win the Stanley Cup but he is more inter- ested in the Massachusetts Nautical School and in out-of-town activities which keep him pretty busy most of the year. He takes very little time to get to the Gates of Needham but we notice he's the last one out of the cafeteria at lun-ch. Born in Winchester, Mass., October 28, 1921. Hobbies: Reading Sea Poems, Going to Needham. Scholastic Intentions. Mass. Nautical School. Activities: Freshman Football '36g Intramural Hockey '35, '36g Ski Team '37, '38. Ambitions: To command a Four Masted Bark: To be married before I'm 21, To relapse: Sail around the world in a bath tub. Height: 5 feet 7 inches: Weight: 131 pounds. 1 1 i able worker and one who has his studies down ' pat A wizard on skates and a stead baseball - . . y ' player, a good student and an able Red Cross Official. These are characteristics of our pride and r joy, Charlie Carr. Born in Camlbnridge, Mass., April 5, 1921. Hobbies: P. C., Playing Baseball, Skating. Scholastic Intentions: Prep School, Holy Cross. Activities: Baseball '38, '3.9g Basketball '39g Gym Team '35, '36, '37, '38g Treasurer of Red Cross. Ambition: To go to Sun Valley, Utah. Height: 5 feet 10 inches: Weight: 140 poun-ds. WILLIAM J. CARROLL RED To Red the following verse has a lot of meaning: Winchester girls are pretty, Stoneham girls are smart. But it always takes a Woburn girl To break Aa fellow's heart'. Red hair often 'signifies a bad temper, but to quote Mr. Carroll, that is a silly superstition, and all of us who know Red will agree with him. Friendly, easy to get along with, and a good talker - he's the tops. Born in Winchester, Mass., August 23, 1920. Hobbies: Football, Hockey, Swimming. Scholastic Intentions: None. Activities: A. A. Representative. Ambition: Join the marines or navy. Height: 5 feet 11 inches: Weight: 145 pounds. SPENCER H. CARY 'ASPENCEH J1TTERBUG Likeable, studious, dependable, quiet and fun loving plus lboeing a 'trumpet player par excellence, a large order but capably filled by a fellow destined to become either a successful professional man or one of this country's best trumpet players. Strange- ly attached to a place called Andover are his senti- ments, but, whatever it is we wish the best t'o a swell fellow. Born in Wellesley Hills, Mass., October 3, 1921. Hobbies: Trumpet Playing, Tennis, Swimming, Dancing, Riding Up To Andover. Scholastic Intentions: University oft Maine. Activities: Track, Traffic Squad, Orchestra. Ambition: To lick Joe Louis. Height: 5 feet 10 inches: Weight: 180 pounds. VIRGINIA CHAPIFN GINNY GIN Blessed with beautiful blonde hair, a slightly upturned nose, and the exalted president of North- ea'stern's Freshman Class, Ginny possesses every Qualification to arouse the admiration and envy of the entire Senior Class. She's as sweet as sfhe is pretty and as unconceited as she is popular and she's probably the only person in school who is as well-likfd by girls as she is by boys. They don't come any 'better than Gin - any nicer, any more sincere, any sweller. Born in Somerville, Mass., January 5, 1922. Hoblblies: 'Skiing and all other sports. Scholastic Intentions: Simmons College. Activities: Thrift '38, '39, Vaudeville '37, '38g Dra- matic Societyg French Club '39: Ring and Pin Committee: A. A. Representative: Cum Laude: Advertising Board of Aberjona. Ambition: It's not for me but I like it. H-eigiht: 5 feet 3 inches: Weight: 112 pounds. JOvSEPH JOHN CIARCIA JOE Mr. J. J. C. F. is the Jekyll and Hyde man of Winchester High, in the daytime we find him gracing the corridors and study halls of our be- loved building 01' else playing an excellent game of baseball on Manchester field - that's a quiet, con- scientious Joe. But' at night his heart belongs to Stoneham and he'-s transformed into a a irre 2' Y, pressible lady-killer - that's an entirely different Joe. In eith-er respect, he's tops with us. Born in Winchester, Mass., October 15, 1921. Hobbies: Anything and everything. Scholastic Intentions: Northeastern University. Activities: Chorus '36g Highlights '36, '37: Foottball '3G: Baseball '38, '39. Ambition: To find a short cut to Stoneham. Height: 5 feet 8 inches: Weight: 145 pounds. JEAN CLEMENT cLEM When little Jean has that mysterious twinkle in her eye, you know she's up to some of her con- tinuous deviltry. She possesses boundless energy which isn't wasted too much on studies, but is con- centrated on Benny Goodman, and has one of the best senses of hum-or in school. Although she bc-- lieves in safety in numbers, she has temporarily settled down - until the next' one comes along. Born in Winchester, Mass., May 31, 1922. Hobbies: Nothing in particular, everything in general. Scholastic Intentions: Hyannis State Teacher's College. Activities: Red Cross '36, '38g Thrift Association '37g A. A. Representative '37, '38g Varsity Hockey '37, Captain of 2nd Team '38, '39g Humor Editor of Recorder '39: Secretary of L'Alliance Francaise '39. Ambition: To be a successful physical education teacher. Height: 5 feet 1 inch, Weight: 108 pounds. EIIEANOR MAY COLLINS i+:1.I.Il+: A philosopher once said A friend to everyone is a friend to no one, but he was wrong - our class offers Ellie Collins to disprove that theory, for here is a girl who many people know intimately and who is liked by all - especially the Arlingf toners who go big ' for Winchester blondes. In- teresting to talk to, and pleasing to look at, Ellie is a little bit of all right. Born in Winchester, Mass., June 9, 1921. Hobbies: Ice and Roller Skating, Dancing. Activities: Chorus, Recorder. Ambition: To be introduced to the Joe Snarr of A. H. S. Height: 5 feet 2 inches: Weight: 111 pounds. MARCIA LOUISE COUIJINS MARSH Marcia Louise Collins, born on Valentine's Day, carries on the romantic work of Dan Cupid. Her most worthy gift is her ambition to play the piano in Tommy Dorsey's orchestra, which we know will burn up more shoe leather for our jitterbugs, She certainly will get there if a beautiful pair of brown eyes will make 'her ambition come true. She should go far as one of our nation's swing queens. Born in Winchester, Mass., February 14, 1921. Hobbies: Playing the Piano, and my Artie Shaw and Tommy Dorsey Records, Dancing, Base- ball Giames, Rea-ding Historical Novels. Scholastic Intentions: P. G. or Business School. Activities: Cum Laude '36, '37, '38, '39g Traffic Squad '38, 399 Vaudeville Show '37, '39: Chorus '36, '37. Ambition: To play the piano in Tommy Dorsey's orchestra. Height: 5 feet 3 1-2 inches: Weight: 109 pounds. ESTHER WTAE KOLUCCI HUCK1E Huckie is one of the strongest hockey players in Winchester, a capable worker with a little streak of reicklessness, and above all, possesses a steady unrufflied disposition. Grey Oldsmoibiles, dancing, and collecting little fraternity pins are her main passions, but she nevers allows these diversions to interrupt her studies. Perhaps that's why we like her so! Born in Winchester, Mass., February 27, 1921. Hoblbies: Dancing, Swimmini, Hockey, Collecting Boys' Fraternity Pins, Artie Shaw. Scholastic Intentions: Office work, or P. G. course. Activities: Varsity Hockey '37, '38: Class Basket- ball '36, '37: Class Baseball '36, '37, Chorus: A. A.: Recorder. Ambition: To own an Oldsmobile convertible coupe. Height: 5 feet: Weight: 107 pounds. HENRY PAD L LOLULLI BABE Babe is the little bundle of dynamite who goes wandering' around school catching the eye of every pretty tgirl he sees. Too small to play football he devotes his time, mind and energy to perlecting his billiards and bowling - anyone want a match? Henry is wide awake, willing to work, and serious. We don't know whether or not his ambition is serious, but if it is you can depend on him to make a success of it. Born in Winchester, Mass., February 24, 1921. Hobbies: Homework, Whist, Billiards, Bowling. Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Gym Team '36, '37, '38, '39, Class Basket- ball '36, '37, '38, '39, Traf'ficg Chorus: Vaude- ville Show: President of the H Club. Ambition: To be a priest. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: Weight: 130 pounds. THOMAS VVILLIAM CONIION, JR. I2H,l, '-WILLIE s'I'AR'i Two-BEM. MECHANICAL Wim. Mother calls him Willie, Sister calls him Will, Father calls him Billie, and She calls him Bill - but whatever cognomen it is, he's a wow! Two- bell is the silent, blonde Senior seen winking at every pretty female who goes by hifm on traffic, but he can get serious and play a darned good game of football. Mechanically minded, he's a master at anything he attempts - if he makes up his mind to attempt it. Born in Woburn, Mass., January 18, 1922. Hobby: Swimming in Aiberjona. Scholastic Intentions: Mass. Nautical School. Activities: A. A., Traffic '39, Football '37. Ambitions: Censored. Height: 5 feet 7 inches, Weight 150 pounds. JOSEPH FRANCIS CONNOLLY '-.low Outstanding as a fine student, a popular Sen- ior and a track star is Joe, the tall, rangy runner who has helped bring victory to the varsity track team. At tennis, too, Joe is a clever player and he is noted for 'his sense of clean sportsmanship. Headed for Annapolis, Joe is just the type that makes our Naval Academy what it is. Born in Woburn, Mass., June 7, 1921. Hobbies: Reading, all sports. Scholastic Intentions: P. G. Activities: Cross Country '36, '37, '38, Varsity Track '37, '38, '39, French Club '39, Class Bas- ketball '38, '39, Height: 6 feet, Weight: 150 pounds. JOISEPII PAUL CONNOLLY 'au nc Quiet, shy, and a little hard to 'become ac- quainted with is Joe, but when one knows him his good qualities impress one. Serious and yet pos- sessing a good personality and disposition, he is a fine athlete - outstanding in 'Cross Country and an excellent fisherman - maybe it's what he's got on the end of his line that does it! Born July 1, 19120. Hobbies: Football, Basketball, Fishing. Scholastic Intentions: Work. Activities: Cross Country, A. A. Ambition: To obtain a government position. Height: 5 feet 5 inches, Weight: 130 pounds. 6 MARY ELIZABETH CONNOLLY MAMIE ' Silent, yet you know she's there, Mary is that avid reader of History Who, in her quiet way, as- pires to come day write a best-seller. so we hear. Good natured, helpful, and willing, Mamie will get there and she'll get there through her attractive personality and her cheerful disposition. Born in Woburn, Mass., December 2, 19:22. Hobbies: Reading, Swimming. Scholastic Intentions: Work. Activities: Chorus: Cum Laude. Ambition: To be successful in the business world. Height: 5 feet 12' inches: Weight: 120 pounds. DOROTHY CONNORS DOT D0'I'TY A picture of Dot in dots: a quiet, pretty bru- nette - indispensable to the Library Club - the only female 'member of Doc Alley's physics class - a dependable girl yet one possessing a decidedly frivolous streak - an excellent swimmer. That, in brief, is the one, the only, the original Miss Dorothy Connors. Born in Charlestown, Mass., July 24, 1921. Hobbies: Swivmming, and staying up late, Walking. Scholastic Intentions: Normal School. Activities: Chorus '38g Science Club '39g Red Cross '39g Library Club '39. Ambitious: Many. Height: 5 feet 4 1-2 inches: Weight: 125 pounds. PAUL WILLIAM CONNORS 1-BILL An attractive 'smile and flirtaitious eye are not all that will make us remember lady killer Paul, for he is a natural at baseball and tennis. It is only because of his outside duties that we have not seen him on the tennis team, but take our word for it, this humorous tormentor of our faculty is one of the best. Born in Winchester, Mass., June 1'2., 1921. Hobbies: Tennis, Hockey, Baseball, Movies. Activities: Baseball '38, '39, Class Basketball '3S. Ambition: To become a second P-aul Waner. Height: 5 feet 8 inches: Weight: 147 pounds. 'I ELIZABETH ANNE COOKE HLILLIEH There may 'be harder workin-g and sweeter girls than Lillie, but we have not seen them yet. Studs ious, amwbiitious, this little girl who wears a big smile has endeared herself to teachers and class- mates alike. Lil deserves prominence in any field she chooses, and our bet is that her high school standard will be the measure of her success in business. Born in Ireland, March 210, 1920. Hobbies: Tennis, Skiing, Walking, Skating, Bicycle Riding. Intentions: To 'go to work. Activities: Chorus '36, '37, '38: Thrift Association: Red! Cross. Ambition: To travel abroad and interview foreign people. Height and Weight: Guess? RUTH COULSON -'DOPEYH H1THIE W1NDY Wanted: One attractiv-e young lady. Qualifi- cationsa- Long dark hair and big brown eyes, per- ilect figure, lovely clothes, artistic ability and 'skill as skiier for position of hostess at Alpine Ski Resort. If possible this shy young miss should be independent, sincere and sweet with a will of her own! Position filled. Born in West Medford, Mass., August 10, 1921. Hobbies: Tennis, Skiing, Drawing, Arguing and drinking pineapple juice. Scholastic Intentions: Prep. School, then Stanford. Activities: Class Hockey: Class Basketball: Class Tennis: Dramatic Club: Badminton, Current Events '38, Ambitions: Shoot Hitler, ski in the Alps. Height: 5 feet 5 inches: Weight: 110 pounds. REX THORPE CRANDALL, JR. the women, and what a menace with men! He is a Full of pep, personality appeal, good looks, and wisecracks, Rex is a swell guy all-around and is popular with both sexes alike - he's got a way with wonder on the fiddle and will probably be as good in his chosen profession, but, as for us, we'll take the fiddling. Born in Havanna, Cuba, May 14, 19221. Hobbies: Tennis, Swimming, Baseball, Music. Scholastic Intentions: Bowdoin College. Activities: Basketball, Track, Orchestra. Ambition: To become a doctor. Height: 6 feet: Weight: 153 pounds. GRACE CROUGHWELL CROAK When love, popularity and laughter were being handed out by the Norn mother, Gracie, was certainly on the right -end of the line. Just try to get her goat! She has that pleasing personality which, mixed with her snappy comebacks, makes her the one .Senior who can't help brightening up the class- room. Her favorite pastime is whizzing around town in that car of hers, dodging other vehicles. Born in West Medford, Mass., November 2, 1921. Hobbies: Driving, Sailing, aSkiing. Scholastic Intentions: Bradford Junior College. Activities: A. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Dramatic Society '36, '37, '39, Ski Clmb '37, Secretary- of A. A. '39, Business Manager of Y. B. '39, Chorus '36, Baseball '37, '38, Thrift '36, '37. Ambition: That I never wreck the car. Height: 5 feet 6 3-4 inches, Weight: 124 pounds. LAWRENCE AUGUSTINE CULLEN LARRY Quiet, humorous, a good worker, serious at times, and at other times absolutely carefree is Larry, one of the most unassuming and at the same time well-liked members of our class. Interested in athletics of all sorts Kwith emphasis on base- ball and hockeyl he is a good all-around sport, a real friend, and a 'swell fellow. Born in .South Boston, Mass., August 14, 1921. Hobbies: Baseball, Hockey, Movies, Dating up sweet- looking girls. Intentions: Work. Activities: The Feather Club. Height: 5 feet 7 inches, Weight: 150 pounds. JOHN DELLA SVETURA DELLO Dello is a man of seasons - in the fall his time is mostly spent on the football field showing underclassmen how veterans play, in the winter, he gives the girls a break and swings and sways at the A. A. dances, in the spring the Winchester Highlands look good to him, but his summers-who can say? Slightly cynical, but a good companion, Dello rates with the 'best of them. Born in Winchester, Mass., December 31, 1921. Hobbies: Walking, Billiards, Movies, Dancing. Scholastic Intentions: Boston University Business Administration. Activities: Traffic Squad '38, '39, Interclass Basket- 'ball '37, '38, '39, Football Squad '36, '37, '38, Second Team Football Captain. Ambition: To be a success. Height: 5 feet 8 1-2 inches, Weight: ????? ALFRED F. DEMINICO UAL.. Modest, happy, strong and silent, Al does not say much, but when he does talk, it means a great deal. He is outstanding in many sports, especially baseball, a field in which he shines, and his qualities of leadership, dependability, and ability have made him well-liked by everyone who knows him. Born in Winchester, Mass.. July 18, 1920. Hobbies: Sports. Activities: Baseball '37, '38, '39, Football '38: Bas- ketball '37, '38, A. A. Ambition: To play professional baseball. Height: 5 feet 6 inches: Weight: 141 pounds. EDYTHE DERBY DERB EDY A pair of twinkling, coquettish eyes, a lovely complexion, and gleaming white teeth form the eternal triangle and Edythe Derby, our pretty, dark- haired, glamour girl. To quote her favorite saying, s'he's going to dance her way to heaven, if that's the only way she can get there. Truck on down, Edy! Born in Winchester, Mass., February 25, 1921. Hobbies: Tennis, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Dancing. Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Red Cross: Traffic: Dramaticsg Class Team Tennis '37 3 Chorus. Ambition: To travel around th-e world and meet my Waterloo. ELIZABETH ANN DFICKSON BETTE BAD We hereby testify that Bette Dickson possesses dependalbility, as proved by various executive pos- itions in the Red Cross, good sportsmanship as evidenced by athletic adventures at W. H S., per- sonality as characterized by apperances in the Vaudeville Show, and ability as 'shown by her prowess in managing a hard-to-handle P. G.. Also we avow that she possesses a good portion of dev- iltry which accounts partially for her questionable nickname. Wow, what a woman! Born in Cambridge, Mass., December 7, 1922. Hobbies: Walking in the rain, Riding on roller coasters. Activities: Dramatic Society '36, '37, '39, Repre- sentative A. A. '36g Hockey '36, '37, '38g Bas- ketlball '39g Class Tennis '36, '38, Traffic '38, '39g Red Cross Representative '37, Vice-Pres. '38, President '39, Vaudeville Show '38, '39, 'Class Night Committee, Cum Laude Occasion- ally. Ambition: To sing for Artie Shaw Cyou know how I sing-ij Height: 5 feet 5 inches: Weight: 114 pounds. Height: 5 ieet 6 1-2 inches, Weight 125 pounds MARJORIE IIEIQEN DI'CKlSON MAIiDI From the time she gets up in the morning until sh-e's tucked into bed at night, Mardi's smiling face and happy giggle form adequate surroundings for her active day. Of all the seniors in the school, she certainly takes the prize for being 'the most vivacious, flirtatious and enthusiastic and 'she likes anything from hamburgers up to big blond Andover men. Born in Cambridge, Mass., December 7, 1922. Hobby: Riding in beach wagons. Scholastic Intentions: LaSalle Junior College. Activities: A. A. Representative '36, '37g Draimatic Society Representative '36g Vaudeville Show '37, '38, '39, Red Cross Representative '37: Year Book Advertising Staff '39, Ambition: Success and happiness and 'a' that. Height: 5 feet 5' inches: Weight: You guess - I'm tired. DANIEL FRANCIS DINEEN KI.NK A jack of' all trades, Kink runs, plays the piano, sings, and works with equal proficiency, and does them all well. Skilled as he is at track, Dan covers a lot of territory, ranging from Stoneham to Woburn inclusive - they say it's his speed that does it. A jovial, jolly fellow and a great runner, he should do a job on Cunningham. More power to you, Dan! Born in Winchester, Mass., August 10, 1920. Hobbies: Running, Piano Playing, Hockey. Scholastic Intentions: Wentworth. Activities: Track '38, '39: Cross Country '37, '38, '39. Ambitions: To run in a mile race with Glen Cunning- ham: to fly around the world in a plane of my own. Height: 5 feet 10 inches: Weight: 135 pounds. FRElJE'RlI'CK JOSEPH DONAHUE, JR. '-FR1c.D ':DUNNY That 'small bundle of speed that goes whizzing by in the corridors is none other than Fred Dona- hue, Dunny to you. Perhaps he gets his swiftness from keeping in trim for the track squad, where he is an important man. Who knows? He says he's not a woman hater but merely enjoys himself more without dates. If this is true, he must have a cute Sbilonde sister! Born in Somerville, Mass., December 17, 1921. Hobbies: Swimming, Pool, Cards, Listening to Draimaitizations and Traveling. Scholastic Intentions: B. U. .School oil' Business Administration, followed by B. U. School of Law. Activities: Cross Country '36, '37, '38g Track '37, '38, Co-Captain Second Team '39g Highlights Re-- porter '36, Cum Laude '35, '39, French Club '38: Class Night Committee '39g Year Book Staff '39: A. A. Representative '38g A. A. '35, '36, '37, '38. Ambition: U. S. Internal Revenue. Heigh-t: 5 feet 8 1-2 inches: Weight: 123 pounds. PH Illll' W DLLIAM DREW UPHILU Alas, Drew old fellow, 'the staid clientel of W. H. S. will be amazed when it catches wind of your most recent decision. It was 'stout of you Phil, and we advise you for signing over your long term contract to the next two of your younger brethren who should do aibly in your wake. You're really going - places, at that! Born in Somerville, Mass., June 16, 1919. Hobbies: Sailing, Cruising, Tennis, Football, Etc. Activities: A. A. Ambitious: To live a prosperous and happy life. To own a 50 ft. schooner. Height: 5 feet 9 inches: Weight: 158 pounds. RUBERT GIRARD DUNN -'BOB DINKY -'DYNAMITE' Il' one sees a smooth car speeding around a corner on th-e road to Arlington with a good-looking fellow behind the wheel, he may be sure that it's Dinkey, Winchester's prize killer-diller hurrying chez une jcune fille. Bob is one of the customary inhabitant-s of Mc:Cormack's Drug Store and the sales talks he hands out in favor' of this meeting place ought to net him a commission - maybe it does. Born in Philadelphia, Penn., Jaunary 2.9, 1921. Hobbies: Driving, Skating, Hockey, Footibiall, Track. Scholastic Intentions: P. G. or Night School. Activities: Traffic Squad: A. A. Ambition: To be a successful person in Whatever work I do. Height: 6 feet 2 inches: Weight: 150 pounds. EDNA ERICSON EDDIE A's on her report card, a Grade A personality, and an A'-1 worker, blonde- Edna is capable and able to the eleventeenth degree. A good dancer and owner of twinkling blue eyes, Elddie should fulfill her ambition easily, judging from the way sh-e goes to town with the local lads. Born in Dorchester, Mass., September 18, 1920. Hobbies: Ice-skating- Dancing. Activities: Red Cross: Thrift: Cum Laude: Chorus, The Recorder: Member of A. A. Ambition: To get my ideal man. Height: 5 feet 5 inches: Weight: 135 pounds. ROBERT V. ERICSON BOB SKIP Six foot one of brawn and muscle, is Winches- ter's handsome, blonde he-man, and God's gift to Arlington women. Bob's main interests are skat- ing :and pool, both of which he's the 'tops in, and his one great desire is to get pally with Mother Nature, in short, to become a farmer. Skip to it, kid! Born in Dorchester, Mass., March 8, 1921. Hobbies: Skating, swimming, pool. Scholastic Intentions: Agricultural College, Am- herst, Mass. Ambition: Earn S'2,000,000,000. Height: 6 feet 1 inch: Weight: 166 pounds. VINCENT FRANK ERRICO -.BABEH Errico, smooth, sophisticated swinger of swing! Babe , Winchester Highis jovial jiver, has a dual personality. Outside of school he is the whackiest jitterbug that ever had an audience, but in 'the class- roonm he settles down to a normal and studious pace. His attractive smile, his unique French pronuncia- tion fMiss Mackedon, please notell and his friendly charm will leave a lasting impression on his many friends. Go to town, Viny, old boy! Born in Winchester, Mass., June 27, 19221. Hobbies: Basketball, Tennis. Scholastic Intentions: Northeastern University. Activities: A. A. Representative: Basketball '38, '39: Ring and Pin Committee: Gym Team '36, '37. Ambition: To study Law. Height: 5 feet 6 1-2 inches: Weight: 138 pounds. DOROTHY RUTH ERWIN DOT Dorothy came to us this year from Columbus, Ohio, a worthy gilflt from the Buck-Eye lState. Her attractive personality and dark prettiness makes Us realize that there must be many back home who are sorry sh-el left. D'ot's hobby is music and the manner in which she pounds the keyboards belies her gen-erally demure, shy appearance. Born in Pittsburgh, Penna., May 3, 1921. Holbby: Music. Scholastic Intentions: New England Conservatory of Music. Ambition: Teach music. Height: 5 feet 5 1-2 inches: Weight: 110 pounds. ESPEDITO JOSEPH FICOCIELLO FICKY SNIFF BOO BOO Undoulbltedly the most ardent disciple of wine, women and -song in the Senior Class is Snitf Eicociello, the lad who believes in enjoying himself no matter what the cost. Aside from frivolity, however, Ficky , following in the footsteps of his famous brother, plays great sportsmanlike football and his track ability is unsurpassed. St. Benedict's will get something when he arrives in Kansas! Born in Winchester, Mass., April 23, 1921. Hobbies: Movies, Billiards, Girls and Dancing. Scholastic Intentions: St. Benedicts College. Activities: Co-captain oi' Football '37 2nd Team, Varsity Football '36, '37, '38, Intra-:mural Bas- ketball '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '38, Traffic Squad '36, '37, '38, Ambition: To find an ambition. Height: 5 feet 10 1-2 inches, Weight: 156 pounds. FRANCIS BUR-T FISHER BUD FISH :'Doc Ping Pong and Badminton are just his meat but not only is Bud adept at these two sports but he occupies a prominent place on the Winchester Tennis Team, a -squad where positions are few and coveted. Just hearing Doc beat it out on his drum, one knows that, to use the vernacular, he's got something there! Born in Winchester, Mass., April 2, 1922. Hobbies: 'Ping Pong, Music, Skiing, Skating, Tennis, Badminton. Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Orchestra '36, '37, '38, '39, Chorus '36, '37, '38, Red 'Cross Representative '38, Varsity Tennis '38, '39. Ambition: To be successful. Height: 5 feet 7 inches, Weight: 154 pounds. MARGARET CHRISTINE FDAHERTY CHRIS SCOTTY 39 Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me? That sums up Chris- sie, the grandest sport in school, and a steady athlete who will be missed in almost every sports line-up next year. A good student, a hard worker, a dancer with plenty of oomph, and a girl with a 'soft spot in her heart for :baseball players. Scotty , has reached the ,top in high school. Born in Winchester, Mass., November 28, 1922. Hobbies: Skiing, Dancing, All 'Sports Watching Ice Hockey Games and listening to :Artie Shaw. Activities: Chorus, Cum Laude, A. A., Thrift Rep- resentative, Varsity Hockey '37, '38, '39, Varsity Baskeiibwall '38, '39, Class Basketball '37, Traf- fic, Class Play Committee, Vaudeville Show. Ambition: To own the Boston Bruins. G E RALD WILLIAM FLOWERS TIGER JERRY Every man has two homes and one of them is Stoneham says Jerry Flowers, the lad who is so often seen hurrying toward that town of many ad- vantages and beautiful scenery HJ. Seemingly quiet in school, his personality changes so when far from res-training teachers that he warrants the nickname Tiger . He's a good sport and a good sportsman -what else can one ask for? Born in Winchester, Mass., December 1, 1920. Hobbies: Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey. Activities: Banking: Chorus. Ambition: To fly the China Clipper. Height: 5 feet 8 1-2 inches, Weight: 140 pounds. ROSALYN G-ERALDINE FLOWERS GE:n1NE': Hosni The flower of our class is this attractive dark- haired girl who, they say, knows all the answers. An excellent student, Gedine's name has graced the Honor Roll for four years, a record that is hard to beat, and her hobibies of eating and sleeping are only surpassed by that pleasant one of making many friends. All in all, 'she's mighty like a rose. Born in Winchester, Mass., June 24, 1922. Hob-bies: Baseball, Ice-skating, Basketball, Eating, Sleeping. Activities: Honor Roll: A. A. Ambition: To be a success. Height: 5 feet 4 1--2 inches: Weight: 110 pounds. WlIlIrlAM EDWIN FOGG' BILL Picture Edison without a light, Bell without a telephone, or Fogg without his test tubes and micro- scopes and there is something definitely missing. Bill, undoubtedly, is the outstanding scientist in school and hi-s ventures into the world of dissecting and embalming are unsurpassed. A fine scholar, a wi-tty friend, and rather a Romeo when it comes to moonlight and shadows, Bill is one peach of a fellow. Born in Allston, Mass., April 14, 1922. Hobbies: Collecting snakes and dissecting and em- balming. Scholastic Intentions: M. I. T. Activity: Science Club. Ambition: Biological Engineer. Height: 5 feet 11 1-2 inches: Weight: 141 pounds. 'A MARGARET FOLEY '-BIB One of the cutest members of the Class of '39 is Bib Foley that attractive brunette Senior who wears the smoothest clothes and is continually sparkling with vivacity and pep. Popular, pleasing, and pretty she is one girl of many-and numerous Winchester fellows argue that Junie is a pretty lucky guy. Hats off to a sweet, unconceited kid who knows what 'she wants and always get it! Born in Winch-ester, Mass., April 8, 1921. H-olbbi-es: Dancing, Bowling, and listening to Kay Kysei Scholastic Intentions: Business School. Activities: Hockey '35g A. A. Chairman of Adver- tising Board of Yearbookg Cum Laude '36, '37. Am-bitions: Height: '5 feet 2 1-2 inchesg Weight: 104 pounds. A U JOHN GA FFNEY GAIN- ' A regular guy with a heart as big as a house and a smile that broods mischief for someone - that's the mad mathematician 'Gaffney fGaf'f to youl. John's nose is the bane of his life fthe stuff' is here and its mellow, Gaffl but his drawback is offset by his wonderful singing voice which has more than once been the hit' of the vaudeville show. Briefly, he's O. K. Born in Winchester, Mass., May 12, 19121. Hobbies: None. Scholastic Intentions: U. S. Coast Guard School. Activities: Science Clubg Picture Committee for Year Bookg Vaudeville Show. Ambition: Invent a device for shovelling smoke into a barrel. Height: 5 feetg Weight: 125 pounds. t'llAlillEiS WILLAM GAINEY SWEDEN Charlie is the fellow with reddish blonde hair who possesses a mania for creeping up on a trust- ing friend and stealing his girl away from under his unsuspecting eyes. Swede has set many feet a-dancing at Vaudeville Shows and the like ever since we can remember. He has a very unique theme of life. A word to the wise is sufficient-a tele- phone number is better. Born in Winchester, Mass., August 29, 1921. Hobbies: Playing in a hill-billy band, Swimming, Skating. Ambitions: To be married at 30, own .my own house, car, and have an income of 545.00 per week. Height: 5 feet 9 1-2 inches, Weight: 155 pounds. we 'vw 4' ELIZABETH GANGE BETTY HROSIE- ' Come and truck it as ye go, with this sparkling, witty member of our class-the pretty little brunette who enjoys everything from dancing to lifleguards -especially lifeguards. Betty aspires to nursing and her disposition and ability point togsuccess-but that smile of yours is destined to make temperatures rise, not fall, Rosie. f Born in Winchester, Mass., -June 30, 1922. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, and listening to Clyde McCoy platy Sugar Blues . Any kind of p5pu- lar music eaturing a trumpet. Scholastic Intentions: Faulkner Hospitalf Activitiesz, Hockey '3l5, Thrift Association, A. A. Nominating Committee '38, Cum Laude '37. Ambition: To show Fez-tEinNpeople that I can and will be a success ul . . . f Height: 5 feet 2 inches, Weight: 120 pounds. i LIBONIO GUY GERARDI LIB They say that radio is still an invention of the future, and if this is true, Lib has a definite career ahead of' him, for he knows its working and devices from A to Z. He is quiet, even shy in school, but he manages to keen himself well informed about all sports, and can play a Wicked game of ping-pong as Well. Born in Winchester, Mass., .August 4, 1921. Hoblby: Likes to collect old radio parts. Scholastic Intentions: Northeastern. Amlbition: To become a radio announcer, or a sports announcer. Height: 5 feet 8 inches, Weight: 158 pounds. MDUDRED GERTRUDE GHIRARDINI UDUCKY' GERRY It is seldom that one is so fitted by personality for the position she seeks in life as is Mildred, who plans to Ibe an English teacher and who, through her four years in highschool has been an outstanding leader in English ands History. Outstanding in many activities, with a dog like Brenda to inspire her, and with her gracious 'personality which makes and keeps friends, Ducky's future success is assured. Born in Winchester, Mass., November 1, 1921. Hobbies: Driving, and taking people for a ride, wor- rying, patfting Brenda lespeciallyj. Scholastic Intentions: Radcliffe College. Activities: Cheerleader '36, '37, Head Cheerleader '38, Editor-in-Chief of? Recorder '39, Dramatic Society '36, '37, '38, Representative '36, Editor- in-Chief of Year Book '39, L'Alliance Francaise, Handbook ,Sports Editor '38, Red Cross Repre- sentative '36, Handbook Revision Committee '39, A. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Class Tennis '36, '37, '38, Junior-Senior Prom Committee '39, Class Historian '37, Highlights Reporter '36, Cum Laude occasionally, Assistant Baseball Manager '38, Manager '39, Thrift. Amlbition: To improve my bark so I won't go up the wrong tree. n , QT E1 ' ' ' 7 ' ' f I- -P 1 N t - SUZANNE GLEASON Q HSUEH . .. , Art and Sue! Sue and Art! Somehow when one thinks of Sue, the, tall blonde girl who wears the beautiful sweaters, one thinks of Art. But one also thinks of a charming friendly person who doesn't like to.1be dignified and one knows that her ability Ad personality will make her that really god -t painter. rn i inchester, Mass., March 6, 1921. Hobbies: Drawing, Tennis, Skiing, Jitter-bugging. Scholastic Intentions: King-Smith Studio School. Activities: Red Cross Representative '36, Thrift Representative '36, '37, Dramatic Society Rep- resentative '87, '38: Class Tennis Team '36, '37. '38, '39, Class Hockey '39g Class Basketball '37, , '38, Ski Club '37, French Club: A. A.: Chorus '37, '38. ' , Ambition: To be a really good portrait painter. ' ' Height: 5 feet 8 1-4 inches: Weight: 135 pounds. ROBERT EDWARD GLENDON FAT BOB . Capable in all he does, direct in all he says, and cheerful and happy to the Nth degree, Bob is the kind of a fellow we like to have around a true friend in need . H'ere's a toast to a fellow whose fiashy 'smile is the key 'to success and whose pleas- ing personality has brought him recognition in school. Bottoms up. Born in Winchester, Mass., July 2, 1921. Hobbies: None. Activities: Science Club '37g Chorus lst and 2nd year: Red Cross 4th year. Ambitions: None. Height: 5 feet 10 inches: Weight: 215 pounds. MYRTLE EDITH GOODHUE HSIS-, i W. Athletics, charm, and good sportsmanship are second nature to Sis who has received two of the most significant honors in school this year-captain of an undefeated ,hockey tea-m, and winner of the coveted Wheeler Cup. Absolutely unimpressed by the -success she has achieved, pretty Myrtle has re- mained sincere, dependable and helpful - a finc friend and a grand girl. Born in Winchester, Mass., March 16, 1921. Hobby: Teaching Mott to Suzy Q. Scholastic Intentions: State Teachers' College. Activities: Hockey '35, Varsity '36, '37, '38: Basket- ball '37, '38, Varsity '39, Class Basketball '36: Class Tennis '38, '39, L'Allian,ce Francais: Sci- i ence Club, A. A. Executive Board: Traffic Squad, Wheeler Cup: Dramatic Society, Vaude- ville Show '39. Ambition: Be a school marm. I DOUGLAS CRAFTS GRAHAM DAPPE.R In every class there is one outstanding leader, and in 1939 we have Doug Graham to offer as this person. Be-sides being a personal friend of practi- cally everyone in school, Doug stars in football, bas- ketball and tennis, and more important, he handles his books creditably, at dancing and romancing h-e's above average and he's a great guy for anything from a fight to a formal. Take a bow, Dapper! Born in Larchmont, N. Y., Novemlber '22, 1921. Hobbies: All S-ports, Dancing, Eating, and Sleeping. Scholastic Intentions: Harvard. Activities: Football '35, '36, Varsity '37, Captain '38, Basketball '36, Varsity '37, '38, '39, Varsity Tennis '36, '37, '38, Captain '39, Traffic '36, '37, Lieutenant '38, '39, Representative of A. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Vaudeviile Show '37, '38, '39, Senior Prom Committee '39, President of 'Class '36, Mansfield Cup Winner '38. Amnbition: To find a climate where 'skiiers are ex- tinct and sleep until I stop yawning for a day. H-eight: 5 feet 11 inches, Weight: 170 pounds. DONALD FRANCIS GRAY DON The old saying Every Inch a Sport might well be applied to Don, for he is a true athlete in every sense of the word-adept at baseball and basketball and one of! the school's best track men. Having 'served Winchester well in capacities rang- ing from one of our first Presidents down to the leader of the Thrift sOlrganization, he's off to make good in college life. Go to it, Don!-and don't for- get that there's always that Irish gal back home waiting for you. Born in Malden, Mass., August 25, 1921. Hobby: Sports. Scholastic Intentions: Bowdoin. Activities: Cross Country '35, '36, '37, '38, Baseball '37, Basketlball '38, Track '38, Chorus '35, '36, '37, Sophomore Class President, President of the Thrift Association '39, French Club '39. Ambition: To become a doctor. Height: 5 feet 7 1-2 inches, Weight: 135 pounds. DOROTHY GRIFFITH DOTs1E Dot has made her nearest and dearest' friends in towns surrounding Winchester, but 'she holds her own, too, when it comles to acquaintances around school. She has a pleasant personality, lots of am- bition, and exceptional piano-playing ability, all of which should help her to attain her goal. Born in Winchester, Mass., October 7, 1922. Hobbies: Collecting Indian Pennies, and all sorts of Knick Knacks, Collecting Autographs on Wooden Spoons. Scholastic Intentions: Boston University. Activities: Chorus '36, '37, '38, '39, Dramatic Society '36, Library Club '39, A. A. Ambitions: To see America first-and to become a 'school marm. Height: 5 feet 2 inch-es. FLORENCE GRIFFITH Laugh and the world laughs with you. A firm believer in this proverb, Florence has a win- ning smile that has won her many a friend. Adept at swinging a tennis racquet, possessor of a fine singing voice, and petite to the point of perfection, Florence will always be able to get along. Born in Winchester, Mass., September 1919. Hobby: Tennis. Activities: Chorus '36, '37, '38, '39, A. A. Ambition: To be a dressmaker. Height: 4 feet 6 inches. JANE HENRY GRIMES WIGGY In every Class there is one person outstanding scholastically, and in 1939 this savant is Wiggy fcurly-headj Grimes, the girl who becomes so ter- ribly upset if her report card fails to show all A's . An outstanding language student, quite a humorisit, a long distance bicyclist, and an excellent cook, fshe specializes in lemon meringue piel, Jane has got what it takes to get along. Born in Cambridge, Mass., June 3, 1921. Hobbies: Drawing, Bicycling, Swimming, Reading. Scholastic Intentions: Smith College. Activities: A. A., French Cluib, Dramatic Society, Red Cross, Science Club, Recorder, Cum Laude. Ambitions: Perfect my Spanish and French, and then travel. Height: 5 feet ,2 inches Weight 125 pounds Ril'l'A URSULA GUARINO RED Attractive, with a sparkle in her eye, capable, short and sweet, thatls Rita. Possessor of extra- ordinary good humor, pretty auburn hair, and more than the usual amount of common sense, she wan- ders from her patriotic path of duty only when supporting Arlington High at their basketball games. Joe Starr must be running wild again! Go get him, Red! Born in Boston, Mass., April 8, 19120. Hobbies: Ice-skating, Dancing, Football, Movies. Activities: Chorus, Honor Roll. Ambition: To be the first woman President of the United States. Height: 5 feet 1 inch, Weight: 115 1-2 pounds. JAMES MCLEAN GUSTIN .IIMMY GUS A blue Wilys, a handsome dark man in the driver's seat, and a pretty girl beside him-it's that man about town Jimmy Gustin, again, taking another female for a ride. Gus is a great kidder, who takes his rom-antics seriously, temporarily- and science, skiing, and canoeing, this fame in the latter field is widespreadj are his consuming pas- sions. We don't doubt your ability, Jim, but that ambition is pretty high, n'est-ce-pas? Born in Arlington, Mass., March 26, 1921. Hobbies: Sailing, Skiing, Canoe Racing. Scholastic Intentions: Mass. Institute of Technology. Activities: Science Club: Athletic Associationg Table Tennis 'Club. Ambition: To know more than Dr. Alley. Height: 6 feet: Weight: 160 pounds. CHARLES VV. HAGGERTY r'H1cK Charlie does all right around school and out- side-for although he is quiet he has a host of friends. The bar flegally of course! is his ambition and with his ability, occasional loquacity and tech'- nique he should get there without 'too much diffi- culty. We're with you, Chick. Born in Winchester, Mass., December 31, 1922. Hobbies: Woodworking, Baseball and Hockey. Scholastic Intentions: None. Ambition: Lawyer. Height: 5 feet 7 1-2 inches, Weight: 145 pounds. MARGARFT DAVIS HALL 'AMIGGTEH Take a dash of Katherine Cornell, combined with a goodly portion or original interpretation, mix well and add a heaping teaspoon of fine executive ability: cream in some blonde attractiveness for girls and boys alike, and a large amount of common sense: pour onto a Ypan well greased with brains and superior originality, cook briefiy and the finished product will be Miggie Hall, a true leader of the Senior Class. Born in Worcester, Mass., July 24, 1922. Hobbies: Dramatics fespeciallyj, doing and seeing- Artg Dancing, fboth kindsl. Scholastic Intentions: Oberlin. Activities: Traffic Squad, Lieutenant '37g Honor Roll '36, '37, '39g Class Tennis '3'7g Dramatic Society, French Cluwbg Junior-Senior Class Play '39: Year Book Staff. Ambition: Actress-director in the manner ol Orson Welles. JOHN THOMAS HALLIGAN JACKIE t'It's not the 'size of 'the man in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the man, and Jackie has plenty of spirit! An ardent baseball fan, he spends much time collecting pictures of ball players, and is himself no mean hockey devotee. Jackie's person- ality-needles-s to say, is unsurpassed and his idea of a happy day is a little work and a lot of play. He's got something there. Born in Winchester, Mass., February 21, 1921. Hobby: Collecting pictures of Big League ball players. .Scholastic Intentions: Winchester High School 1 year course. Activities: Chorus '36, '37, Class Hockey '35, '36g A. A. Member: Gym, Banking '35, '36, '37, '38. Ambitious: To play hockey for Boston Bruins and to manage the New York Yankees. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: Weight: 123 pounds. FLORENCE AVERINA HAMILTON A description of the ideal Senior dream girl would be incomplete without Florence's mouth, and a description of: Florence would be incomplete with- out a picture of a friendly girl equally interested in sports and studies-she's athletic, humorous, easy to get along with and lots of fun to know. Born in Winchester, Mass., August 26, 1922. Hobbies: Tennis, Croquet, Reading, Movie Going. Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Hockey '35, Class Hockey '36, Ambition: Private Secretary. Height: 5 feet 3 1-2 inches: Weight: 120 pounds. lilfllglilli -TA MES IIANN This is 1939. Hats off to a graduate who doesn't raise his eyebrows at every blonde he meets and wink at each brunette. Far from this, it is dulbfious whether Leslie even knows that a female sex exists fto the chagrin of certain sophomoresj so occupied is he with his pigeon and hen raising. The graduat- ing class 'sincerely wishes you luck, Leslie. Happy farming days! Born in Grand Falls, Newfoundland, in 1919. Hobbies: Raising Pigeons and Hens. Ambition: To be a scientific farmer. Height: 5 feet 6 1-2 inches: Weight: 131 pounds. MARGARET MARY HARKINS -'HARKIEH A sunny nature wins lasting friendship any- where. Harkie, the quiet, dependable and 'saga- cious student of our class illustrates this proverb well, for her ready smile has made her a pal of more than one person, male and female alike-dur- ng her high school career. Interested in a variety of things ranging from sports to dancing, Marg will fit into the modern realm of education. Go to it, M. M.! Born in Winchester, Mass., May 10, 19212. Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Skiing, Skating. Scholastic Intentions: Teachers' College. Activities: Dramatic Society '36, '37: Athletic Asso- ciation '36, '37, '38g Cum Laude '36, '37, '38, Chorus '37, '38, '39, Ambition: To be a, teacher. Height: 5 feet 6 inches, Weight: 117 pounds. DAX' ID INEVVCOMB HARRIS DAVE .IlTPE Diddle Harris is the tall left hander with the beautiful curly black hair who after he breezes through Harvard is going to give baseball a big play. An individual of the first water whose life will be his own. All in all one swell guy. Born in Keene, N. H., March 19, 1922. Hobbies: Bowling, Baselball, Stamp Collecting, Music, Theatre. Scholastic Intentions: Harvard. Activities: Science Club: French Club: Baseball '37, '38, '39, Class Basketball '38, '39g Vaudeville Show '3i8g A. A. Ambition: To live the life I love. Height: 6 feet: Weight: 145 pounds. MARY WEATIIPIRSTON HASKELL Mr. Keeney says that miracles don t happen-- but he's mistaken, for here's a girl who knows base- ball from A to Z. A fine violinist, possessor of beau- tiful, steady gray eyes, and an ardent admirer of cats, lespecially one Reibeccoj, Mary is the owner of that most valued American possession, a good sense of humor. Born in Winchester, Mass., May 12, 19122. Scholastic Intentions: Centinary Junior College. Activities: Orchestra '38, '39: Chorus '36, '37, '38, '39g Science Club, French Club: A. A. Ambition: To own a freighter. Height: 5 feet 6 inches: Weight: 115 pounds. BARBARA HAYDEN -'BAM-HE l20l3BIE If we want the gym to look pretty, or if we want to have a good time at school affairs, we give the job to Barbie because she has a knack for mak- ing things attractive fincluding herselfj even to the most critical eyes. Everything she undertakes she does with a will and a firmness which have e her to outstanding success Barbie's astime l d . p is listening to her favorite song Deep in a Dream , and knitting all sorts of smooth clothes. If any of you ever need a true friend, Barbie's the girl to look for. Born in Springfield, Mass., June 21, 1921. Holbibiesz Knitting, Collecting Hand Blown Glasses, Skating. Scholastic Intentions: College-undecided. Activities: Red Cross Representative '36, A. A. Representative '36, '37, Red Cross Secretary '37, Thrift Assistant 'Secretary '38, Thrift As- sociation Secretary '39, Prom Committee '38, '39, Basketball '36, '37, Hockey '37, '39, A. A. Dance Committee '39, French Club '39, Chorus '36, '37, '38. Ambition: If I only had some! Height: 5 feet 3 3-4 inches, Weight: 108 pounds. GEORGE SANFORD IIILDB, JR. million Gidge is the chap who keeps Mr. Keeney perpetually on his toes with his capers. He is a good and capable worker in the many activities he has taken part in. Gidge is ,full of fun and will never be forgotten by his friends. Incidentally we're sure he will get that yacht. Born in Malden, Mass., March- 218, 1922. Hobbies: Stamp Collecting, Horseback Riding, Swimming, Skating. Scholastic Intentions: Prep, Bowdoin. Activities: A. A., Dramatic Society, Thrift Secre- tary, Science Clwb, French Club, Chorus, Vaudeville, Track Manager, Advertising, Board of Aberjona. Ambitious: To own a yacht and travel. Height: 5 feet 9 inches, Weight: 145 pounds. HELEN J ESSICA IIENDRICKSON 'AEUNICEH A Pair Of Sparkling brown eyes and a stream- lined Hgure,-introducing Helen Hendrickson, the outstanding swimmer and diver of Winchester High, and the girl with the ever-ready smile and sense of humor. Eunice never asserts h-erself, yet she's al- ways there-ready to help and assist a friend in whatever way possible. Born in Somerville, Mass., December 13, 1920. Hoblbies: Diving, Dancing, Movies. Activities: Chorus, A. A. Ambition: To occupy the bridal suite on Queen Mary. Height: 5 feet 2 1-2 inches, Weight: 121 pounds. llERl3ER'l' VVILLIAM HOPKINS Hlcl:l: I:ER'I ' HfwI'PY A man after his own heart is Herfb who readily admits his ext1'aordinary versatility, his genius, and his ability to live and run away, and live to love another day. Tall, handsome, ,interested in sports, and possessing a good mechanical mind, Hoppy shouldn't have too much trouble in outshin- ing Casanova-in fact, you ought' to be able to do better, Bert. Born in Medford, Mass., September 14, 1921. Hotlbiies: Hitch-hiking, Wood-working, Skiing, Swimming, Riding, and Sailing. Scholastic Intentions: College of Hard-knocks. Activities: Football '34, Thrift '36, '37, '38, '39: Red Cross '38, '39: Gym Team '37, '38, Vaude- ville '37, '38, I Ambition: To outshine Casanova. Height: 7 feet: Weight 165 pounds. JOHN AUGUSTINE HOPKINS, JR. HHAPPYH c'HmF The chef reason that friend Happy tum- bles precariously with the masters of the mats, ap- pears to be his unquenchable desire to provide the public with palatable delicacies in due time. Per-- haps the future will see quiet John Hopkins, Jr. king of the cuisine-unless he unfortunately ac- quires a Marble Head. All kidding aside, this ver- satile young man who has made a name for himself in Dramatics and the Gym Team, is one swell guy! Born in Medford, Mass., ,April 23, 1919. Hobbies: Airplane Models, Swimming,, Sailing. Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Dramatic Society '35, '36g Chorus '36, '37, '38, '39, Gym Team '38, '39, Vaudeville Show '38, H. M. S. Pinafore. Ambition: To 'be a first class hotel or restaurant manager. Height: 5 feet 10 inches: Weight: 140 pounds. ll ART INN CIJEMENT IIORIE K HARDY l First on the gridiron, first on the baseball diamond, and first in the heart of his fellow stu- dents-girls and boys alike, Hardy appears at first glance to be the strong, silent, type but they say it isn t so . As Senior Treasurer he is official con-- troller of the class purse-strings-if he has guarded 'them a bit too zealously we'll forgive him and not forget him. Born in Freeport, Long Island, N. Y., November 12, 1920. Hobbies: Football, Baseball, Hockey, and listening to Benny Goodman swing. Scholastic Intentions: Prep School. Activiti-es: Varsity Football '36, '37, '38, Varsity Baseball '37, '38: Chorus '36, '37, '38g Class Basketball '36, '37, '38, Treasurer Senior Class: Traffic '38, 39. Ambition: To be a 'success in this big world. Height: 5 feet 8 inches: Weight: 150 pounds. i, ELIZABETH JEANE HOWARD '-BILL Jeane personifies a type which is rare in this era of painted Garbos-a calm, serene young lady with equal portions of laughter and spirit. Skiing is her hobfby and you will seldom find her around town on a winter week-end for she is off to the hills oil New Hampshire enjoying her pastime-and the company! She is also proficient at knitting, and her sweaters catch the envious eyes of many. Born in Winchester, Mass., July 7, 1921. Hobbies: Skiing, Horseback Riding, Tennis, Knit- ting, Sailing. Scholastic Intentions: Junior College. Activities: Red Cross '36, '37, '38g 'Thrift Associa- tion '36, '37, '38, Chorus '36, '37, '38, French Club, Dramatic Society: Ski Club '37, Execu-- tive: A. A. Representative '39, Prom Commit- 1 tee Chairman '39, 1 , Ambitions: To own a horse farm and raise 'thorough- bredsg to own an eskimo dog team. PRHSCILLA ELIZABETH HOWARD . '-Pnlmx' Prill is a jolly, fun'-loving person, continually having a good time. She is always very busy but generally has a smile and a word for everyone. She spends her free summer moments around the riding stables in New London-admiring the horses, Prill? Every year she takes away a cup in th-e diving event' at the Sunapee Regatta, but her chief inter- ests are at Harvard, and, after a wonderful week- end, at West Point. Born in Winch-ester, Mass., July 25, 1921. Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Diving, Tennis. Scholastic Intentions: Sweetbriar College. Activities: Red Cross Representative '363 Thrift Association '37, '38, Dramatic Society '36, '37, '38, Traffic Squad '38, 39, French Club: Ski Club '37g Chorus '36, '37, '38, A, A. Representa- tive: Assistant Chairman of Advertising Board of Year Book. Ambition: To own a barnful of horses. CARL ROBERT JOHNSON CARLlE .10H.NNIE Carl, the tall slender blonde boy who stands out ' on 'both the baseball diamond and the basketball fioor shows promise of becoming an outstanding professional athlete. In high school he has shown his exceptional ability in all athletics, his great de- pendability in various organizations and his ambi-- tion in-numerous fields. A prominent senior, a heautiful pitcher, and the idol of the junior class, Johnnie, with his ready smile and readier wink has got what it takes, and - it takes w-hat he's got. Born in Winchester, Mass., May 11, 1922. Hobby: She got me! Scholastic Intentions: Prep School, N. H. State. Activities: Cross Country '36: Basketball, 2-nd Team '36, Basketball, lst Team '37, '38, Captain '39, Baseball, :2nd Team '36, lst Team '37, '38, '39' Traffic Squad, Ring and Pin COI!1lTll'tt'68Q A. A Member: Chorus '36, '37, '38. Ambition: To pitch against and beat my brother, Art, in the lbiig leagues, and marry at 21. 7 RUSSELL WARBURTON JOY Russ In every kingdom there is a Prince Charming and in our class this suave, sophisticated Joy, the most versatile lad in school. Determined to elude womanly wiles and junior attractions Donnie camps out frequently at the bowling alleys where they say his practice has made him perfect, and he is a not unusual sight around the gym during basket- ball season. Born in New Jersey, February 28, 1921. Hobbies: Bowling, Ping' Pong, Helping Others. Scholastic Intentions: 'College Activities: Vaudeville '36, '37, '38, '39g Red Cross '39g Highlights '35g Assistant Editor Aberjonag Gym Team: Traffic '39, Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, Why the Chimes Rang , Basketball Man- ager '36, '37, '38, Ambition: 'To be a bachelor. Height: 5 feet 9 inches: Weight: 145 pounds. ROBERT JOYCE BOB A one-man hockey team when it comes to ice, and a wizard at dividing his time between Arling- ton and Stoneham is Bob, our quiet, versatile, and exceedingly popular young man who- whizzes in and out of school with reckless abandon, stopping only occasionaly to do a very little bit of studying. We don't see 'too much of him but we see enough to know that h-e'll get by with the twinkle in his eye. Born in Winchester, Mass., February 15, 1921. Hobbies: Skating, Skiing, Baseball, Basketball. Activities: A. A.: Chorus. Ambition: Retire. Height: 5 feet 7 inches: Weight: ?'??? THOMAS JOYCE f-TOM Mad, bad and dangerous to know - that's Tommy Joyce, the beau of females from Woburn to Wakefield and the famous collector of rare speci- mens of all kinds. His spare- time is spent either playing hockey or basketball, or at the manly sport of ping-pong, at which he is adept. Born in Winchester, Mass., November 5, 1921. Hobbies: Collect all kinds of rare specimens, Skat- ing, Swimming, Baselball, Football, Basketball, Hockey, Ping-pong. Scholastic Intentions: Indefinite. Ambition: Become a bartender. Height: 5 feet 7 inches: Weight: 130 pounds. MARY FHRIISPTINE KE L-LE Y f'URLY Mary is the girl with the wealth of wavy, chest- nut hair, a. friendly smile, and boundless good hu- mor. In class or on the athletic field, she is right at home, 'but her vmfost enjoyable moments are spent trucking on down on a dance fioor. Mary can always be depended upon to do anything well, so success should be hers-go get it, Curly ! Born in Winchester, Mass., June 5, ,1922. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Skating, Movies. Intentions: Typist. Ambition: To be a typist in some business concern. Height: 5 feet 3 inches: Weight: 102 1-2 pounds. EDWARD F. KENNEY EDmE Eddie is popular, an athlete, and a leader, but more than that he is 'the best pal a fellow can have -and yet he himself will tell you that there are better boys in our class. He's that kind of a guy! Ed starred on the basketball floor and led the baseball nine to a successlul season while his social life lburought him the 'title of a man's man and all that '. But those on the inside know better. Born in Medford, Mass., February 11, 1921. Hobbies: Sports, Cartooning. Scholastic Intentions: Holy Cross. Activities: Baseball '36, '37, '38, Captain '39, Bas- ketball '37, '38, '39: Treasurer of A. A. '38: Vice President of A. A. '3'9: Class Play Com- mittee '39g Vaudeville Show Committee '38, '39, Prom Committee 38g Traffic Squad '38, '39' French Club '39. Ambition: To be a major league ball player. Height: 5 feet 11 inches: Weight: 154 pounds. PAULINE THERESE KENTON POLLY PEPPER She has everything! A vision of blonde love- liness, with mischievous :brown eyes, and sparkling wit. Polly has a lot of ambition and it's a sure thing that she will succeed, if her B. C. friends don't catch up with her before her career gets started. Born in South Boston, Mass., October 21, 1921. Hob-bies: Eating, Sleeping, Reading, Poetry, Blush- ing, and trying to control a quick temper. Scholastic Intentions: Boston University. Activities: Basketball '35, '36, '37, Class Basketball '37, Chorus: A. A.: Dramatic Club '3-5. Ambitious: Foreign Correspondent and to control my blushes. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: Weight: 112 pounds. ETHEL MARGITERITE KERRIGAN SIS Personality plus characterizes pretty Ethel, the girl who startled us this year by laughing and growing thin - so thin that h-er figure is now the envy ol her many classmates and friends. Blessed with an exceptionally fine singing Qand swingingj voice, a wonderfully even disposition, and such eyes ill, Sis should go a long way in life. Born in Winch-ester, Mass., May 19, 1922. Hobbies: Tennis, Skating, Singing. Scholastic Intentions: None. Activities: A. A.: Dramatic Society: Chorus: Vaude- ville Show 39. Ambition: To sing a duet with Bing Crosby. Height: 5 fleet 6 1-2 inches: Weight: 134 pounds. EVERETT HENRY KIMBALL, JR. B1iNTY SLIM Lean, lanky, and likeable - lots of fun and a shark at pool and ibilliards - popular with every- one because of his great disposition - that's Bunty. Slim's habitat seems to ibe the bowling alleys where he spends his time fro-mi dawn to dusk, and he is a familiar figure standing on traffic around school. All in all - a swell fellow! Born in Winchester, Mass., May '25, 1920. Hobbies: 'Stamp Collecting, Swimming, Billiards, Pool. Scholastic Intentions: Franklin Union or Bentley s. Activities: Traffic '39, Ambition: To graduate in fiv-e years. Height: 6 feet 3 inches: Weight: 152 pounds. JOHN PULYLMAN KLSHLER J, P. There are all kinds of packages - J. P. comes in a big one and he's terrific! A superb actor, his ambition doesn't exceed his talent, and the work he has accomplished in every organization in W. H. S. is unexcelled. Having the proverb-ial finger in every pie, Jack not only is the outstandfng active member of our class, but he finds time also to smoke num- erous piipes, sleep, and show Belmont how Winches- ter fellows go to town. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, April 12, 1921. Hobbies: Collecting Pipes, Sleeping, Golf, Reading. Scholastic Intentions: Browne and Nichols, Harvard. Activities: Executive Boa1'd oi the A. A.: Mgr. of Track and 'Cross Country: Class Play '38, '39: Short Plays, Vaudeville Show '37, '38, '39: Traf- fic: Assistant Business Manager of Year Book: French Club: Dramatic Club: Chorus: Science Club: Current Ev-ents Club. Ambition: To do a Cyrano that will make Hamp- den's look mediocre. Height: 5 feet 8 1-2 inches: Weight: 168 pounds. DOROTHY KLYCE - DOT Dot's middle initial ought to be A, for during the past two years she has been holding her own with an almost perfect record in Miss Palmer's math classes. Knitting the smoothest sweaters and socks, etc., is just one of her major achievements which, combined with trustworthiness and likeabil- ity, makes up Dorothy Klyce, a girl we'll be proud to remember as a High School friend. Born in Winchester, Mass., April 27, 1921. Hob-bies: Knitting, Sailing, Sports, Reading, Col- lections of anything, Scholastic Intentions: Swarthmore College. Activities: A. A. '36, '37, '38, '39g Class Hockey '36, '37, '38, '39g Class Basketball '36, '37, '38, '39g Chorus '36, Secretary of Science Club '39g Cum Laude '36, '37, '38, 39. Aimbition: To succeed in business and have enough time for all the other things I want to do. Height: 5 feet 9 1--2 inchesg Weight: ???? ' LOIS LADIJ Confidentially, Lois is a very nice person, she's iun to be with, interesting to talk with, and ready and willing to do most anything, even History. Everyone knows of her skill as a tennis player, captain of our team in fact, and everyone knows also that the perseverance and ability which have taken her thus far, will certainly take her a great deal farther. Born in Winchester, Mass., June 7, 1921. Hobbies: Tennis. Ping'-Pong. Activites: A. A. Representative '36, '39, Tennis Team '36, '38, '39, Captain '38, Basketball Team '39g Ping-Pong Club. Ambitions: To get into Connecticut, Travel. Weight: N. O. Y. B. DOR0 PHY LAVVSON DOT Sl'El'IlJ Tallness, slenderness, and a pleasant appear- ancc, are the characteristics of one Dot Lawson. Any year from the last of May to the first of September you can expect to find Dot in Ogunquit, Maine, having a wonderful time, as she explains it. It was partly due to Dottie's hard work as Bus- iness Manager that the first edition of the Re- corder was such a success. So here's all our best wishes flor good luck in the future to a girl who ieally deserves it. Born in Winchester, Mass., July 23, 1922. Hobbies: Swimming, Skating, Dancing, Riding, Motorcycling. Intentions: Office Work. Activities: Cum Laude '36, '37, '38, '39g Cl:-ours '36, '37g Recorder '39g Thrift '36g A. A. '36, '37, '38, Ambition: To 'be able to drive a motorcycle. Height: 5 feet 8 inches, Weight 116 pounds. MARY PHYLLIS LEDUC PILL PHIL Spontaneous, friendliness, smooth sweater-and- skirt combinations, beautiful blue eyes, and an ever- ready helpfulness are all characteristics of Phyl LeDuc, one of our sweetest and most popular girls. Besides ruling the Senior Class as its worthy sec- retary, this small girl is reputed to be the power behind the throne of the A. A. A sturdy rooter of all our sports, and a grand person - that's Phyl making friends wherever she goes. Born in Winchester, Mass., March 21, 1921. Hobbies: Swimming, Sailing, Dancing. Scholastic Intentions: Bridgewater State Teachers. Activities: Chorus, Class Hockey '38, '39g A. A. Representative '38, '39, French Club: Cum Laude: .Secretary of Senior Class: Recorder: Dramatic Society. Ambition: To attend an opera. Height: 5 feet 'Z' inches: Weight: 95 pounds. ALYIRA JOAN LITONGO Al. VERA Light hearted and content she wanders through life, playing tennis, skating, and teaching the aesthetic arts of dancing to a young Junior in her spare time. Interested in almost everything, but concentrating her talents mainly on sewing and studying fsometimesl, Vera enjoys herself wherever she goes and whoever she goes with and that's important! Born in Winchester, Mass., 'February 23, 1920. Hobbies: Skating, Poetry, Sewing, Tennis. Scholastic Intentions: Business School. Activities: A. A.: 'Cum Laude Coif and onj. Ambition: To be able to type a 10-minute test with 60 words or over and no errors. Height: 5 feet 3 inches: Weight 116 pounds. RICHARD lullNVAlxD LY NCII Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we go to school is Chi-Chi's sage philosophy of life. This gay outlook paired with a twinkle in his eye and a handsome wave in his hair, has raised young Mr. Lynch to the status of idol of the Freshman females. A master at Tumbling fin every sense of the wordy and a dancer of extraordinary talent, Chi-Chi takes life as it comes and thinks it's just a bowl of cherries. Born in Winchester, Mass., August 11, 1921. Hobbies: Singing, Dancing, Skating. Activities: Gym Team '36, '37, '38, '39, Chorus, Interclass Basketball: Vice-President of the H Club. Ambition: To spend a million. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: W'eight 130 pounds. ANN ELIZABETH MCCARRON BETTY Betty will best be remembered for her jolly spirit and her keen sense of humor. A sunny smile, dancing eyes and Betty - an inseparable trio. Add to this a real flair for chic style and a mass of naturally curly hair. Betty is the ideal girl to don a nurse's uniform and charm the opposite sex. Born in Winchester, Mass., April 13, 1922. Hobbies: Knitting, Skiing, Movies. Scholastic Intentions: Nursing School. Activities: Thrift '35, '38: A. A. '35, '36, '37, '3S: Class Hockey '38, '39g Chorus '35, '36, '38g Ad- vertising Board of Year Book. Ambition: To be as interesting as Mr. Alley. Height: 5 feet 3 inches: Weight 107 pounds. MARGARET MARY RICHARD ISTEPHEN Mc,CORMACK DARBY -'RICHYH DICK Prominent not only as an honor student' but also as a fine athlete. Richy has made an exceptional record in high sch-ool. Well-liked, good-looking, modest, and versatile - Bashing an attractive smile and possessing an extraordinary way with women - clear and used to th-e ways of the world - an outstanding Winchesterite ii there ever was one - behold the ideal Senior! Born in Winchester, Mass., November 14, 1922. Hobbies: Pool, Skating, Sleeping. Scholastic Intentions: College Unknown. Activities: Football Varsity '36, '37, '38: Class Bas- ketball '35, '36, '37, '38g Varsity Basketball '36g A. A. Executive Board: Highlights '35, '36, Vaudeville Show: Class .President '39. Ambition: To go back to Ireland. Height: 5 feet 10 inches: Weight: 165 pounds. MCDONALD MARC Descended from a long line of McDonald successes, Marg could not have escaped popular- ity in Winchester High School - great things were expected of her. And we were not disappointed. Possessor of a 'fine sense of humor, excellent sports- manship, outstanding scholastic ability, and a gamin- like grin which appears at the most unexpected moments, Marg exemplifies the spirit of Win- chester High School. Born in Winchester, Mass., February 20, 1922. Hobbies: Tennis, Swimming, Animals. Scholastic Intentions: Simmons College. Activities: Class Tennis '36, '39: Class Hockey '38, '39g Class Basketball '38, '39: Chorus: A. A.: Thrift: Dramatic Society '35, '36g French Club '39: Science Club '39g Honor Roll: Year Book. Ambition: Research. Height: 5 feet 6 inches: Weight: 114 pounds. MARY LOUISE MCGRVATH MAC Mac is tl:-e spirited, light-hearted girl with the big, saucy eyes, who hasn't a care in the world except New Hampton, which is ceasing to become a care. Her beauty is only surpassed by her person- ality, her pep, and her charm. Always a diplomat, Mac' can put anyone at ease in a moment. She is a smooth, gracelul dancer, and a swing fanatic - can she jivel Born in B1'ighton, Mass., June 21, 1922. Hobbes: Artie Shaw, Dancing, Golf and all sports. Scholastic Intentions: Colby Junior College. Activities: Dramatic Society '36, '37, '38: Chorus '36, '37, '38, '39g Vaudeville '38, '39, A. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Class Basketball '38, '39g Dramatic Club Representative '37, '38, Class Pictures '39, Thrift Association '37, '38. Ambition: To have a good orchestra of my own. Height: 5 feet 4 inches, Weight: 105 pounds. ANNE VERONI C A MUHUG Il HRONNY' Ronny is that cute blonde trick you see wan- dering around the school with a far'-away look in her eyes - maybe she's dreaming albout Newton. But then, you never know because if you ask her, she'll just shrug and you're still in the dark. How- ever, numerous people have 'shed light on her pri- vate life to the extent of letting us know that not only is she pretty and intelligent but is lots of fun in the bargain. Born in Stonehalm, Mass., April 17, 1921. Hobbies: Swimming, Skating, Skiing. Activities: Chorus: Cum Laude, A. A. Ambition: To be a snake charmer. Height: 5 feet 3 inches, Weight 95 pounds. DOROTHY MCMANUS DOT Tall, blonde, pretty blue eyes, sweet sixteen and never f?J lbeen kissed, Dot likes variety in all things, especially the B-DCI-Y-S. She plays tennis on windy days, knits things that can't be worn and big league 'baseball and small town basketball players are her hobbies. But all kidding aside, Dot is one of the finest and most straightforward girls in the class of '39, Born in Winchester, Mass., .April 11, 19212. Hobbies: Tennis, Big' League Baseball, Knitting. Scholastic Intentions: Business College. Activities: Hockey: Class Basketball, Recorder, Cum Laude '35, '36, A. A. Ambition: To travel in the 48 states by automobile. Height: 5 feet 6 1-2 inches, Weight 120 pounds. MARGARET MARY MCNALLY MAC PEG Mac, the girl with a smile for everyone fes- pecially the 'boysl has won the hearts of students and faculty alike throughout her four years of high school. She excels both in sports and studies, with a sideline of attracting 'the male sex easily. When there is sewing to be done, her dextrous hands are right on the job, as can be seen by thc smoothie clothes she wears, and she is popularity personified. Born in Winchester, Mass., September 18, 1921. Hobbies: Sewing, Eating, and all sports. Scholastic Intentions: Boston University. Activities: Secretary of Sophomore Class, Junior- Senior Prom Committee '33, Sports Editor of Year Book, Class Night Committee, Thrift '38, '39, Traffic Squad, Cum Laude '36, '37, '38, Chorus '36, '37, A. A., Varsity Hockey '36, '37, '38, Varsity Basketball '38. Ambition: Start a 48 hour day so I can have plenty of time for everything f'?J. Height: 5 feet 2 1-2 inches, Weight: Varies. JOHN HUGH MACPARTLIN v DO lWAC Ever 'since entering High School Mac has been kept on t-he run, not only by various positions of enviable importance, but also as a member and captain of the fleet-footed Track Squad. Willing, dependable and super-efficient, 'the '39'ers respect John as a real leader, admire him as a man whose bachelor quarters are unblemished f?J in Win- chester, and applaud him as a fine class officer. Born in Winch-ester, Mass., April 15, 1921. Hobbies: All Sports, Movies, Scholastic Intentions: College. Activities: Secretary of Freshiman Class '36, Cross- Country '36, '37, '38, Captain '38, Track '36, '37, '38, Co-Captain Second Team '38, Vice- President of Senior Class '39, Basketball '37, '38, A. A., French Club, Chorus, Cum Laude, Boys' Sports Editor of Year Book. Ambition: To teach. Height: 5 feet 7 1-2. inches, Weight 135 pounds. JOHN JOSEPH MAGUIRE MAC PAT Mac is one of the privileged few who have obtained their B.S.A. degree, and although he claims he is still working for this, his listeners believe he received it long ago. All kidding aside, Pat is a regular fellow and a good companion, although he is continuously trying to find out what makes things tick. Very literary-minded, and interested in nav- igation, Mac cloesn't go around looking' for trouble but he can take care of himself if he finds any. Born in Winchester, Mass., February 15, 1922. Hobbies: Skiing, Skating, Bowling',, Fishing. Activities: Cross-Country '38, Science Club, Track Team '39, Class Play Committee. Ambition: To make a million dollars. Height: 5 feet 11 inches, Weight: 140 pounds. GRACE PATRICIA MALLOY GRACE ,t An attractiveiaplpearance is not the only thing that characterizes fGrace, lfbr her personality is both becoming and charming enought to fit into this picture of a pretty girl and a melody. Quiet, modest, serene, and independent, she calmly goes her way through life, rarely becoming excited or perturbed, but when she does, she's dynamite! In a few words, Grace is a sweet little gal who loves all sports, Qboth kindsj. Born in Winchester, Mass., April 29, 1922. Hobbies: Music, Skating, Swimming, Skiing. Activities: A. A.: Cum Laude: Chorus. Ambition: To reach the top of a ladder in one jump. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: Weight: 110 pounds. MARY GE RTRU DE MALLOY sis The better you know her, the better you like her, and 'the better you like her the more you realize that Mary is a person who would rather do things than talk about them. Lovely ftitian hair and charming dimples save Sis the trouble of making come-hither eyes, for her appearance and person- ality are irresistible. Mary's mental machinery is in perfect working order and she has many friends, because she is one. Born in Winchester, Mass., February 27, 1921. Hobbies: Collecting Pennies for Porky, Skating, Swimming, Music. Scholastic Intentions: Business School. Activities: A. A., Cum Laude. Ambition: To travel around the world. Height: 5 feet 5 inches: Weight 156 pounds. RUTH EVANGEIAINE MANNING RUTHIE One of the prettiest members of our class, Ruth has great proficiency with- the needles fboth sewing and knittingj, a rare virtue these days - especially rare in 'such a modern girl. Her hobbies are sports in general, sailing in particular, and day-dreaming in general, of Melrose in particular - but besides these diversions she .takes time out to lbe a good student and a swell sport. Born in Winchester, Mass., December 19, 192-1. Hobbies: Day-dreaming, Collecting, HJ, Sailing. Scholastic Intentions: P. G. Activities: A. iA.g Science Club: Class Basketball: Class Hockey: Chorus: Dramatic Society. Ambition: To be a lady. Height: 5 feet 4 inchesg Weight: 118 pounds. MARJORIE ELIZABETH MANZIE MARGIE SCOOP Marge, gentle reader, is a cut-up! Full of the proverbial pep, vim and vigor, she enjoys her- self every minute of her busy day. It's Scoop's idea 'to have fun whenever possible, she's the life of the party wherever she goes, and her fine sports- manship, as shown in hockey and baseball, is a worthy example for all underclassimen. We won't forget you, or your grand spirit quickly, Marge! Born in Winchester, Mass., July 12, 19212. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, all other sports. Walking long distances. Scholastic Intentions: P. G. Activities: Varsity Hockey '37, '38, '39g Varsity Baseball '38, '39: Chorus: A. A.: Traffic Squad: Banking. Ambition: To be a doc't0r's secretary. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: Weight: 105 pounds. GRAVE JEAN MARCIIESI A ready comeback for every occasion, a smooth dancer, and a big heart filled with kindliness and friendliness, all make Gracie the pleasing compan- ion that she is. Already well on the road to success, having gone to a Beauty Culture School all winter, Grace promises to become a skilled fbieautician in the near future. Born in Winchester, Mass., April 24, 1921. Hobbies: Dancing, Roller Skating, Swimming, Movies. Scholastic Intentions: Studley's School of Beauty Culture. Activities: A. A. Ambition: To open a beauty parlor of my own some clay. Height: 5 feet: Weight: 118 pounds. WILLIAM H. MEEK BILL '1'WEET Billy, as Mrs. Stacy calls him, can be seen every afternoon down at the Winchester Alleys Cgetting stuck by Mr. Bartlett or Mr. Leary in bowlingj. He's quite the ladies' man, iso they sayl and his flashing smile seems to be what he's got that 'gets them. All kidding aside, Tweet is a grand .felltow and if he realizes his ambition, he'll be sure success. Born in Winchester, Mass., November 1, 1920. Hobbies: Hockey, Horseback Riding. Scholastic Intentions: University of Maine. Activities: Banking '36, '37, '38, '39, A. A. '36, '37, '39g Traffic '36, '39, l Ambition: To become a teacher as well llked as Bart. Height: 6 feet: Weight: 175 pounds. AVNVFIIONY MEDARAGNI l TONY ':K1D THE BOY Mama, that man is here again! You know, the one with the elastic muscles the can almost turn himself inside outl and the bee-yootiful smile. Gee, he's handsome! Oh Mama, they say he's a wonderful athlete, ever so popular, and that he slings a line that would slay the best of them! And is he fast wh-en it comes to track! No one can catch up with him! That man is here again! Born in Italy, Decemlber 10, 1919. Hobbies: Pool, Billiards, Swimming, Driving, Read-- ing, Homework, Tennis, Collecting Butterfly Flappers. Scholastic Intentions: A. T. C. Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Class Basketball, Gym Team, Traffic. 1 Ambitions: Undecided. Height: 5 feet 8 inches, Weight: 138 pounds. RUTH ANN MERROW RAM If you're wondering what Ruth Ann does with l her summers, merely inquire at the Winchester Boat Club - chances are you'll see her there hard at play with Don'l Duck, the Merrow's snipe. Besides being a good sailor Ram is an honor stu- dent and a Valued hockey player. She has the reputation of being champion senior Gym skipper, a precedent established because even Miss Young can't resist her sparkling smile. Born in Andover, Mass., May 21, 1921. Hobbies: Sailing, Swimming, Skating. Scholastic Intentions: Jackson. Activities: Varsity Hockey '36, '37, '38, Dramatic Society '35, '36, lA. A. '35, '36, '37, '38, Class Basketball '36, '37, French Club '38, Science Club '38, Cum Laude '35, '36, '37, '38, Chorus '35, '36, '37, '38. - i Ambition: To get a wonderful job. Height: 5 feet 3 inches, Weight: 120 pounds. THOMAS MILLYAN MECCA Tall, tanned and terrific, that s Mecca, who is widely known for his famous laugh, his ability to 'ttoss the ox and his reputation as a good dancer. Somewhat a conneisseur of the fair sex, he spends his study periods analyzing girls who enter the room, yet he takes time out to be one of the most popular boys in our class and to be realy serious about his business - especially when it comes to reforming Anne. Hobbies: Swimming, Hockey, Pool, Stamp Collect- ing, House Dates, Homework. Activities: Football '35, '36, '37, '38, Gym Team '35, '36, '37, '38, Traffic, Class Basketball '36, '37, '38, '39, Chorus '36, '37, '38, Secretary of H Cluib. Amfbition: To become president of the Lonely Hearts Club. Height: 5 feet 10 inches, Weight: 158 pounds. MARIE ANN MIIS!TRETTA WEE-WEE Dainty, delicate, delightful -- that's Marie. A lover of music, an all-round sport, a scholar, and a true friend. When the new Winchester Theatre was completed, and Marie still continued to pat- ronize the Stoneham movies, the air became filled with suspicion that there was a strong-er attraction than the Stoneham cinema that was drawing her interest. There is! Born in Winchester, Mass., February 24, 1922. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Sports, Movies. Activities: Chorus '36, '37, '8, '39g 'Cum Laude '36, '37, '38: A. A. Member. Ambition: To be a secretary . Height: 5 .feet 3 inches: Weight: 104 pounds. ,H ELIZABETH GAYTON MITCHELL BETTY Bashful and modest is Betty! But we have yet to find out why, for she is attractive, a good stu- dent, and her personality and sweetness have brought her a. great many friends. All these assets combined with her ability as a horsewoman have made her popular in school and will continue to pave her way in later life. Born in Winchester, Mass., November 16, 1921. Hobbies: Horses, ,Ping-Pong, Reading. Scholastic Intentions: Teachers' College, Gorham, Maine. Ambition: To own a really fast trotting horse. Height: 5 feet 4 inches, Weihtz 116 pounds. MARY LORRAINE MOLLEA Mary is an attractive dignihed brunette, who is so calm and resourceful no matter what happens. She can easily be won over by those who try and her passion for flowers, especially roses, is her main weakness. She hopes someday to sail through the South Sea Islands - that is, if he consents to go with her. Born in Winchester, Mass., January 27, 1922. Hobbies: Movies, Dancing, Collecting Souvenirs, Tennis. Scholastic Intentions: Burdett College. Activities: Honor Roll: Banking: A. A. '37, '38, Ambition: To be a receptionist in a doctor s office. Height: 5 feet 3 1-2 inches, Weight: 116 pounds. we-ar rv 1 VIRGINIA FRANCES MORAN GINGER In Ginger we have an active girl, bashful at times and possessing a delightful old-fashioned blush, but utterly modern in all other respects. She is a proficient dancer and well-versed in the act of horseback riding -- but her main attraction lies in that delicious giggle which is so likely to attract members of .the opposite sex. Born in Winchester, Mass., April 19, 1921. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Horselback Riding, Boating, Skating. Scholastic Intentions: Attend a business school. Activities: Chorus '36, '37, '38, '39'g Class Basketball Class Hockey: A. A. Amlbitionz To be a doctor's secretary. Height: 5 feet 3 inches: Weight: 118 1-2 pounds. BARBARA CAROL MORTENSON HBOBBIEH SCOTTY UBARB-SIE Lost: In New Jersey during the 'summer of 1938, a pretty blonde young lady possessing exceptional abilitvy with the needle and on the dance fioor, and having the enviable quality of being a generous and sincere friend. There disappeared' with her a rare collection of menus and the hearts of various local lads, coupled with a personality of deep charm and attraction. Found: Located in 'Winch-ester, Mass. Born in iWinches'ter, Mass., April 20, 1921. Hobbies: Reading, Riding, Meeting People, Dancing, Boating, Menu Collecting. Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Chorus '39, Ambition: To be well liked by everyone. Height: 5 feet 7 1-2 inches: Weight: 136 pounds. I BARBARA MOULTON DINKY They call it whacky dust. Maybe that's what she's go-t, but wherever she is, Barbie certainly is always the life of the party. A treat' is in store for anyone who hasn't had the privilege of wit- nessing her in one of those .certain moments. The absent-minded professor has nothing on Barb -- however, once she sets out to do 'something you can d-epend upon her carrying it through. Born in Bridgeton, Maine, Novermlber 30, 1921. Hobbies: Skiing, Sailing. Scholastic Intentions: Colby Junior College. Activities: Red Cross Representative '36g Class Treasurer '38g French Club '39g Dramatic So- ciety: Hockey Manager: Cum Laude: Ski Club '37g Vaudeville '37, '38g A. A. V Ambition: To invent square hats for blockheads. Height: 5 feet 3 3-4 inches: Weight: 114 pounds. RIITA MARGARET MOYNAHAN TAFFY It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice, and Taffy is both of these things. She came to us in 'her Junior year from Medford where they generally termed her as one fine girl and Win- chester agrees heartily with them. Rita enjoys all sports, especially skiing and skating and they say she kno-ws athletics thoroughly. All in all, she seems to be the typical Trinity girl. Born in Somerville, Mass., October 3, 1922. H-obbies: 'Collecting' Nick-Nacks, Skiing, Skating. Scholastic Intentions: Trinity College. Ambition: To be a doctor. Height: 5 feet 6 inches, Weight: You Guess. JOHN DANIEL MULIRENAN Mui, If a fellow's necktie is suddenly swished out or if you are tripped unexpectedly, you may be reasonably sure that Mul is nearby. He is a great practical joker, but h-e never harms anyone by his playful pranks. Mul likes to play cards and usually wins when he has a partner who can understand his signals. A great movie and sports fan, he doesn't neglect his studies entirely, lbfut is an all- around ilellow. Born in Winchester, Mass., November 14, 1921. Hobbies: Bowling, Cards fPokerJ, Swimming, Hockey. Scholastic Intentions: Indefinite. Activities: A. A., Feather Merchants Club. Ambitious: To beat Joe Rubbico's record. Also to graduate. Height: 5 feet 10 1-2 inches: Weight 140 pounds RAYMOND FOSS MURDOCH, JR. A -.RAYH The mad Russian Murdoch, one of the strong, 'silent men in the .Senior Class, is the lad who can kick the pigskin 90 yards in football season, or slug a baseball for a home-run at will. Ray is greatly interested in aircraft of any kind - his hobbies are sports of any kind, and his pet dislike is women of any kind. What manner of man is he? Born in Somerville, Mass., October 20, 1920. Hobbies: Sports, Airplanes. Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Baseball '36, '37, '38, '39g Football '38g Intramural Basketball '38g Intramural Hockey '35, '36. Ambitious: Areonautical Engineer and to make money. Height: 5 feet 8 1-2 inches, Weight: 176 pounds. FREDERICK LEO MURPHY MURF Noted for his fiashy smile, extraordinary history ability, and excellent taste in redheads, Freddie rep- resents the Come what may type in Winchester High. A friend in every 'sense of the word, a de- cided Hirt, and a fine swimmer, Murf believes in the proverb - Love and learn - he learns! Born in Winchester, Mass., April 219, 1920. Hobbies: Swimming, Stamp Collecting, Movies. Scholastic Intentions: Night School. Activities: A. A. '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Feather Merchant: Honor Roll '38. Amlbitions: Many. Height: 5 feet 6 inches: Weight: 136 pounds. MIRIAM FRANCIS J OlS?EPH MURRAY MUSCLES BUTCH CHUCK An outstanding leader, a fine athlete, and one of our most popular graduates, Franny has come a long way since he startled the school as a Fresh- man by scoring a touchdown in his first Varsity game. Muscles sterling performances both on the gridiron and in track, and his sturdy depend- ability make him an example of what the Winches- ter boy should be! Woburn, please take notice. Born in Winchester, Mass., July 7, 1921. Hobbies: All Sports, Eating, Dancing, Studying Police Work, Coaching smaller children to swim. Scholastic Intentions: Springfield College or a col- lege in Kansas. Activities: Varsity CF'ootball, Second Team '35, First Team '36, '37, '3?8g Track Team '37, '38, '39, Baseball Second Team '36, Intramural., and Class Basketball '36, '37, '38, '39, Traffic Squad '36, '37, '38, Chief of Squad '38, '39g Senior Class Executive Board, Red Cross '38, '39, Ambition: To be either Coach of Winchester High School or Chief of Police of Winchester. Height: 5 feet S inches: Weight: 160 pounds. SYMMES NASH Tall, brunette, and stunning looking, with a lovely complexion, Miriam has the appearance of JU?l1.Stepp1r1g out of a bandrbox. She is versatile, original, capable, and ever-willing to help, even with other people's homework. Miriam combines A,'s in her studies with an A ranking as an athlete and actress, and her hobbies range from all sorts of sports to all sorts of .men - fshe knows how to handle bothj. Born in Winchester, Mass., June 2.9, 1922. Hobbies: Going to camp, praying to get into Smith, and doing other people's homework. Scholastic Intentions: Smith. Activities: Class Basketball '38: Class Hockey '37, '38g Hockey '39g Tennis Manager '37, '38, '39: Junior-Senior Class Play '39g French Club, Ad- vertising Board of Aberjona: Dramatic Club. Ambition: Undiscovered. Height and Weight: Unnecessary and uncalled for. EIIIZABETH NEWMAN BETTY SWAT To be able to talk, to listen, and to keep quiet on occasions are the attributes of a true friend. These along with generosity and helpfulness typify Betty. Her tongue often gets the better of her mind, and some peculiar sayings come out about which she 'takes a lot of teasing. She is seen parti- cipating in sports of varied nature, and excelling' in them all. Born in Winchester, Mass., April 30, 1920. Hobbies: Swimming, Sfkiing. Scholastic Intentions: Wheelock. Activities: Cum Laudeg A. A., French Clubg Class Hockey, Class Basketball, Chorus. Ambition: To raise Daschund pup-s. Height: 5 feet 5 inches, Weight ????? ELIZABETH ROSE O'CONNELL sis There's something about Sis that is definitely Irish. A true daughter of Erin, this merry miss enjoys hockey and basketball, but swimming is her main passion. Beautiful blue eyes, a friendly smile, and a remarkable knack for yodelling, make up Sis, who is one girl whom we are sure will make her way in the world. Born in Winchester, Mass., October 5, 1921. Hobhbies: Traveling, Swifmrming. Intentions: Study .for telephone operator. Activities: Art and Chorus. Ambitions: To be a telephone operator and travel all over the globe and see Ireland before I die. Height: 5 feet 5 1-2 inchesg Weight: 122 pounds. RICHARD STUART OLIVER Wi' ' Reading, reading anything, is Dick's major hobby, and he goes for it in a big way, tackling everything from wild Westerns to heavy literature. This small 'Senior is more or less quiet, except when aroused, seeing everything and saying little, and he's another advocate of the lSpy Pond town - Arlington. Journalism seems to be an appropriate field for him to choose for he has the major quali- fications of being' alble -to get around. Born in Boston, Mass., December 15, 1920. Hobbies: Reading. Ambition: Journalism. Height: 5 feet 5 inchesg Weight: 138 pounds. RUTH OLM-STEAD OMP Lovable, laughable Ruthie! Possessor of an unusually keen sense of humor, a deep fun-loving nature, and the rare ability of switching her love- life off and on tres vite. Omp is a striking per- sonality in the class of '39. From wielding a hockey stick to selling rings and pins, Ruth has met un- boundeld 'success because she has what it takes to succee . 50131 in Winchester, Mass., October 19, 1921. o bies: Sports, Photography, Art. Scholastic Intentions: Simmons. Activities: Varsity Hockey '36, '37, '38, Class Bas- ketball '37, '38, '39g Chorus: Cum Laude: Thrift Association '37, '38: Red Cross Representative '36, '37, '39g Dramatic Society '36, '37, '38g A. A. Representative '36, '37g French Club: Science Clulg Hgghlights '36g Ring and Pin Committee: Tra ic I quad '38, '39. Ambition: Not to blush when I'm embarrass-ed: and not to be embarrassed when I blush. Height: 5 feet 6 1-2 inches: Weight: ???? HELEN MARIE O'NEIHQ1 Helen, one of the few students 'that manage to get more than one Gym A, is very fond of marshmallow - and her pet hobby is visiting the movies Kon passesj. However, the pictures are not the main attraction, we hear, but rather it is a secret passion. for uniforms fespecially when flheyfre worn by parking lot policemen! that entices er. Born in Charlestown, Mass., May 11, 1922. Hobbies: S-wimming, Reading, Movies. Activities: Cum Laude: A. A.: Recorder: Motto Committee. Ambition: Secretary. Height: 5 .feet 3 inches: Weight: 104 pounds, JOHN P. O NEIL HPRESU Baseball, footiball and basketball come natural to John as does his appealing personality which has won for him outstanding honors in high school as being selected President of the A. A., Class Ofrator, and' to various other offices. Pres is one of our most popular boys and his ability to perform either on a basketball court or on Eaton Court is remark- able, to say the least. A fine fellow, a great sport, and a dependable worker - if there were a class salute, to him would it be directed. Born in Malden, Mass., November 1, 1921. Hoblbies: All Sports, Driving, Dancing. Scholastic Intentions: Tufts. Activities: Football '36, '37, Varsity '38, Basketball '38, Varsity '39g Baseball '37, '38, '39: Vaude- ville Show Committee '38, '39g French Club '39g Athletic Association: President of A. A.: Traffic Squad '38, '39, Ambition: To be a great surgeon. Height: 5 feet 11 inches: Weight 148 pounds. PHYLLIS PALSON HPI-UL., Phil has just come to us this year, but al- ready she has won a place in our hearts. Full of fun and with a sunny disposition, you can always count on Phil to be the life of any party. She can 'hold up all other 'ends of the conversation as well as her own. Beautiful blonde hair, a pleasing' personiality and her ability to make many friends are her chief assets. Born in Gloucester, Mass., January 24, 1921. Hobbies: Swimming, Tennis, Singing, Riding. Scholastic Intentions: Wellesley. Activities: Science Club '39, French Club '39g Dra matic Club '39g Class Hockey '39g Class Bas'- ketball '39. Ambition: To be a Lady of Leisure. Height: 5 feet 7 3-4 inches: Weight: 120 pounds. JERRY JOSEPH PALUMBO HSNAPPERU Men of a few words are often the best men, and quiet Jerry is one of the finest of our graduates. An honor student and one carrying on many outside activities - Snapper is always around 'wh-en there's something doing. He has the makings of a fine athlete and his romantic talent fcomes the re- port irom Newton? is unsurpassed - all in all, we're mighty proud of him. Born in Winchester, Mass., July 2, 1921. Holbbies: Reading, Roller-Skating, Swimming. Activities: Honor Roll, Thrift Association: Red Cross, Class Basketball '38, '39g A. A. '35, '37, '37, '38, '39. Ambition: First to be 'married in class of '39. Height: 5 feet 8 inches, Weight: 145 pounds. WILLIAM T. PARTRIDGE BILL Tall and good-looking with a pleasing sophis-- ticated personality and amazing wizardry on the piano is Bill, our youthful and prominent super- swing man. Mr. Partridge is a man of two state, Mass. and Maine - in Massachusetts he and his orchestra go to town on various floors and in Maine he spends his time sailing' fa boat?J and giving' the local talent a ride. Vifherever he goes everyone likes him. Born in Portland, Maine, June 4, 1921. Hobbies: Sailing, Traveling, Leading a band. S-cholastic Intentions: Northeastern. Activities: Vaudeville Show: Chorus: Intramural Hockey. Ambition: To hav-e a band like Benny Goodman's. Height: 5 feet 11 inches: Weight: 155 pounds. JOHN DANIEL PETERSON PETE SWEDE 'Swed-e is another member of the class who never wastes any energy, yet his distinctive per- sonality, his snappy comeback for every remark, and his resounding laugh have made him prominent among the graduates. Already well on th-e way toward fulfilling his ambition, Pete does all right on his beat in Wakefield and he certainly gets along in Winchester. Scholastic Intentions: Work. Ambition: To .be a detective. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: Weight: 129 pounds. Activities: Class Basketball: A. A.: Intramural Hockey. SUZANNE G. PETROSFKY SUE sU.sA.N sUzY Q Few would think on looking at this tiny person that she would ever lhecome a nurse, but those who really know Sue know also that that with her courage and determination 'she is bound to go places. Born on the anniversary of our nation's independ- ence, Sue has been amply endowed with her own qualities of indepen-dence, and her adroitness in handling children will bring eventual realization of her goal. Born in Boston, Mass., July 4, 1921. Hobbies: Reading, Knitting, Music. Scholastic Intentions: Nursing at Mass. General Hospital. Activities: Library Club, Chorus '36, '37, '38, '39. Ambition: To specialize in children. Height: 5 feet 2 inches: Weight: 103 pounds. ANNE ST. JOHN PHIPPS CRAZY A twinkle in her eye, a peaches and cream complexion, nothing worries her and nothing bothers her. She's as changeable as the wind and her im- pulsiveness adds to her unusual charm. She loves to ski, and in her own words, I love to argue, but it's always friendly. She forms half of the famous Phipps-Reynolds combination. Born in Erie, Penn., October 14, 1921. Hobby: Skiing. Scholastic Intentions: Middlebury College. Activities: Dramatic Society '39g A. A. Representa- tive '39: French Club '39, Ambition: To go off a 'ski jump. Height: 5 feet 7 inches, Weight: ???? SAMI TEIJ P ILKINGTON sAM 1'1LK That handsome brute bubbling over with en- thusiasm, that second Astaire on a dance fioor, that whacky schoolroom clown is none other than Winchester High's crowning glory, -Sam Pilkington. Pilk's the kind that does everything and enjoys everything. Never serious, his pranks keep the class well supplied with humor, and his fickleness fshall we say inconsistency?J is a sourse of inter- est 'to all. Born in Winchester, Mass., January 2, 1921. Hobbies: Skiing, Diving, Solataire, Solitude. Scholastic Intentions: Harvard or prep school. Activities: Vice-President of Fresh-man Class, Class Basketball '37, Varsity Track '37, '38, Captain '39, Cross Country '37, Gym Team '37, '38, '39, Usher at Graduation '38, French Club '39, Traffic, A. A. Ambition: Yes, tha't's what I want, too! Height: 5 feet 7 3-4 inches, Weight: 150 pounds. JEAN RANDODI Il I l.ASb FREImm ' Cornell, Exeter, and various other scholastic CU institutions have been entering into heatefl competition this year, all striving forthe favor of Freddy, Winche'ster's champion female conversa- tionalist. Possessing an irrepressible giggle, an unbelievable line, and unsurpassable brain power, fif she wants to use it'J, Plass is the ideal girl to make -- or break - any member of the opposite sex. Born in Glen Ridge, N. Y., May 10, 1922. Hobbies: Riding, Swimming, .Sailing, Skiing, Artic Shaw, Swing Records. Scholastic Intentions: Vassar or prep school. Activities: Basketball '38, '39, Hockey '39, Science Club '39, French Clulb '39, Thrift Association '39. Height: 5 feet 5 inches, Weight: 118 pounds. LILLIAN LOUISE POGIN -:l.n.r. -:CHUMH Dark eyes shining, personality aglow -- here's a young lady you all should know - and if you haven't met Liill you've a treat in store, for she's the pretty brunette with the lovely rosy complexion, is terribly interesting, and packs of fun to have around. A friend to the girls and a flirt with the boys. Chum is as fickle as they make them, and as likeable as she is changeable. She enjoys every- thing from dancing to eating Ccan't say we blame herb and she believes in enjoying life at all costs. Born in Waltham, Mass., August 5, 1922. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Skiing, Eating. In other words Enjoying Life. Scholastic Intentions: Simmons College. Activities: A. LA., Dramatic Society. Ambition: To own a little Model T Ford and see America. Height: 5 feet 5 1-2 inches, Weight: 1120 pounds. DORIS MARIE POWER DUT SNAKEil7I-IARMFIHU What power Doris has when it comes to at- tracting' men or suzeyhcuing on a dance floor -W she really goes to town! However, sh'e's just an old-fashioned girl at heart, and, believe it or not, she still believes in Brownies. D'ot's idea is to have a good time whenever possible and to enjoy her- self' anywhere irom the tennis court to a hockey field. Born in Winchester, Mass., July 21, 1922. Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing Tennis, Sports anfl especially Benny Goodman music. Scholastic Intentions: Work via business school. Activities: Chorus: A. A., Thrift Association '36. Field Hockey: Traffic '39. Ambition: To jump a puddle without falling in. Height: 5 feet 5 inches: Weight: 115 pounds. lllllill HOPKINS QUINN '-ifHii. The boy with the ambi-dextrous tonsils is that carefree, cavorting senior, Ph-ii Quinn, the lad who can talk himself in and out of situations Kas the teachers call themi with remarkable ease plus grace. Not content to rest on family laurels, Phil foften with the aid of the new Quinn Fordi goes to town by himself and makes good in a terrific way. If you want a practical joker, a lady s man, 01' a true friend, this fellow, Phil is the bill. Born in Montague, Mass., September 6, 1922. Hobbies: Reading, Sports, Hiking. Scholastic Intentions: Amherst via Taft. Activities: A. IA. Member, Representative '35g Traf- fic '39: Dramatic Society ,355 Red Cross '36g Treasurer of French Club '39. Ambition: To be successful. Height: 5 feet 10 inches: Weight: 140 pounds. LE ONARD RALLO HLENNYU Lenny has been a quiet but not inconspicuous member of our class, playing football and baseball adeptly and making' a name for himself as school flirt by winking at girls from his haven in 37. A laughable joker, a loyal friend, and a staunch advo- cate of the merits of Cross Street, Lenny is all right. Born in Winchester, Mass., April 5, 1922. Hobbies: Baseball, Footiball, Tennis. Scholastic Intentions: New Hampshire State. Activities: Baseball '38g Football '39g Heebie-Jeebie '39g Feather Merchant. Ambition: To play major league baseball. Height: 5 feet 8 1-2 inches, Weight: 140 pounds. FRANCES ELAINE RANDALL GYPSY HFRANNIEH Blue eyed and fair in face is Gypsy, the attractive, vivacious Senior who is perfectly in character on a dance Hoor, in the company of devastating young men, or riding in prominent horse shows and meets. Franny is full of fun, friendly, and flirtatious, and her ability to get what she's after is nothing short of remarkable. Born in Winchester, Mass., January 2, 1922. Hobbies: Swimming, Horses. Scholastic Intentions: Middlebury. Activities: Chorus, A. A.: Orchestra '38g Dramatic Representative '38g Red Cross Representative '39g Traffic '37, '38, '39g Vice-President French Club '39g Advertising' Board Year Book. Ambition: Win a blue at the National Horse Show. Height: 5 feet 5 inches: Weight: 125 pounds. SHIRLEY-ANN REYNOLDS Charm - poise - beauty and feminity describes this tall ibilonde whose hair is truly her crowning: glory. She loves to have fun and originate fads, such as little girls' hair ribbons. Summer sports intrigue her, but in the winter she'd rather toast her toes by the fire. She is the other half of the Phipps-Reynolds duo. Born in Boston, Mass., September 21, 1922. Hobbies: Knitting, Clothes, Dancing, Benny Good- man. Scholastic Intentions: Swarthmore College. Activities: Dramatic ,Society '36, '37, '38, '39, French Club '39: Vaudeville Show '37, '38, '39g A. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt. DAVID WAEGAR RILEY HDAVEU A terror at tennis, a marvel at mathematics, and a power at ping-pong, that's Dav-e, the good looking senior who flashes a wide grin and possesses such a winning' way with the women. Dave won the Bernnard Cup when a Junior, and has distinguished himself in various ways ever since that time. Not a man about town and yet not a woman lt-ater, he's just a good man. Born in Winchester, Mass., May 7, 199211. Hobbies: Staimfp Collecting, Skiing, Tennis, All Sports. Scholastic Intentions: M.I.T. Activities: Varsity Tennis '37, '38, '39, Traffic .Squad '39g Class Play '39: Red Cross '39g Thrift '39g Handbook and Recorder Staffs '39, Science Club '38, '39, Officer '39g Table Tennis Club Officer '39g A. A. Representative '38g Vaudeville Show '38. Ambition: To be a medicinal chemist. Height: 5 feet 10 1-2 inches: Weight: 135 pounds. LAURA TREADWELL RILEY RILEY After seeing most of our country, Laura came to Winchester last fall from her home in Washing-- ton. Folks in the Capital City won't know her minus that Southern accent. A little person with two distinct personalities, Riley can change in- stantly ,irom suave sophistication to impish spon- taneity. She likes it here, especially the local color, Harvard red. Born in Fairberry, Illinois, November 5, 1919. Holblbies: Anything and everything that interests one. Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Activities: Chorus '39 Ambition: Undecided. MARY JOSEPHINE SAWDY Mary has all the chanm of sweet temperament, quiet helpfulness and interest, in the difficulties of others. A strong advocate of summer and winter sports and possessor of a pair of happy dancing feet, young Miss Sawdy is just the material good nurses are made of. Born in Dorchester, Mass., April 13, 1920. Hobbies: Skating, Swimming, Dancing, Tennis. Scholastic Intentions: Nursing Sch-001. Activities: A. A. Member. Ambition: To be a nurse. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: Weight: 126 pounds. , Height: 4 feet 9 3-4 inches Weight 110 pounds FRANCES MAUREEN -SHEA FRANNIE MUsCLEs Dancing feet, dancing eyes, and a heart to correspond - 'meet lF'rannie, Muscles Shea, the pretty brunette Senior with the charming person- ality and the caracteristically crazy hobby of eating pickles - sweet, sour or dill, as long as they're pickles. Frannie's friendliness and attractiveness run parallel with many other assets and they say she looks good: to the life-guards when she's at her favorite pastime of swimming. Born in Winchester, Mass., December 18, 1920. Hdblbies: Photography, Swing, Tennis, Swimming, Skating, Eating Pickles. Scholastic Intentions: To work via business school. Activities: Chorus, A. A. Ambition: To become a good dancer. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: Weight: 118 pounds. rw ELIZABETH MARJE SHEEHAN BETTY She says little but performs a prodigious amount of work, and although we hear little about her she's tremendously well-liked when one gets down to brass tacks. A description of Betty is incomplete without atmosphere, and this atmosphere is friendliness, a sweet disposition, poise, some knitting, and exactly the type of personality 'that makes a good nurse. Born in Woburn, Mass., December 22, 1921. Hobbies: Knitting, Cooking. Scholastic Intentions: Melrose Hospital Training School for Nurses. Activities: Chorus. Ambition: To buy a farm. Height: 5 feet 2 1-2 inches: Weight: 105 pounds. LILLIAN ELIZABETH SPEEDIE LILL HSILLY LILLY Lill is hard 'to keep track of, since she's usually tripping off to New Hampshire, New York, and all points west - in fact she left us entirely one year to go to school in Chicago. However, except for an occasional yearning toward Hanover, N, H., she's now content to call Winchester home, sweet home - and she's doing all right around town. Born in Winchester, Mass., August 25, 1921. Hobbies: Tennis, Walking, Writing Letters, and last, but not least, Dodge-ing on Lake Win- nepesaukee. Scholastic Intentions: Simmons College. Activities: Dramatic Society '36, '37, '38, '39: Rep- resentative A. A. '37, '38, '39g Thrift Society '37, Chorus '38, '39g French Club '39: Class Lawyer. Ambition: That's for me to know and someone to find out. Height: 5 feet 2 1-2 inches Weight 113 pound RICHARD YVINSILOW SWANSON USWANNEEH Tall, blond, and handsome, Swannee has caused many a fair heart to flutter in his years at high school. But, like many an Adonis, he finds time for other things than the ladies - such will power! He swims, skis, and plays tennis with more than usual skill: and his outstanding quality is his geniality. iSwannee thinks he would like to bring honor to the world of Chemistry, and he will! Born in Winchester, Mass., April 11, 1922. Hobbies: Skiing, Sailing. Scholastic Intentions: Harvard. Activities: Class Play Committee '38, '39g A. A. Executive Board '39: President of Science Club: Thrift .Association '36, '37, '38, French Club '39. Ambition: To pass the college board exams. Height: 6 ieet 21 inches: Weight: 152 pounds. I ,W ... , l IIJELIAA LYMAN DEL A black wagon, some West Point buttons, wild tales of Humarock, a slight touch of laziness, some knitting, a smile, a listening ear for one and all, and a dash ol' Artie Shaw - that's Del. She'll always be in everything although no one seems to know quite how she got there. by those studious looking glasses - that's only an- other one of her bluffs - that and her innocence. Born in Hanover, N. H., June 11, 1921. Hobbies: Knitting, Motorboating. Scholastic Intentions: Smith College. Activities: Class Tennis '37, '38, '39, Junior-Senior Class Play Committee '39, Class Basketball '37, Captain of Second Team '38, French Club, Ping-Pong Clufb, Orchestra, Girls' Sports Ed- itor, Recorder. Ambition: To do something very well. I don't know just what. BERINICE LEE TABER -'BEAN BElRNlE ' Bernice is a serious, diligent worker as is proved by the outstanding honors that have been accorded to her in Girl Scout activities. She will be remembered as one of the first officers of the Library C-lub, as an outstanding student, and an ardent stamp collector. Bernice has the enviable quality of pleasing anyone and everyone and for that reason has gained the respect of all Hier classmates. Born in Andover, Mass., June 28, 1921. Ho-bbies: Knitting, Swimming, ,Stamp Collecting. Scholastic Intentions: Simmons College. Activities: Class Basketball '37, Class Hockey '36, '37, A. A., Cuim Laude, Dramatic Society '36, '37, '38, '39, Science Club '39, French Club '39, Chorus '36, '37. '38, '39, Secretary of Library Club '39, Year Book Staff. Amfbition: To be chief librarian in the Congression- al Library in Washington. Height: 5 feet 3 inches, Weight: 117 pounds. TAPLEY , 1 And don't be fooled DONALD ANTHONY THOMANN DON Don is that quiet and unassuming type of boy around school but outside h'e's ready for anything. He spends his winter afternoons swinging a mean hockey stick on the frozen waters of Winter Pond. Don is particularly fond of slow music and may be found at all the school dances neatly gliding to every waltz, and keeping one eye on his flirtatious McNally friend. Born in Medford, Mass., November 8, 1920. Holbfbiesz Sports, Sleeping. Scholastic Intentions: Wentworth. Activities: Football '38, Baseball '39, A. A., Class Basketball. Ambition: To make a million. Height: 5 feet 11 inches, Weight: 150 pounds. LEO TUCCI Leo of the dual personality is the school's most ardent advocate of escalators. His shyness and modesty just don't coincide with his desire to own a band and his dancing ability. Leo is a jitterbug and a flirt, but decidedly not a French student. With a smile as enchanting as the Pied Piper s music, and the definite Tucci charm, he is certainly personified in the saying, To know him is to like him. Born in Winchester, Mass., October 4, 1921. Hobbies: Music, Dancing, Swimming. Scholastic Intentions: B. U. Activities: A. A.: Chorus: He'e'biewJeebie '37g lFeather Merchants. Aimfbition: To lead a jazz band. Height: 5 feet 7 inches: Weight: 135 pounds. GRAY MOULTON TWOMBIJY GOON STUPE Here's a lad who truly makes hay while thc sun shines, for this tall, stately escort of our class glamour girls spends a great portion of his time on his grandfather's farm, making hay! Whether baiting his hook at a nearby lake or enjoying his skiing at the Country Club, both favorite pastimes, Goon is one .fellow out of many - and he has plenty of gray matter to help him succeed. Born in Arlington, Mass., October 214, 1921. Hobbies: Skiing, Fishing, Farming. Scholastic Intentions: P. G., then Amherst or Bow- doin. Activities: Red Cross '36, A. A. Representative '36, '373 Basketball '36, '37, '38: Cross Country '37: Varsity Track '38: Vice President Junior Class '38g Prom Committee '38, Science Club '39. Ambition: To become a successful farmer. Height: 6 feet 2 inches: Weight: 175 pounds. GRAC E ISABELLE ULRICH C. C. C. - not New Deal, but calm, cool, and collected - Grace represents in our boisterous class the reserved, sophisticated type who takes things as they come without the least excitement. A pretty brunette with the enviable possession of steady company at her beck and call. Grace's ambition is already close in her grasp. Born in Philadelphia, Penn., .April 12, 1921. Hobbies: Swimming, Skiing, Music, Collecting Menus. Scholastic Intentions: Indefinite. Activities: A. A.: Dramatc Club: -Cum Laude. Ambition: To be happy and successful. Height: 5 feet 5 inches: Weight: 118 pounds. MARTIN BASIL UNDERWOOID UNDIE Tall, dark and handsome. besides being cap- able and enthusiastic in every school activity - 'that's Undie, the guiding light of our annual Class Play Committee and the helpful worker on the A. A.'s yearly Vaudeville Show. Always ready, always willing, and always able, Martin has found a definite place for himself in school - and, lucky boy, Miss Knowlton thinks he's pretty nice. Born June 8, 1920. Holblbiesz Autographs, Advertising. Scholastic Intentions: Boston College School of Bus- iness Administration. Activities: Highlights '36, '37g Class Play Commit- tee '38, '39, Vaudeville Show Call boy '38, '39, Baseball Manager '38, '39, Chorus '36, '37, Ambition: To be chief pallbearer at Hitler's funeral. Height: 6 feet: Weight: 150 pounds. EDWARD FRANCIS WEL'CH OKLAHOMA ED Dear Mabel: Im just writing you to introduce you to Eddie Welch, he'll probably be dropping in at Atlantic City. He's tall, 6 feet tall, and clever and say, you should see him do tricks like a magician! He's got brains, too - honor roll student and all that - but you'll like him best because he's a real pal - and I mean a good friend to have. You don't have to worry about giving him a good time, he'll give you one. Love, iA,nnabelle. Born in Winchester, Mass., April 3, 19:22. Hobbies: Amateur Magician, Sports. Scholastic Intentions: Teachers' College. Activities: Honor Roll '36, '37, '38, Class Basketball '36, '37, '38, Basketball '363 Vaudeville Show '39, Ambition: To the a success. H-eight: 6 feet, Weight: 164 pounds. NATALIE WIII'I E NAT Nat is the school's attractive Debutante but seems to be none the worse because of it. She knows what she wants, has an opinion on anything and everything and invariably stands up for her rights. What a female! She is seldom seen with- out a smile and trips about the school with complete abandon yet marvelous poise as if she were enjoy- ing life to its utmost. She does! Born in Winchester, Mass., April 19, 1922. Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Sailing, Swimming, Tennis, Skating. Scholastic Intentions: Chatham Hall, then Vassar. Activities: Class Tennis '36, '37, '38. Ambition: Do what I want to do when I want to do it. Height: 5 feet 7 inches: Weight: 123 pounds. LOUISE MARDEN WILD WEEz1E The best dated package in school and the toast of colleges and prep schools from coast to coast is Weezie, the craziest, most popular female to hit Winchester this year. Louise isn't really wild but can -be serious and dependable on occasion, and she isn't all frivolity for she plays a mean game of basketball and skis like a professional. She's our selection for Miss Winchester High School. Born in Winchester, Mass., July 19, 1921. Hoblbsies: Skiing, Swimming, Sailing, Riding, Tennis. Sch-olastic Intentions: Smith College. Activities: President French 'Club '39, A. A. Repre- 'sen-tative, Vaudeville '37, '38, '39, Varsity Bas- ketball '38, '39, Ski Club '37, Chorus '36, Dramatic Society '36, Class Basketball '37, Cum Laude '36, '37, '38. Ambition: To lose that lost art - fi.e. blushingl. i c Height: 5 feet 4 1-2 inches, Weight: 115 pounds. JOHN GIBSON WILLIAMS JOHNNY One of the present Filield-minded Seniors is Johnny, the wearer of ultra-flashy ties and the possessor of skill extraordinary in Ping-Pong and bowling. Young Mr. Williams' knowledge oi His- tory isn't as extensive as it could be - but he tries hard - and when he flashes his .rare smile at Mrs. Stacy, could she resist him? Johnny has been getting a good dose of law recently - but they 'say he can take it! Born in Cambridge, Mass., February 9, 1922. Hobbies: Skiing, Swimming, Ping-Pong, Bowling. Scholastic Intentions: Taft. Activities: French Clulb '39, Science Club '39, A. lA. Representative '39, Vaudeville Show '38, Table Tennis Club '39. DORIS EVERJSPON WITHROW Doris can certainly enter into competition for the Floyd Gibbons of the class of 1939, and yet we enjoy every bit of her charming prattle, which is both interesting and entertaining. A conscien- tious worker, with a personality pleasing to all, she is sure to succeed wherever she goes and draw to her many true and faithful friends, as she already has 'done in high 'school and Easthampton. Born in Winchester, Mass., January 8, 1922. Hobbies: Skating, Swimming. Scholastic Intentions: P. G., Burdett's. Activities: Chorus '36, '37, '39, Traffic Squad '39. Ambition: To type an accurate speed test. Height: 5 feet 6 inches, Weight: 115 pounds. WHITELAW WRIGHT, JR. -'WHITEYH --WHITE Whitey is one square fellow all-around and a staunch advocate of the Chevrolet. Having the general appearance of being footloose and fancy free C '21, White is serious one moment and happy the next, but always amusing and the best of com- pany. A distinction which is going to make it hard for us to forget him, is his long, wavy hair which is as a rule, unruly. Born in Albany, N. Y., Novemiber 24, 19211. Hobbies: Sailing, Drumming, making a darn fool out of myself. Scholastic Intentions: M. I. T., via P. G. Activities: Football '36, '37g Social Chairman of A. A. '39: Chorus '36, '37g French Club '39. Ambition: Put a window in the eight hall so I can see. Height: 5 feet 10 inches, Weight: 1418 pounds. DORO1 H1 ELIZABETH WYMAN DOT D0TTY Wy man! You'll rival any Charles of the Ritz when you 'slap a come around to perfect milady's coiffure. The customer's always right, Dotty and your ability to get along with people, skill in doing things well, and your secret of knowing what the well-groomed woman should possess all help to make you a wonderful proprietor of Wyman's Woman's Wonder Shoppe. Born in Winchester, Mass., December 12, 1920. Hobbies: Swimming, Skating, Movies. Scholastic Intentions: Hairdresses - Wilfred Academy. Activities: Chorus '37: A. A. '38, '39, Ambition: To own and operate my own beauty parlor. Height: 5 feet 7 3-4 inches: Weight: 140 pounds. KATHERINE WYMAN KAY I aim' 'small and dainty, in a futile sort of way, but for all my tininess Im indispensable to W.H.S. It is on my shoulders that the burden of revising the Handbook rests: too, as a 'student I have been the best. Practically every 'senior enterprise has seen me connected with it in some manner, and my interest in sports fdating from a certain timej has been inspiring to loyal Winchester rooters. Born in Boston, Mass., Augu'st 13, 1921. Hobbies: Skating, Collecting Stamps. Scholastic Intentions: Wellesley. Activities: Thrift Representative '36, '37, '38, '39g A. A. Memfber '36, '37, '38, '39, Dramatic Society '36, '37, '38, '39g French Club '39: Handbook Committee '38g Vaudeville Publicity Staff '38: Drama Board, Junior-Senior Play 39g Chairman of Handbook Committee '39: Cum Laude. Ambition: To help elect Henry -Cabot Lodge, Jr. President of the United States. Height: 5 feet: Weight: 92 pounds. BARBARA GRACE DAWE BARBIE 98 pounds within the radius of 5 feet 1 inch is Dawe, the vivacious, flirtatious, curvacious Senior who has cut many a caper around school during the past two years. Barbie has the local boys all tied up in knots, but the knottiest is Drewson, the man of her hour. Barb has talent, she has ability, and personality - she'll get there. Born in Calais, April 211, 1921. Hobbies: Knitting, Tennis, Reading, Ping-Pong. Scholastic Intentions: Design School. Activities: Traffic -Squad. Ambition: To be a designer of clothes. H-eight: 5 feet 1 142 inches: Weight: 98 pounds. CHARLES F. HAGGERTY CHARLIE When Irish eyes are smiling -you can be sure that Charlie is around, for Haggerty is the lad who always has a grin and a cheerful word for every- one. Especially interested in athletics, he is excep- tionally gifted on the gridirons, the baseball dia- -mond and the ice-in other words, he's at home anywhere. Born in Winchester, Mass., April 4, 1920. Holblbiesz Football, Baseball, Hockey. Scholastic Intentions: None. Activities: A. A.: Red Cross: Class Baseball. Ambition: Aeronoutics Engineer. Height: 5 feet 4 inches: Weight: 127 pounds. 'CHARLES ROBERT JOYCE CHARLIE Charlie is one of these fellows who just nat- urally comes by a gift of gab - he can sling it on any subject at any time without any trouble at all. He can be seen almost any time hustling around Filene's or hot on the trail of Moraine, and because he is always doing 'something we know that he'll go places. Born in Stoneham, Mass., February 18, 1919. Activities: .Red Cross: Thrift: A. A. Hobbies: Traveling, Football, Baseball. Ambition: To be a buyer or a state trooper. Height: 5 feet 7 inches: Weight: 135 pounds. RITA ANN O'CADLiAHAN ATT'REE LU LU HHEDYH Characteristics: 1, Appeal and a goodly collec- tion of masculine hearts: 2, A decided preference for Irishmeng 3, A big portion of good looks and glamour: 4, A little stuibborness - a lot of fun: 5, Great popularity and a'that: 6, More than a little dancing ability. Results: Rita. Born March 21, 1920. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Skating, Bowling, Collecting Footballs, Driving, and stopping the puss pusses from being floy fioyes. Intentions: Work: Activities: Chorus: Traffic Squad. Ambitious: To live, love and learn. To :be as glam- orous as Hedy LaMarr. Height: 5 feet 3 inches: Weight: 109 pounds. -mn! ANTONIO ROSA TONY Rated as one swell fellow, Tony is a typical friend, with a fine personality, the ability to do things well and capacity for getting along with everyone and anyone. His hobbies are many and diversified and outdoor activities of all sorts are just his meat - any task that calls for speed, skill and super-strength is the job for Rosa. Born in Winchester, Mass., February 8, 1921. Hobbies: Collecting photographs taken by persons traveling around the worldg Skiing, Skating, Slwimming, Bobsledding, Hunting, Fishing, Motorboat Racing, Diving, Rifle Practice, Roller Skating, Snowshoeing, Deep Sea Fishing. Height: 5 feet 8 inch-esg Weight: 165 pounds. qfeward Qfered qor One sled. big enough for two, property of Margaret Mary McDonald, missing since the snow disappeared from Wendell lS'treet. One end of gum, formerly cherished by Weezie Wild but lost since Miss Mackedon ordered its removal. A large percentage of an enormous and elastic temper, last seen when released by Lillian Pogin in personality class. One Rex Crandall, who was blown from his course to Franny Randall's by a Whirlwind masquerading as Barbara Dawe. Series of caricatures, possession of Tony Melaragni, valuable only because artist might be sued for libel. The junior girl sporting a shiner, who left Red Carr devastated. A clue to this LeDuc-O'Neil mystery. An individual monopoly on Andover-Exeter events, formerly possessed by Mardi Dickson, whose rights have been more than challenged. A minor miracle in the form of a person who will see that Ruth Ann Merrow makes up her own mind. Any one girl who can provide proof of exclusive rights to Freddie Murphy. It is believed that no such person exists. A delicious burst of laught-er, released at intervals by Idella Tapley and heretofore always recaptured. The identity of Joe Ciarcia's Stoneham property, who is too w-ell guarded to be brought forth in public. Franchise now rightfully possessed by Kishler both on dramatic productions and on Belmont. A disposition duplicating that of Sis Goodhue, who, like Bon Ami, hasn't scratched yet. A firecracker to be used for the worthy purpose of waking Charlie Gainey. Anyone who can talk as much and as fast and say as little as Jean Plass. A cart, Wagon, or- other satisfactory contraption to get Bernice Taber's books where they have to go. Actual facts of the case history on this B. Horie-B. Foley setup. Any reason why these two, Barbara Moulton and Whitey Wright, should not lawfully be joined together by the common ties of wit and quick come- backs. gfistorty ofthe Glass of1959 0505 Josephus and Josephine Class of Thirty-nine were born, healthy twins, on September 7, 1935. Now at four, they have grown into a sophisticated lady and gentleman, who are about to branch out into bigger and better things. This year, as Seniors, Joe and J osey practically dominated the scholarship, sports, and other activities, which go to make up a high school. To begin with, they chose Richard McCormack, John McPartlin, Phyllis LeDuc, and Hartlyn Horie as guardians for the year. Then, to get off with a fiying start, they were instrumental in the school 's having championship foot- ball and field hockey teams captained by Doug Graham and Myrtle Goodhue. Josey, just to emphasize the fact that she was starting the year right, made her team undefeated, untied, and unscored upon. As a successful football season means money, they elected capable John O'Nei1 to head the Athletic Association. Continuing along this line, Joe played on the school basketball team, which, while not a championship team, did creditably well under the management of high scorer, Carl Johnson. In the spring, the twins really got busy with baseball, track and tennis. With three such men as Ed Kenney, lSam Pilkington, and Doug Graham to help him with these teams, Joe couldn't help but make them good ones. The base- ball team, especially, got a good start with five straight victories, while the tennis team was not far behind with four out of Hve. Josey meanwhile was holding up her half with the assistance of Lois Ladd, by having an undefeated tennis team. In many other ways this was an average year. However, Joe and Josey put on a successful prom, a successful Class Play, and a succewful Vau-devil Show. They trained few geniuses but few morons too. However, the main thing is that they had a good time. Both Joe and Josey agree that this year was by far the best and happiest of all in High School. The twins finished up the year by dedicating the yearbook to Miss Palmer, who is retiring at the end of the year. They stand together in complimenting l1er on a wonderful record, and want her to know how sincerely sorry they are that she has to leave. So ends the first chapter in the lives of these two. They are about to go their own ways, and I for one hope that they may continue to be in contact with each other for many years. RICHARD BUGBEE, Class Ilistorirm Glass gbrophecy Scenea- Winchester World's Fair in 1950. Well, here we are, ladies and gentlemen of the radio audience, at the Winchester World's Fair of 1950. The opening day crowds are fiocking in and let me tell you, folks, we've got a crowd here that makes the other fairs we 've had in this country look like auctions. This is your announcer, David Burnham, broadcasting over a coast to coast hookup on Station WHIS. There seems to be quite a crowd gathering over there in the street - well, if it isnlt Butch Bacon, our famous radgical, wearing a placard stating This Fair Unfair To Organized Fairs. Sounds pretty crazy to me, what do you think? Among the staunch supporters surrounding him are Robert Glendon, Allen Abbot, John Della Svetura and Joseph Ficociello who are literally fighting for their cause. Keeping the crowd back with great difficulty are Carl J-ohnson, John MacPartl'in, and Donald Gray who are wearing their new blue uniforms with much pride. Oh, look, there is Louise Wild with her famous ski pro husband, Otto Lang. Well, here We are at the first exhibit, folks. It's th-e Horse Show and what a display of fine horses and pretty girls, Frances Randall is riding off with all the blue ribbons as Well as all available men. Among the other con- testants are Betty Mit-chell, Priscilla Howard, and Edith Derby, who are all riding horses from the famous Miriam Nash stables. There is a lovely .fashion show being presented over there -- Barbara Mortenson, Ruth Manning, Lillian -Speedie, and Phyllis LeDuc are more than doing justice to the beautiful gowns was they promenade to the sweet music offered by Leo Tucci on the piano. Well, well. if it isn't the famous actress, Margaret Hall, with he-r equally well-known director husband, John Kishler. Everyone is staring up at the stunt flyers now - I can barely see them from here, but I rather suspect that Phyllis Palson and Helen Butler are holding their own up there - namely, Dick Swanson and Phil Cabot. I hope they land safely, because Phil is director of the men 's gym exhibit which features Jimmy Gustin with Charlie Carr, Downing Bowler, Tony Melargni, and Bert and John Hopkins. Per- forming opposite them is the girls, gym team - it see-ms that women have muscles nowadays, too. Led by Jean 'Clement and Myrtle Goodhue, they include 'Chris 'Flaherty, Ruth Ann Merrow, Ruth Olmstead, and Laura Riley. Weaving a pretty uncertain line through the crowd is Vincent Errico's Latin Escort lS-ervice - namely, Dominic Buzzota, Angelo Caputo, Henry 'Colucci, Antonio Rosa, and Libonio Gerardi hopefully followed by Marjorie Manzie, Aleda Carlson, Forence Barron, and Eleanor Collins. The picturesque ski exhibit is the next attraction. Ruth Coulson, Connie Bond, Jeanne Howard, and Barbara Moulton manage to look extremely at- tractive as they glide over the new artificial snow invented by Joseph Ciarcia, who is present, accompanied by Bill Abbott who invented the Permanent-Tan Sun Lamp which is very well demonstrated by Jean Plass and Virginia Chapin. Over there in the crowd I can see Priscilla Howard who has very suc- cessfully replaced Walter Winchell as gossip-spreader for Winchester. That scintillating swinger of swing, Bill Partridge, is going to town in a big way with Whitey Wright banging away on the drums, rhythm and melody being provided by Spencer 'Cary on the trumpet, the maestro himself is at the piano and Rex Crandall on the violin. Our attention is diverted to an informal jitterbug contest going on over there with Philip Barksdale and Dorothy Griffith cutting a rug. Their new dance called The Lambeth Apple was originated 'by Mary McGrath and Richy McCormack in a sudden fit of musical genius. The feminine appeal is brought on by a chours of girls who are led by Suzanne Petrosky and include Esther Colucci, Mary Mollea, Virginia Moran, Margaret Moynahan, Doris Powers, and Mary Sawdy. Looking on quietly are those two well known peace advocates Katherine Wyman and David Riley - the dreams of a modern Utopia shining in their eyes. Standing behind them are Idella Tapley, the new President of Smith and her noted Professors Jane Grimes, Dorothy Klyce, Bernice Tabor, and William Fogg. And also I can see those two eminent authors, Mildred Ghirardini and Polly Kenton, who together won the Nobel Prize for their book, Solving the Problems of the Youth of Today. Well, well, if it isn't our representative of Newport society, Natalie Pathetic White, who has at long last found love and incidentally a million. By the tenseness in the air I judge that the fight of the day is getting underway. Ladeez and gentleminn - in this corner we have Emerson Slug- ger Brooks and in that corner Russell Kid Esquire Joy. It is rumored that this is a grudge fight over the co-deans of Andover, Betty and Mardi Dickso11. Wading through the rye are those two romantic lifesavers, Frannie Murray and Mecca Millyan with a string of bathing beauties including Barbara Dawe, Ethel Kerrigan, Mary Kelley, and Barbara Bragdon hanging on behind. In the tennis tournament going on over there I can see those two famous tennis stars, Lois Ladd and Richard Bugbee. In private life they're Mr. and Mrs., you know. It isisaid that the big attraction of the day will be a league baseball game. Eddie Kenny, the captain of the favorite team causes much palpitation in the hearts of the feminine fans. Alfred C what a Curvej DeMinico is on the mound with Charlie Gaineyl in the bow taking in all those curves. iLe0nard Rallo is on first base and Ray Murdock is picking daisiesl' ready to catch Richy Flash McCormack 's fly. Charles Barry is comfortably reclining on second base and Margaret McNally is on home plate waiting for Don Thomann to make a spectacular score from third. In a small booth in an obscure alley those sleight of hand magicians, Edward Welch and David Bartholomew are trying to attract the attention of a few stragglers, namely, Earle Andrews, David Harris, Fred Donahue, and John Williams who seem much more inte-rested in tl1e style show presented by those gorgeous brunettes Margaret Mary McDonald, Doris Withrow, D-orothy Connors, and Florence Hamilton. Staring Wide-eyed up through the sea of legs surrounding them are five little girls who are kept together by a -long rope - but I can 't see who's on the other end. Well, if it isn't Bib Foley - you never can tell what will happen in this world, can you Junie? George Hebb is left weak by the dazzling opening of his night club. It is well known that his interior decorator was none other than the talented Suzanne Gleason. The entertainment is furished by John Gaffney, Irish Tenor, and Marcia Collins, pianist. Speakers at the opening were columnist Grace Croughwell and the All-American football coach, Douglas Graham. Barbara Hayden falls into the role of hostess very well and she is ably assisted by Mary Haskell and 'Lillian Pogin. Sailing around the mill pond of our mighty Aberjona is Phil Drew's schooner, The Philanthropistf' with the wind filling the sails supplied by Jean Plass and Russell Joy. George Budd, who is scrambling up the mast, looks very picturesque in his little white sailor suit and - whoops - man overboard - George is soused - I mean doused again. Philip Quinn, the noted Hollywood producer ,is smoking his perpetual cigar at the rail. Standing by his side is Shirley-Ann CReynoldsj his latest find and the rage of Hollywood at the present. If 'any tender souls we have offended, think of the other prophecies, and be thankful. SAM PILKINGTON, ANNE PHIPPS 9Vow It Gan We Told iii' BEST ALL-ARoUND: No. 1 on your hit parade are Bette Dickson and Doug Graham. MOST POPULAR! Night and Day Weezie Wild and Doug Graham are the 'ones for us. MOST ATHLETIC: Take me off to the Ball Game to see Doug Graham and Myrtle Goodhue shine in any sport. MOST AMBITIOUS: John MacPartlin and Dot Lawson Whistle While They Work . MosT DEPENDABLE: I promise you that John O'Neil and Mildred Ghirardini will always come through. Mos'r ROMANTIC: Mardi Dickson and Robert Dunn Want Their lS'hare of Love . FIRST To BE MARRIED: Don Thoman and Peg McNally should Take a Tip from Father . HAPPIEST: Jack Halligan and Barbie Moulton will always go 'Smilin' Through life. MOST ECCENTEIC: The Cocoanuts in our class, are none other than Charlie Bacon and Ruthie Coulson. CLASS CUT-Urs: Leo Tucci and Barbara Moulton certainly are Sweet Little Head- aches . SWEETEST GIRL: Stay as sweet as you are Ginnie Chapin. BEST LOOKING: Weezie Wild and Sam Pilkington Ought To Be In Pictures, They're Wonderful to See . WITTIEST: They All Laughed at Barbie Moulton and David Burnham. MOST ORIGINAL: Ruth Coulson and David Burnham are A Little Bit Independent . MosT BASHFUL: But Where Are You Eddie' Kenney and Betty Mitchell? BEsT DRESSED: And here are Doug Graham and Lois Ladd leading The Easter Parade . MOST IJOQUACIOUS z Day After Day , Jean Plass and Russell Joy will never cease prattling. CUTEST GIRL: They Can't Take That Away from Weezie Wild. MOsT FLIRTATIOUS : How'd You 'd Like to Love Red Carr and Frances Randall? BEST DANCERS : Let's Face the Music and Dance with Mary McGrath and Doug Graham. IIAZIEST : Helen Hendrickson and Richard Oliver just 'Can't Get Started . BIGGEST BLUFFERS : Mary McGrath and Russell Joy Clan Dream, Can't They ? SMARTEST: This is So Rare except with Jane Grimes and David Burnham. IIARDEST T0 RATTLE: John MacPartlin and Grace Malloy are One In a Million . WHO HAs DONE MOST FOR THE 'SCHOOLS Thanks a Million to Mildred Gheirardini and John O'Nei1. BEST ACTOR AND ACTRTESS: It isn't what Miggie Hall and John Kishler do, It's the Way That They Do It . RIOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Marcia 'Collins and Star . BEsT SINGERS: Sing, Sing, MosT INTERESTING: VVhat have Dave Get 's Us ? C1.Ass IIUSTLERSC Everybody Step ' ' NEAT1+:sT: Straight from the as a. pin. MosT RESPEOTED: Sing ' ' Dick Bugbee are Hitching Their Wagons to a Ethel Kerrigan and John Gaffney. Burnham and Barbara Mortenson got That with Mildred Ghirardini and John O'Neil. Shoulder Lois Ladd and George Hebb are neat Doug Graham and Marcia 'Collins- There's No Two Ways About It . MOsT WIDE-AWAKE : Wake Up and Sing and Take a Tip from Margie Manzie and Dick !Sfwanson. MOST POISED: Connie Bond and Hartief Horie have the Little Things In Life . HOTTEsT TEMPERS : Emerson Brooks and Pauline Kenton - Cross Patch ! MOsT SOPH1sTsOATED : Connie Bond and Doug Graham believe in Puttin' On the Ritz . BEST NATURED: 'tHappy Days Are Murray. MOST GLAMOROUS: Here to Stay with Peg McNally and Frannie And the Angels Sing about Shirley Reynolds. DREAM BOY: Hair: Red Carr. Eyes: Eddie Kenney. Physique: Doug Graham. Teeth: Dave Riley. Ears: Frannie Murray. Complexion: Dick Swanson. Hands: John Della Svetura. Neck: Joe Ficociello. Lips: Carl Johnson. Chin: Doug Graham. Nose: Leonard Rallo. Eyelashes: Robert Dunn. Arms: Harty Horie. Voice: Doug Graham. Legs: Eddie Kenney. Average Age: 18 years. Height: 5 feet, 11 inches. Weiight: 160 pounds. DREAM GIRL: Hair: Dot McManus. Feet and Ankles: Margaret Foley. Eyes and Eyelashes: Ethel Kerrigan. Legs: Margaret McNally. Neck: Betty Gauge. Mouth: Florence Hamilton. Complexion: Lillian Pogin. A Hands: Nat White. Teeth: Connie Bond. Chin: Doris Wit.hrow Nose: Bette Dickson. Dimples: Virginia Chapin. Eyebrows: Ruth Manning. Average Age: 17 years. Height: 5 feet, 5 inches. Weight: 115 pounds. BETTE D1cKsoN MARHN UNDERWOOD fifhe Inst will emit Uleatament nf the Qllass nf 1935 vin? BE IT RIEMEMBERED that we, the members of the class of 1939, being possessed of countless worthy- attributes which it would be a sacrilege seldshly to retain, do hereby apportion these aforementioned characteristics among our less fortunate schoolmates. This is done with the hope that in time to come these donations may produce classes as sterling as this great class of 1939. Therefore, to our lowly schoolmates, the juniors, the sophomores, and the freshmen do we bequeath as follows: I, Hartlyn Horie, bequeath my well known five o 'clock shadow to Frank Marabella who also looks like Fu Manchu on a dark night. As an outstanding athlete, I. Myrtle Goodhue, will my place in the sport- light to Rita Collins- keep up our good work. To Steve Holmes and Lee Clark do we, Doug Graham and Mac McGrath, leave our ability to translate the sophisticated swing of today into scintillating rhythm. I, John Kishler, having arrived at man's estate, do apportion among the diverse undergraduates of the school my profound reserve, humility, modesty, engaging personality, and all the other characteristics that mark me as the finest fellow in the senior class. To Margie Harris do I, Barbie Moulton, will my extraordinary ability at chasing away the blues. To the juniors as a whole we will our seats in the auditorium from which vantage point they can throw tomatoes at student speakers. I, Bette Dickson, fully aware of the step I am taking, do bequeath that certain something to Elinor Reeves who certainly knows what to do with it. I, Richard McCormack, leave to John Tracy my overwhelming physique with which he can awe the ladies of his acquaintance. To Eleanor, do I, fiirtatious Francie Randall, entrust tl1e ,piano playing for chorus with hope that the keys don 't stick. I, Red Carroll, leave- with pleasure. To Wallace Howard do I, David Riley, bequeath my technique with the fair sex in the hope that he may more perfectly accomplish the work that I have begun. r It is with deepest regret that I, 'Carl Johnson, leave my ability to write love sonnets to that coming young poet, Donald Waugh. I, Margaret McNally, leave my charming disposition to Camille West- if she ever needs it. With the stipulation that I am not to be forgotten, I, Red Carr, do sadly relinquish my enjoyment of' the sweet things in life in the person of Pat Cole to ?S'tan fwhat-a-manj Puffer. I, Mardi Dickson, bequeath my propensity for travelling to Andover, Exeter, ei al, to Joyce Beardsley who .is already so capably following my foot- steps. To Tex Parry, do I. Emerson Brooks, will my fickleness, since I find that variety is the spice of life. I, Margaret Hall, hereby yield to Edna McCormack my singular ability to make them cry. make them laugh with me . I, Richard Bugbee, sadly relinquish my collection of petty' drawings to Franklin Evans who is also an art lover. We, David Harris, 'Carl Johnson and Allen Abbott in remembrance of countless happy evenings spent with them, leave a vote of thanks to the girls of the sophomore class. I, Weezie Wild. will my crowning glory upon Ann Jo Woodward, a sophomore possessing similar blonde beauty. ' I, William Abbott, sometimes known as William the Wise or Abbott the Brilliant leave my quaint disposition to Gardner Jones. With the assurance that she will continue to use it, I, Mildred Ghirardini, do entrust to Mildred Rogers my sturdy quality of dependability. To Zoe f Zowie j Tibbets, I, Betty Mitchell, do leave by bashfulness, to be used as a damper in case of over-exuberance. Finally do we, the class lawyers, leave this job to any two suckers who think they can finish it in time next year. Signed by the grace of God on this 3rd day of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine. CHARLEs BACON LILLIAN SPEEDIE mv as-s m. The Hall of the Lower School L gfistory ofthe Junior Glass . 0305, Without a doubt, this Junior class is the most terrific that ever hit this ivy-class, hill-dwelling school of ours with hurricane force. Shy, modest flowers though we are, everyone should know that the Juniorshold up the rafters of the educational system with their superior talents and ability, both 'intel- lectual and athletic Crare combinationj. With Daniel Styges as President, Anthony DeTeso as Vice-President, and with Mildred Rogers and Barbara Hughes falling in behind as Secretary and Treasurer respectively, welve gone to town with a vengeance, and if any should say us nay, let him lend an ear to this tale. Tony DeTeso and Pete Galuffo were our star contributions to the ever! essential football, while Stephen Holmes, Dynamite Puier, and Emmons Ellis also tore around the field, mowing down acres of the enemy in the process. Tony also did fine work on the- first team in basketball, and Donald Waugh and Ted Hultgren showed great Varsity promise. And then there's the track team, the orchestra, and the ping-pong club, all overflowing with Junior talent. tWhatta class, boys and girls, whatta classll In the super-sensational lite-rary document, HThe Recorderj' Bob Kitchen and Jim Weaver got some hot shots with their trusty cameras. Oh, but carried away by our enthusiasm for male accomplishments, we nearly forget the lassies, the dear ones who haunt the halls with deep purple lipstick, and the athletic field with mucha da zip. Four out of five of the Varsity basketball berths were occupied by Juniors, and Rita Collins, a third class member was elected captain. The majority of the tennis maidens were of the same clan, and ditto for the hockey team, of which Carolyn Blanchard, capable goalie, is elected next year's captain. January fourteenth was a memorable day in our lives, too, for it chalked up one more victory for the Juniors, this time dramatics. Bob Kitchin and Edna McCormick walked off with the leading roles, and Bert Smith a sup- porting one, in that great production, Bah, much to the dsorriowful envy of the Seniors, poor sinners. Bob, Edna and Bert turned in azz ing scinti - ating, and darned good performances toiholp up our honor in great style. It is also an unusual fact that nearly all of our athletic stars are no strangers to that awe-inspiring and mysterious thing, the Honor Roll. So shall we agree, 1ny friends, that the class of 1940 is overflowing with future big league ball play-ers, Davis cup champs, Pulitzer Prize wlnners, and Broadway belles and beauxl That makes it unanimous, for when bigger and better things are done, the Juniors 'll do 'em. JEAN DRAKE, 40 .Mfg gfistory of the Qgophomore Glass EOE' After the strangeness of the title of !Sophon1ores had worn off and we had just become accustomed to navigating in the main building, like every good and anything-but-perfect class, we elected officers. The class decided that these were worthy of being presented with opportunities for attending the prom the following spring: President ............... . .....,.... Ray Harris Vice-President ..... ......... H elen Carroll Secretary ........... ....... . .. ....... ....... J ohn Geoghegan Treasurer ............ . ...................................................... Brock Lynch At least we have learned to respect authority a little more than in our Freshman year. That year we were never quite able to believe that they meant it when they said to report for seventh period, or to have the right change when paying for lunch at the cafeteria. Nor did the thoughts of getting used to regular examinations every five weeks lessen our bewilderment. This year we have gotten over our confusion and we snicker when we think. that we were ever like the Freshmen now. A few have earned their first and many others their second team varsity letters. As Freshmen we were well represented in sports, as Sophomores we are even better represented, as Juniors and Seniors we hope to become leaders. BROCK LYNCH. a,4'Yl0,7f40'Lf 4 me WM Q . . jwjwm 8 '17i,w Mwwvygmsyf 9L0LfQ,QU'W i V' WWXMKM-'B J ff if is YJ 1. sb x ' I W 1, L ' lgfistorfy of the qreshman Glass We entered Waeileigh with shaking knees, but after the first few be- wildering days, we built up courage and are now the promising class of '42, g We feel we have made a very successful choice in electing as class officers: Courtney Crandall as President, Jacqueline Hammond as Vice-President, Cynthia Newton as Secretary, and Bob 'Cummins -as Treasurer. Freshman have taken part in two of three plays that have been presented by the Dramatic Society so far. Those participating were: Claire Tapley, Neal Clark, and Betty Pride Cwho, due to the lack of a cue had only a three-word partj. Mary Lou Allen was in The Ring and the Lock which was presented the latter part of May. c A number of freshmen displayed their skill in the Vau-Devil Show. Ruth Horn, an experienced tapper, gave a delightful performance. Cosimo Simon- etta and Guy Migliaccio with two others portrayed some mountain playboys very successfully. These four are future candidates for Major Bowes. Bert Callanan took part in Flying High, a 'breath-taking acrobatic act, and Mr. Graves, our we-ll-known history teacher, represented Clifton Fadiman in thc ' ' Information Please act. For the first time in the high school's history a Ping-Pong Club was started. But upon hearing the news that only a few freshmen could be ad- mitted, it was decided to have a freshman tournamnt to decide who those few should be. Eddie Scully and Donald iSpaulding were at the head of this, and after a table had been donated by David Holmes, the tournament began. The six winners were Eddie Scully, Courtney Crandall, Donald Spauld- ing, Bob Cummins, Claire Tapley, and Jane Wansker. The freshman girls showed a keen interest in sports this year. A large number showed up for hockey. Those successful enough to make the squad were Charlotte Moran, Alice Davis, and Janet Doub. The 'hockey team won one of the class games. Two freshmen, Ann Dvowner and Alice Davis, were skillful enough to make the Varsity 'Basketball Team. Several girls have come out for baseball this spring, and those on the Varsity are Janet Doub and fv.:rfg ' A 'Ffa-,ge -4' 01. 0131 . gf? ,- 1 Ann Downer. 5, The boys' freshman football team won two of its games and the Heebie ' Jeebies consisted of about twenty-five freshmen practicing faithfully at Man- chester Held. There was no freshman basketball team, but two freshmen, Bert if Callanan and Peter Provinzano, succeeded in making the Varsity team. There was neither a freshman baseball nor track team, but Leo Treacy and Stephen Connors were successful enough to make the varsity track team. ' 1 It is with regret that w-e shall leave the Waclleight, for if we got lost there, where will we be at the Main Building? The Class of 1942 marches on! . SALLY BRDWNE 0' y My W ,LQWVWJ BARBARA ESTTTINGER ' 7 ,Q X A P Www . NB fl 'AI594' W ii . was .Of QF My . bfi! 'vi Q we-4-f Qi The Hall of Activities ffbeljona, Staff Mildred G'lllI'H'l'fll1ll. ElIIiflI7'-ITW-Cll?il'f Russell Joy, Assishlzzlt Erlzflm lllargaret Hall, 1'7l'lll'IU'f5 Editor Grace Uronghwell, Bfzlasimfss Manager John Kishler, Assistufnt Business Manager David Bnrnliani, Art Editor Margraret McNally, Gvfrlx' Sports John Nl?iCPZlI'tllll, lloys' Sporhs 'S'2lIIlll0l M. Graves, F1u'ul1'y Aflmlwor ADVERTISING Ma rgra ret Foley, ClHI7:l'7I7,fl7l Helen Butler Betty Ganga Miriam Nash Virginia Chapin George Hebb Franm-es Randall Jean Clelllellll Priscilla Howard Bernice Taber Marjorie Dickson Bette McCarron Martin Underwood qfeol Gross -Ewa. This year the Red 'Cross had a successful year. The officers were: President ................................................................. Bette Dickson Vice-President ....... ..... l Javid Schneider Secretary ............ ...... E linor Reeves Treasurer .................................................................. Charles Carr VVe carried out numerous activities, among them the following: NVe collected about 21454.00 from the students for the flood and American Relief in the fall. VVe collected playing' cards for the veterans in the Bedford Hospital. Wt- packed fifty bags with Christmas gifts for the men in service in Panama. Food was contributed at 'l'l1anksg'ivi11g to be distributed among the needy families of Wincl1este1'. 'flhristmas cards were sent to the veterans in Bedford. Pencil stubs were collected for the veterans in Bedford and perhaps our most successful, venture of the year was our party for the officers and representatives. at which games were played and refreshments were served. The party ended the activities for the year. The officers for 1939-1940 are: President, !S'tephen Holmesg Vice-President, Joanne Moffettg Secretary, Polly Kimballg Treasurer, Rita McCormack. The ,Bibrar-y Glub EDGE The Library Club of the Winchester High .School made its debut in the Fall of 1938 with the purpose of broadening a, knowledge of books and libraries by assisting in the routine work of our school library. This club is a select one, limited to twenty-five members, all of whom must qualify on the basis of dependability, accuracy, school spirit, and passing grades in class work. Club members generally devote one period a week assist- ing in the library. Very interesting and informative meetings, presided over by a president and secretary, are held once eve-ry month. On these occasions Miss Owen, our eificient librarian, explains some special phase of library work, books are talked over in an informal manner and games concerning books and book characters are played. The club has done many interesting things this year, such as making an exhibit of Teachers' Pets during Book Week, having a Christmas party and a Spring picnic, and going to a Book Talk. The President, Barbara Maxson, and the Secretary, Bernice Taber, and the other members are sure of a bright future for this new organization, with more trips to libraries and book talks in store. Cfgrajfc Squad 0iJf-TE0 Clneti ......................... First Lieutenant ........... Second Lieutenant Third Lieutenant Faculty Advisor David l'illI'1lll2llll llelen Butler Richard Bngbee Paul Butterworth Jane Uahalane VVilliam Conlon Ralph Colliander John Della. Svetura Robert Dunn Ann Errico Christine Flaherty Myrtle Goodhue Marshall Goodnough llartlyn Horie Stephen Holmes Edward Kenney Eleanor Ilelbuo Kenneth Lindsey Marjorie Manzie Dorothy McManus Mary Marehesi John O'Neil Philip Quinn David Schneider GI'H,ll3,lI1 VVhynot Marcia Collins Spencer Cary' Joseph Connolly Lee 'Clark Frank Capone Dominic 'ullllllltl Thomas Carroll Anthony D'e'l'eso Ennnons Ellis Francis Murray Douglas Graham Joseph Ficociello Ennnons Ellis Mr. Dana Cotton VVillian1 Fiore Anthony Giuliani Peter Galuffo Byron Horie Priscilla Howard Carl Johnson Everett Kimball Paul Lentine Margaret McNally Richard McCormack Williailli Meek Marion Nowell Ruth OlII1S'L63Cl Elinor Reeves Martin Underwood Frances Randall Gheerleaders Q No football team would be complete without its cheerleaders for inspira- tion, and neither would any school be complete without school spirit. Our colorful rah-rah girls and boys supply both these elements in Wincliesteir. The cheeringf squad of 1939, under the very capable direction of Mr. Dana. Cotton, and headed by Mildred Ghirardini, has been one of the best in many years. 'Certainly it rates well among' noise-making, horn-blowing high schools. The members of the outfit were Mildred Ghirardini, Rita Collins, Berta Magnussen, Joanne Moffett, Jean Regan. Lee Clark, Muriel Fifield, Dominic Cimina, Neal Clark, Dan Roop, Eddie Sculley, and Clifford Lindbergh. C-Science Glue .Einar-Q President .............. ..............., ..... D i ek 'Swanson Vice-President ........ .............. . Dave Riley Secretary ..... ....... ...... . D orothy Klyce Treasurer ............................................r ................ B ernhart Snyder The Science Club was first founded about nine years ago when Dr. Alley came to Winchester. -Since then it has been one of the flourishing clubs of the school. Each year the club gains new supporters and it is open to everybody in school who is interested in any phase of science. The members of the club participate in experiments, demonstrations, and assemblies which deal with any field in which they happen to be interested. Trips to various factories are taken, lectures, and movies are given. . This year, after a rather late start, the members of the club have enjoyed many movies, among them being pictures on sulphur, Water, rubber, and bake- lite. Demonstrations and lectures have been given on communication, the use of radio beams in ilying, static electricity, and rubber, and the club has visited the Converse Rubber Company. Lzfiihrift Association 59i In regard to the banking at the high school, 1938-1939 has been a. success- ful year. Tuesdays have been very busy days, with all the rooms trying to maintain the high average which the high school has had since the formation of the banking system in November, 1924. The students have banked 35,887.58 up to April and 325,306.89 is now in the high school acccount for them. Rooms 13 and 23 came through with perfect records for the year. Although the other rooms sometimes failed to maintain a high score, the average of the school in comparison with other high schools of the same size- in the country is excellent. Our high school is on the Honor Roll for the high schools in the School'Savings Banking System throughout the United 'States The officers for this year have been: President ........................................... ........... D -onald Gray Vice-President .......... ........ D avid Schneider Secretary ..........t............ ....... B arbfara Hayden Assistant Secretary ................................................ Sally Sharon The Woman who advised and 'helped us to succeed Was that human speed demon, that likeable faculty advisor - Mrs. Stacy. 'Ghe ,Athletic Association gases- President .......,......., ................ .......,... J 0 hn O'Neil Vice-President ..,.... .... B ldward Kenney Secretary ...................... ..... Grace Croughwell Financial Secretary .......................................... . Stephen Holmes The Athletic Association with its democratically elected officers and executive board started the season of 1938-39 with a competitive membership drive which proved very successful, both financially and for the enlargement of membership. The fall season started with football and hockey, both teams being Middle- sex champions and receiving' pendants as a reward. The season ended with a fall sports dance and the annual banquet in which Myrtle Goodhue and Douglas Graham were awarded the Wlieelelr-Mansfielcl cups. The winter season sped by with basketball in full swing, two afternoon dances. one evening dance, and an award assembly rounding out the cold weather schedule. Upon the arrival of spring the Seventh Annual Vaudeville 'Show appeared and netted the A. A. 327525. Baseball for both boys a11d girls got under way and tennis was started. The election of next year's officers took place and an executive board was elected. fffflliance qrancaise EOE- The French spirit started off with a bang this year with about 30 eager and enthusiastic third year students joining the ranks of the ever-popular L'Alliance Francaise, under the capable direction of Miss Mackedon. The first meeting was held with the purpose of choosring the officers for the ensuing club year. The following were elected: President .......................... .... ....................................... L 0 uise Wild Vice-President ..... .... F rances Randall Secretary ............. . ........ . ......... ........... J ean Clement Treasurer .........................,........................................ Philip Quinn The next meeting was devoted to singing and playing games in French. Vice-President Randall did an excellent job in conducting this meeting. Then the Christ-mas party-with eats! But before the hungry lines formed, there was much entertainment. Jane Grimes was the eficient chair- man on this committee. French games of various kinds were enjoyed. The music committee, under the direction of Frances Randall, provided us with Christmas carols, sung in Fre-nch. Virginia Chapin, Richard Swanson, and James Weaver presented Le Soleil Levant , each one giving an excellent performance. The climax was reached when jolly Pere Noel-in the per- sonage of David Burnham -appeared and presented each member with a gift. So ends the third year of L'Alliance Francaise. We hope that the classes following us will have equally enjoyable memories. 5D1'amatic Society ' This has been a big year in the annals of the Dramatic Society. It has put on not one but four plays, each played, directed, and produced by members under the helpful supervision ot' Miss Bailey. The Soeietyl was divided into four groups, each headed by a director and producing one play. The entire Society is to vote for the play they think was best produced, and the winning group earns a trip to a play in Boston. The meetings have been informal, ably led by President. Mildred Rogers, Vice-President Emmons Ellis, Secretary Dolly Greene, and Treasurer Ilee Clark. The first play directed by Margaret Hall was 'tNo Smoking , presented with the following in the east: James Weaver, Margaret Greene, Barbara Hughes, Robert Twombly, and Robert Conlon. The second play, D 2923 was directed by 'Shirley VVood. Proctor Jones, Claire Tapley, Neil Clark, and Zoe Tibbetts were in the cast. The third play, S-auce for the Gosling was directed by Mildred Rogers with the following in the east: Louise Millican, 'Charles Morrill, Samuel Crab- tree, Jane Doty, Charlotte Benson, Betty Pride, and Peter Hickey. The Rling and the Lock is the fourth play. Lee 'Clark directed it and Charlotte Hall, Emmons Ellis, Edna McCormick, Brock Lynch, Leila Jane Smith, Mary Lou Allen, June Hutchins, and Dolly Greene were in the cast. i I 1 Qrchestra 053050 I The sellool year 1938-539 bas been a big' year anrl a busy year for The NVinubester High School Orchestra. It has steadily: improved under 'flue direc- tion of Mr. Delzell. This year it played at the Junior-Senior Class Play, at Graduation, and has be-ld a musical assembly. JV?-1111.71.91 Jean Drake. Priscilla Tapley, Nancy Nickerson, Barbara Hugrlies, Pasquale Ferraina, Mary Vi'rg'inia Loftus, Dolly Greene, Bessie Fogg, Anno Murray, Ruth O i'onnell, Robert Vostello, Jeanine Beranger. Cello: !Sbeila Carr, Betty-Anne Elliot, Louise Millican. Trzunpels: Joseph Talon:-, Daniel Roop, Quentin tSkene. CIf11'i1'1efs: James W0ave1', Leonard Erickson, Wllllalll Dowden. l'ere11ssinn: Francis Fisher, IIl1g.Z'l1 O'lJollerty. I'1'u21u: JOS'4'IJlI Becker, lclella, Taplcy. I C. unior-Senior Glass Qlay Due to the able- coaching, experience and talent of the actors, this year's Junior-Senior class play was both a dramatic and a financial succem. The capable cast coached by Mr. Meinke presented a very fine performance of the well known comedy, Bab by Mary Roberts Rinehart, telling the difficulties of a flippant school girl in straightening out her sister 's love affairs. CAST OF CHARACTERS Bab ...................................................................... Edna McCormick Leila Archibald ........ ...... C onstance Bond Mrs. Archibald ..... ........ M iriam Nash Jane Raleigh ...... ......... M argaret Hall Hannah .................. ....... E lizabeth Nichols Carter Brooks ........... ........ R obert Kitchin 'Clinton Beresford ....... ...... D avid Burnham Mr. Archibald .......... ........ J ohn Kishler Eddie Perkins ....... ..... W allace Howard Guy Grosvenor ..... ....... E lbert Smith William ............... ..... D avid Riley The qiecorder 'Eaves' For the first time in many ycars the school publication this year took the form of a magazine. Its name, the Recorder, was taken from one of our high school 's former publications. With Mr. Keeney and Miss Hudelson as faculty supervisors, the- Recorder staff brought out its first issue of the magazine on February 15. The magazine contained a variety of reading matter including essays, short stories, sports, humor, personals, snapshots, and cartoons. The magazine Was sold for 15c per copy and sales records exceeded all expectations. Mildred Ghirardini as editor-in-chief was assisted by the following staff: literary editor, Jane Grimes, sports editors, Idella Tapley and David Riley, humor editors, Jean Clement and Ruth Ann Merrow, personals editor, Charles Bacon, photography editors, James Weaver and Robert Kitchin, art editor, Paul Butterworth, business manager, Dorothy Lawson, advertising manager, Esther Colucci, assistant advertising manager, Martha lLisi, circulation man- ager, Helen 0'Neil, and assistant circulation manager, Claudia Robinson. Although tl1e greater part of the stad was comprised of seniors, many capable underclassmen contributed valuable aid in presenting to the school a magazine which has great future possibilities, and we are sure that it is being left in capable hands that will carry it on and make the Recorder a school tradition. V --V YW- .9 . The Hall of Sport Gross Gountry or-incase The cross country team, under the guidance of Coach John Stevens, had a fairly successful season. The team won four out of seven dual meets. In the six-cornered league meet held at Stoneham, Winchester placed second to Mel- rose, the state champions. Danny Dineen, the leading: runner, broke the course record in the Beverly meet and also broke the Reading course record. In the six-cornered meet Danny led the team home and placed second in the meet. The other outstanding run- ners and those who received letters were Captain John MacPartlin, Joseph Ilonnolly. Fred Donahue, and Donald Gray. The team was well balanced. In the Reading' meet, the team made a. perfect score by annexing the first five places. The results of the seven dual meets were: ':Wi11cl1este1' Beverly ......... ....... 2 7 lFWinchester lS'toneham ....... .... I 32 'iWinchestcir Wt5bll1'H ...... .... 2 33 i VVinchester Wcibllrn ...... ....... 2 7 Winczhester Wakefield ....... ..... Q . 33 Wincliestler Melrose ............................ 21 Wineli ester Reading .......................... 40 The lowest score is the winner. W at The results of the six-cornered meet are: 1-Melrose, 29g 2-Winch'este1', 625 3-VVoburn, 5-Vlfakefield, 1305 6-Stoneham, 139. Winchester. 765 4-Beverly, 79 g 57 'il FOOTBALL 'IF' qootball EOE? The Winchester High School Football Team for the sixth consecutive time has captured the championship of the Middlesex League. This year tl1e crown was held jointly with Maynard, both teams winning four of the five scheduled league games. Winchester and Maynard played to a. scoreless tie for the title. ' The first game of the 1938 season was played with Arlington at the Shore Road Athletic Field. The opponents were big and- powerful, while Winchester was, small and appeared lacking in sudicient practice. The final score was 27-0. Traveling to Marblehead, the locals played against a fast and tricky team. Marblehead tallied three touchdowns to Winchester's one. Marblehead won by a, 19-6 score. The next encounter was with Concord, the first league game of the season. The squad was in top form throughout the contest even with many substitutes playing. The resulting score was 27-0. - In the next meet, Stoneham used a stubbon defenseg the locals refused to be halted however, and scored twice while the opponents tallied once. Passing played an important part in this match that ended with a 12-7' victory. At Belmont, the locals played really g-ood football. Offensively the team made steady gains through a comparatively heavy line and defensively smothered every running play of the Belmontians. Result? Ours by 20-0. In a non-league encounter, the locals came from behind to defeat Punchard High by a 12-6 score. For the next game, Winchester journeyed to Maynard to decide which team was tops in the Middlesex League.-both were undefeated in leaglc com- petition. The entire game was a battle between two fighting little elevens, both playing well and both showing their best football. All in all, however, the Winchester line decidedly outplayed their larger foes. The game ended in a scoreless tie. In the next game, Lexington proved very stubborn and Winchester had a hard time getting started. In the second half, Lexington weaken-ed and Winchester went on to win 13-0. On Armistice day, Wellesley was the guest football team. Winchester had little trouble winning with a final score of 19-0. The last match of the season was played at Wo'burn on Thanksgiving Day morning. A much improved Woburn team held the locals to one touchdown. Winchester, however, played a far better game than the score represents. The team won 7, lost 2, and tied I which is a good record. The lettermen on the squad were: CCapt.j Doug Grahamg Manager, Bern- hart Snyder, Paul Lentine, Franny Murray, Hartie Horie, Richie- McCormack, Joe Ficociello, John Dello Svetura, Allen Abbott, Thomas Millyan, John O'Neil, Pete Galuffo, Tony De1Teso, Steve Holmes, Dan Stygles, Barney Vespucci, Byron Horie, Mike Gilberti, Frank Marabella, and John Geoghogan. Throughout the season Winchester played hard and smart football under the able guidance of Coach George N. Lauer, Ed Bartlett assisted Coach Lauer and handled the second team, which won four. lost one, and tied two games. At the A. A. Banquet after the season, Pete Galuffo and Tony DeTeso were elected Co-Captains for the next season. qielrl gfocleqy QEDE0 'l'hv nhl saviiigf. ull thnt's gmml must vmnc- tn am mul. r'r-rtainly hwltls trm- with null' lluvlugv 'l'vam. 'l'hw grirls plztym-cl at sc-In-flulv of st-vt-in fI2lIll1t'H he-ing in-ltlwr tlm-tlatvml nm- svfiiwl upon mul fm' this unusuetlly fim- wvui-cl, tht- A. 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First Assistant. lth girls, qdaseball viii Neither wintry days nor boys' baseball games kept an enthusiastic group of girls from spending several afternoons a week practicing baseball on Man- chester Field. Great progress was shown under the captainship of a sophomore, Joyce Maxson, whose position was catcher, and the outside schools obtained very few hits from our wonderful little pitcher, Ann Downer. Ann is only a freshman, so we are looking forward to her for at least three more years. Credit must also be given to Mary Marchesi who pitched a few of the games. Janet Hayward and Janet Doub were our only home-runners of the season. although several of the other girls had a good batting average, and Rita Collins, first baseman, and Sally' fSlharon, third baseman, were also credited with several good hits and catches. Our girls were noted for their excellent sportsmanship, showing courtesy and generosity to their opponents, namely: Medford, 'Cambridge Latin, Arling- ton, and Lexington. We hope next year's team will have a more successful season, for they have good material to work with, as only two of the varsity squad will be leaving us, these two are known as the twins of the team,-when one strikes out or hits, the other follows suit, Marjorie Manzie and Margaret McNally. Mildred Ghirardini, who was elected as the most dependable girl of the senior class, held her vote when it came to managing the Girls' Baseball Team of 1939, and Anne Errico acted as her assistant manager. BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD qdasketball 031250 Although Winchester finished in third position in the Middlesex League race, they had a successful season. The team Won all home games and ten out of the fifteen played. In several matches, Winchester lost by a close margin and as a whole the team was well balanced and co-ordinateid. With a little luck the title might have been ours. Winchester was captained by Carl Johnson, who was also high scorer, Carl was ably backed up by Doug Graham, Piggy DeTeso, Byron Horie, Ed Kenney, Babe Errico, Charlie Carr, and John O'Neil. The second team was coached by Dick Grovesnor and captained by Frank Marabella. The J. V. record was not impressive, but many games were lost by close scores, and the boys had the spirit. which promises future success. The schedule was as follows: 4 Winchester Alumni Winchester Stoneham Winchester Wakefield Winchester Lexington Winchester Concord . Winchester Belmont . Winchester Reading . Winchester Wolburn . Winchester Stoneham Winchester Wakefield Winchester Lexington Winchester 'Concord . Winchester Belmont . Winchester Reading . Winchester Woburn . GIRLS' BASKETBALL girls, qiasketball 'EOE The Girls' Basketball Team had an outstanding season, losing only one game out of seven. h The first game scheduled was with the Alumnae, the elder girls being the victors. Neither Captain Rita Collins nor her team were discouraged and tl1e following week ventured to Arlington. Wincliestf'r won with a score of 18 to 16. On February 25, the team met Belmont and with excellent passwork and speed the girls won another victory, 26 to 18. A few days later the girls lost their only game of the season to Watertown. The score being, Cwe'd rather not mention itl. After a week of hard and earnest practice, the girls showed their real fighting spirit with Lexington by coming forth with a score of 31 to 14 and they emerged from the last game with a 27 to 19 victory over Melrose. The team will long remember the joyful bus rides to and .from the games - never a minute passed by that the girls were not singing, or cheering, and on several of these occasions we found that the girls brought a large assortment of refreshments. Varsity letters were awarded to CCapt.j Rita. Collins, Myrtle Goodhue, Louise Wild, Joyce Maxon, Mildred Rogers, Rose Gaudioso,, Priscilla Tapley, and Manager: hee Clark. The second team was not so successful. Of their six games, they won 3 and lost 3, winning from Lexington, Belmont, and Watertvown and losing to the Alumnae, Arlington, and Melrose. The girls who received second team letters were CCapt.j Barbie Hughes, Chris Flaherty, Bette Dickson, ,Gladys Fifield, Helen Carroll, Elinor Reeves, Lois Ladd, and Manager Barbara Maxson. BASEBALL SQUAD qdaseball 053050 Enthusiasm toward baseball was very high this year as shown by the number of candidates that reported to Coach Lauer for the first practice sessions. With the return of several first team veterans from last year, prospects were very good. Winchester won five straight games before falling victim to Maynard. -Some excellent hitting has been done by Carr, DeTeso, Ramsdell, and Kenney. DeMinico, Johnson, Thoman, Farrell, Peter Provinzano, and David Harris comprise the pitching staff. -T The first string lineup has been Piggy DeTeso, catcherg Joe Ciarcia, first baseg Charlie Carr, second baseg Eddie Kenney Oflaptainj, shortstop, Leonard Rallo, third baseg Earl Goldsmith, left fieldg Paul Connors, center field, Eben Ramsdell, right iieldg Giainey, T. Connors, Murdock, Geoghegan, McCor- mack, Stygles, and O7Nieil, utility men. At the time we go to press, Winchester is sharing top place honors with Mayfnard. Both teams have lost two games in league competition. The team has been ably managed by Martin Underwood. The second team, composed mostly of freshmen and sophomores and escorted to gamw by Mr. Stevens, has made an impressive showing by beating the Stone- ham and Lexington second teams, five to four and seven to nothing. Winchester 13' - Lexington ll Winchester Concord . Winchester Reading . Winchiester' ,Stoneham Winchester Belmont . Winchester Maynard Winchester Woburn . Winchester Maynard . Winchester 'Lexington CZ-drack oE:oc.'-so The results of the 1939 Track Team were very satisfying. Competing against much stronger teams the Winchestercinder men made a good record. The team was coached by Ji1n Shaw, whose friendly personality was welcomed by all. Franny Murray was a consistent scorer in the dashes, Captain Sam Pilkington in the quarter-mile and broad jump, Joe Connolly in the half-mile, Fred Donahue in the mile, Spence Farey in the shot put, and Phil Twombly in the high jump. The leading tracksters are as follows: 100-yard dash - 'Franny Murray, Bruce Underwood, John Tracy, John Parlett, 220-yard dash - Franny Mur- ray, Bruce Underwood, John Tracy, John Parlettg Quarter-mile - Captain Sam Pilkington, Steve Holmes, John MacP-artlin, Joe Butler, Half-mile - Joe Connolly, Bill Palson, John Spaulding, Peter Hickey, Dick Drew, Mile - Fred Donahue, Dan Dineen, John MacPartlin, George Huckins, Leo Tracy, Shot Put - Spence 'f'arey, Pete Galuifo, Gray Twomblyg High Jump - Phil. Twombly, Bruce Underwood, Steve Holmes, Broad Jump - lS'am Pilkington, Steve Holmes, Bruce Underwood. John Kishler, Manager, and his assistant, Wallace Howard were a fine he-lp to Coach Shaw and the runners. The following are the results of the first meets: 5,6 Winchester ........................ 55 - Concord ...... ..... ... Z VVinchester ........................ 25 - Lexington .. .... 52 Vifinchester ............ ..... Z 30 - Woburn ........ . ....... ........ 4 7 Winchester ........................ 18 - Arlington ...................... 49 Winchester placed fifth in the Belmont Interscholastics. Winchester won by default in the meet with Woburn. qaoys' Cfffennis ' This year-'s Tennis team is composed of ten players whose names according to rank are as follows: Doug Graham, captain, Dick Bugbee, Lane McGovern, John Penniman, James Coon, David Riley, Elbert Smith, Charles Blanchard. Robert Kitchin, and Francis Fisher. Some excellent tennis has been played by Graham, Bugbee, and McGovern, while the double pairs also have accounted for themselves Well. This spring Winchester was the host for the annual Massachusetts Inter- scholastic Tennis Tournament, which took place at the Palmer Street Court. The boys played Well in these and all their matches and the season ended on the usual successful note. The results of the matches W-ere: Wincliester ........................ 8 - Haverhill ........ ...... 1 Winchester ...... ..... 5 - Boston Latin ..... ...... 2 Wincliester' ...... ..... 8 - Andover ....... ...... 1 Winczliestfer ...... ..... 6 - Milton ........ ...... 3 girls J Tennis 05043. Captained by The veteran player, bois Ladd, the Tennis Team enjoyed its usual outstanding' season. defeating, To date, its opponents with little difficulty. On May 19th, a tennis playday was held at the Palmer Street courts, at which Time Milton, Windsor, l3llClilllQ,'llH,lll, Melrose, Malden, and Wincllester parti- cipated. One result of these matches which were played, not solely to win but for the fun of the sport, was 43 games for Winchester to 38 for Wiiidscmr, our closest rival. Captain llladd, Frances Keyes and Priscilla Tapley played brilliant tennis throughout the season, while the doubles Teams ot Polly Kimball and Jean Drake and Margaret Greene and Dolly Greene were exceptionally steady also. The Gay Midway what would gfappen If: E030 Mr. Keeney lost an argument? Miss Bronson lost her smile? Mrs. Stacy weren't such a grand sport? Miss Mackedon didn't have classes extraordinaire ? Miss Parker deserted the Seniors? Polly Kenton never blushed? Bib Foley forgot to wear her little gold basketball ? Doug Graham didn 't bring a big lunch? Connie Bond didn't know what to do? Jean Plass lost her voice? Dick Bugbee ever shaved? Natalie Wliite was democratic? Vincent Errico broke the stove? Prill Howard left her line at home? Frannie Randall was bashful with the boys? George Hebb woke up? Margaret Mary MclJonald's hair turned curly? Ruth 'Coulson heard her own voice? Mecca Millyan lost her famous horse laugh? Sue Gleason couldn't draw a straight line? Ginny Chapin weren't such a rabid Northeastern fan? Phil Drew graduated? Ruth Olmstead hurried? Mardi Dickson didn 't have Mr. Meinkc for comfort and consolation? David Riley got lockjaw? 'tButch Bacon had a haircut? Lois Ladd didn 't always look so neat? Peggy McNally were unhappy. Eddie Kenney asked a girl out? Carlie Johnson stopped writing notes? Mildred Ghirardini weren't respected? John Kishler couldn't act? Sis Goodhue didn 't make the team? Chris Flaherty stopped laughing? R-ed Carroll got a job? Dick Swanson went for brains instead of beauty? Jean Clement W6I'9l1 't fickle? Bette Dickson lost her technique? David Burnham got an Inferiority Complex? Jane Grimes dyed her hair? Frannie Murray called anyone by the right name? Shirley-Ann Reynolds cut her hair? John O'Neil lost Phyllis? Kay Wyman didn 't get A ? Mr. Graves deserted the Year Book? The gallup Qoll 'EOE Questions Do you approve of moustaches for the average high school male? Does going steady interfere with school work? lSAhould they convert the Aber- jona into a swimming pool for gym classes? Are lines essential to getting by in classes? Should there be escalators in place of the back stairs? Are student-teacher feuds avoid- able in W. H. lS.? Do you think it 's ethical for Winchester girls to go out with our football opponents? Should deep purple lipstick be taboo for high school Seniors? Do you approve of high school girls smoking cigarettes? Answers Jimmy Gustin - Yes Ruth Coulson - No David Burnham - Raw-ther Phyllis Palson - Yes Bib Foley - No Ginny Chapin - ult's an in- spiration Tony' Melaragni - Yes D-ot Klyce- - No Kay Wyman - Chemically No Russell Joy - Yes Jane Grimes - No Phil Drew - You can't blame me for trying Helen Hendrickson - Yes John O'Neil - No Leo Tucci - I hear you talkin' David Riley - No Mr. Keeney -- Yes George Hebb - Oh dear, I'm afraid not. Chris Flaherty -- Yes Frannie Murray - No Mildred Ghirardini -- The grass is always greener Art Harris - Yes Bette Dickson - No Sam Pilkington - It ruined my last collar Ann Phipps -- Yes Mecca Millyan - No Butch Bacon - Not mine Does the normal high school stu- dent drive recklessly? Is the library conducive to study? Should the girls' baseball team have a male manager next year? Are Prep School dates more in- teresting than high school ones? Do you agree that a girl 's most valuable possession is her smile? Do you like the food in the cafeteria? Butch Bacon - Yes Prill Howard - lNo Jolm Dello - He wouldn't be normal if he didn 't Downey Bowler - Yes Allan Abbott - No Charlie Johnson - ls that what it 's for? Miss Young - No Marjorie Manzie - Yes Peg McNally - Page McCarthy of the N. Y. 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