Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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smile, can tell her students everything that goes with it. Besides teaching histo- ry, she advises the Thrift Association with experienced judgment. Last but not least, her guidance, with that of. Mr. Butters, has always been behind a successful and never-to-be-forgotten Prom. MR. J oHN D. STEVENS. That debonair gentleman with the smooth clothes who rules room 35 with an iron hand is no less than Mr. Stevens. CJ. D. to some lucky studentsj Besides making Junior English interesting to said pupils, he is one of the faculty's basketball stars and has the import-ant job of coaching the Juniors during their editorship of the Red and Black. J. D. Stevens has a way with him that makes him seem more of a friend than a teacher and is, without a doubt, one of the best-liked teachers in the school. Miss FLORENCE E. WHITE. The teacher of shorthand and geography in room 27 is that attractive young lady with a soothing voice, Miss White. Although this is only h-er second year With us, already she has Won her way into the hearts of both the pupils and the other teachers. You have onlyl to ,go up to her and men- tion football or dancing and you Will discover her Weaknesses. Moreover, she is the faculty adviser for the Red Cross, and under her supervision it has be- come a vefry successful organization. MR. J. ALBERT WILSON. Too few W. H .FSL students know Mr. Wilson, the little man who leads the chorus. He not only plays the piano, but also sings tenor, bass, and sometimes even soprano-but only to illustrate a point. But he really does a wonderful job training the chorus to sing at graduation. or just for the heck of it, and When you know him he is a swell person. MR.. R. BURNS WINSLOWT. Mr. Winslow, presiding over business arithmetic and current history classes in the Wadleigh Building, has certainly made a name for himself with the track team. Tall and athletic-looking, Mr. Winslow is a familiar sight down at Manchester Field with his hat pulled down over his eyes coaching our team.

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RICHARD ABRAHAMSON DICK Born in Winchester, Mass., January 17, 1923. Pastimes: Skating and Skiing. Activities: Red Cross, Football, '38, Scholastic Intentions: Undecided. Favorite Sports: Basketball and Skiing. Secret Ambition: To get married and put Hitler out off! the Way. Ricky seems to be always in a hurry, but never appears to be getting anywhere. He is well- known throughout the school and is w-ell-liked by all those who know him. He tries to make it look as if he were studying hard in the study hall, but feminine friends. ELEANOR ABRUZZI HEL., Born in Boston, Mass., October 28, 19:22. Pastimes: Listening to 'swing' recordings and other things too numerous to mention. Activities: Vau-devil Show, and Cum Laude. Favorite Sport: Skating. Secret Ambition: To find the chair on which the sun sets. Eleanor may look like a serene little lassie, but you should see her get in the groove! Slhels a swing addict with jitterbug tactic. Her dancing abilities are not limited to jitterbugging. She is also a very good tap and acrobatic dancer. She is very quiet. and is a little peanut. we suspect that he keeps one eye on his many BARBALA ANDERSON MANDY Born in Winchester, Mass., April 2, 1923. Pastimes: Bowling, Swimming, 920 Club, and Record Collecting. Activities: Red Cross '40g A. A.: Class Hockey '38, '39. Scholastic Intention: Bryant and Stratton. Favorite Sport: Skiing. Secret Ambition: To reach a score of 100 in bowling. Gee, it's tough for a postman to have Kenwin Road on his route. Course it's all because Barbara Anderson gets -so much mail. Look here, these let- ters are from Canada, Florida, New Hampton, An- dover, and jimminy here's one from Shanghai, China. Well, I can't blame them by golly, those green eyes kind of get me too.