Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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BARBARA JANE DODDS Barbie Bea . . . jolly and attracting . . . prompted for Class Players . . . organ¬ ized a memorable Class Night . . . ever dependable . . . solicited ads for plays and Yearbook . . . two years a Red Cross collector (charity for all!) . . . D. A. . . . gregarious, is determined to fly her own plane around a peaceful and undisturbed world. M. BERNADETTE DONOVAN Bunny Burdett Red-headed and true to that form . . . lively . . . always busy . . . Red Cross, Library Club, and Dramatic Club . . . and that’s just a few . . . has yet to screw up enough courage to ride on the Cyclone.” BRADFORD G. J. DONAHUE Brad Boston University Genial . . . persuasive, particularly in squeezing out ads . . . plans eventual control of billboarding schemes . . . antebellum pastime was gunning a Buick . . . has since relaxed into fishing and farming . . . two years an A. A. delegate . . . one on the Student Coun¬ cil .. . cast in Vau-Devil this year . . . another airplane fanatic. JANET A. DOUB Doubie Mary Washington Artist supreme . . . created the one, the only Aberjona (lo, the poor indian) . . . starred for girls’ hockey and bas¬ ketball . . . Class Play Committee and publicity for Vau-Devil . . . female ed¬ itor of sports for the R B . . . original to her last cartoon. WILLIAM M. DOWDEN Bill Tufts Strictly scientific and ' strickly’ likeable . . . V. P.’d both the Science Club and the Senior Class . . . Treasurer his junior year . . . followed the cinder path and managed football’s second team . . . toots an appealing sax . . . enthusiastic and mathematical. DONALD B. DREW Bongo Class cut-up . . . clever ... a whiz at basketball . . . definitely interested in women and song ... A. A. Exec. Board member . . . Class Treasurer . . . Bas¬ ketball . . . Business Manager of Aber¬ jona . . . claims interest in fishing and hunting . . . yeah, fishing and hunting for jokes and a good time . . . yearns for life as a bachelor (not of Arts). ANN H. DOWNER Hutchie Syracuse University Energetic . . . cheerful . . . athletic . . . varsity hockey . . . second team, and varsity basketball . . . captained varsity tennis . . . co-chairman Interscholastic Tennis Tournament . . . Red Cross rep¬ resentative . . . A. A. . . . Orchestra . . . D. A. . . . doodler . . . rides horse¬ back . . . sails . . . would travel to the Canadian Rockies and Hawaii! EMMA DUFFETT Em Bates Giggling . . . slaphappy . . . athletic . . . hockey, basketball, softball . . . A. A., Orchestra, D. A., and Thrift . . . likes all sports and regards eating the best of them all . . . secretly yearns to pump way up and over the Rockies to the West Coast.

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ROBERT B. COSTELLO JANE COULSEN Bob Methodical and unassuming . . . Bob’s energy is largely spent beyond the school bounds (wise man) . . . member of A. A. . . . sees the lighter side of everything everytime. VIRGINIA N. COX Natalie Boston University Good - natured, obliging, conscientious worker . . . member of Library Club, Thrift, Science Club, Music Apprecia¬ tion, D. A., Handbook . . . Vau-Devil Committee . . . Cum Laude Student . . . enjoys reading, music, collecting knick-knacks . . . loads of luck in achieving her ambition ... a good “school marni.” Koli Reams of “Coulsen hair” . . . good- natured and swell . . . happily exists “defending her diverse points of view from the milling mob” . . . since a freshman an A. A. ticketeer . . . third floor Traffic vigil a familiar sight . . . whams for softball ten every spring . . . born on a ski trail . . . hankers for the Matterhorn eventually! COURTNEY A. CRANDALL Newt Harvard Hearthrob of fickle la Mackcdon . . . suave, sophisticated, smooth . . . our first president . . . other official radia¬ tions include A. A. and Student Coun¬ cil representation . . . Red Cross (knit¬ ting?), Traffic, Prom and Class Night Committes . . . platter prophet for Recorder and R B . . . reason for Vau- Devil’s success . . . many years track and basketball star ... a man with a band! EDNA M. CYR Beaming . . giggles all over . . . flut¬ ters a halting wink . . . Chorus . . . intrigued with study halls in Libe (we wonder why? . . . can talk on any¬ thing and everything — and does. ROSEMARIE DeTESO Mary Cheerful and friendly . . . Cum Laude as well as A. A. . . . Library Club and Aberjona . . . persues her ambition of tracking down the perfect speciman . . . first-rank movie lover . . . already a good housekeeper . . . just waiting. DEAN DERBY Derb University of N. H. Dark and definitely handsome . . . foot¬ ball, basketball and baseball regular . . . the focal point of every game . . .flashy A. A. Executive Board . . . Traffic lieu¬ tenant . . . Mansfield Cup winner . . . captained ’42 hoop team . . . dreams of taking the wife and kiddies to Hawaii some day. JOHN DINEEN Jawn Tufts Quiet . . . earnest . . . won his much desired flying license . . . builds model airplanes . . . technically bent . . . would enter Army Air Corps . . . sorry, not interested in girls ... a swell pal to all his friends.

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JOSEPH L. DURAN Jumbo Hardworking and sincere and respected . . . spent a busy senior year . . . Presi¬ dent of the Student Council ... a baseball player par excellence . . . am¬ bition: to be the underlying cause of the closing down of all bar rooms. PATRICIA EATON Pets Cute . . . attractive . . . sweet . . . flirt . . . Pat has a way with the male sex . . . member of A. A. . . . Cum Laude . . . Pat loves swimming at Horn Pond, Woburn. . . . To be the leader of a male band is her ambition ... we know she will be a success. ROBERT E. DUTTING Bob Easy . . . carefree ... a cross-country man . . . likes early morning hours and driving milk-trucks . . . aspires to be a dairy farmer; we suspect it is the driving prospect” . . . whether in¬ spired by aesthetic or candid sense, is fast becoming fiendishly camera-con¬ scious. KERMIT R. EDMUNDS Moe N. E. Con. of Music Smooth . . . handsome . . . full of the old Nick . . . Moe toned up football, track, and orchestra . . . toots a mean horn in local bands . . . dances, plays basketball . . . takes things apart . . . intends to lead a band more success¬ fully than Duke Ellington or Harry James. BETTY A. ELLIOTT Betty Wellesley Dark . . . statuesque . . . beautiful . . . co-edited RdF . . . Dram. Assn.’s chief executive . . . intelligent administration invaluable to success of Yearbook, Class Exec. Committee, handbook . . . Class Play’s vampish le Fay” . . . League contest ... A. A., Vau-Devil, Student Council . . . Perm. Honor Roll . . . celloed for orchestra . . . Ping Pong . . . bends to international escapades, fashions, munitions — all explosive. ANNE L. FARLEY Nursing School Quiet . . . unassuming . . . dependable . . . welcomed member of chorus . . . contributed to Red Cross . . . fond of eating . . . collecting pictures . . . danc¬ ing . . . ambition is to enjoy life as a traveling nurse. ROBERT R. ELLIOTT Red U. of Maine Fiery . . . flirtatious . . . full of fun . . . Red zoomed through WHS . . . stopped long enough to attack intra¬ mural basketball . . . usher at Gradu¬ ation ... to climb to Cum Laude heights . . . and to get into Mr. Keeney’s hair . . . reputedly a whiz at Math . . . also indulges in baseball, ping pong, and skiing . . . will probably end up as a pilot in the Army Air Corps. GRACE M. FILLIPONF. Gracie A finger in every pie, tart, and custard . . . happy and blushing . . . Civics Club’s President, A. A., Red Cross, D. A., Thrift . . . Cum Laude . . . backbone of hockey, softball, and bas¬ ketball teams . . . Chorus, and Picture Committee . . . Abcrjona ’42’s capa¬ ble assistant-editor . . . Wheeler Cup . . . a wide reader and a swing addict . . . wants to settle down in quiet spot —thus has selected work as switch¬ board operator. ■WW I W M WW