Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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. iJBp . i m. I? JACQUELINE M. HAMMOND Jackie Bayside Aero. Habitually un-noisy and accomplished . . . a fine and appreciated member of the class . . . Cum Laude and then some . . . yearns to be a swooping aviatrix and is on her way to realiza¬ tion. ROBERT E. HARRIS Bob Commercial Art Lank, dark, and curly . . . every inch an artist, either in his cocktail joke” repertoire or winding visions of goo behind Brigham’s counter . . . chiefed Traffic . . . represented at A. A. and Student Council meetings ... a whizz on the diamond, is no less able on the basketball floor. ROBERT B. HARRIS Bob University of N. H. Used to be short, but now he’s tall . . . collaborated with W. Hodge during footbal season . . . shoots a sharp game of golf . . . Red Cross and Student Government . . . Vau-Devil Show . . . Secretary of his Junior Class . . . Sports Editor of R B . . . and now Sports Editor for Aberjona . . . just wants a car, with four good tires. HOWARD J. HAYES Hazy Handsome individual with blond waves . . . came to our halls very recently from Saugus . . . sports more colorful ties than the rainbow . . . spends hours skiing over New England slopes . . . stag parties and bachelordom a strict maxim ... if it can last. FRANK S. HERSOM Mike Tufts Handsome but modest . . . mechanically minded ... a wow with the girls . . . headed Class Play Committee ... A. A. . . . Thrift Association . . . Track . . . Science Club treasurer . . . models air¬ planes . . . boats . . . shoots . . . flies up in the blue looking down to earth for the fairer sex ... so that’s why he wants to own an airline! WILLIAM HODGE, Jr. Willie Prep School The life of the party . . . stocky . . . jovial . . . always a smile on his face . . . has monopoly on managerships . . . Football . . . Basketball and Baseball for the past three years . . . loves to super¬ vise his assistants . . . member of A. A. Executive Board . . . Traffic Squad . . . Vau-Devil Show . . . ambition is to earn a letter as a player. DORIS HOBBY Dot Earnest . . . go-getter . . . enthuiastic . . . Dot played Field Hockey ... a worthy member of the Traffic Squad and Dramatic Society . . . spends her spare moments dancing and having fun . . . coyly notes her ambition as you should see him!” RUTH HORN Ruthie All good things come in little packages . . . so with Ruthie . . . cute oomph girl ... A. A. member . . . stamped books in and out at the Library . . . her dancing routines prime factor in Vau-Devil’s successes . . . dancing feet will carry her to fame and fortune as a great dancing instructor.

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PAUL F. FITZPATRICK Fitzi Boston University Jovial . . . methodical . . . consistent honor enrollee . . . Red Cross repre¬ sentative . . . filled Class Play programs with advertising and ushered efficiently . . . intends to become big business executive. NANCY B. FOSS Simmons A keen sense of humor and an even keener brain . . . Nan was new to our ranks this fall ... A. A. .. . vigor¬ ous self bends toward swimming and riding . . . her smile will be sufficient cure for any victim of misfortune. CYNTHIA A. FOOTE Dinny Edgewood Park Delights in reading . . . and sleeping . . . and listening to learned men air their opinions . . . captained hockey . . . also plays a mean game of basket¬ ball and softball . . . Dramatics . . . Orchestra . . . A. A. . . anticipates riding with the Green Hornet.” FLORENCE GEOGHEGAN Shy and conservative . . . member of Cum Laude . . . Chorus . . . excels in tact and good judgment . . . literally attacks her work ... is efficient and business-like . . . destined for niche as very private secretary. HELEN T. GIULIANI Nellie Peppy . . . flashing . . . dual roles her dancing by flirting with the stag line . . . A. A. and Thrift . . . another sleek Bowery Belle from Vau-Devil . . . class basketball . . . ideal is a pilot’s license. RITA T. HALLIGAN Hal Bentley Talkative . . . spurred by the moment . . . Rita counts herself among those slated for honor roll . . . also in the category of disbelievers of a man’s essentiality . . . wishes to become a C. P. A. . . . skates and sings to pass any idle pauses in her life. EDITH HAGGERTY Edie Blue eyed and ambitious ... a good sport . . . was a backbone member of Chorus . . . circles of acquaintances that cover vast bits of territory . . . hopes to be an able follower of Flor¬ ence Nightingale’s profession. EVELYN P. HAMILTON Evie Dependable . . . tactful . . . Evie is one of those few who are always will¬ ing and ready to co-operate . . . member of Cum Laude and the Thrift Associa¬ tion . . . ambitions are two-fold: to be a secretary and to travel.

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ROBERT J. HUCKINS Huck Cornell Rapidly growing . . . whiffle-wearing, and still a bit of a squeak in his voice . . . spends spare time fishing . . . sail¬ ing . . . skating . . . Manager of Track, Cross Country and his Freshman Foot¬ ball team . . . rabid admirer of boats . . . wants to possess his own schooner. MARY G. JACOBELLIS Jake Easy-going . . . ambitious . . . member of Chorus . . . A. A. . . . peak of Cum Laude . . . has that jitterbug technique . . . loves wide open spaces . . . reasons unknown . . . ambition to travel . . . maintains her secret desire is to be an old maid” . . . but we know differ¬ ently. DOROTHY C. JACKSON Dot tie Wellesley Aristocratic yet disarming . . . empha¬ sizes her every undertaking with a calm finesse . . . beautiful diction ... a fun house on skis or the high seas . . . soft- ball and class basketball ... A A. rep¬ resentative . . . appreciates finer things of life — like her yen for dissections . . . we can’t understand it, Kildare; you don’t deserve her! PHYLLIS JONES Phyl Colby Jr. College Care-free, capable, and cute . . . the three C’s . . . brightened up the cast of the Vau-Devil Show . . . member D. A. and A. A. . . . friends in Canada as well as in the U. S. A. . . . will sail via schooner to the Hawaiian Islands (with Stirling Hayden?). DORIS E. JOSEPHSON Dot Business-like . . . modest . . . neat . . . a long-time booster of the A. A. . . . is circled by a wealth of friends . . . artistic self has designated future in modern designing and hairdressing. MARY E. KELLEY Betty Devlish in an angelic sort of way . . . keeps in the middle of the swim . . . as a hobby, dances (yum!) . . . spends her vacations in the city—of Chelsea . . . aspires to a life as a reporter (or is it just Superman?”). DOROTHEA E. KEEFE Dotty Mass. School of Art Good-natured . . . sincere ... in true nautical fashion . . . Dotty cruised serenely through WHS ... a member of the Library Club . . . Dramatic So¬ ciety and Thrift Association . . . spends her spare time sailing, roller-skating and clay modeling . . . dreams of sail¬ ing the South Pacific in a Chinese Junk. MARY A. KIMBALL Kim Quiet . . . unassuming . . . studious . . . so Mary impresses most of us . . . whiles away leisure time dancing . . . embroiders fastidiously . . . blondish . . . and willowy . . . and stately.