Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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SAMUEL M. GRAVES faculty Samuel M. Graves, Acting Principal Bertram A, Albro, Latin Otis E. Alley, Science Lillian M. Antonelli, Spanish (temporary) Marion W. Bailey, English Ruth Bennett, Typetvriting Helen Bronson, Office Practice Arthur E. Butters, Mathematics Robert W. Card, Science and Mathematics Gertrude Carmichael, Latin, Mathematics Beth Clark, English, French F. Mei’edith Cooper, Social Studies, English Verne Hall, History and. Civics Raymond V. Hayward, English Robert M. Keeney, English Ethel Knowlton, Frejich Henry T. Knowlton, Physical Education and Coach Larysa Lisai, Librarum (temporary) Mary R. Mackedon, French, Spanish Deborah Matthews, Physical Eduation (temporary) E. Gladys Niven, Home Economics, Dietitian Florence A. Parker, English Donald B. Partridge, Biology, Chemistry William H. Rodgers, Mathematics Ralph Small, English Helen Skornik, Bookkeeping, Typewriting Frank Weymouth, Mathematics, Science Ella M. Stacy, History John D. Stevens, English Andrew Webster, History, Civics (temp.) Francis D. Weafer, Mathematics, Science 8

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ELIZABETH ALLEN “ Betsy ” spread sunshine through the halls of W. H. S. with her cute smile and viva¬ cious manner. Gifted with a sense of style, Betsy revels in getting the most out of life. She sank baskets two years besides being Secretary of Student Coun¬ cil and a staunch member of Chorus. Betsy delights in swim¬ ming, dancing, and horseback riding at Rockport, her favorite haunt. Bradford Junior College will welcome her. ROBERT BATES “Bob” excelled in the scientific line for four knowledge-gather¬ ing years in Winchester High School, in preparation for M. I. T., Bob was a member of the Science and Math Clubs for three years. He also held an impor¬ tant position on the Ring and Pin Committee and as a banker. Uncle Sam will be bringing his identification card around to the Bates’s residence shortly, and Bob hopes to join the Army Air Forces at that time. PAUL BARSTOW “Bougainville” interrupted his nonchaiant. carefi ' ee attitude each day at noon to become a hard working cashier in our cafe¬ teria. He gets a great kick out of the ice hockey games on Win¬ ter Pond—lie’s no mean player either! Paul also finds enjoy¬ ment in roller-skating at Med¬ ford. swimming, and — Keri ' y! With a dislike foi ' bosses with¬ out patience, Paul wants to lead his own orchestra, he being a crackerjack piano player. HAROLD BERGQUIST “Hatsy” meandered through W. H. S. in a calm and serene way. Tall, blond, and good-look¬ ing, he played on both the foot¬ ball and baseball teams. His principal interests are athletics, music, and gardening. After achieving his most cherished am¬ bition, to get a B in English, “Hatsy” hopes to go to Tufts if the Armed Forces do not grab him. PRESIDENT SA?J HUZZOTTA SECRETARY MARGARET OWEN TREASURER WARREN CONNOR VICE-PRESIDENT KENDALL WAY 10