Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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28 ABER]0HA ■ 1946 Superlatives t DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL If you look up their records throughout their four years in high school, you will find that Patsy Eberle and Bob Swanson have outdone themselves in working for the betterment of Winchester High School. Deserving worthy praise are Ginnie Lovejoy and Tommy Kirwan, who are close runners ' up for this honor. WITTIEST The score was close, but Mary Penta and Parker Flagg came out in front as class wits. Immediately behind these two were Jackie Geerts and Jimmie Maguire, who are seldom at loss for a witty remark. BEST ATHLETE Chosen as best athletes were Patty Root and Sam Tibaudq. Besides being captain of basketball and football respectively, they are both three-letter winners. Dudie Jennings, twice cap¬ tain of the tennis team, and Jimmy Haggerty, co-captain of football, were seconds in this race. BEST FIGURE The Charles Atlas award of our class goes to brawny Jim Haggerty-. Of the fairer sex, Irene Lundin easily captured the position of Venus. The second figures in this race for figures were Ellen Kenerson and Sam Tibaudo, who counted close in the voting.

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A B E RJ 07 A . 1946 27 BRADFORD DAY WHITTEN Another motorcycle enthusiast, like Kenny, Bunny makes a big noise both in school and out. He is the kind you’d call a good guy, with the qualities of personality everybody likes. He hopes to have a business of his own some day, and we hope he gets as much fun out of it as he has had in W. H. S. MYRNA ZAMANAKOS University of California Activities: Honor Roll; Red Cross; Student Council, Advisory Board; Class Secretary, ’43; A. A.; Class Play Committee; Vaude¬ ville Committee; Basketball; Cheer Leader. Minna needs no introduction to any of us. She’s that well-dressed, good-natured gal with a happy smile. She has a cheery “Hi” for everyone, which has won her many friends. Minna loves sports and has supported all contests. Personality (in those familiar flashy slacks) describes Minna, and a truer friend couldn’t be found. JANET MARIE ZINN One girl who helps promote friendly relations between the senior class and the under classes is certainly Janet. Janet has pep, and a gift for making friends, both sparked by many winning ways. All in all, “one swell pal.” SHIRLEY ANN ZIRKEL Regis College Activities: Chorus. Shirl can talk on any and every subject, enjoys a good argument, and almost always wins out in the end. Underneath a composed exterior lurks a bit of fire. Shirley has her share of brains and uses them to the best advantage, an excellent formula for achievement. When Shirley gets past the novice stage with her four-wheeled dobbin, we advise all jay-walking pedestrians to watch their step. il

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ABERJOHA ■ 1946 29 Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barb Fry, with her impressive record of having the highest scholastic rating in our class, and Sam Perkins, that mathematical wizard who doesn’t trail far behind, are sure to go a long way. Two others who ought to go far in this world are Patsy Eberle and Don Armstrong. MOST POPULAR We could hardly have gone wrong when we selected Patsy Eberle and Bob Swanson as the most popular boy and girl in our class. Their winning personalities have won for them a great many lasting friendships. Hats off to Ginnie Lovejoy and Jimmie Haggerty, who rival them for first place. BEST LOOKING Of the feminine pulchritude in this class, Phyll Bucci tops them all. Tall, dark, and handsome Jimmy Haggerty leads the long list of good ' looking boys. Attractive Dudie Jennings fob lows Phyll, and Kenny Symmes gave Jimmy plenty of compe ' tition. BEST ALL ' ROUND SENIORS Patsy Eberle tallied again when she was shown by an impressive vote to be her classmates’ choice for best alLround member of her class. Bill Knights joins Patsy in this welL deserved honor. Ginny Lovejoy and Don Armstrong are matched for second place.