Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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ABERJOMA . 1948 23 RICHMOND KEENEY Philatelist and fiddler . . . Max is handy with a tennis racquet and a rifle . . . likes listening to his lather in class . . . registered member of the Two ' Wheel Drivers Club ... a hard worker and a swell friend to all. Rifle Club; President, Orchestra; Math Club; Science Club; Radio Workshop; Tennis; Hockey; Thrift Association; Traffic Squad; Aberjona; Student Council; Dramatic Club. JEAN KELLEY Easy to know, easy to like . . . amiable miss . . . enjoys summers, taking it easy at Hampton Beach . . . “Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning is Jean ' s theme song . . . she aspires to be an airline hostess. Chorus; Spanish Club; Aberjona. ANNE KIBBE From Pennsylvania came Anne last year . . . has shining auburn hair . . . likes movies, books and music . . . can be seen skiing at the Country Club whenever enough snow appears . . . w ' e know she ' ll be successful in kindergarten teaching. Library Club; Aberjona. NANCY JANE KINGMAN Nan likes the State of Vermont, French, and English . . . sincere and stately ... a bundle of energy . . . helped form Winchester chapter of United World Federalist ... a friendly classmate. Nan. Chorus; United World Federalists. JOHN KITKO Zoorn ' m-m! . . . hailing from Cleveland, Jack plans to return there next year to enter Ohio State . . . spends his free time tinkering with cars and wTecking same ... a man of the machine age ... his favorite subject IS mechanical drawing . . , hopes to see “D. H. Barbaro smash his Cadillac. Chorus; Rifle Club. RICHARD KUGLER Personality, popularity, dependability . . . editorial genius of the class . . . a member of the illustrious Hoyas . . . twice president of the class . . . Dick would like to join Phil, Clippah, and Jean and buy the Braves . . . a wonderful albaround guy. Class President, 1945, 1948; A. A.; Traffic Squad; Red Cross; Student Council, Executive Board; Basketball; Spiorts Editor, Red and BIacI{; Editor, Aberjona. GUY PHILIP LIVINGSTONE, JR. From a little spark bursts a mighty flame . . . rates sports as tops . . . wants the Braves to win the pennant and the Series ... he mixes like a cocktail . . . Phil hopes to enter Trinity . . . and, oddly enough, he likes staying up late on week-ends. Science Club; Red Cross; Thrift Asso¬ ciation. ANTHONY LOPEZ, JR. Dark, curly hair . . . twinkling eyes . . . Lucky has a special weakness for Ford convertibles . . . his hardest job is getting up in time for school, especially on cold mornings ... he always has a friendly “Hi for everyone.

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22 ABERJOKA . 1948 ALICE HOLM Williamstown ' s loss was Winchester ' s gain in the middle of our senior year . . . cute . . . well-dressed . . . Alice lists as her favorite occupations dancing, horseback riding, and sailing . . . pet peeves are Latin, oysters, and Dick Tracy . . . after Smith, we expect to hear much news of her as Mr. Anthony’s psychoanalyst. MARGARET HOLMES Popular . . . can ' t stand anyone lacking a good sense of humor . . . but Peggy can’t be accused of that . . . snakes, fried eggs, and moths are taboo with her . . . laughing blue eyes and easy smile . . . Peggy adds that “certain something” anywhere she goes. Executive Board, A. A.; Chorus; Exchange Editor, Red and Blaci{; Aberjona; Field Hockey; Basketball; Captain, Softball; Vice-President, Student Council; Thrift Association; Class Vice-President, 1946; Dramatic Club. SALLY HOLMES A helping hand to everone, gracious to all ... a Jack-of-all-sports, with brains and bounce . . . famous red earmuifs . . . WHS delegate to the J. R. C. Convention in Cleveland in 1947 ... Sal is sure to get along well at Wellesley. President, Red Cross; Red and Blac ; A. A., Executive Board; Student Council; Chorus; Science Club; Dramatic Club; Hockey; Basketball; Secretary, Thrift Association; National Honor Society; Aberjona. HENRY PETER HORN Friendly . . . Henry aspires to play professional baseball . . . lists United States History as one of his likes . . . others are football and basket¬ ball . . . peeved by cigarette-smoking, gum-chewing girls . . . here’s hoping we hear .much of Henry on the baseball teams of future years. Baseball; Vaudeville; Assistant Manager, Football; Chorus. LOIS HOTTEL Frankly speaking, she’s always on the go . . . perpetual motion . . . everyone knows that peppy sociable personality . . . favorite subjects (she’s good in all) are English, maybe French . . . can be seen arguing with Mr. Keeney before Red and Blacl{ deadlines. News Editor, Red and Blaci ; Thrift Association; Special Chorus; Dramatic Club; Red Cross; Field Hockey; Basketball; Manager, Softball; Math Club; Aberjona. JACK HENRY IRWIN A great sports fan . . . busies himself with hunting and auto racing . . . finds United States History right down his alley . . . one of these days you’ll see him speeding around in his own car . . . Rickie is peeved with the long skirts. SALLY JACKSON A lush thrush ... Sal won renown for her duets with Marilyn . . . a Vaudeville standby . . . attractive . . . neat . . . hen-parties rate high ... Sal would like to own her own convertible . . . Vermont Junior College gains a wonderful girl. Vaudeville; Chorus; Octette; Basketball; Spanish Club. NORMAN JOYCE A first-class skier . . . Norm rates as one of the school’s best drivers . . . ought to be tops as a pilot . . . wear slacks in school, girls, and steer clear of Norm . . . thinks most good times start at a girl’s house.

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24 ABERJOKA ■ 1948 RICHARD LOVIS Benjie hailed from New Jersey . . . physics comes first . . . loves the great outdoors, sailing, and vacations . . . can’t stand slow subways . . . holds a strange esteem for “Doc” Alley. Science Club; Aberjona SALLY LUITWIELER Luity’s no stranger . . . crazy about horses, hockey, Holmeses, and holidays . . . never studying too hard to give with that friendly smile . . . here ' s with our deepest desires that she learns to drive on the right side of the road. Red Cross; Hockey; Chorus; Basketball; Science Club; Softball, ELIZABETH MacISAAC Diminutive . . . cute . . . the life of any pjrty . . . Betty, a mainstay of the Winchester Swimming Club, would like to own a swimming pool . . . basketball and dancing aie her other interests. Thrift Association; Chorus; Vaudeville; Basketball; Softball. SUSAN McCauley Tall and tantalyzing . . . long curly lashes . . . hates to hear the door¬ bell ring while sleeping (how’ she does that we haven’t figured out yet) . . . here one minute, gone the next . . . always in the center of things . . . she’s eager to travel in France and England ... an A-1 gal. Red Cross; Dramatic Club; Rifle Club; Tennis; Chorus; Prom Committee; Vaudeville; Basketball. JOHN McELHINNEY Gym-class basketball player supreme . . . math genius . . . John would like to become an engineer . . . likes chemistry, dislikes braggarts . . . Mac’s going to have no trouble in the future. Math Club; Science Club; Football. ROBERT McGRAIL Good looking . . . friendly . . . our sophomore class president ... a watchcharm guard on the football team . . . witty . . . lists lunch as his favorite school subject . . . Bob plans to go to Tufts . . . aspires to sit on top of the eight ball. Football; Traffic Squad; Thrift Association; Class President, 1946; Spanish Club; Rifle Club; Vaudeville; Red and Blac ; A. A. Executive Board. ROBERT McGrath Adventurous . . . athletic . . . Bob is always game . . . Winchester Swimming Club president . . . strange attraction for Rhode Island . . . likes dancing . . . and most girls, likewise . . . countless cups, ribbons, and medals attest to Bo’s swimming prowess. Football; Vaudeville; Cheer¬ leading. JANET LOUISE McINTYRE Here’s the gal with a yen for Spanish . . . enjoys A’s . . . always ready with one of her quips . . . horses are an inexhaustable topic with Jan . . . full of pep, with a gift for gab mixed in. Field Hockey; Vaudeville; Spanish Club; Red Cross; Red and Blacl{; Aberjona.