Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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14 ABERJOMA . 1949 BLAIR CROSBY CURRIE WelLliked . . . talkative . . . has done much for the school as President of the Red Cross . . . dependable . . . ambitious . . . hopes to become a good cartoonist . . . we know he will roll right into Amherst. President, Red Cross; Vice ' President, Thrift Association; Executive Board, Science Club; Math Club; Art Club; Philosophy Club; United World Federalists; National Honor Society; Editor, Red and Blac ; Editor, Aberjona; Tennis. JOHN RICHARD DATTILO Known to his friends as Angel, Johnny excells on the gridiron . . . dislikes homework and girls who smoke . . . enjoys dancing and bowling . . . before becoming a millionaire he intends to join the Navy. Thrift Association; Traffic; Chairman Class Play Program Committee; Vaudeville; Football. JOHN NELSON DAVIS Goodmatured . . . artistic and scientific . . . astronomy intrigues him . . . irked by bebop and conceited people . . . hopes somehow to win an argument with Doc Alley . . . aspires to be a radio announcer. Red Cross; Radio Work ' shop; Science Club; Dramatic Club; Camera Club; Band; Chorus; Glee Club; Vaudeville. ELEANOR LOIS DE CAMP Good ' natured . . . friendly ... a deft arts and crafts student. . . Tinka has high hopes of teaching crafts or owning a gift shop . . . hates snakes . . . enjoys swimming, hiking, dancing . . . can’t understand people who don’t like sports. Art Club; Chorus; Dramatic Club; Vaudeville. JOSEPH HOSMER deRIVERA Friendly . . . always a smile . . . science whit;. . . wants to invent a machine (no special kind) . . . dislikes Mr. Keeney’s vocabulary tests (and he’s not alone) . . . loves a discussion, debate, argument, or philosophical conversation. Philosophy Club; Math Club; Executive Board, Science Club; Manager, Hockey; Football; Tennis. PAUL WHITTIER DILLINGHAM, JR. One of our class leaders in popularity, studies, and sports . . . full of determination . . . Pete’s hopes and ambitions center about the Harvard Football Team . . . enjoys a max ' imum of sports, dances, and banquets at Gunner’s. Class Vice ' President, 1946, 1947; President, Science Club; Vice ' President, National Honor Society; Secretary, Math Club; Executive Board, A. A.; Student Council; Rifle Club; Chorus; Football; Basketball; Co ' Captain, Track. FRANCES RICE DODD Striking . . . vivacious . . . brunette . . . easy to look at and easy to get along with . . . first graced these halls during our junior year ... a welcome addition to any activity . . . ikes driving and red ' heads. KENNETH VINCENT DONAGHEY ’’Captain” Ken will always be remembered for his record ' breaking scoring on the basketball courts . . . always comes through on the baseball diamond . . . loves Saturday nights . . . wants to see Chuck make out with “horn pout.” Red Cross; Vaudeville; A. A.; Varsity Club; Captain, Basketball; Baseball; Football.

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ABERJOKA 1949 13 GERALDINE ANN CIARCIA Peppy . . . full of fun ... a real asset to the softball team . . . Gerry likes airplanes, dancing and lobster . . . plans to be an Airline Hostess . . . wants to drive to Florida with Mousie and Kitty. Chorus; Softball. PETER EARNED CLARKE Dependable . . . personable . . . full of fun . . . staunch racquet wielder for four years ... a rare wit . . . clever and original. . . one of the few elected to National Honor Society during our junior year . . . has sights on Middlebury. Executive Board, Science Club; Math Club; Philosophy Club; Student Council; Radio Workshop; Chorus; Vaude¬ ville; National Honor Society; Tennis. RICHARD THOMAS CLEARY Friendly . . . reliable ... a school leader in studies and organizations . . . mathematician deluxe . . . conscientious . .. admired by his classma tes . . . “Mr. Zero” in Tex’s English vocabulary tests . . . National Honor Society during his junior year . . . Tufts will benefit next year. President, National Honor Society; President, Math Club; Red Cross; Thrift Association; Traffic Squad; Philosophy Club; United World Federalists; Editor, Red and Blac}{; Aberjona. JAMES NORMAN COGAN Small in size . . . makes up for it on the diamond . . Nonie spends his spare time hitting home runs . . . intends to take the catching job away from Birdie Tebbetts in the near future. Red Cross; Captain, Baseball; Hockey. EDWARD MICHAEL CONLEY, JR. Eddie appears quiet in school .. . outside, he goes for sports, aviation, and big cars . . . doesn’t care for Mr. Butter’s “Problem for the Day” or women’s hats . . . plans to enter the Army Aviation Cadet Program after graduation. Red Cross; A. A.; Class Ring Committee; Baseball; Football. PATRICIA ANN CONNOR Petite . . . always on the go . . . she has dancing feet especially when it comes to Vaudeville and, of course, week ' ends . . . enjoys swimming, bowling, and skyscrapers . . • dislikes boys who can’t dance . . . some day she may join the WAVES . . . Home Nursing. DAVID BEERS COON Always loads of fun . . . likes baseball, basketball, and women, and incidentally scores well in all three . . . doesn’t like to study, but wishes to go through college ... art is his hobby. Red Cross; Baseball; Basketball. JUNE CROSBY Quiet, pleasing, with a ready smile . . . always a good friend . . . has a special knack for wearing cute clothes . . . loves convertibles, fried clams, and summer vacations . . . some day she hopes to have “The Voice of America” work for her. Dramatic Club.

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ABERJOHA . 1947 15 RICHARD ARTHUR DONAHUE Full of fun ... a happy ' gO ' lucky character with a devilish sparkle in his eyes . . . Dick likes skiing, skating, and autO ' mobiles ... is very much annoyed by women drivers ... his ambition is to learn to play golf. Chorus; Football; Hockey. JOSEPH STOVER DONNELL A mere lad but wondrous long!. . . full of fun . . . lab ' experimenter nonpareil. . . likes jazz and old cars . . . aver ' sion to traffic officers (strange!). . . wants to own his own business. Science Club; Spanish Club; Rifle Club; Chorus; Track; Football; Baseball; Golf; Hockey. DONALD DUCHARME Personality plus . . . careTree . . . life of any party . . • easy on the eyes . . . staunch member of the Harmonizers . . • started Rifle Club during our sophomore year . . . Don hopes to get a whiffle one of these days(oh, no!). Student Council; Spanish Club; Math Club; Science Club; Rifle Club; Dra ' matic Club; Band; Chorus; Vaudeville; Junior-Senior Class Play; Football. ROBERT CYRIL DUCKWORTH Ducky, the Abraham Lincoln of the senior class with his long sideburns . . . enjoys women, horses, and drums . . . dislikes work and parking regulations . . . will be remembered for his strutting in front of the Winchester High School Band. Band; Chorus; Orchestra; Rifle Club; Vaudeville; Football. BARBARA ANN DUNBURY Loves nice clothes . . . aspires to be a buyer . . . bowling, skating, and reading historical novels take up her time . . . her dramatic ability and friendliness have made her well known in the School. Dramatic Club; Math Club; Junior- Senior Class Play. ROBERT LEWIS ELLIOTT One of those unsung heroes — a member of the stage crew . . . likes include plenty of jazz (especially a la Harmonizers), spaghetti dinners, pretty girls and a “good win” . . . smart as a whip and good-looking, too. Traffic Squad; Dramatic Club; National Honor Society; Stage Crew; Vaudeville; Junior-Senior Class Play; Football. ELIZABETH ANN FAHLBUSCH Friendly and unassuming . . . likes dancing, knitting, and reading . .. good-natured Lizzie doesn’t dislike anything or anybody . . . plans to become a bookkeeper when she gets out of high school. Special Chorus. RICHARD WILLIAM FARRELL Tex is the only fellow we know who likes to work . . . can usually be found working at Lynch’s Market in his leisure time . . . interested in sports . . . would like to become a good mechanic some day. Chorus; Glee Club; Traffic; Vaudeville; Aberjona; Football.