Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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Dr. Forbes H. Norris, Superintendent Mr. Wade L. Grindle, Principal jlze getaway -- ur rielwli Their job isn't easy and sometimes we make it tough, but times have certainly changed I Back in the days when cars were called Hhorseless car- riages and Grandmother Wore high button shoes, teachers and administra- tors Were hired tor their proficiency with the birch rod. Today, however, We at Winchester know them as friends, ready to help us in a thousand and one ways. Not only have they guided us along the path ot knowledge, but they have been Willing to pause and make personal excursions into the realms of understanding and personal interest. Yes, times at Winchester have certainly changed - for the better. lst Row: O. Iason, H. Knowlton, P, Goodrich, E. Niven, M. Bailey, W. Grindle, E. Stacy, H. Bronson, D. Kotkov, R. Keeney, O. Alley, A. Butters. Znd Row: G. Curtis, A. Cone, R. Catozzi E. Livingstone, B. Bennett, M. Genicot, O. Leary, W. Skerry, L. Travis, F. Cooper, I. Aversa, S. Daniels, H. Skornik, M. Regan, F. Bartlett, T. Morse. 3rd Row: H. Carroll, R. Hayward, E. Bartlett, N. Dempsey, H. Fitts, R. Ulin, I. Stevens, C. Reed, W. Branley, F. Weafer, H. Foley. 1

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lst Row: V. Dyer, B. Langell, R. Donnelly, A. Hooper, A. Smith, I. Ryan, P. Greenwood, D. Mansfield, S. Cary, A. Goodwin, V. Ericson. 2nd Row: D. Suppa, I. Farquhar, I. Chiswell, D. Parker, L. Curtis, I. Foley Mr. Ulin, C. Edgar, S. Ordway, I, Meacham, H. MacDonald, P. Boyle, C. Lincoln. 3rd Row: C. DeLay, S Gray, A. Elliott, M. A. Damon, M. Whiting, I. Lamprey, C, Noel, G. Bird, I. Borden, I. Hogan, R. Loftus, F Lawton, F. Mezzacappa, N. Young, I. Roberts, M. Flaherty, R. Stattiere. 4th Row: E. Mingins, E. Hersey, L Kugler, D. Brandt, R. Surtees, I. Callahan, D. McDavitt, R. Hicks, E. Drohan, S. Roberts, B. Mulea, B. Laird, I. McFarlane. 1957 .fgderfona Editor ....,.. ...........,....,. .......... C a rolyn Edgar The entire staff of your yearbook, The Aberjona, has put in many hours under the capable direction of Mr. Ulin toward making this the best issue ever in W'.H.S. . Publicity has been going great guns, the business board even going so tar as to obtain the services of those distinguished celebrities, Bob and Ray, in an all-out drive to gain subscriptions. The statt also has been Working frantically to meet its deadline in order that you may re- ceive your yearbook on time. ln this, it meets stitt competition from the U.S. Armed Forces, Whose material takes top priority with the printer because of the present crisis. In the mleantirne the business stait has been going quietly about its task of selling ads, and amass- ing that wonderful green stuff. This year, as you all know, the school adopted a little Indian as its mascot, and he has taken hold ol our stait artists' pens. Don't be surprised ii you see him popping up here, there, and everywhere. Here it is, your diary, to help you re- call some of the highlights ot the past year. fx .- ' y , XTQ' th t 0 yw, - n'1'l , ,N ,M Um 'I ' fl I X , A75 f ill-.-. 7 f ik A ti f' Q A ft -'ESQ' , A crm. .

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:ag ML Ckode . . . Mr. Arthur E. Butters - Easiest to Get Along With As our junior class adviser, Mr. But- ters guided our Ways last year with his supervision of our Ring and Picture Com- mittees and Prom. His willingness to aid both those poor souls to whom math is a mystery and those industrious mathema- ticians Who dream of finding the fourth dimension finds him holding regular seventh period classes. His Present but not voting? and Thanks for coming reveal the true Hank Butters - the Easiest to Get Along With! Mrs. Ella M. Stacy - Most Exacting Mrs. Stacy, Thrift Association and Prom adviser, although most exacting, is also our most understanding. Her in- terest in us was not as a class, but as individuals, and her inexhaustible knowl- edge of history and current events filled the best of us With awe. Although We may not realize it now, We are truly in- debted to Mrs. Stacy for her interest and patience, and We graduate realizing that We do know Who discovered America ! Mr. Robert M. Keeney - Most Original Mr. Keeney, dean and friend, has greatly enlightened our senior year With his Iessies and Georges His funny class comments and interpretations of Macbeth With Lady Macbeth, the boss, and Duncan, the dope, are most original as Well as amusing. His appreciation of our other Work and his understanding and fairness show how really obliging he is, and We all leave envying his original- ity and character.