Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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In Jllemormm . . . WILLIAM EDWARD VIOLANTE Billy Violante was one of us. He was a typical student at Winchester High, liked and respected by his teachers, coaches, and classmates. On the misty evening of November 2, 1951, he was kill- ed in Korea. We, the graduating class, knowing that many of us may be called upon to follow in his footsteps, can only hope that we shall be as ready as he to make the supreme sacrifice.

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76006. . . . vii' if is W ' gi i l , X If ' f JQJAWWW J A Z fx it tee . if . 4 K l 'W x l l' E i f sa x lf- 2 l f - es 5 X if L if ' V ' 'l lx ff A 1 2- 4353295 X ' gi XX x Qi, Ny X Hllyli P . X a J -gf We, the Class of 195 2, have inherited a world torn apart by war and strife. Now it is up to us to shoulder our responsibility and help hold this crumbling world together, help make a reality of our last best hope for peace. For doing this we have been educated, have been encouraged, have been fully prepared. We are now ready to step forth and take our place in the adult World, all the richer for having spent our formative days at Winchester High School.

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R B ff . ff W 5, . if cflberjona of 1952 l C I First Row: A. Smith, C. Biase, B. Hadley, N. Deminico, M. Dee, S. Norian, M. Dexter, B. Nelson, S. Frotten, D. Horn, M. Mooney R. Peel. Secofnd Row: C. Crockett, J. Macaulay, J. Lynch, H. Dellicker, S. Morton, Mr. Ulin, J. O'Neil, C. Murphy, C. Zimmer- man, R. Traut, D. Lazzaro, P. Lanigan, J. Messier. Third Row: P. DeAngelis, H. Hogan, M. Briggs, M. Morgan, J. Chapman M. Reid, S. Kinney, J. Bramhall, A. Weafer, M. Chick, L. Stevens, C. Padelford, C. Keefe. J. Collins, M. Bostwick, C. Ambr-059 M. Smith, D. Greer, C. Murray. Fourth Row: J. Hairgerty, J. Flaherty, J. Snell, R. MacKenzie, W. Carleton, P. Leverette P. Coon, J. Gould, M. Neazle, D. Giacalone, B. Gerbick, M. Davis, N. McDevitt. Since early fall, when the first call came for those who wished to be on the Aberjona staff, over one-third of the senior class, with the advice of Mr. Ulin, diligently completed all the necessary details which gointo presenting a yearbook of lasting remembrance. This staff, with Editor-in-Chief Carolyn Padelford and Managing Editor joan O'Neil, will be long remembered due to the newer, bigger, and more exciting Aberjonau it has pub- lished. The unprecedented number of ads ever collected for a W. H, S. yearbook made pos- sible the vivid red color, innumerable cartoons and candids, more intricate page make-up, and added pages. Sales were boosted higher than ever before, much credit due to the recorded Christmas music and the year's most hilarious assembly, both sponsored by the Aberjona. Sona Norian worked unceasingly in setting up the book, and other stalwarts, whose ef- forts were indispensable, were Judy Bramhall, Mary Jane Davis, and Cathy Murray on ads, Helen Hogan as typist, Todd Wallis and Jackie Chapman, artists, and Betty Moss as creative writer. Now, with treasured memories of numerous deadlines, commotion over photographs, the final hectic weeks before that last March 1 deadline, their discussions with the printer, their cliliicult decisions, and finally, the finished product, the editors and their staff present the '52 ABERJONAI' i l