Wrentham High School - Assembler Yearbook (Wrentham, MA)

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konafil .szephercl Suriv Boston University Vice President '51, '52, President '53, '54, RiHe Club '51, '52, Class Play '53, '54, Minstrel Show '54, President of Student Council '53, '54, Temporary Student Council '53, Prize Speaking '53, '54, Boys' State '53, Athletic Association Representative '53, Athletic Association Treasurer '54, Base- ball '51, '52, '54, Basketball '51, '52, '54, Volleyball '51, Co-Editor-in-Chief, Assembler '54, Marshall, Graduation '53, Prom Committee 53. The force of his own merit makes his way. mary Sprague Choral Art Society '53, '54, Glce Club '51, '52, Usher for Class Play '53, '54, Minstrel Show '54, Volleyball '53, '54, Archbearer for Graduation '53, Typist for Beehive and Assembler '54, XVinter Carnival Committee '54, Assembler Staff '54. Sweet thought, sweet deeds, sweet girl. juckfh ,xdnne jurner s4JUDx'nn fcjoyar 4cBABYv Sturdy Memorial Hospital President of Pep Club '54, Choral Art Society '54, Class Play '53, '54, Minstrel Show '54, Graduation Archbearer '53, Representative of Athletic Association '54, Volleyball '53, '54, Basketball '53, News Editor, Beehive '54, News Editor, Assembler '54. She has a good time wherever she goes. Jean llflizbon ,lEANNIE Stenographer Glee Club '51, '52, Tennis '51, Softball '51, '52, '53, '54, Volleyball '51, '52, '53, '54, Basketball '51. Sure qualities that often blend- A good sport and a loyal friend. 53 ct :J li!

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add l'0,9LOCy May 17, 1964 Dear Diary: Today Jean VVatson was married! The reception was held at Libbcy's Manor on Route IA. Kenny Olsen built it five years before, and it has become a very popular place with David Libbey as its manager. Yes, it seemed very nice to see all my class again after so many years. They are doing so well. Diana jenkins played the organ at the church. jean was very fortunate to get Diana who just returned from England, where she performed five concerts at the London Palladium and before Queen Elizabeth. The church and reception hall were beautifully decorated with Howers from Gilbert's. Gilbert runs several very successful greenhouses in Pawtucket. He is quite a family man, having six children to date. Gee! The decorations at Libbey's Manor were absolutely stupendous! There were many beautiful pictures on the walls, All of it was modern art. joan Driggers has definitely made a name for herself with her art work. She married only recently to her high-school sweetheart and they have settled down in Circle Drive. There were three sailors present-Billy Lynch, Harold Paine, and Bob Whyte. Billy told me that he is a twenty-year man. He is a chief petty officer now and expects to go up for another rate next month. These fellows have been all over the United States and Europe. Harold met Mimi , his wife, while he was in France for two years. Bob, on the other hand, is eager to be discharged so that he can come back and marry his high-school sweetheart to whom he is engaged. All jean's co-workers took a short leave from their offices in the Empire State Building. They flew out to YVrentham in order to attend the wedding. Martha, Marsha, and Mary were there. Mary is a private secretary to the Mayor of New York. She married a professor at Boston University. I will never forget Ely, who was so much fun in school. He now has his own swing band. Harmonic Hepcatsn, and Judy Littlefield is star vocalist. I understand that she has been given a screen test and will soon be out in Hollywood where she can emote as well as sing. Yes, each and everyone in the class of 1954 has done well for himself. There were a few who eouldnit be at the wedding. Shep was unable to attend. He was in Washington before the Senate making a speech. I hear he married a beautiful platinum blonde from NVrentham. It seems that many of our classmates have gone to work in New York. Let's see, Martha, Marsha, and Mary. Oh, yes! Bev has an excellent position as head buyer for Macy's. She has done wonderfully. She married directly after college to a promising author. Gail CLaDuel Brown was at the reception with her two adorable sons, one ol' whom, coincidently, is also in her third grade class. Gail is still teaching at XVrentham and is very happy in her work. Dottie Lewis taught physical education for a while, but she is happily married and spends much of her time cooking for her husband and family. Phil Scott is the only single fellow in our class and isn't even contemplating marriage. He is too rapt up in his work as a mechanical engineer to be interested in women. Joyce wasnit at the wedding because she is stationed in Germany with the Ist Marine Division in which she is 1st Sergeant. Enid is a clerical psychologist at a college in Maine. She is very successful and enjoys her work immensely. She has been married for three years and has a lovely daughter. Patty Robson and Judy Turner were telling me that they are nurses at Sturdy Hospital in Attleboro. Iudy expects to attend school some more and then go into psychiatric nursing. Patty has come a long way at Sturdy and expects to be promoted to Superintendent of Nurses. I was very much surprised to hear that jean Richards married her boss. She was private secretary for a criminal lawyer in California. Tomorrow in school I have to practice on a mouse for a heart operation, so I must go to bed. L KAY as 9