Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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Vc. the class of 1950, dedicate our issue of the Tattletale to Coach Howard T ozier in appreciation of his fine work in developing the physical education department in the city of Attleboro. His outstanding basket- ball and football teanjs have brought honor to him, to our school, and to the city.

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During the past four years we have been acquiring the tools of knoivledge which, as we progress further along in our lives, ice shall put to use in the fields of business, science, and industry. Not only our studies here, but the many other activities, sports, and clubs have played a big part in our high school life. They have helped us develop co-operation, good sportstnanshi)), and tolerance, all of which we shall find so valuable in coping with the problems in later life. Through the candids and group photographs which appear in this yearbook, we try to show a little of how these clubs and other activities are carried on. Classroom atmosphere adds to the interest. These, to- gether with the other sections, make the Tattletale a summary of our years at A. H. S.

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.THE CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Fay Lawsox Wendy Morris ACTIVITIES WHO ' S WHO ZoE Brown Patricia Mulkern Harriett Cole Joan Bradley WILL HISTORY Elsie Donahue Tina Rich Virginia Doyle Brita Welsh PROPHECY AND QUESTIONNAIRE Jean Rigby Joan O ' Brien Laurel Globus John Tolchinsky INDIVIDUAL WRITE-UPS Barbara Sanderson Nancy Crecca Phyllis Robinson Joan Blottman ART Charles Goslin Helen Tipping Don Augat Margaret Desjardins PHOTOGRAPHY Virginia Gonsalves Peggy Willsey Vernon King Maureen Ledoux BUSINESS Manager — Olive Redden Patricia Mulkern Thomas St. Pierre ViERI VOLTERRA W illiam Augat Nancy Surprenant Phyllis Forbes ADVISERS Miss Stoehr Miss Ott