Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1955 volume:

ec icaiioi lass of 1955, experience great pride in ur yearbook, the Tattletale, to Mr. Harry His friendliness has brightened the lives of ry  ff here at A.H.S. His loyal support of our chodf witnessed by his participation in our rallies, his eptertainment at our dances, and his presence at all our football and basketball games, has been an inspiration to all of us. To you, Harry, we dedicate this our yearbook |irith hearts full of appreciation for your kindliness, «your friendliness, and your unceasing patience. May you be happy in your new venture. oreworcf We, the co-editors of the Tattletale, receive great pleasure in presenting you with your yearbook. In this Tattletale we have striven to include every individual, every activity, and every school function possible. It is our sincere wish that you will in the future look back upon this Tattletale and recall many pleasurable high school experiences. This year ' s Tattletale thenne is trees. We chose this theme because it so aptly expresses the phases of our high school career. Just as a tiny acorn grows into a mighty oak, so have we grown from fresh- men to seniors— graduating to journey the many roads of life. Our lives have been enriched not only with the education received here, but also with the many friend- ships which will grow with the passing years. Education forms the common mind . . . just as the twig is bent the tree is inclined. Jitrs. Cive ( n y. J TcDofia d TATTLETALE STAFF FOR CLASS OF 1955 CO-EDITORS-Linda Stone, Lillian Quintin. INDIVIDUAL WRITE-UPS-Roberta Nerney, Carolyn Tingle. HISTORY— Mildred Halter, Marianne Stachurski, Helen Urquhart, Joan Robinson. SUPERLATIVES-Joan Vose, Carol Fogg. WILL— Joanne Wilnnarth, Carl Frova, Marshall Medbury, Margaret Galligan, James Newton. TYPISTS— Theresa Walsh, Chairnnan; Kathleen Sprigg, Virginia Souto, Dorothy Keane, Marcia Tomlinson, Margaret Logan. ACTIVITIES-Kendra Pitman, Joseph McKenna. PROPHECY AND QUESTIONNAIRE-Catherine Campbell, Barbara Demers. PHOTOGRAPHER ' S ASSISTANTS-Geraldine Cooper, Greenough Sanborn. BUSINESS STAFF— Grace McCormack, Business Manager; Marianne Stachurski, Joan Fine, Carol Motta, Sheila Blacklock, Yvonne Rapoza, Margaret Tannock, Elena Roca, Cora Pharmakis, Evelyn Costa, Weltha Boeker, June Fine, James Bennett, Lawrence Beaupre, Kenneth Fisher, Joseph Hannon. SALES AND DISTRIBUTION-Elizabeth LaPalme, Barbara LaFontaine, Joan Reynolds, Pauline Butler, Beverly Furtado, Priscilla Walsh. ART— Richard Riley, Chairman; Kathleen Sprigg, Carolyn Tingle. TATTLETALE ADV!SOR-Mrs. Evelyn MacDonald. BUSINESS ADVISOR-Miss Weiner. First row: Neil Silvii, Larry Roy, Richard Bennett, Gail Traverse, Lon- ny Beaupre, Derek Morris, Ronald Rooney. Second row: Fred Hicks, Robert Astin, Ronald Burke, Phil Dulude, Tom Eliason, Robert Ad- ams, Richard Rapoza. Third row: Anthony Strycharz, John Packer, Ke- vin McSally, John Ross, Fred Nae- del, Allen Corbett, Willard Wiswal, Robert Holmes, Peter Eliason, Wil- liam Wild. n n A s:][ ' IP ' I W I! GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB A CAPPELLA CHOIR First row: Nancy O ' Connell, Arlene Heskefh, Betty Dowgiala, Gail Tra- verse, Carol Price, Cynthia Picker- ing, Linda Stone, Cora Pharmakis, Joan Vose, Katherine Bonner, Nan- cy Lonsbury, Jackie Kerkhoff, AAr. Danforth. Second row; Marilyn Na- dow, Luella Hatfield, Sandra Lind- strom, Mary Lyons, Helen Andrews, Marilyn Field, Jean Perry, Myrtice Wheafon, Carol Hannon, Weltha Boeker. Third row: Ronald Rooney, Kenneth Benoit, David Klinke, Rus- sell Richardson, Raymond Sanford, Roger Swanson, Daniel DeWitt, Rob- ert April, David MacDonald, Frank Green. Fourth row: Fred Hicks, Robert Johnson, Willard Wiswall, William Wild, Dick Wild, Edwin Nelson, Peter Larson, Richard Gaw- lik, Robert Bastille, Neil Silva. NATIONAL HONOR Mr. Cooper, sponsor; Roberta Ner- ney, Linda Stone, Carl Frova, Robert Johnson. ORCHESTRA First row: Judy White, Yvette Capillon, Marilyn Field, Mary Lyons, Janet Hoddie. Second row: Leonard Fitzpatrick, Robert Dubeau, Roger Swanson, Payson Rowell, Clarke Davis, Geoffrey Gunn, James Willard, Robert Johnson. i BAND First row: Judy White, Joanne Wilmarth, Yvette Capillon, Innes Rose, Lois Kelsall, Cora Pharmakis, Carole K i f f , Patricia Mclntyre, Suzanne Gagner. Second row: Roland Emery, Douglas Gobin, Kenneth Peck, John Moriarty, Joseph McDougall, David Allen, Donald Johnson, Leonard Fitzpatrick. Third row: Russell Remieres, Chester Milosh, Allen Corbett, Roger Swan- son, Daniel Larson, Peter Larson, Clarke Davis, David Weatherbee, Payson Rowell, Robert Forbes. LIBRARY AIDES First row: Shirley Gifford, Norma Sears, Janet Hoddie, Cheryl Wither- ell, Lois Entwistle. Second row: Mrs. Palmer, Joan Fine, Dianne Berberian, Lynne Brown, E le n a Roca, June Fine, Leona Baker. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Dianne Hill, Jerry Cooper, Barbara Demers, Barbara L a - Fontaine, June Fine, Andrea Collins, Margaret Galligan, Marianne Stach- u r s k i, Sandra McLear, Dorothy Keane, Lee Keane, Berthe Mason, Maureen Devine. Second row: Mr. Goding, Betty Dowgiala, Bernie Barrett, James Newton, Russell Richardson, Chester Milosh, Edwin Nelson, Richard Gawlik, Richard Pariseau, Ronald Bovin, Carl Frova, Roger Swanson, Patricia Ward. BIOLOGY CLUB First row: Mildred Halter, Joan Robinson, Carol Motta, Ann Barrett, Marianne Stachurski, Joan Vose, Virginia Souto, Marilyn O ' Connor, Arlene Entwistle. Second row: Beverly Furtado, Joan Berry, Helen Brochu, Edward F. Stanton, William Diedrich, David Gunn, Joseph Dion, Richard Varrieur, Pete Mullaney, Dee Killion, Martha Lyons, Muriel Burke, Mr. Cooper. LITERARY STAFF First row: Roberta Nerney, Mildred Halter, Marianne Stachurski, Joan Vose, Barbara Demers, Catherine Campbell, Helen Urquhart, Mar- garet Galligan, Carole Fogg. Second row: Joanne Wilmarth, Kendra Pitman, Joe McKenna, Marshall Medbury, Greenough Sanborn, James Newton, Carl Frova, Joan Robinson, Carolyn Tingle. STAFF MEMBERS First row: Beverly Furtado, Elizabeth LaPalme, Dorothy Keane, Marcia Tomlinson, Barbara LaFontaine, Joan Reynolds, Priscilla Walsh. Second row: Virginia Souto, Carolyn Tingle, Geraldine Cooper, l chard Reilly, Kathleen Sprigg, Theresa Walsh, Pauline Butler, Margaret Logan. BUSINESS STAFF First row: Yvonne Rapoza, Grace McCormack, Evelyn Costa, Carol Motta, Marlene Bussiere, Margaret Tannock, Weltha Boeker, June Fine, Joan Fine. Second row: Sheila Blacklock, Marianne Stachurski, Kenneth Fisher, Lonny Beaupre, James Bennett, Joe Hannon, Cora Pharmakis, Elena Roca. NEWSPAPER CLUB First row: M. McManus, AA. Clarke, D. Keane, J. Knowles, AA. Lyons, S. Cooper, N. Boyd, S. Devine, C. AAayers, C. Bowen, L. Kelsall. Sec- ond row: AA. Duffy, D. Richardson, L. Keane, P. Robinson, K. Bonner, B. AAason, C. Robbins, G. Augaf, S. Kiefer, C. Hannon, P. AAartin. Third row: N. Lonsbury, AA. Lyons, C. Abbott, J. Robinson, R. Corri- veau, C. Frost, G. Sanborn, D. Kil- lion, K. Pitman, C. Brennan, A. Bastille, G. Traverse, B. Demers. TRl-Y CLUB First row: R. Nerney, C. Bowen, S. Worrall, S. Gifford, J. Fine, J. Fine, AA. Bussiere, D. Keane, S. Devine. Third row: D. Richardson, AA. AAc- AAanus, B. Demers, D. Fontaine, G. Traverse. J. Cooper, C. Tingle, N. Sears, AA. Stachurski, C. Campbell, S. Smith, P. Lincoln. Third row: AArs. Kelleher, AA. Galligan, S. Coop- er, AA. Lyons, L. Quintin, K. Pitman, D. Killian, S. AAcLear, L. Stone, N. Boyd, T. Walsh, E. Silvia, J. Kinney. LANGUAGE CLUB First row: J. Robinson, J. Fine, J. Fine, AA. Gareau, E. LaPalme, B. LaFontaine, J. Vose, AA. Stachurski, S. Carter, J. AAartin, N. Romagnoli. Second row: C. Campbell, AA. Bus- siere, J. White, E. Costa, V. Souta, D. Bobola, D. O ' Gara, AA. Halter, K. LaFontaine, B. Fonteau, B. Fur- tado. Third row: D. Williams, R. Turner, D. Richardson, D. Killion, C. Stevens, J. Oliver, J. Berry, A. Entwhistle, D. Berberian, J. Gav- lick, A. Fantaccione. Fourth row: H. Betts, P. Jeanotte, G. Pelletier, P. Jost, J. King, K. Salathe, R. Vose, AA. Bandilli. VIDEO CLUB First row: John Henriques, James Bennett, Karl Salathe, Mr. Coding, David Weatherbee, James Rich- mond, Ernest Jost. Second row: Ronald Bovin, Charles Coding, Paul Jost, William Corman, David Klinke. LUNCHROOM STAFF First row: Mrs. Ryder, Manager; Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Vaslet, Mrs. Sal- ley. Second row: Samuel Fine, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Uhlig, Mrs. Schaeberle. CUSTODIANS Sidney Brandreth, Clarence Fisch- bach, Harry Houghton, Senior Cus- todian; Everett Thurber. DRAMA SHOWCASE First row: Beverly Weiss, Carolyn Mayers, Claudia Silvia, Anne Fan- taccione, Phylis Martin, Mildred Hal ter, Coleen McGee, Lois Kelsall Nancy Scott. Second row: Nancy Merrill, Jean Smith, Carol Smith Roberta Thomson, Roberta Turner, Carole Johnson, Joyce Pitas, Kath leen LaFontaine, Beverly Furtado Evelyn Costa, Bernice LaFontaine Sara-Anne Morris. Third row: Rob ert Paridise, Donald Weatherbee Richard Vose, Cora Pharmakis, Chris ty Frost, Betty Dowgiala, Joan Oli ver, Marjorie MacKnight, Diana Ber berian, Joan Gavlick, Karl Salthe, William Gaudreau, Paul Guillette Fourth row: Geoffrey Gunn, Paul Jost, Ernest Jost, William Gorman, David MacDonald. SENIOR PLAY CAST First row: Joanne Wilmarth, Cora Pharmakis, Mr. Willey, Rita Kriegel, Joan Robinson, Sheila Blacklock. Second row: Carolyn Tingle, Don- ald Lindstrom, Roberta Nerney, Dick Gawlik, James Willard, Lee Baker, Karl Salthe. DRIVER EDUCATION First row: Sheila Devine, Yvette Messier, Joanne Deslauriers, Lolly Quintin, Christie Frost, Marjorie Mc- Manus, Loren Senseman, William Gaudreau. Second row: Annette Lallier, Arline Richard, Gloria Dou- cetfe, Patricia Duffy, Sandra Mc- Lear, Bernice Tremblay, Carol Mc- Cracken, Nancy Latimer, Barbara Clinton, Gail Flanagan, Charles De- vaney. Third row: Dorothy O ' Gara, Carol Stevens, Jean Oliver, Carol Ann Motta, Madeline Duffy, Carol Fogg, Constance Robbins, Dianne Richardson, Beatrice Fontneau, Bev- erly Furtado. Car Passengers: Mr. McLean, Mr. Robertie. Attleb o Beats Milton Next Gffme With North scnuLs hpy ' eirla short sneak for the first down Aftlri jj (irh Jpnsen hit right end for seven and ' ■•?•■ r.-:nir Barrett cUmberi the canter 3 TDs to ' e H.S. North final lo football titers 501 13 win o ter ' s ho Coach C mils pro all. Foi North ' s R ed this s tune of in any lea Attleboro a couple oti 0 practice fo ' ' North aim beaten Ta day. It ' s atif i- between the boro In lt, i | Coach Ec! B ' weak sister. ;. were without. [Offensive ace that time he to this team onstrated th The dyna, ball on 13 r ' tal of 104 yards per in three pa j other 76 y , three Att I runs of i ! An jtb- Plv jimi. suffe his r minuter four to the seven. And although hit by one backerup, Kerhoff was off for the score on the next play ' Milton Backs: Ireland. Co ton. Galley, Fallen taros, Taycs. Quin,. ' Score by perior! Attleboro ... idefeated _ ayward| ad ' i last- b to the inclng win rest for ;ai;ie ' .irir ■i.s at oncc- liing Satur- pn onpnnon ' The locals Jces of their Kerkhoff, at .nd ills value r more dem- Saturday. carried iv. ; for !eft end. It was on this play Richardson was p.obably set up the score. For after the kickoff, Jim Court- ney, brilliant all afternoon for the Whiz Kids went through the center of the Attleboro line and raced 67 yards for the score on a trap play. Richardson ' s sub falling :o submarine as he had been doing to render the trap play meffecti Fallowing the can chuck and Kcrk SI ' ' ball on th Pa::. ;cau wen failing to fin ' ' his head way d ' - the Scoring: hurt and it I Kerkhoff 3. R, ' first Milton i down, Courtn ton (pass) Referee Umpire Head liiicirna essey. Field J ' - Attleb- ■hs hne (flnt break m , furing the late first period Hal ba vl)ave Jensen and Line- man Don Sinclair returned to full itime duty Saturday and Coach Bill Madden had his strongest lineup against Milton. Their return was not . Me; Jensen ran hard and d touchdown pass to « Sinclair was a bad penalty wlirct drive. On the •econd pipj mage, Kerkhoff left tackle for I block on a Bolvin assL ' j, zagged his fenders to b; McKenna, only the on first of fiv point after MUton hi is exchan t from the 3 , lis from Pariseau rrkhoff taking a lateij boro end on the thp ), But, a p,, ..«Tiuut, i ' 3.-, fumbled by Kcrkh l ( n the 19. Miil.on recovered. i A punt by Milton that was aJm- blocked by Phil Boyd set up third Attleboro score in the secA half. Attleboro took over on th, and needed only four plays to . First Kerkhoff hit left end for then he received a pitchou passed to Barrett on the 22. - downed on the 20. Kerkhoff delay play, ran to the 13 for. and went over center for th point. Miiton fumbled Into the ar Sinclair on the 22. Then caught a paAs and Jat«rclled to it rett who went to the 11. Jenji plunged to the nine but Paris?, thrown for a big 1 i« to pass on the the 30. Ho ' ?? ' h waa the first • ' ' tchout to float illified by pen- 45 rushing. . . 172 hlng 16 passing . . 122 jasslng 21 ; s 0 fvirns 0 gained . . 257 MD TWO . . . tha, ieboro will carry j; ing day game . Side at ward Field nice pltQ ing 6 of ed the -v The fii time At boro reco returned ; la.st time a scoreles Mansfie! played was 1926 an Barrett tie — a 6-C deadlock- around 937 . . . otficial.s did a nand Tood job bi; all thre ' . ' hile a : --.-ii ' ry. Ho i would not have be| ,or of the locals ' favot V for the right foot of Jo rvenna which booted two of attempts through the uprighij Attleboro was in the lead al| way, actually, and only the n| say die attitude of the Coyle made the score close. Coyle, by Bob McArthur and Jim O matched the locals touchdow touchdown, but not point for Attleboro scored in each o., first three periods and had a 1 12 lead going into the final pe when the visitors made their efforts of the day and drove the final score. However, Attl controlled the ball in the fini seconds of play. Statistics show Attleboro ' s gro superiorly was the major f; in victory. The Blue and gained 21.5 yards on the grou compared to Coyle ' s 142 while by O ' Neil in co 7 yar Di couifin ' Kerkhoff plays. McKen . , A bad cente is ill iiiiPe.s  ci€ (Coyle score. A alf hour early and clon its own 46 j stripes and meation coming v the ushers earniover the hea jlv. .• ■--f-ri - ea though he r can-y tlie ba took over. s for trt 1 before Att pass play iriseau int« iand runni ' went to ibe a I play •( penalty downs mTon for one play it again. A with DicK Pa- the Milton 40 to the 33. Attleboro for what seemed to iwn only to ha ' ve the , through a clipping ' Milton taking over on plavs later. Hotvpvpr ncle I scorea ■he period on climax being Cou ' rix.. n on a reverse, tute Attleboro ba«kfleld the game and It drove from 45 to Milton ' s 36 aj ided. f24) igby, Frora, P. Miaaori and White cheerlcompleted hoops spelling AttleboiWhittcmnre the team was about tosma. eld from the dr s.sinsi to t!h roke through theO ' Neii Look i ' ficulty . . .one unsucces ' hen- resiover for the tlihue, 250 pou •c when he| 6 vicko, I ' crett ' 1 thCjihe lines and u. jBill ' s remark af.f O ■ DeLutis. Jost, Zftrck Leedham, T. miaaon. Guards : Tozler LaCrolx, Rlchard- block ' of tickets mus ' ' ' iken by the councilm ' i, ' , ' ° f iCy were together with wiv( n; v i-nmiir.-.. (,,.. r second period bi Toziermen Ra 29 Lee Bulit ' i s 2o points ied iro high school ' s basketball t5 sixUi straight win last len it played Taunton hi new Thomas S. Moore at the James L. Mu that city. The final o 52 over Coach Bob hoopstere. ' first Bristol r both tea game last ;ped New E ■ing ou Second County For Blue Wi ' BRISTOL STANDING , Points I Won Lost For Agst ; in ' vei Durfee 3 New Bedford .. 2 Attleboro 2 Vocational l Taunton 0 Coyle 0 0 0 1 1 3 3 179 121 192 117 161 149 148 98 165 106 192 210 Results Last Night Attleboro 75, Coyle 57 Diu-fee 61, Taunton 59 no floor hoops. But Brockton ju omores cooled off second team by with the Red aiu itj; lead in every final one to win. first loss. Dick Gawlik the Attleboro v iiard-earned on closer than :he cated. De.spite a ' onight ew s nine fou 13 points and x-, lided 10 to the cau.st a closely fought « the first half and T i by failing to fall 3 rolled to a 25 to ] period stop. Inste id Black came b ittleboro 17 to 12 rter and trail onl score indi29 at halftime. nme-pomt bulg! Three long set shots bj a at the three-quarter mark. Brock Larry Silva and ton was as close as three points Vhy lanky Gene he early fourth period before Ai-the Taunton s tleboro forced thf. shn ritv  parU ,„,. to foul their .,the last mini I: Howard Tozii I) to use any s The first pi :with Brocktc jball of the ci ' jedge in the : Then in the s [shots falling I Toziermen v time lead wl la 47-.38 ai the I Here Brocktc the 2:25 mar I three points led away. Despite Brc jit was fine b Ittleboro th Icondition r [attack an iKernan Iquent .s Gaw! Ithe Blue and Whi Up 12th Win Taunton high ' s basketball team ' was defeated by Attleboro high for B.C. H the second time this season by a {-{qoD S score of 73 to 54 at ihe Armory last uy night. For the Blue and White iti in in 14 starts andl ; t ■ in county league : . Zl locals held leads iNS ' Sord 23and55to39at;¥runSf° ' ' •inais oefore rack- cqvIp arginof 18 points, j ' close eing ials illed and was their fo compe of 18 th I a ces 3 Lee B nine for nin 5 for 7. . . and fans w 9:20. . . . boro didn ' t second pe chance to Walsh of r... .L o . personals, a 24 to 8 first 26 foul sh ' ligh hoop-jwoburn h over sLstant last o.tjens of Ne cause of IP IC F( ominei! Bedford mat )TING lUcboro iers hit si gipts ade w |aeu hi Jed lory AttI in My ol f Playj out led 13 Iffney lis his Imy DicI prted oa . . Dc fketbs Bd or Bayec Blue and White compel county con- of 1 1 points wasj doesn ' t T le and White, i has the pov tv, from the foul | moved from the- wed by Dick ' could easily have ■ace Rigby with, ca.se . . . next week, it ;erle with 10. m New Bedford for the „ startmgcafi_c Vocational next Tuesday night ad at the high school on Saturday nieht iield to nme,T vo very important games thi o= AfHoKr.v« ' oi ° ' important bearing or Serl oSli oul shot and, ' with a layup m Rigby who feeder all! oint came on but two free ; and Diefcerle and Pariseau 1 to 3 lead. ic€ from the layup after a t 15 to 5 andj •ac Locals Outscore on Floor, 1 Fouls Game Tonight Bedford at Coyle Games Tuesday Vocational at Co.yJe Attleboro at Durfee Taunton at, Nev but hel camt Coy] ?ht , . .spread fa le could pass it anu aua , ne evening doubly enjoy- ver in doub for local fans and players too nton schoo Oj . . . Taunton ' s Jayvee team is still, all the wa 8 undefeated and it looks like there ' s first period some good ycar-s ahead for Coach! much close . . Bob Daly who. by the way, did not hree quarters i4imake too favorable an impression them onlv ' O on the fans with his words to Jay- 9;vee officials Lou Kelley and Bob also finis OlGariepy . . . Pete Wayslow, who with a 43 w.uwii™ J7 couldn ' t be stopped in the game by unior varsity, the scorers witl either the Javvee or var.silv snKi ;als with 19! ' ' ;al 16. Jeborol ting ouS Iperiod but f r the re held [ fourth 11 anc Brainti Rod, 17 ' ' Dick GawlT hoopsiers rolled! of the season! , decision over! armoi-y lastl piy in two! iro ?lk ' 3proach ' foul vbttde in its 29 ,ast nigj ioiy e he ' ing ored lonly on jhot and cold, I la bang in thej iing up a 23 to maintain that! of tome. ' counixS of respectively,! ;;ood second ee Baker ledjj [its with thei CARLA ANDREA We entered Attleboro High in September 1951, and a bewildered group were we. To begin our career of high schooling, we had the distinction of being the last freshman class in the city. Our first big job was to elect our class officers. This we did amid great campaigning. The following emerged victorious: Jim Willard, President; Lolly Quintin, Vice President; Norma Sears, Secretary; and Marlene Bussiere, Treasurer. Next came the important task of electing representatives to Student Council. They were Russell Richardson, Carolyn Tingle, Eleanor Buchanan, Carla Rae Jordan, Richard Gawlick, and Kenneth Fisher. Bernie Barrett, Merle Collins, Roger Hager, Rollie Kerkhoff, Russ Richardson, Mike La Croix, Bruce Rigby, Joe McKenna, Jack Tannock, Frank Zarek, Ray Wright, Dick Gawlick, Larry O ' Connell, Don Clegg, Mike Quaglia, Ron Salley, Don Sinclair, Oscar Beach, Joe Krawiec, Bowen Diertele, Ray Dion, Bob Deschaneau, Howie Tozier, Phil Boyd, Carl Frova, Paul St. Germain, Bob MacKinley, and Jim King gave their time and efforts to help make our teams the great success they were. Carolyn Tingle became a big credit to our class by being chosen as a majorette. The Girls ' basketball team was aided by the work of Lolly Quintin, Carla Jordan, Kendra Pitman, Roberta Nerney, Kathy Sprigg, and Carolyn Tingle. Our class dance, Sands of Waikiki, was a great success due to the work of the officer and the dance committee consisted of Linda Stone, Kathleen Spriggs, Robert Nerney, Rita Kriegal, Richard Gawlick, Barbara Demers, Mrs. Gerlach, and Miss Pierce. And so we left our Freshman days looking forward to another year of fun and learning when we would be one step closer to being upperclassmen. SopJio nore Jrfisiory We will never be Freshmen again that ' s what we said when our sophomore year finally came. We all got busy and elected as our class officers: President, Russ Richardson; Vice President, Linda Stone; Secretary, Gerry Cooper; and Treasurer, Bob Johnson. F ootball season arrived and our sophomore class was well represented by Rollie Kerkhoff, Ronnie Salley, Don Sinclair, Bruce Rigby, Phil Boyd, and Bernie Barrett. We also had Carla Jordan on the cheerleaders squad well representing us. Soon the armory was ringing v ith the cheers and groans of the many basketball fans. Our basketgetters of the year were, Dick Gawlick, Dick Pariseau, Howie Tozier, Mike La Croix, Bowen Dieterle, Ray Wright, Oscar Beach, Bernie Barrett, Bruce Weir, Joe Devaney, Jim King, and Bobby Dechesneau. The girls ' basketball team had an excellent season with Carolyn Tingle, Roberta Nerney, Kathy Spriggs, Evelyn Costa, Gerry Cooper, Kendra Pitman and Lolly Quintin doing some fancy foot work on the floor. Spring Fever was our social of the year, headed by a wonderful committee which included Pauline Butler, Lois Entwistle, Shirley Gifford, Pat Heussler, Joe McKenna, Roberta Nerney, Norma Sears, Marianne Stachurski, Russ Richardson, Linda Stone, Gerry Cooper, Bob Johnson, and Oscar Beach, it was a wonderful dance and very much enjoyed by everyone. We were well represented in Student Council by Gerry Cooper, Maggie Galligan, June Fine, Jim King and Russ Richardson. Time came for choosing new cheerleaders and Pat Gavin, Gerry Cooper and Sue Worrall won the honor for our class. Our sophomore year came to a quick end and with it we left behind our happiness and sorrows looking forward to being upperclassmen at last. jfunior 3 fisior( Success at last! We ' re finally considered upperclassmen who are looking forward to a very prosperous Junior Year. After the vigorous campaigning for class officers, these people took the responsibility: Dick Gawlick, President; Bernie Barrett, Vice President; Gerry Cooper, Secretary; Kendra Pitman, Treasurer. Serving as our Junior cheerleaders were Pat Gavin, Gerry Cooper, Carla Jordan, and Sue Worrall. The girls did a wonderful job representing our Junior class. At the end of the school season, Gerry was elected head cheerleader for the following year. Compliments go out to our ring committee. The class officers: Lee Baker, Carl Frova, Ellen Liscomb, Lolly Quintin, Linda Stone, and Oscar Beach, who made an excellent choice in selecting our class rings. Events rolled by so rapidly that we soon realized it was time for our social. The dance committee finally decided on an appropriate title, June in January. Everyone had a marvelous evening dancing to the music of Nicky Peters and his orchestra. It proved to be both a social and a financial success. The Student Council did a wonderful job in everything they attempted this year. Representing the class of 55 on the council were Gerry Cooper, Margaret Galligan, Mike LaCroix, Eddie Nelson, Linda Stone. At the end of the football season the Student Council sponsored a Victory Dance. Our own Ellen Liscomb was chosen queen. Battling their way to a touchdown on the football field were these able boys from the Junior Class. Carl Frova, Bowen Dieterle, Phil Boyd, Ronnie Boivin, Russ Richardson, Karl Salathe, Don Clegg, Howie Tozier, Mike Quaglia, Dick Pariseau, Bob Garlick, Bruce Rigby, Joe McKenna, Frank Zarek, Bernie Barrett, Oscar Beach, Don Sinclair and Rollie Kerkhoff. The fellows all turned in a record to be proud of. Adding fo the glory of the class of 55 on the diamond were Joe McDougal, Dick Gawlick, Howie Tozier, Carl Frova, Paul St. Germain, and Mike Quaglia. The old Armory was the scene of many victories for the Attleboro team, which worked hard and came up with such stars as Dick Gawlick, Bowen Dieterele, Jack Tannock, Don Sinclair, Bruce Rigby, Lee Baker, Dick Pariseau, Russell Remiers, and Bob MacKinley. Turning in a fine record were both the girls basketball and baseball teams. Playing under the basketball spotlight were Roberta Nerney, Evelyn Costa, Sandra Smith, Kathleen Sprigg, Kendra Pitman and Lolly Quintin. The Softball team was undefeated this year. Contributing to its glory were Marilyn O ' Connor, Marianne Stachurski, Sandra Smith, Yvonne Rapoza, Evie Costa, and Nancy Heap. Batons whirled while down the field came the majorettes. Among those from the class of 55 were Carolyn Tingle, Fran Tetreault, and Lolly Quintin. Carolyn was chosen head majorette for the following year. Linda Stone was the representative sent from Attleboro High School to attend Girls ' State, while Russ Richardson, Dick Gawlick, Carl Frova, and Ernie Jost went fo Boys ' State. The Junior girls initiated into Try-Y were Linda Stone, Roberta Nerney, Dotty Keane, Carolyn Tingle, Margaret Gilligan, Barb Demers, Gerry Cooper, Kendra Pitman, Sue Worrall, Pat Gavin, June Fine, Joan Fine, Ellen Silvia. One of the most beautiful and touching spectacles of the year was the induction of Roberta Nerney, Linda Stone, Carl Frova, and Robert Johnson into the National Honor Society, The class is very proud of them and wishes them much success. Our Junior year was over altogether too soon, but now we had something to look foreward to, our Senior year. We were determined fo fry as hard as we could fo uphold the excellent records left by the Senior classes preceding us. Seniors af last! Those words excited some, made others feel sad, but everyone was looking forward to this last year fo try fo make if the best yet. To help make this senior year our best, we wisely chose these people as our class officers: Bernie Barrett, President; Bob Johnson, Vice President; Gerry Cooper, Secretary; and Kendra Pitman, Treasurer. The first dance of the year The Cheerleaders Dance was well attended and a financial success. In football, the seniors were well represented by Bernie Barrett, Ronnie Boiven, Phil Boyd, Carl Frova, Rollie Kerkoff, Mike LaCroix, Joe McKenna, Dick Pariseau, Russell Richardson, Bruce Rigby, Ronald Salley, Don Sinclair, Howie Tozier, and Frank Zarek. Leading these boys this year was a new coach. Red Madden. And to cheer the team on there was Barbara Demers, Patty Gavin, Caria Jordon, Roberta Nerney, with Gerry Cooper as head cheerleader. We had a fine group of Majorettes to accompany the band, the seniors among them being Lolly Quintin and Fran Tetreault; as head majorette was Carolyn Tingle. Newly inducted from the class of 55 fo Tri-Y this year was Marlene Bussiere, Kayda Campbell, Shirley Gifford, Joan Kinny, Patty Lincoln, Lolly Quintin, Norma Sears, Sandy Smith, Marianne Stachurski, Theresa Walsh, and Joanne Wilmarfh. The girls who had been taken into this group in their Junior year were Joan and June Fine, Paffy Gavin, Margaret Galligan, Roberta Nerney, Kendra Pitman, Ellen Silva, and Linda Stone. To represent the class of ' 55 in Student Council, our senior home rooms wisely chose as their representatives, June Fine, Gerry Cooper, Bob MacKinley, Dick Gawlik, Marianne Stachurski, Russ Richardson, Barbara La Fontaine, Eddie Nelson, Barbara Demers, Jimmie Newfon, Richard Pariseau, Bernie Barrett, Margaret Galligan, Dotty Keane. The Senior Play, We Shook The Family Tree, was a huge success and Mr. Willey acted as facuify advisor with Joanne Wilmarfh, as student direcfor. The members of the cast were Lee Baker, Weltha Boeker, Sheila Blacklock, Cora Pharmakis, Dick Gawlik, Rita Kriegei, Roberta Nerney, Joan Robinson, Carl Salafhe, Don Linstrom, Carolyn Tingle, and Jimmy Willard. The Victory Dance fumed out well and Carolyn Tingle, a senior, was chosen queen. A new club, fhe Key Club, was established this year consisting of all boys. If was a great help when fhe boys acted as ushers at fhe Thanksgiving Game. Basketball had a most successful season at the armory this year, fhe seniors being represented by Lee Baker, Bowen Dieterle, Dick Gawlik, Dick Pariseau, Bruce Rigby. Girls ' basketball was also active this year with Sandy Smith, Evelyn Costa, and Kendra Pitman, as senior team members. Dreamland in Orchids, the senior prom, was a social and financial success, and was aided greatly by the senior social committee consisting of Marianne Stachurski, Dale Brough, Linda Stone, Joe McKenna, Dave Doucette, Don Linsfrom, Don Sinclair, Sue Worrall, Kayda Campbell, Marcia Tomilson, class officers, and art students. Linda Stone was quite appropriately chosen as fhe D.A.R. good citizen by the senior class and fhe faculty. Now we are at the end of our high school years and fhe future lies ahead. Let us hope that each one of us will succeed in whatever we set out fo do. Gfass TKoiio i7 maUers no Jioiv on we ue, Sui Jioiv 6)e,tteCI(P5 of -fTftj - fiue.are hcrcto sav gooJ- byg 6;iih Ht h school JqifS qre o — ugrj i ' hg u oHd loows strqn £ onci dgrk, B - yniloon cv-erj) face flmJ iears irj ez-erj e e CJe fwr years of learn -rofcC ill be our owd-inft spark. ' Ifsnfft our 1 EE33 Think thc da jsaonctj. Kno af pvjn-y rfdsons ejt hou K)n( tPe live, Dui Kow Om r cbi($of «« girKflni toil, S3 J.1J j|J J in miss goR fl. H Gfass Gofors G iarcoaf ancf in G ass Wr ROBERT ADAMS leaves (whew, I made it!) VIRGINIA AVERIO leaves to join Roy at the altar. LEE BAKER leaves his track shoes to anyone who thinks he can fill them. ANN BARRETT and BARBARA TITUS leave A.H.S. to join the ranks of the telephone company. BERNIE BARRETT leaves his ability to get along with other people to Jimmy Cassidy. BOB BASTILLE leaves his sisters to carry along the family tradition. CAROLYN BATES wills her ability to get the out of town boys to Sue Stenberg. LONNY BEAUPRE leaves to ioin Tennessee Ernie. JIM BENNETT leaves his hot Hillman to Hank Ostrander. DICK BENNETT leaves Eddie Leedham all the remarks he is known for. FLORENCE BETTS leaves her seat on the South Attleboro bus to her sister Hazel. SHEILA BLACKLOCK leaves to join Hal Peterson ' s Cinderella Ballroom. WELTHA BOEKER leaves her braids to the needy (Joan Belavance). RONNIE BOIVIN leaves his football sweatshirt to Al DeLutis. ALBERT BOUDREAU and DICK JOHNSON leave their masculine voices to Arthur An- drews and Frank Green. BOBBY BOWMAN leaves with Lois. PHIL BOYD leaves the Junior girls all alone (sorry girls). CLARA BRIGGS leaves her domestic efficiency to Doris Guilbeault. HELEN BROCHU leaves her cute ways to her sister Connie. MARILYN BROCK- ELBANK leaves her cashmere sweaters to any Junior who can afford them. DALE BROUGH (Bugs) leaves Dibby for Mr. Williams to take care of for a while. PAULINE BROUSSEAU leaves her friendly smile to Cynthia Abbott. RONNIE BURKE leaves for the Indianapolis Speedway. MARLENE BUSSIERE leaves her casual manner with the boys to Gail Traverse. PAULINE BUTLER leaves her auburn hair to Sheila Walport. JACQUES CABANA leaves his vocabulary to Dave Klinke. KAYDA CAMPBELL leaves her good looks to her cousin Martha. JOAN CHAPMAN leaves her nice complexion to Judy White. DOTTY CHASE leaves her petiteness to Sheila Devine. MARY ELLEN CLEGG leaves her antics to Chickie McManus. BARBARA CLINTON leaves for Warners ' . DICK COMEAU leaves to become a French translator. HARRY COMO leaves his quietness to Norm Schofield. GERRY COOPER leaves her position as head cheerleader to Andrea (we think). EVIE COSTA leaves her athletic ability to Arlene Entwhistle. BOB CROOK leaves fast making sure no one messes his hair. CLARKE DAVIS leaves his musical talent to Chet Milosh. BARBARA DEMERS wills her neat appearance to Nancy Romagnoli. RED DEMERS leaves the teachers to re- cuperate. BOB DESCHENEAU and GORDON JOHNSON leave their high marks to Pete Larson. CHARLES DEVANEY and JOE DEVANEY leave A.H.S. minus a pair of great twins. GAIL DEVER leaves her ability to dance Pawtucket style to Nancy Latimer. BOWEN DIETERLE leaves his curly hair to Ray Wilmarth. DAVE DOUCETTE leaves a lot of the girls at A.H.S. alone. PHIL DULUDE leaves his scuffed up loafers to Mrs. Dean. DAN DUNHAM leaves to go hunting. NANCY EDLUND leaves her blond hair to some envious Junior. EGGSY EDWARDS leaves A.H.S. still laughing. ROLAND EMERY leaves after tell- ing one of his humorous witticisms. LOIS ENTWHISTLE leaves her ability to get into difficult situations to Roberta Benson. RICHARD ETTER leaves his many friends. JOAN and JUNE FINE leave their studious ways to Yvette Capillon. CAROLE FISHER leaves her rooting problems behind her. KEN FISHER leaves his neatness to Dick Chadwick. CAROL FOGG leaves her friendly ways to Carol Bowen. DOLORES FONTAINE leaves her blond hair to Gretchen Augat. BEATRICE FONTNEAU leaves her ability to get along with others to Carol Hannon. ARTHUR FORGET and PAUL JEANOTTE leave to become co-owners of the Attlebor Sun. CAROL FROST leaves her humorous ways to her sister, Judy. CHRISTIE FROST leaves her helping hand to Connie Robbins. CARL FROVA leaves Dave O ' Connel his willingness to help. BEVERLY FURTADO and MILDRED HALTER leave A.H.S. hoping that their will will come true. MARIE ANNE GAREAU leaves the glee club minus a good soprano. BOB GARRITY leaves for Pawtucket. PAT GAVIN and SUE WORRALL lea ve A.H.S. minus two of the peppiest cheerleaders ever. DICK GAWLIK leaves his basketball uniform to some lucky Junior. SHIRLEY GIFFORD leaves to wait for Oscar. CAROLINE GONSALVES leaves to join the staff at the Superintendent ' s Office. BILL GOR- MAN leaves Janet to walk alone in the corridors. MARY GOVERNO leaves her sewing knack to anyone in Mrs. Perkins ' class. JOE HANNON leaves his good manners to Willard Wiswall. BOB HARRIS leaves to join his brother in the Air Force. NANCY HEAP leaves her long black hair to Dolores Paquin. ARLENE HESKETH leaves her city position to Helen Andrews. PAT HEUSSLER leaves her wittiness to Dee Killion. PAT JEWETT leaves her instructions for Argyles to the Junior girls. BOB JOHNSON leaves for the Attleboro Trust Company. MARILYN JONES leaves her curly hair to Patsy Robinson. CARLA JORDAN wills her joke book to the Junior class. ERNIE JOST leaves Paul to han- dle backstage chores. DOT KEANE leaves her friendly way to her sister, Lee. ROLLIE KERKHOFF leaves with all his athletic achievements. JIMMY KING leaves his witty re- marks to Jimmy Romero. JOAN KINNEY hopes to leave her broken heart in A.H.S. PAUL KOSOWSKI leaves his current heart throb to brave the dangers of A.H.S. JOE KRA- WIEC bequeaths his hot rod to Norm Maloof. RICH KRAWIEC leaves with the noisy gang. RITA KRIEGEL leaves her date book to anyone that needs it (don ' t forget girls, there ' s enough to go around). MIKE LACROIX leaves the girls still guessing. BARBARA LAFONTAINE wills her helping hand to her sister, Kathaleen, MARCiA LAFONTAINE leaves her brown curly hair to Dianne Berberien. ELIZABETH LAPALAAE leaves her abil- ity to make friends to Nancy Boyd. WARREN LATHEM leaves his manly physique to knock any girl ' s eye out to John Coleman. DORIS LINCOLN leaves her pageboy to Patty Paquin. PATRICIA LINCOLN leaves her cute looks to Dianne Richardson. DONALD LINDSTROM bequeaths his pegs to anyone they will fit. PEGGY LOGAN wills her sparkly eyes to Connie Faella. NANCY LYAAAN I eaves her sense of humor to Lorraine Proulx. BOB Mac- KINLEY leaves his wit to be bettered by Mr. Willey. RITA MARCOUX leaves her freckles to Pat Ward. GRACE AAcCORMACK leaves her headaches to next year ' s business man- ager. JOE McDOUGAL passes on his bright smile to Kent Frazier. JOE McKENNA leaves his sweet smelling aroma in the dressing room. KEVIN AAcSALLY leaves, no longer hav- ing to watch out for Mr. Hall. MARSHALL MEDBURY leaves his hot Olds (Med ' s bed) to the first Junior to take it away. KENNY ' MOORE leaves his books and polite ways to David Allen. BETTY MORRISSEY wills her ability to make new friends quickly to any incoming Senior. CAROL MOTTA leaves Ronnie to find a new dancing pupil. ED NEL- SON leaves his pleasant manner to Jimmy Ellis. ROBERTA NERNEY leaves another open- ing in the cheering squad. JIMMY NEWTON leaves Mr. Danforth minus a tenor. LARRY O ' CONNELL leaves his D.A. to Billy Wild. MARILYN O ' CONNOR leaves to become a woman taxi driver in her hot car. JOHN PACKER leaves Mr. Coding ' s room in a cloud of smoke. RICHIE PARISEAU will now leave raiding the girls ' lockers to someone else. KENNY PECK leaves his red hair to Ralph Como. GERARD PELLETIER leaves his white apron to Bobby ' s Establishment. JOHN PELLETIER leaves (bet he ' ll miss watching girls ' gym). CORA PHARMAKIS wills her ability as an actress to Sheila Prendagast. ROBERT PINKOS leaves his hot trumpet to Rusty Remieres. KENDRA PITMAN leaves her talcum powder for future locker room fights to Sandy McLear. MIKE QUAGLIA leaves his build to Tommy Eliason. LOLLY QUINTIN and LINDA STONE leave having done a tremendous job as co-editors. RICHARD RAPOZA leaves his remarks to be thought over. YVONNE RAPOZA leaves the softball team without a good pitcher. ALLEN REID leaves to be- come a First Class Lingerie Designer at Miladys. RICHARD REILLY leaves his car to George Barber. RICHARD REINBOLD leaves his engineer boots to Edgar Moss if they will fit. JOAN REYNOLDS leaves her gift of gab to Joan Oliver. RUSS RICHARDSON leaves A.H.S. to go to the U. of M. (maybe). JIMMY RICHMOND leaves his mechanical drawing board to Dave Tingle. BRUCE RIGBY leaves his athletic ability to be equaled. JOAN ROBINSON leaves her ability to play the part of mother to Dianne Berberian. ELENA ROCA leaves her pleasant disposition to Janet Hoddie who also has a nice smile. IRENE ROGERS leaves to meet Frannie. RONALD ROONEY leaves with his reputation as an ace driver. ALLEN ROUNSEVILLE leaves A.H.S. to go on another of his trips. PAUL ST. G ERMAINE leaves Mr. McClean ' s class still minus a drawing. KARL SALATHE leaves his acting ability to his understudy, Eric. RONNIE SALLEY leaves A.H.S. without the sound of his hot Ford. GREENOUGH SANBORN leaves his good marks to Dave Jensen. RAY SANFORD leaves his ready laughter to Tom Hannon (Let ' s hope he ' ll make good use of it). NORMA SEARS leaves her dark curly hair to Eileen Black. SAM SILVA leaves his happy person- ality to anyone who will honor it, Robert Walker, maybe. ELLEN SILVIA leaves the teach- ers in need of a well deserved rest. DONALD SINCLAIR leaves with a crutch— just in case! JEAN SMITH leaves her peanut butter cookies to Cheryl Witherall (the best way to a man ' s heart is through his stomach). SANDY SMITH leaves her cute figure to Kathy Bonner. BOB SOPER leaves like a shot from a cloud of dust on his crazy motorcycle. GINNY SOUTO leaves her many blouses to Marilyn Nadow. ALFRED SPADONI leaves the audi- torium to John Henriques. KATHY SPRIGGS leaves her artistic ability to Nancy Hartman. MARIANNE STACHURSKl leaves her cute appearance to Connie Robbins. RED STANTON leaves for the Union Theatre— Manager ? JAMES STEWART leaves the session room as Graham Chase comes in. JACK TANNOCK leaves his smiles and good looks to David Holmes. MARLENE TANNOCK leaves her Scottish aunt to Muriel Burke. FRANCES TAT- REAULT leaves her majorette boots to any high stepping Junior. GERTRUDE THERRIEN leaves her walks to the bus each morning to Lea LaPalme. RONALD THURSTON leaves his ability to bunk, to go golfing, to Ralph Gustofson. CAROLYN TINGLE leaves her leadership ability to Sue Cooper. MARCIA TOMLINSON leaves her curly hair to Dottie Rogers. RAY TONDREAU leaves his curly hair to Dave Kenyon. HOWARD TOZIER leaves his innocent look to John Ross. HELEN URQUHART leaves her sweet voice to Jean Perry. JOAN VOSE leaves her red hair and freckles to Nancy Scott. PRISCILLA WALSH leaves to join L. G. Balfour. THERESA WALSH leaves one well used typewriter to next year ' s typist. DAVE WEATHERBEE leaves his job as projectionist to anyone who understands it. BRUCE WEIR leaves all his teachers, probably a happy occasion for all concerned. CAROL WHITCOMB leaves to become Ashley ' s number one soda jerk. ARTHUR WHITTHALL leaves the girls at A.H.S.— regretfully. JIMMY WILLARD leaves A.H.S. without a number one performer. FRANK ZAREK leaves that mischievous gleam in his eye to Pete Eliason. CProp£ecy ancf Ques ionna re M A AA P vVMAi WILL YUU MISS MOST AT A.H.S. PET PEEVE WHAT WE THINK YOU ' LL BE Robert Adams Period X School A mechanic Virginia Aveiro Bell at 1:40 School Mrs Rov Hendpr ;nn Leiand -Baker Talking to Bert Teachers interrupting Ann Barrett Study Halls Front seats AAodpl for knpp t nrUc Bernard Barrett Football Talks with Mr. Gibbs Horseneck Bearh Aiithnritw • ' • 1 1 _ r U V. 1 1 J It I J Illy Editor of Lovelorn Robert Bastille Teachers Miss Pierce Carolyn Bates Assemblies Ann Secretary for Fred Lawrence Beaupre English Per. D. Shot rods Custom car builder James Bennett Chemistry Lab. Underclassmen Morse Motor salesman Richard Bennett Movies in 304 Sinned seat in Assembly Game warden Florence Betts Homeroom 101 Study per. F An elite stenographer Sheila Blacklock Play rehearsals Boys, my briefcase Lorings photographer Weltha Boeker Walking the halls Soi?homore Nurse to a Marine Ronald Boivin Football Short week-ends Surgeon at Sturdy Albert Boudreau Mech. Drawing Girls Bridge constructor Robert Bowman Meeting Lois School Lois ' favorite comedian Philip Boyd Football Homeroom All-American Clara Briggs Cafeteria Noisy boys at lunch Head cook at A.H.S. Helen Brochu Dissecting frogs Taking gym Per. E Always nice Marilyn Brockelbank Mr. Gibb ' s talks Peg Pants Secretary at A.H.S. Dale Brough Mr. Leonard ' s talks School Bugs Bunny Pauline Brousseau Football rallies Jammed locker room Lady Ambassador Ronald Burke The teachers? Homework Friday in Dragnet Marlene Bussiere Patty ' s jokes Boys Wolf ' s private nurse Pauline Butler Meeting Jack Teachers Wife to a Marine (Jack) Jacques Cabana Oral topics School Dictator Catherine Campbell Being a Senior Ronnie Salley Good-looking teacher Joan Chapman Gossiping (North) English exams Model for Pond ' s Dorothy Chase Sleeping in Law Mr. Princiotta Shorthand expert Mary Ellen Clegg Lunch period Study hall Pretty housewife Barbara Clinton ' Talking in English Mr. O ' Connor Seller of pierced earrings Richard Comeau Chemistry Knocking engines Head engineer at Dupont Harold Coma Mr. William School A politician Geraldine Cooper Talking on Balcony Teachers Mrs. Bernard Barrett Evelyn Costa Mr. Princiotta Homework Pro baseball player Robert Crook Period X No smoking Per. X Authority on North girls Clarke Davis Mr. Willey ' s class Stuck-up girls Ship builder Barbara Demers Being a Senior Moody boys A cute co-ed Roland Demers Underclassmen Miss Haggerty Hot rod driver Robert Descheneau Period X White Bucks Manager of First National Charles Devaney The teachers Pessimists Assistant for Mayor Joseph Devaney Mrs. MacDonald Loud-mouths A mad chemist Gail Dever Gab session in 301 Bowen Always nice Bowen Dieterle Basketball Senior girls Manager of Dieterle ' s Market David Doucette Teachers School Garage mechanic Philip Dulude Sleeping in class Girls Beach-comber Daniel Dunham Rush to lunch Girls Gumdrop sampler Nancy Ediund The kids Teachers Tester for gum mfg. John Edwards Fun in 308 Walks to office Bug catcher Roland Emery Football games Coming to school Truant officer Lois Entwistle Sleeping Per. X Homeroom Mrs. Bowman Richard Etter Roaming the halls Early mornings Fuller brush salesman Joan Fine Singing in 101 Surprise quizzes Sophisticated lady June Fine Homework Quizzes Governments worrybird Carol Fisher The kids Wolves??? Major leaguers wife Kenneth Fisher Mr. Willey ' s class Flights of stairs Millionaire Carole Fogg The kids Oral talks F.B.I, office girl Delores Fontaine Gossip session Not getting the car A dewy-eyed bride Beatrice Fontneau Between classes Homework Bookkeeper Arthur Forget Miss Pierce Mr. O ' Connor Human Phonograph Carol Frost Bunking Per. X Blouses Secretary to Vinal Haven Christie Frost The kids Homework Secretary Carl Frova Seeing Linda People with pet peeve Second Einstein Beverly Furtado The games Quizzes Mother of Ray ' s 1 2 kids Margaret Galligan Boys So. Attleboro boys Lady Mayor Marie Anne Gareau Glee Club Oral reports A mad chemist Robert Garrity Fire drills Between classes Grape crusher in wine factory Patricia Gavin Cheering Work of all kinds Hostess for TWA Richard Gawlick Basketball Carla following me Next George Mikan Shirley Gifford The gang Joe McKenna Mother of 5 redheads Caroline Gonsalves Homeroom 101 Double dating Housewife William Gorman Lunch periods Homeroom Per. X Manager of Sunny Rose Mary Governo Sewing classes Per. F in 206 Home Economics teacher Mildred Halter Drama showcase Mr. Princiotta Spanish teacher Joseph Hannon English Per. D Getting up early Dog catcher in Attleboro Robert Harris Talks with Joan Sophomores Manager of Bobby ' s Nancy Heap The cefeteria Men drivers Perfect secretary Arlene Hesketh A Cappella choir Bookkeeping Chamber of Commerce, Sec. Patricia Heussler Those crazy Per. X ' s Teachers Perfect wife Paul Jeannotte Bookkeeping French Publisher of Attleboro Sun Patricia Jewett Knitting in study Late customers Private nurse for Paul Gordon Johnson Mr. Willey ' s class Monday mornings Successful businessman Richard Johnson Study periods Women drivers One of the world ' s best dressed Robert Johnson Study periods Silly girls Future President Marilyn Jones Chemistry Waiting for Al Model for Toni Carla Rae Jordon Telling jokes Dickie Model for bathing suits Ernest Jost Pass from teachers Lunchroom Manager of WARA Dorothy Keane Mike and Kerk Kerk Comedi an on Television Rohland Kerhoff Lee Dot All-American husband James King The Chorus Per. X Homework Prosperous engineer Joan Kinney Gossip with Norma Stuck-up boys Vogue hair stylist Paul Kosov ski The good food Mechanical drawing Tool maker Joseph Krawiec Girls Good looking girls Wealthy bachelor Richard Krawiec Rush to lunch Shy girls Authority on Pawtucket Rita Kriegel Singing at lunch Boys outside Bobby ' s A farmer ' s wife Michael LaCroix Shower room Missing study Water boy at Wheaton Barbara LaFontaine Classmates People who stare French teacher at A. H. S. Marcia LaFontaine Fun at lunch Study in 207 Prize winning typist Elizabeth LaPalme Mr. Willey ' s room Physics in 307 Professor in College Warren Latham The food Not seeing girls Stock car driver Doris Lincoln Typing class Chemistry Typist for the cabinet Patricia Lincoln Buz ' s jokes Teachers Mrs. Robert LaCasse Donald Lindstrom Gang of bachelors Not getting the car Head of bachelors row Margaret Logan Fun of a senior People who find fault Wife to an air force man Nancy Lyman The games Bev. asking why A June bride Robert Mackinlay Underclass girls Underclass boys P.O. at North Rita Marcoux French? Snobs New hair stylist Grace McCormack The teachers Surprise quizzes Florence Nightingale Joseph McDougall Homeroom 101 Trying to get the car Handsome model Joseph McKenna 1 rie little boys Jim Williard ' s shirts All-American Kevin McSallay Mr. Gibbs ottice Homework A money-mad man Marshall Medbury Mr. Leonard ' s talks Prejudiced people Big wheel ' s body guards Kenneth Moore AA.. OA7 Mr. V. in JU Homework Usher at ball games Elizabeth Morrissey bnglisri Per. r Looking old A congress woman Carol Ann Motta The lunches? Certain Sophomore Model for sweaters Edwin Nelson Race to lunch Not seeing girls ' gym Big wheel accountant Robert Nerney Being a senior Band and Orchestra Rival for Lionel Hampton James Newton Seeing Maggie Snobs 20th century romeo Lawrence O ' Connell The food Being late Spy for A.H.S. faculty Marilyn O ' Connor Miss Ott? Teachers Stock car driver John Packer Lunch with Sab ' s Short week-ends North woods ranger Richard Pariseau Football Homework Coach at A.H.S. 65 Kenneth Peck Room 103 Brief assignments President of First National Gerard Pelletier French class? Women drivers Chief chef John relletier Lorraine People who complain Cora Pharmakis Band and Drama Short lunch periods Robert Pinkos Sleeping Per. F Teachers Kendra Pitman rootball season r Dues not paid Michael Quaglia DaseDaii Silly girls I ' ll A Lillian Quintin Being a majorette The Beast Richard Rapoza Joking with Pat English Yvonne Rapoza Singing in 101 Seeing someone in hall Allan Keid Mr. Leonard ' s talk Mathematics Richard Reilly Kally s Shakespeare Richard Reinbold bell at 1 : 4U Girls breaking dates Joan Reynolds S. A. boys Phil ' s sense of humor Russell Richardson Buz ' s jokes Being late for school James Richmond rat Underclass boys Bruce Rigby Teasing the girls Practices Joan Robinson Drama club Unannounced tests Elena Roca Mr. Willey ' s class Homework 1 n Irene Rogers Classmates Short week-ends Ronald Rooney Eating lunch Sessions CI 1 iL. n 1 1 Ellsworth Rounsevelle Chemistry? 1 1 1 Homework Paul St. Germain Koom 1 1 1 rer. A Old 37 Ford Karl oalathe Shower room Barb and Joan Konald oalley Bothering girls Bernie taking the car breenough banborn Mr. Leonard ' s talk Long lunch line Raymond Sanford Russ ' s jokes Cold mornings Norma Sears Talking to Joan Red ' s singing in 1 1 1 bamuel bilva Seeing girls 1 : 40 bchool CI 1 — CI Ellen Silvia AAr. Oibbs ottice C 1- 7 1 , Frank Zarek p v 1 1 r- • 1 • Donald Sinclair rootball Too short days Jean Smith - l _ PI 1 ik Homework Sandra Smith v r. oiuDs taiKs Being caught with Ell Robert Soper Mr. Willey ' s jokes Mathematics Virginia Souto reriod r in 1 Uo Linley Gang at North Alfred Spadoni Lunches Homeroom Kathleen Sprigg Jam sessions Oral topics Marianne Stachurski Goody-ring-Span. Unannounced tests cawara Stanton Loafing Sessions James Stewart Being late-Session Squares Linda Stone Wandering Per. X Lunchroom cook John Tannock Meeting Pauline Getting up Margaret Tannock Homeroom 101 Chemistry Per. C Frances Tetreault Twirling Shy boys Gertrude Therrien Kallies C 1 bophomores Roland Thurston Mr. Leonard ' s talks Mathematics Carolyn Tingle Marching with band Taken for granted Barbara Titus Chewing gum study btudy in Uo Marcia Tomlinson 1 he Kids Not being able to Talk Raymond Tondreau Mr. Leonard ' s talks No girls in T.S. Howard Tozier Spoiits Attleboro girls Helen Urquhart Bell at 1 : 4U Between classes Priscilla Walsh Talking in class North boys Joan Vose Mr. Willey ' s class Being called Red Theresa Walsh Talking Per. X French David Weatherbee Showing movies Surprise tests Bruce Weir Bothering teachers Silly girls Carole Whitcomb Miss Daley? People who complain Arthur Whitthall Being late for school Taking sessions James Willard Doe Getting caught!!! Joanne Wilmartn Giving kids rides Kids not paying for gas Suzanne Worrall Donny Girls taking boys for granted Frank Zarek Football Ellen Silvia A horse docror Sarah Bernhart, the second Second Harry James Pro basketball player Credit to his family Private secretary to Ron Perfume smeller Bookkeeper at First National A midget racer One of the world ' s best dressed Chief mechanic Owner of a sweater mill False tooth model Owner of a drive-in The world ' s best (?) Famous Actress A woman lawyer Mother of Four Roses A smart operator A stock car driver Speed boat driver Writer of gossip column Underground spy Tool maker Manager at Alberts Model for Seventeen A smart mechanic Assistant to Mr. Gibbs A rich bachelor? Head cook dt A.H.S. Zeke ' s next farmhand Tool maker Wife of a ditch digger Resident of North Mechanic for 41 Ford Spanish teacher in 306 Second Napoleon Swede shoe salesman Pan-American Airline hostess A skilled mechanic Sub. for Mr. Cooper A posture expert Private secretary Fix-it shop proprietor Donna Atwood ' s rival Heiress of a gum factory Net Little Miss Muffet Owner of a garage Resident of Pawtucket Medical secretary Homemaker at North Nurse to a famous Doctor Head nurse at Sturdy Author How to Get Ahead Future manager at Floyds A cheerful person Five star general Famous celebrity Owner of a Cadillac Cheerleader at Dean Sandy ' s Boss ajajssng ' i ' 81 j|!|Me9-y -91 J l na d SI u|03U!Td •£! PAOJJ ' 3 -6 9jdnvag-| ' g uosuifop ' g ' f uosuiqo)!! T ' £ a|ja a!a a I - 3. f 4. 7. 14 1 . Joan Reynolds 2. Marilyn O ' Connor 3. Frances Tetreault 4. Carole Fogg 5. James Richmond 6. Margaret Galligan 7. Michael Quaglia 8. Kathleen Sprigg 9. Sheila Blacklock 10. Elena Roca I I. Lawrence O ' Connell 1 2. Jean Smith 1 3. Dorothy Keane 14. Bruce Weir 1 5. Sandra Smith 1 6. Christie Frost 1 7. Barbara Demers 18. Marianne Stachurski 19. Kenneth Fisher Ml 14 Robert Adams 163 Pleasant Street Service He ' ll be your friend Right to the end. Boys ' Glee Club 4. Virginia Aveiro 72 Birch Street Marriage She ' s got a nice guy and we ' re betting in the fall there ' ll be a wedding. Drama Showcase 1, 2; Radio Club 1; Library Aide 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Senior Banquet Committee 3; Senior Dance Com- mittee 4. Leland Baker 33 Jefferson Street College Around the track and on the floor Lee is sure to always score. Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Basketball 2, 3,j 4; Senior Play 4. Ann Barrett 68 Benefit Street Wilfred Academy Ann ' s gigg e, known by all Makes her just a living doll! Library Aide 1, 2, 3; Tennis Club 1, Driver Education 3; Biology Club 3, 4. Bernard Barrett 153 Park Street University of Massachusetts We all love him, so you can see why, Bernie is our Most popular guy. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 3, Vice President 3; Dance Com- mittee 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Track 4, President 4; Student Council 4; Victory Dance Committee 4. Robert J. Bastille 1242 Park Street General With his devilish grin Friends he will surely win. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1;| Baseball 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Football 2, 4. IF J, Carolyn Bates 302 South Main Street Wilfred Academy Her grin is merry and she ' s sincere; But in her eyes the mischief shows clear. Glee Club 1; Junior Red Cross 1; Library Aid 1; Drama Showcase 1; Blue Owl 3. Lawrence Beaupre 21 Thirteenth Street University of Massachusetts With that hopped-up car all his own; This poor boy won ' t be alone. Track 2; Hi-Y 2; Glee Club 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Senior Play 4. James M. Bennett 176 County Street College His interest in photography; Successful Jimmy ' s bound to be. Video Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4,- tietale Staff 4. Tat- Richard Bennett 863 Pleasant Street Bryant College fond of beauty, life, and laughter; Pleasure first and business after. Spanish Club 3; Glee Club 4; General Mixed Chorus 4. Florence Betts 55 Collins Street Secretarial Work You ' ll like her and she ' ll like you; Girls like her are far and few. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Fashion Club 3. Club 3; Sheila Blacklock 216 South Avenue Radio Willing is she and eager to please; What other virtues are better than these? Drama Showcase 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4. Weltha Boeker 141 North Main Street Nursing Nice wherever she may go; A ways friend, never foe. Drama Showcase 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Tennis Club 2; Senior Play 4; A Cappella Choir 4; All State Chorus 4; National Thes- pian Society 2, 3, 4. Ronald Boivin 6 Martin Street Wentworth Institute He loved to play iis games of ball; He gave his best and he gave it all. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. Albert Boudreau 1055 Newport Avenue Rhode Island School of Design Although he ' s kind of shy; He ' s really a wonderful guy. Robert Bowman 1 1 Mason Avenue North Attleboro, Massachusetts (Trade School) U. S. Navy Robert and his mechanical mind; A better one you ' ll never find. Football 3. Phillip Boyd 24 Kendall Street College Loves his football and his fun; Our admiration he has won. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Tattletale Staff 4. Clara Briggs 512 South Main Street Secretarial Work Quietly she goes her way; Does her share with little to say. Helen Brochu 408 South Main Street Sturdy Memorial Hospital Friendly to all Oh! what a doll. Fashion Club 3; Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4; Bi- ology Club 4. Marilyn Brockelbank 287 County Street College A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dance Commit- tee 1; Junior Red Cross 3; Drama Showcase 3, 4; Fashion Club 3. Dale Brough 18 Fifth Street Toolmaker He ' s clever and he ' s wise; A terror for his size. Dance Committee 4; Key Club 4. Pauline Brousseau 81 Hebron Avenue, Hebronville Secretarial Work The things that go on inside her mind Are always thoughtful, generous, and kind. Biology Club 3; Fashion Club 3. Ronald Burke 65 Florence Avenue Ford or General Motors Ronnie and his little car. May they travel wide and far. Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Marlene Bussiere 150 Commonw ealth Avenue Nursing Sweet and charming; Sometimes alarming. Class Treasurer 1; Junior Red Cross 1, Tennis Club 1, 3; Dance Committee 1, Canteen Committee 1; Blue Owl 3; Committee 3; Tri-Y 4. 2, 3; 2, 4; Ring Pauline Butler 171 AAendon Road Comptometer Operator A very sweet and vivacious girl; She ' ll always be in the social whirl. Student Council 1, 2, 3; Tennis Club 2, 3, Vice President; Dance Committee 2, 4; Tat- tlefale Staff 4; Softball 2. Jacques Cabana 588 Newport Avenue University of Massachusetts Joined us in our senior year; Bringing lots of fun and cheer. Catharine Campbell 1077 Washington Street College Pert and sweet; A pleasure to meet. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Showcase 1; Or- chestra 1, 2, 3; Canteen Committee 2; Sen- ior Dance Committee 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Tri-Y 4; Secretary Newspaper Committee 3. Joan Chapman 28 1-2 Pine Street X-ray Technician Sleek ' n slim; She ' s full of vim. Dance Committee 1, 4; Canteen Committee 1; Blue Owl 1; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Bowl- ing Club 2; Basketball 2; Fashion Club 3. Dorothy Chase 2 Eddy Street General With such a twinkle in her eye; Can she really be so shy? Spanish Club 2, 3. Mary Ellen Clegg 12 Shaw Street Secretarial Work Because this girl is so very nice; In her future we ' ll be throwing rice. Softball 1, 2, 3; Bowling 3. I Barbara Clinton 16 Leroy Street General A ways laughing, hav ng fun Now what mischief has she done! Girls ' Glee Club 1; Dance Committee 1, 2; Tattletale Staff 1; Drama Showcase 2, 3; Blue Owl 2. Richard Comeau Northeastern University Humorous and meWosN An intelligent fellow. Band 1, 2. 0 J Harold Coaao 161 Pine Street General A classmate of ours ' we ' re proud to say This we ' ll remember when he ' s famous some day. Trade School. Geraldine Cooper 868 Pleasant Street College Most Popular among her mates Because of her many wonderful traits. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Drama Showcase 2; Basketball 2; Bowling Club 2, Vice President; Tennis Club 2, Secre- tary; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, Head 4; Ring Committee 3; Tri-Y 3, 4, Vice President 3; Tattletale Staff 4. Evelyn Costa 27 Alder Street Secretarial Work Sports-minded is our Evelyn The team she ' s on will always win. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Bowl- ing 3; GAA 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4; Language Club 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Spanish Club 3; Drama Showcase 4. Robert Crook 148 Pine Street General Attending school is an awful bore I don ' t know what I came here for. Student Council 1; Dance Committee 1; Drama Showcase 3, 4. Clarke Davis Barbara Demers Roland Demers 628 Pleasant Street 70 Parker Street 70 Parker Street University of Massachusetts Nursing Electrical Engineer Neaf build, nice face; With her hearty laugh and sparkling eyes; He IS known by the top of his head Love to meet him any place. To success this lady is sure to rise. Which is always a flaming red. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Orchestra Dance Committee 1, 2; Canteen Committee Drama Showcase; Intramural Basketball. 3, 4; Track 3. 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 2; Blue Owl 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Student Council 4. Joseph Devaney 17 Olive Street Robert Descheneau Charles Devaney General 1444 Park Street 17 Olive Street In school work he ' s a whiz; Bryant College Mechanic Success will surely be his. Bob and his little car; Friendly and talented too; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 4; Sen- May they travel wide and far. We know his wishes will come true. ior Play 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 4. Honor Usher 3. i Gail Dever 101 James Street Aviation Training School She ' s neither shy, nor is she bold; She ' s just a girl as good as gold. Drama Showcase 1. 2, 3; Tennis Club 1, Girls ' Glee 1, 2, 4; Bowling Club 2; Dance Committee 4. BOWEN DiETERLE 496 Newport Avenue, South Attleboro College A way among the girls. They always go for the curts. Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Football 3. David Doucette 61 West Street U. S. Marines He ' s clever and he ' s wise. He ' s a terror for his size. Football 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 4. Philip Dulude Mendon Road, South Attleboro General love my teachers, but you know My fun must have a little show. Boys ' Glee Club 1 , 2, 3, 4. Daniel Dunham Bicknell Street Armed Service Although he ' s kind of shy. He ' s really a wonderful guy. Nancy Edlund 66 Pleasant Street Secretary Always smiling, always gay This is Nancy ' s lively way. Bowling Club 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 1 ; Canteen Committee 1; Drama Showcase 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dance Com- mittee 4. John Edwards 45 Carpenter Street Air Force Those who know him a ways say He ' ll be with you all the way. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Roland Emery 218 Robinson Avenue (Trade School) U. S. Navy Small in size; A really terrific guy. Band 3. 4. Lois Entwistle 193 Robinson Avenue General Lois is a cheerful girl; Her life is always in a whirl. Dance Committee 2, 4; Radio teen Committee 2; Red Cross 1 ; Fashion Club 3. Club 1; 1; Glee Can- Club Richard Etter 201 AAaple Street Radio and TV A friend indeed all the time; Truly sincere, willing, and kind. Joan Fine 226 Smith Street University of Rhode Island Her name is Joan and you ' ll surely agree; A nicer girl there never could be. Press Club 2, 3; Tri-Y 3, 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Language Club 4; Library Aid 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, Vice President 3; Red Cross 2. June Fine 226 Smith Street University of Rhode Island There ' s lots of fun when she ' s around; Kind and sincere, she ' ll never let you down. Spanish Club 2, 3; Tattletale Staff 4; Press Club 2, 3; Dance Committee 3; Language Club 4; Library Aid 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4. I Carole Fisher 7 Pearl Street Mansfield School A snappy personality, a heart-warming smile; She ' ll be remembered for a long, long while. Dance Committee 1; Radio Club 1; Junior Red Cross 1; Drivers Education 3. 11 Kenneth Fisher 15 Orange Street U. S. Coast Guard Academy. A guy with many fans. Girls don ' t figure in his plans. Student Council 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Key Club 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4. Carole Fogg 84 Park Circle, South Attleboro Medical Secretary Not too short, not too tall; Friendly, and liked by all. Bowling Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Dance Com- mittee 2; GAA 3; Basketball 3; Tennis 3; Tattletale Staff 4. Dolores Fontaine 160 South Main Street Wilfred Academy Full of pep, full of vigor, You ' ll always find her in a dither. Blue Owl 1, 3; Canteen Committee 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; Dance Committee 4. Beatrice Fontneau 127 Union Street WAVES or WACS Ready for work; ready for play; Always good-natured, happy and gay. Drama Showcase 1; Glee Club 2, 3, Language Club 4; Driver Education 4. Arthur Forget 21 Maple Street U. S. Navy His grin is merry and he ' s sincere But in his eyes the mischief shows clear. Key Club 4. Carol Frost 32 Elizabeth Street College When there ' s fun, she ' s always in it Never still for half a m nute. Radio Club 1; Glee Club 1, 4; Drama Show- case 1, 2, 4; Fashion Club, Vice President 3; GAA 4; Newspaper Club 4. Beverly Furtado 6 South Main Street Nursing Willing is she and eager to please; What other virtues are better than these? Drama Showcase 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club 2; Biology Club 3, 4; Driver Education 4; Language Club 4; Senior Play 4; Tattletale Staff 4. JoANN Christie Frost 32 Elizabeth Street Pierce Secretarial School Nice wherever she may go; A ways friend never foe. Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Radio Club 1; Canteen Committee 1, 2; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Bowling Club 2, 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Drivers Education 4; Drama Showcase 4. Margaret Galligan 18 Ruggles Street Chamberlain A ways a giggle, always so gay That is Margaret ' s lively way. Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, President 3; Tennis Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Staff 1; Sketch Club 1; Tri-Y 3, 4; Tattletale Staff 4. Carl Frova 135 Highland Avenue South At tleboro College Versatile, witty, keen of mind. A guy like Carl is hard to find. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Basketball 2; Ring Committee 3; Honor Usher 3; Boys ' State 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Senior Banquet Committee 3; Key Club 4, President 4; Tattletale Staff 4 Marie Anne Gareau 656 County Street Nursing She ' s neither shy nor is she bold; She ' s ;ust a girl as good as gold. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Usher 3; Languag Club 4. Robert Garrity 939 Newport Avenue College Fond of beauty, life and laughter, Pleasure first and business after. Baseball 1; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Span- ish Club 2, 3. Patricia Gavin 49 Robert Street Airline Hostess Nimble and quick, What makes her tick? Drama Showcase 1 2; Radio Red Cross 2; Blue Owl 1, 3; mittee 1, 2; Dance Committee leader 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4. Richard Gawlik 70 East Bacon Street College A basketball player who ' s great, it ' s true, Our class smoothie and heartbreaker, too. Club 1; Junior Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Canteen Com- Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; 2, 3, 4; Cheer- Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Foot- ball 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Ring Com- mittee 3; Class President 3; All-State Choir 3, 4; Boys ' State 3. Shirley Gifford 31 B Emory Street Hairdressing Rartn ' to go From head to foe. Radio Club 1; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Blue Owl 1, 2; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 4. Caroline Gonsalves 30 Falmouth Street Stenographer Ready for work; ready for play; Always good-natured, happy and gay. Drama Showcase 2; Glee Club 2; Usher 3. Honor William Gorman 178-A Pine Street Wentworth Institute His friends there are many; His foes there aren ' t any. Drama Showcase 1, 2, 3, 4; Video Club 3, 4. 7 Mary Governo 154 Knight Avenue General This young lady is happy and gay, Even on the cloudiest day. Fashion Club 3. Mildred Halter 41 Dunham Street College You ' ll see the fun begin When you see her come in. Drama Showcase 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Blue Owl 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Press Club 2; Bowling Club 2; Biology Club 3, 4, Secretary 3; Language Club 4; Senior Play 4; Tatfletale Staff 4. Joseph Hannon 5 Franklin Street College He seems to be sometimes quite shy— A good disguise for the devil in his eye. Dance Committee 1; Football 3, 4; Key Club 4. Robert Harris 61 Carpenter Street Air Force Humorous and me ow; A mosf friendly fellow. Nancy Heap 471 South Main Street General Friendly to all; Big or small. Softball 1, 3; Bowling; GAA 3; Fashion Club 3. Arlene Hesketh Walnut Street Secretary The things that go on in her mind. Are always thoughtful, generous, and kind. Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Usher 3; A Cappella Choir 4. Patricia Heussler 242 South Main Street Airline Stewardess Wise and witty, And yet so pretty. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Canteen Committee 1, 2; Dance Committee 2; Senior Play 4. Paul Jeannotte 36 Dexter Street General You ' ll like him, and he ' ll like you. Boys like him are far and few. Dance Committee 2; banguage Club 4. Patricia Jewett 15B Parker Street General Her friends, there are many. Her foes, there aren ' t any. Tennis Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2. Gordon Johnson 1325 Park Street Wentworth Institute Quiet at times and a hit reserved; He ' ll get the best of all he deserves. Richard Johnson 1 1 1 Pine Road Bryant College He wants to be a business man. Good luck to Dick— we know he can. Boys ' Glee Club 1 . Robert Johnson 71 Elmwood Avenue College Brains, friendliness, and fun. All wrapped up in one. Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Student Council 1; Boys ' Glee 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Honor Usher 3; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Vice President 4; Class Vice President 4. Marilyn Jones 157 Park Street Hairdressing Sugar n ' spice And everything that ' s nice. Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2; Treasurer Fashion Club 3. Carla Rae Jordan 82 Cifton Street General Class Smoothie is Carla Rae. She ' s full of fun from day to day. Radio Club 1, 2; Basketball 1; Red Cross; Dance Committee 1, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. Ernest Jost 10 Boston Street Northeastern University Ernie ' s willing to help you out. He ' s a good man to have about. Drama Showcase 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 2, 4; Boys ' State 3; Key Club 4; Radio Club Dorothy Keane 241 Benefit Street General. A real cute trick That ' s sure to click. Blue Owl 1, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Radio Club 1, 2; Tri-Y Club 3, 4. Roland Kerkhoff 70 Orange Street College In football he was fast on his feet, That ' s why he ' s our Class Athlete. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 3. 4. 3, 4; James King 51 Fourth Street University of Massachusetts His grin is merry and he ' s sincere. But the mischief in his eyes shows clear. Baseball 1, 4; Band 1; Student Council 1; Bas- ketball 2; Dance Committee 2; Key Club 4; Senior Play 4. Joan Kinney Pleasant Street Joan ' s pleasant way Brightens every day. Tri-Y 4. Paul Kosowski 2 Read Street, Hebronville U. S. Navy With his intelligent mind Success he will find. Trade School. Joseph Krawiec 100 Sycamore Avenue General Joe will be your friend Right to the very end. Basketball 1; Football 3. Richard Krawiec 100 Sycamore Avenue Mechanic With his mechanical mind We ' re sure to success he ' ll climb. Football 3. Rita Kriegel 23 Sanford Street X-ray Technician Quick with an answer And a jolly good dancer. Radio Club 1; Dance Committee 1, 4; Or- chestra 1; Band 1; Drama Showcase 1, 2; Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4; Senior Play 4. Michael La Croix 8 A orey Street Business A guy with many fans Girls don ' t figure in his plans. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, Student Council 3. 2, 3, 4; Barbara LaFontaine 241 Read Street Teachers ' College Like nice thoughts in a dream; Barbara ' s always on the beam. Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Tattletale Staff 4; Bowling Club 3; Dance Committee 4; Library Aide 3; Student Council 3, 4. Warren Latham 5 Hood Street U, S. Navy He is quiet most of the time; This must be an intelligence sign. Student Council 4. Marcia LaFontaine 22 Stead Avenue Peabody Business School Wherever there is cheerfulness; You will find this lovely miss. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 1; Fashion Club 3; Biology Club 3. Doris Lincoln 21 Orange Street General Pleasing ways— she has many; Faults— there aren ' t any. Library Aide 1, 2; Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4. Elizabeth LaPalme 46 Hebron Avenue Teacher Gifted, with a winning way; A virtue that is here to stay. Biology Club 3; Fashion Club 3; Tennis Club 3; Language Club 4. Patricia Lincoln 224 Park Street Katharine Gibbs Always lots of fun; Tops with everyone. Student Council 1; Drama Showcase ; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club 2; Tri-Y 4. Donald Lindstrom 33 Orange Street College Don is clever and he ' s wise; He ' ll have fun till the day he dies. Student Council 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Senior Play 4. Margaret Logan 24B Foley Street Secretary To work in an office is her ambition; To which she ' d be a nice addition. Bowling Club 2; Tattletale Staff 4; Play 4. Senior Nancy Lyman 679 South Main Street Comptometer School Nancy will never be fearful; Her outlook on life is cheerful. Glee Club 2, 3; Drama Showcase 2; Bowling Club 3; Office Assistant 4. Robert AAackinlay 8A Merritt Place College Bob is always quick to say; The right thing in just the right way. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4. Rita AAarcoux 570 South Main Street General Rifa has a pleasant smile; She ' ll be your friend all the while. Fashion Club 3, 4; Bowling Club 2, 3; GAA 3, 4, Evelyn Grace AAcCormack 1 30 North Avenue First National Bank Smart and exact is Grace; No one can take her place. Red Cross 1, 2; Library Aide 3; Tattletale Staff 3, 4; Press Club 3; Office Assistant; Senior Play 4. Joseph McDougall 8 Chester Avenue Air Force There ' s nothing about Joe That ' s lazy or slow. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2; Football 3; Color and Motto Committee 4. Marshall Medbury 678 North Main Street Navy His grin is merry and he ' s sincere. But In his eyes the mischief shows clear. Orchestra 1, 2; Dance Committee 2; Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Drivers Educa- tion 3; Tattletale Business Staff 4. Joseph AAcKenna 62 Pearl Street College Mention his name and he ' ll blush every time; A greater guy you ' ll never find. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Kenneth Moore 41 A Dunham Street General The people who are quiet Are great, you can ' t deny it. Honor Usher 3. Kevin McSallay 41 Rand Avenue, South Attleboro General Never a frown, always a smile; For a jolly good spirit wins by a mile. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4. I Elizabeth Morrissey 131 Pleasant Street General She came to us in our Senior year And has been a good friend to all of us here. 1 Carol Ann Motta Lake Shore Drive Secretary A sweef g r w th a pleasing way; She ' s bound to brighten every day. Bowling 1, 2; Tennis 1; Softball 1; Biology 3, 4, Secretary 4; GAA 3, 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Driver Education 4. Edwin Nelson 7 Foster Street Accounting He ' s a friend to all, sincere and kind, A nicer guy you ' ll never find. Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Boys ' Student Council 3, 4; Honor Usher 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Key Treasurer 4. Roberta Nerney 22 Peck Street College An intelligent miss with a good down beaf, A class musician that ' s really neat. Glee 2; Blue Owl 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 1; Band 1, 3; Track 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Radio Club 1; Stu- Club 4, dent Council 1, 3, Secretary 3; Tennis 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Basketball Team 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Tattletale 4; Senior Play 4; Cheer- leader 4. James Newton 98 Pond Street, South Attleboro Business love my teachers but you know My fun must have a little show. Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Glee Club 1, 2; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; All State Chorus 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 4; Tattletale Staff 4. Lawrence O ' Connell 10 Eldridge Street Navy A little bit quiet— he keeps to himself. Certainly a guy a fellow can trust. Football 1, 2. Marilyn O ' Connor 31 Westminster Ave., South Attleboro Office Work Very peppy, full of fun; A good pal to everyone. Softball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1; GAA 3; Biology Club 4. John Packer 416 Robinson Street, South Attleboro General Fond of beauty, life, and laughter; Pleasure first and business after. Intramural Basketball; Boys ' Glee Club Richard Pariseau 6 Orange Street College He ' ll score in the game With the girls it ' s the same. Intramural Basketball; Football 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. Kenneth Peck 1 140 Park Street College His music is a real treat; You ' ll find it hard to beat. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4. Gerard Pelletier 54 East Street Air Force Right fo the end He ' ll be your friend. Language Club 4. John Pelletier 93 County Street General Neat build, nice face, Love to meet him any place. Cora Pharaaakis 65 Norgate Road Emerson A terrific actress we ' re proud to know; Whose happiness we hope will grow. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Showcase 1 , 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 1; Tennis Club 1; National Thes- pian Society 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Biology Club 4. Robert Pinkos 60 Bacon Street, South Attleboro General He likes his music crazy. When he hears it things get hazy. Intramural Basketball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Lillian Quintin 4 Hope Street Katharine Gibbs A little teasing, a little laughter Will help Lolly get what she goes after. Class Vice President 1; Bowling Club 1, Tennis Club 1, 2; Girls ' Glee Club 1, Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Student Council 1, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; 3; 2, 2, Ring Committee 3; Majorette 3, 4; Tri-Y Co-Editor Tattletale 4; Senior Play Com- 3 4 mittee 4. Kendra Pitman 6 Tanager Road Physical Education Teacher When it comes to sports she ' s really neat. That ' s why she ' s our class athlete. Glee Club 1, 2; Radio Club 1; Drama Show- case 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Tennis Club 1, 2, President 2; Softball 1, 2; Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Canteen Committee 1; Bowling Club 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Band 2; GAA 3, 4, President 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Ring Committee 3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Richard Raposa 34 Major Street Air Force This young man is small in size; To do his best, he always tries. Michael Quaglia Mawney Street, South Attleboro General A bit reserved and somewhat shy; We think Mike is quite a guy. Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball Yvonne Rapoza 1 43 Fisher Street Secretarial A friend to all Oh! What a doll. Softball 1; Dance ing Club 1, 2; GAA 2, 3 Committee 1, 2, 4; Bowl- Basketball Manager 1, 2; Tattletale Staff 4. Allen Reid 8 ' 2 Perrin Street R. I. School of Design He entertains us, tapping his feet; Swinging and swaying in time to the beat. Student Council 2; Glee Club 1; Driver ' s Education 3; Key Club 4. Richard Reilly 12 Peck Street College Richard is a talented boy; His famous art work is a joy. Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Tattletale Staff 4; Track 4. Richard Reinbold 255 Washington Street U. S. Army (Trade School) The things in life I like the best; Are lots of eats and lots of rest. Joan Reynolds 27 Rocklawn Avenue Bryant Our Class Flirt because of the way She wows the boys from day to day. Glee Club 1; Red Cross 1; Blue Owl 1, 2; Dance Committee 2, 3; Fashion Club 3; Bowl- ing Club 2; Tattletale Staff 4. Russell Richardson 3 Fourth Street University of Massachusetts Russell ' s our Cutest and Best Looking boy; When he smiles at the girls, they ' re filled with joy. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President; Class President 2; Boys ' Stats Representative 3; Intramural Basketball 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4. James Richmond 33 Biltmore Street Wentworth A good friend to everyone; Always having lots of fun. Spanish Club 1; Radio Club 2, 3. Bruce Rigby 38 John Street College As he dribbles down ihe floor You can bet that Boup will score. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. I Joan Robinson 7 Perry Avenue Bridgewater State Teachers College Per sonality plus A friend you can trust. Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Showcase, President and Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; National Thespian Society Secretary, President 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Press Club 3; Tattletale Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Language Club 4. Elena Roca 54 Holman Street Secretarial Work Those who know her a ways say She ' ll be with you all the way. Bowling Club 2; Library Aide 3, 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Irene Rogers 72 B Forest Street General She ' s neither shy nor is she bold; She ' s just a girl as good as gold. Dance Committee 2. Ronald Rooney Devonshire Road U. S. Navy Rona d likes to drive a car Very fast and very far. Boys ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. Ellsworth Rounseville 357 South Main Prep School Ellsworth the terror is his name; His little car should bring him fame. Spanish Club 2. Paul St. Germain 61 Barker Street Service A good friend to everyone, A hard worker and a lot of fun. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4. Karl Salathe 91 Bloomfield Street, Seekonk College Neaf build— nice face. Love to meet him any place. Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Showcase 1, 2, 3, 4; Vidio Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Language Club 4; Senior Play 4; National Thespian Society 4. Greenough Sanborn 85 Hope Street College Willing is he and eager to please. What other virtues are better than these? Student Council 3; Driver Education 3; Dance Committee 3; Blue Owl 3, 4; Key Club 4; Taftletale Staff 4. Raymond Sanford 46 James Street General Humorous and mel ow, A most friendly fellow. Drama Showcase 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Ronald Salley 8 Hood Street Massachusetts Maritime Academy Very fond of sports and fun Our admiration he has won. Football 1, 2, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Track 4. Norma Sears 14 Wolfenden Street Chamberlain Perf and sweef, A pleasure to meet. Class Secretary 1; Drama Showcase 1, 2 3; Tennis Club 1, 2; Canteen Committee 1 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Library Aide 1, 4 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; GAA 3; Tri-Y 4. I Samuel Silva 39 Intervale Avenue U. S. Air Force Friendly to all; Big or small. Student Council 4. Jeanne Saaith 396 South Main Street Typist Not too short, not too tall; Friendly, and liked by all. Fashion Club 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Drama Showcase 4. Ellen Silvia 16 Garden Street General A bombshell of joy; But awfully sweet and coy. Canteen Committee 1; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2; Tri-Y 3, 4. Sandra Smith 22 Hayward Street General Basketball is her sport; She ' s the scorer quite a lot. Softball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 1; GAA 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2; Fashion Club 3; Tri-Y 4. Donald Sinclair, Jr. 8 Hood Street Massachusetts Maritime Academy A footba ll sensation; Girls ' gaze in admiration. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Senior Play Committee. I Robert Soper 84 Mulberry Street Toolmaker To be a too maker is his aim; We wish him lots of success and fame. Virginia Souto 1 1 Louise Street Secretarial Ginny ' s a girl who ' s full of vim; Now what mischief is she in? Softball 2, 3; Bowling Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Basketball Manager 3; Biology Club 4; Language Club 4; GAA 3; Tattletale Staff A. Alfred Spadoni 1 1 George Street College Those who know him always say; He ' ll be with you all the way. Drama Showcase 1, 2, 3, 4. Kathleen Sprigg 52 Water Street General She has a good start; With her talent for art. Drama Showcase 1; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 1; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2, 3; GAA 3; Tattletale Staff 4. Marianne Stachurski 34 Rice Street Pawtucket, R. I. Forsyth There is something about her that sets her apart; A warm loving smile that reaches your heart. Softball 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 2, 4; Basketball Manager 2; Biology Club 3, 4, President 4; Tennis Club 1; Spanish Club 3; Honor Usher 3; Driver Education 3; Senior Play 4; GAA 3; Language Club 4; Student Council 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Tri-Y 4. Edward Stanton 66 Holman Street U. S. Navy His red hair is very neat; His personality hard to beat. Intramural Basketball 3, 4; ball 4. Track 3, 4; Foot- James Stewart 576 Oakhill Avenue U. S. Marines He ' s right there when it comes to jokes; Jimmy entertains all of us folks. Baseball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2; Driver Education 2; Ring Committee 3. Linda Stone 53 Dean Street Colby Junior College Clever without showing it. Charming without knowing it. Tennis Club 1; Bowling Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Class Vice President 2; Tri-Y 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls ' State Rep. 3; Ring Committee 3; Honor Usher 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Co-Editor of Tattletale 4; DAE Good Citizenship Award. John Tannock 440 Thacher Street U. S. Marines You ' ll like him and he ' ll like you; Guys like him are far and few. Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Margaret Tannock 41 Emory Street General Short and sweet and Oh, so neat! Bowling Club 2, 3; Drama Showcase 2, 3; Tattletale Business Staff 4. Frances Tetreault 332 South Main Street Nursing You ' ll see the fun begin When you see her come in. Junior Red Cross 1; Canteen Committee 1, 2; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 4. Gertrude Therrien 66 Allen Avenue, South Attleboro Secretarial To work in an office is her ambition; To any she ' d be a nice addition. Drivers Education 4. Ronald Thurston 22 School Street U. S. Navy With his devilish grin. Friends he will surely win. Boys ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Drivers Education 3. Carolyn Tingle 26 Peck Street Ice Capades Winning eyes and dancing feef. Make little Carolyn quite complete. Student Council 1; Basketball 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4, Head 4; Tri-Y 3. 4, Treasurer President 4; Senior Play 4. Barbara Titus 23 Bicknell Street General Friendly to all, Oh, what a doll! Glee Club 3, 4; Dance Committee 4. AAarcia Tomlinson 389 Newport Avenue, South Attleboro General Shorf, sweef and simple And Oh, look at that dimple! Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Secretary 2; Club 1; Bowling Club 1; Glee Club 1, 4; Drama Showcase 2, 3; Tattletale 4; Committee 4. Radio 2, 3, Dance Raymond Tondreau 80 Thacher Street Navy Those who know him always say. He ' ll be with you all the way. Baseball 1; Football 1. Howard Tozier 466 North Main Street College He scores in the game. With the girls it ' s the same. Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basket. ball 2, 3. Helen Urquhart 7 Angeline Street, South Attleboro Bryant College This fair maiden friendly and kind, A nicer girl you ' ll never find. Honor Usher 3; Tattletale 4; Biology Club 4; Language Club 4. Joan Vose 1080 Oakhill Avenue Nursing Living is really worthwhile; With Joan ' s pleasant smile. Drama Showcase 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Tennis Club 1; GAA 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2, 3, Treasurer; Biology Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Language Club 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Tattletale Staff 4. Pricilla Walsh 14 Ruggles Street General Very peppy, full of fun; A good pal to everyone. Tattletale Staff 4; Office Help 4. Theresa Walsh 82 North Avenue St. Elizabeth ' s School of Nursing She ' s as merry as the day is long; With such a nafure she can ' t go wrong. Glee Club 1; Drama Showcase 1; Tennis Club 1; GAA 2, 3; Bowling Club 2, 3; Tri-Y 4; Tattletale Staff 4. David Weatherbee 156 Union Street College Willing is he and eager to please; What other virtues are better than these. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2; Video Club 2, 3, 4. Bruce Weir 7V2 West Street Business School love my teachers but you know; My fun must have a little show. Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Carole Whitcomb 57 Holman Street General Carole ' s pleasant way; Brightens every day. Fashion Club 3. Arthur Whittall 444 Newport Ave., South Attleboro Business He ' s been with us just one year; The greatest is what we th ' mk of him here. James Willard, Jr. Holiday In, South Attleboro General His humorous talent will help him be— The biggest star of all T.V. Band 1, 2, 3; Class President 1; Student Council 2; Orchestra 3, 4; Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Motto and Color Committee 4. Joanne Wilmarth 236 Park Street General Very peppy, full of fun A good pal to everyone. Drama Showcase 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Vice President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Dance Committee 3, 4; National Thespian Society 3, 4; GAA 3, 4, Secretary 4; Senior Play Committee 4. Suzanne Worrall 64 Peck Street Dean Academy full of pep and vigor, too Doing things she likes to do. Radio Club 1; Drama Showcase 1; Canteen Committee 1; Junior Red Cross 2; Student Council 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4. Frank Zarek 432 Read Street, South Attleboro U. S. Marines A football whiz That ' s what Frank is. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3. First row, left to right: Allen Reid, Roland Fischback, John Coleman, Arthur Forget, Kenneth Fisher, Carl Frova, James King, Peter Mullaney, Dale Brough. Second row: Mr, Marshall McClean, Peter Eliason, Paul Jest, Russell Remiers, Leiand Baker, Joseph Hannon, Eric Salathe, Willard Wiswall, Mr. Louis LaCivita, David Jenson, Mr. J. Roger Spriggs. Third row: Ernest Jost, William Colomb, Norman Schofield, Edwin Nelson, Richard Gawlik, Greenough Sanborn, David Klinke. PLAY CAST-First row: Karl Salathe, Leiand Baker, Roberta Nerney, Weltha Boeker, Donald Lindstrom. Second row (seated): Rita Kriegel, Sheila Blacklock, Joan Robinson, Richard Gawlik, Mr. Willey, Director; Cora Pha rnnakis, Carolyn Tingle. Third row: (various play) Committees. WINDOW GLASS WALLPAPERS JOHNSON DECORATING CO. TeL 1-0674 74-76 Union St. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Complimerrl-s of SWEET MANUFACTURING COMPANY CARMOTE PAINTS 84 Dunham Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS THE ELCO COMPANY 3 County Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Resilient Floor Covering and Carpets BERGERON ENGRAVING CO.. INC. Duco — Enameling — Engraving 4 DUNHAM STREET At+Ieboro, Massachusetts H. K. AND O. P. RICHARDSON Insurance of Every Description REARDON AND LYNCH CO., INC. Wholesalers of Plunnbing — Heating Oil Burner Supplies CORNER EAST AND BROOK STREET Attleboro, Massachusetts FINE ' S FARMS Smith Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Compliments of C. F. STONE, INC. 46 Dean Street AHLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS REYNOLDS MARKMAN INCORPORATED 88 Union St. Attleboro, Mass. ACIDS BUFFS LACQUERS THINNERS Ammonia — Polishing — Chemicals — Compounds ELGIN SPEIDEL BULOVA OSCAR ' S WATCH SHOP 21 Park Street Phone 1-21 I 1 ELGIN AMERICAN WADSWORTH CAREY BROTHERS 50 Maynard Street AHLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS BURN ' S CHEMICAL AND PAINT CO., INC. Acids and Chemicals Modene Paints Artists ' Material 52 UNION STREET ATTLEBORO Attleboro Print and Ennbossmg Connpany 5A UNION ST. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Manufacturer of Embossed Foil Seals — Labels — String Tags Complimen+s of K. F. BASSLER SPECIALTIES CO. 45 Union Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. TEL. Quality Tools and Metal Specialties for the Jewelry and Electrical Trades 1061 Complinnents of NORTON ANGELL COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts Connpliments of BATES AND KLINKE, INC. 49 South Main Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of WELLS MANUFACTURING CO. ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of CHAS. THOMAE SON INCORPORATED 15 Maynard St. Attleboro, Mass. Compliments of OSCAR A. HILLMAN SONS ELECTROPLATERS North Attleboro Massachusetts Compliments of FLYNN ' S HARDWARE 13-17 Bank Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS COMPLIMENTS OF M. F. Ashley Co.. Inc. ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Lumber for Three Generations Connpliments of MORSE SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY Tiffany Street ATTLEBORO MASS. TeL 1-1268 ATTLEBORO ICE COMPANY 72 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Fuel Oil Oil Burners Burner Service Ice Cubes TEL. ATT. 1-0250 11 GENE ' S FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERINGS J. Eugene Ladouccur 25 ' 2 Bank St. TEL. ATTLE. 1-0300 ATTLEBORO. MASS, DAVID A. PERRY COMPANY LANDSCAPING COMPANY Attleboro Mass. TEL ATT. I-I869-R AHLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS THE ROBBINS COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts METALS AND CONTROLS CORPORATION TEL ATTLEBORO I -1435 Loam — Gravel — Fill JOHN G. WALSH CONTRACTING CO., INC. Water Mains, Sewers Sewer Connections Bulldozer and Power Shovel Excavating 82 NORTH AVENUE Attleboro, Mass. AHLEBORO STEAM AND ELECTRIC CO. A. J. BECKER SON 22 PINE STREET Cerfifred by the Country ' s Leading Manufacturer ' s ATTLEBORO TEL. 1-2934 Johns-Manville Spintex Home Insulation Asphalt Roofing — Asbestos Siding Carter Aluminunn Windows — Kota Combination Doors Compliments of the APCO MOSSBERG COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts SWANSON CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS INDUSTRIAL— RESIDENTIAL Complete Building and Planning Service Builder of Better Homes Remodeling and Jobbing 89 COUNTY STREET TEL. 1-1575 WALTER E. HAYWARD CO. INCORPORATED 20 Capron Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS KREW, INC. 101 Dunham Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Manufacturer of Military Insignia GORDON M. MacKINNON INSURANCE First National Bank BIdg. Telephone ATTLEBORO. MASS. ION J. L TOOL FINDINGS CO. 49 Union Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS FRANCIS MUTCH SON ATTLEBORO 5 Bank Street We Don ' t Repair Shoes We Build Them WE SELL YANKEE SHOES AND MEN ' S SHOES MASSACHUSETTS Complinnents of SEARS BURNER SERVICE 14 Wolfenden Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Tel. 1-2767 LEACH AND GARNER Pearl Street AHLEBORO, MASSACHUSEnS ATTLEBORO AND PLAINVILLE COAL AND OIL COMPANY Domestic and Commercial Fuel and Heating Service LONDON ' S Dependable At+leboro ' s Largest Store PARKING IN REAR OF NEW BUILDING SILLMAN ' S SHOE STORE ATTLEBORO BOWLING CENTER LAURE ' S SHOPPE FINE BROS. GARAGE Route 118 LARGE EQUIPMENT REPAIRS CARS OF ALL MAKES TeL 1-3477 BELLAVANCE. INC Attleboro, Massachusetts THE PLANT PATCH Lil and Wally MacVicar FLOWERS Best Wishes OLD COLONY PRESS Old Colony Road CHARTLEY, MASSACHUSETTS CUSTOM CRAFT 450 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Auto Tops — Seat Covers — Truck Cushions California Customizing The place for top quality fabrics and workmanship GAZZOL ' A ' S FILLING STATION Tydol Gas and Oils Corner of Thacher and Linden St. ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Friendliness lives here. SUPPLIES G R A N T MARIE B. ROBINSON INSURANCE Rm. 213 7 Park St. Attleboro, Mass. PHONE 1-0824 Compliments of ARCHWAY HOTEL Attleboro Mass. Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY Attleboro Mass. ATHERTON FURNITURE CO. Fine Furniture Complete Home Furnishings 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET Chester Gilbert Theodore Gilbert Lawrence Gilbert Edward Flowers DEMERS BROTHERS AttleborO Mass. Compliments of MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE Attleboro Mass. Tel. 1-2023 HANK ' S CLEANSING SHOP Pick-up and Delivery Service HANK PISTOLESE, PROP. 319 THACHER ST. ATTLEBORO. MASS. THE NEW PUBLIC MARKET Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS SAART SILVERSMITHS Attleboro, Massachusetts AUTOMATIC MACHINE PRODUCTS CO. Wall Street AHLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS I D. E. MAKEPEACE COMPANY Dunham and Pine Streets Attleboro, Massachusetts Established 1879 J. M. FISHER COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of AUGAT BROS., INC. 33 Perry Avenue ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSEHS Compliments of CARL JORDAN Automatic Heating 82 CLIFTON STREET ATTLEBORO. MASS. TeL I-I796-W Compliments of MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Established 1844 ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS THE MASON BOX COMPANY At+leboro Falls, Massachusetts Tel. PA-5-451 I WESTERN BEEF COMPANY Fancy Pork, Beef, Veal and Provisions 677 CENTRAL AVENUE Pawtucket, Rhode Island PROPRIETOR: WALTER STACHURSKI AHLEBORO REFINING COMPANY INCORPORATED 42 Union Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Checking Accounts — Savings Accounts Thrift Clubs ATTLEBORO TRUST COMPANY Open Wednesday Evenings, 5 P.M. to 8 P.M. One Hour Free Parking While Transacting Bank Business MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION KLEBES SPORT SHOP M. J. WALL CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR Confectionery Tobacco and Paper Products 25 BANK ST. ATTLEBORO, MASS. LUBRICATION— ACCESSORIES Tel. 1-0497 McKay ' s Service Station 10 Union Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS If it ' s from San Souci ' s it ' s a little better! SAN soucrs DEPARTMENT STORE Park Street ATTLEBORO Compliments of W. R. FOX 101 Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. ,.rO. META. CO. Where You Bought the School Sweater! SALTZMAN ' S MEN ' S STORE I Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS WESTON SHEET METAL CO. Union Street ALLAN A. GROSS 9 Maynard Street IS OUR FIRST THOUGHT H. L CAPRON SON 55 South Main St. Attleboro, Massachusetts GASOLINE-AMOCO MOTOR OIL FUEL OIL KEROSENE ATTLEBORO WELDING CO. Attleboro, Mass. HICK ' S BAKERY So. Main St. AHLEBORO AND FOXBORO GOOD FOOD ' VISIT HOLIDAY INN South Attleboro Massachusetts ATTLEBOROUGH SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 27 Park Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS iBest Wishes of DEVINE ' S MILK LABORATORIES INCORPORATED Milk and Ice Cream ALBERTS CLEANSING SERVICE Cleansing at Its Best BONDED COLD STORAGE 29 South Main St. Opp. Sun Office Attleboro, Mass. Gowns a Specialty Rugs, Any Size PHONE 1-2690 Pick-up and Delivery Service MILLER CLEANSERS Old Colony Road CHARTLEY MASSACHUSETTS CREST ENGRAVING. INC Wedding Invitations REEVES SPECIALTY CO. 225 Brook Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of RALPH H. COPPOLLA Tailor 24 Park Street Attieboro, Massachusetts CLEANING. PRESSING, REPAIRING Air Conditioning — Aluminum Combination Windows — Doors Ventilation NEW ENGLAND CLIMATE CONTROL (Formerly Standard Air Conditioning) 49 Park St.— At the Arch OUR BUSINESS . . . Keeping you warm in winter . . . cool in summer Compliments of R. F. SIMMONS COMPANY NED PALMER, Mgr. Complimen+s of SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO. 15 Union Street A+fleboro Massachusetts CARROLL ' S At+leboro Massachusefis Rennember WRAY C. CONRO, REALTOR for Real Estate and Insurance 7 NORTH MAIN STREET Attleboro, Massachusetts Connpliments of W. E. RICHARDS CO. Attleboro Massachusetts The Finest in Foods Competitively Priced BRUCE AND LINSTROM 75 Pleasant St.. Attleboro Everett I. Perry, Inc. MEN ' S AND BOYS ' FURNISHINGS Clothing and Shoes 6 PARK STREET Attleboro Tel. 1115 ATTLEBORO CO-OPERATIVE BANK 27 Pleasant St. ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Makers of Jewelry and Optical Findings Sadler Brothers, Inc. South Attleboro Massachusetts HORACE B. GOWEN Realtor FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Mezzanine Floor Attleboro ATTLEBORO OVERLAND COMPANY Esso Oil Esso Gasoline MERCURY Sales and Service 40 North Main Street Tel. 1-0998 Massachusetts CONLON DONNELLY COMPANY 65 South Main Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS COMPLIMENTS OF The Knobby Krafters GU YOT BROS. CO.. INC. Metal Ornaments, Findings Settings 37 UNION STREET Attleboro Massachusetts BETTER HOMES AND PRODUCTS CO. FOSTER METAL PRODUCTS. INC. 37 Union Street Attleboro, Massachusetts HOULES AND CITY CAB Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel. I II or 140 8 Cabs No Waiting PITMAN KEELER INC. County Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS WAGNER ' S FLOWER SHOP Quality Flowers 23 Bank St. Attleboro, Mass. ATTLEBORO 1-0729-W Compliments of EASTERN PAINT AND PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY 9 County St. Attleboro E. G. PINEO Contractor Builder FLOOR LAYING AND FINISHING 58 Hawthorne Street TEL ATTLE. 1522 ATTLEBORO WM. F. WALTON WALTON AND LONSBURY 78 North Avenue Attleboro, Massachusetts P. B. LONSBURY STANDARD PLASTICS CO., INC. 62 Water Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS JEWELRY CRAFTERS 21 13th Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS TIP TOP CAFE, INC. 10 Railroad Avenue Attleboro, Massachusetts EUGENIA A. MORIN TEL 1-1360 GENERAL-OFFICE SUPPLIES Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 43 Railroad Avenue B. J. JEWELRY CO., INC. Manufacturers of COSTUME JEWELRY AND NOVELTIES Dress Buttons and Ornaments TELEPHONE 1-2424 1-0072 Attleboro ANTHONY CERRONE General Manager HARRIS AUTO SALES Hudson Sales and Service 1000 North Main Street Providence 4, R. I. JACKSON 1-4500 Conn. All Depts. HENRY H. LEWIS CO. INC. Plastics 53 County Street Attleboro, Massachusetts ENDICOTT SHOE STORE 55 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Your Family Shoe Store Phone Pawtucket 3-9135 TWIN CITY MUSIC HOUSE Everything Musical 359 Main Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island SOUTH MAIN STREET SERVICE STATION Gasoline — Motor Oil — Lubricants 247 SOUTH MAIN STREET ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Prop., John B. St Pierre Tel. 1-1455 Compliments of A FRIEND HAZEL E. WEST Insurance Roonn 206 Sanford Building 7 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel. 1-0786 Complinnents of JOSEPH ROTENBERG 76 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts EST. 1900 Compliments of DON SMITH ' S BARBER SHOP 2 Barbers — No Waiting Entrance Academy Street And Bates Parking Lot McDonalds Gift Shop — Luncheonette Dining Room 88 West Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Telephone 1-2346 Z.F. GUILLET 591 2 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Insurance of All Kinds Compliments of GONDOLA CLUB 1094 Bay Street Taunton, Massachusetts LOUIS SUNOCO SERVICE General Repairs — Road Service 60 County Street Tel. 1-3294 Attleboro Mass. Conapliments of RALPH BIANCHI Cabinet Maker Georgian and Colonial Reproductions Tel. Att. I-I693-W Waltham Deico Coleman Carrier Air Conditioning CARL G. HOLANDER SON Heating and Air Conditioning Fuel Oils 25 Academy St. Attleboro, Mass. TeL I-I3I7-W TO VISIT FLOYD ' S Park Street ATTLEBORO Compliments of GUS ' S GRILL Home of Good Food Specializing in Pizza and Spaghetti Dinners 30-32 DUNHAM STREET ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of BERGH BROS. CO., INC. Robinson Avenue Attieboro Falls, Mass. Tel. North Attle. 8-1759 TeL 1-2691 LEE WOODBINE COMPANY Hub and Die Cutting Silverware Machine Reductions Toiletware Jewelry and Duplications Plastics 10 PEARL STREET ATTLEBORO. MASS Compliments of NILS S. JOHNSON Painting and Decorating 8 ' 2 Prospect Street Attieboro, Massachusetts At+leboro ' s Greatest Entertainment AHLEBORO UNION. INC. Compliments of NEW ENGLAND SUPERMARKET 184-1 186 South Marn Street Hebronville, Massachusetts si- Compliments of AMERICA SISALKRAFT CORPORATION S+arkey Avenue A+tleboro, Massachusetts SOUTH ATTLEBORO HOT HEADS A HOT ROD club dedicated to the Safety of pedes- trians and motorists whose aim is to keep speeding off the highway and to promote automobile safety. 100 Sycamore Ave. JOSEPH KRAWIEC. Pres. ROCCO ' S BARBER SHOP 3 Barbers — No Waiting Union Street Attleboro, Massachusetts Tel. 1-0400-J EVERGREEN GARDENS Dexter Street Attleboro, Massachusetts RUTH GORDON. Prop. Compliments of PLASTIC CRAFT CO. Our thanks to Mr. Fred Stone for his un- tiring efforts in helping to rescue us from our photography difficulties. A. H. S. TATTLETALE STAFF KEEP UP . . . in the procession to higher education by planning now for the years ahead. The First National Bank of Attleboro Attleboro, Mass. ALAN R. SEMPLE Builder Hazelwood Avenue Tel. Att. l-0460-r JANICE JORDAN Dancing School 82 Clifton Street Tel. Att. 1-3356 1 cC omc ' , J , 1 I I M 1 1 . 1 1 n ■ ( )i]t C. Molto Yerk i t . I ' .V- A LITHOGRAPHED — YEARBOOK DALLAS • TEXAS