Sacred Heart High School - Corric Yearbook (Kingston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1962 volume:

M 1 3k. C, OP PIC fe te ye ttecC fly 6 Sacked 0 % ( iy6 ScdooC “TCctty ttW, 77Ctl66Clc6«C4ett4- 1962 I V A CORRIC STAFF SACRED FOR GDI EDITOR - Mary Mullen ASSISTANT EDITORS - Louis Ragonetti, Maureen Hanley LITERARY EDITOR - Joseph Moore ART EDITOR - Cathy Boyle BUSINESS MANAGERS - David Traverso, Harry Shea, Joseph Casey PHOTOGRAPHY - David Tarantino, Bill Hedge, James Cunningham LAYOUT - Gatia Payntar, Carole Goodes, Pauline Adams !OOL TRY CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES HU3U FABIAN BACHRACH HIS EMINENCE RICHARD CARDINAL CUSHING ARCHBISHOP OF BOSTON 4 O LAMP OF LEARNING . . . Enshrouded in thy darkened shallows Sprints the unquenched flame Which now breathes forth to mankind Men in fumes of fame and gusts of godliness . . . The cryptic flame which pipes The patient perfume and laborious exhaust In a noble blend. SISTER IRENAEA Sister M. Irenaea Already when Sacred Heart was but a dream, Sister Irenaea began her dedicated service in its erection, development, and progress. Sister ' s vision, sacrifice and love brought forth the beauty, design, and grace in our beloved school. Though frequently weighed down with budgeting and balancing, Sister is never too preoccupied for a pleasant hesitation to make each of us feel so much a part of our alma mater. Truly altruism is the keynote of her devotion. Sister Irenaea will be with us always in our grateful and loving memories of Sacred Heart. SISTER PAUL MARIE Sister Paul Marie has served as our guiding beam across the sea of high school years. In tempest and tranquility she has kept us bouyant. As our principal, Sister ' s leadership has been an inspiration to each of us. As our instructor she has provoked the blossoming of many buds of academic awareness. Selflessness and devotion to the full development of American youth are Sister ' s hallmarks. We shall always endear Sister ' s memory because as our teacher she excels, as our principal she is superlative, and as our friend, unequalled. 6 SISTER NOEL Sister Noel, in our estimation, is the busiest person on God ' s earth. Her position as senior home-room teacher is complemented by a host of other duties and a weighty schedule of studies. It was Sister who grounded us in the rudiments of English and gave us our boot training in vocab¬ ulary. We are always awed by organization and order which dominate her service. The endless hours Sister poured into this yearbook vividly acclaim her unrelenting sacrifice. Her warm smile and effervescent spirit will be sorely missed by each of us. Sister M. Noel SISTER IDA MARY Sister Ida Mary is an authority on everything from Eienstein to ectoplasm. A storehouse of scientific sagacity, Sister has tugged us over the threshold into the deep hallways of learning. And despite her heavy schedule, she has never failed to pause when advice or assistance was sought. Sister ' s dedication to our welfare has been witnessed incessantly and we shall never be able to recompense her for all the good done in our behalf. Sister Ida Mary SISTER NIVARD Sister Nivard ' s dedication to that which elevates man serves as an inspiration to us all. Gifted in the engendering of beautiful music and art, Sister has munificently shared her talents with our class. Under Sister Nivard ' s capable dir¬ ection and teaching, the band, the orchestra, and the well-known string group have frequently performed with distinction of which Sacred Heart is justly proud. Whether participating actively in or joining the audience of S.H.S. musical programs, each senior leaves his Alma Mater with a richer and fuller life. Sister M. Nivard 7 SISTER BERNARD MARY X + Y = patience in Sister Bernard Mary with inspiration as a coefficient. As head of the Math Department in Sacred Heart, Sister has opened to us the portals of the numerical laby¬ rinth. In our junior year she tutored us in the position of upper classmen. Her diligence in the nurturing and promotion of Our Lady of Divine Providence Sodality will long be appre¬ ciated. Swift in stride and deep in devotion, Sister will be our friend forever. Sister Bernard Mary SISTER JOHNETTE Sister Johnette will never be obscured in the hallowed memories of the Class of ' 62. Under Sister ' s direction new ideas and discussions emerged in the Social Studies Club to make us better citizens. Long, laborious hours in the library reflect her s heer devotion to Sacred Heart ' s students. Our appreciation for litera¬ ture was nourished under Sister ' s patience and friendly persuasion. The lofty ideals for which Sister Johnette gave us the starting signal will remain with us through the years. Sister M. Johnette SISTER GERTRUDE Quo vadis ? If lost in the battles of the Trojan War, all pathways lead to Sister Gertrude. Every member of our class has at some time been the recipient of her kindly assistance and encouragement. Sister is as wealthy in knowl¬ edge as she is generous in its distribution. So much a part of Sacred Heart, Sister ' s memory will remain hallowed in our hearts. Sister M. Gertrude 8 SISTER HELEN JOSEPH Sister Helen Joseph ' s strive for perfection dom¬ inates her altruism and serves as an encourage¬ ment to our short-comings. Typing and secre¬ tarial skills have been developed under Sister ' s keen and concerned eye throughout our high school years. Interest in our personality growth was always her major objective. The pinnacle of precision, Sister will be remembered with an apostrophe-back-space-period by the Class of ' 62. SISTER ROSALIE Sister Rosalie is a friend to every member of our class. An artist of song and patience, she has fostered the flowering of our vocal potential Also, Sister has rooted us in the rudiments of flowing French. The love and loyalty that she has given us will never be fully realized until eternity. With a song in our hearts we shall always remember Sister Rosalie. SISTER MARY CECILE From Pompey to conjugations Sister Mary Cecile has amiably introduced us to the realm of Latin. She bore our linguistic frustrations as nobly as our freshman frivolity. Always available when assistance was sought, Sister helped launch us in the newness of Sodality. Her untiring efforts have opened up many new avenues of learning which we treasure along with her memory. MR. GIL O ' NEILL Mr. Gil O ' Neill joined the faculty in September 1961, as a mathematics instructor and head of the athletic department. In both areas he has scored high in our estimation and his excellent work and adherence to principles serve as an inspiration to each of us. In addition to inten¬ sifying our physical fitness program, Mr. O ' Neill has fostered the full development of the moral, intellectual, social, and spiritual char¬ acter, befitting a graduate of Sacred Heart. Below: Sister Cora Mae, Grade six; Sister Hilda Marie, Grade five Left: Sister Cosma Sister Marilyn Right: Grade eight teachers. Sister Georgette and Sister Mary Below: Grade seven teachers, Sister John Francis and Sister Martin Light: ister Leon ister Danella As dark night steals upon my youth, I turn back to the dawn; And to the day that it gave breath, Nearly gone. As daybreak swathes the new-born hour, My mother warmed her child; And like a birdsong thrills the air, My father smiled. Like rain -hat softly nurtures earth, They bathed me in that hour With urge and love and laugh and tear, A gentle shower. And when the beating mid-day sun Flung its scorch across the sky, They hovered me in cool retreat Where flickers shy. Then when it began to sink, They led me out with love whereon When twilight spilled the dimming sky They tarried on. And now as awesome shadows fall And gnawing night breaks through, I plunge alone into the dark, My path revealed by that one spark Which trips through air from that one star That they have hung in God ' s broad sky Then stand afar. Joseph Moore ' 62 JAREY LEE ADAMS Marshfield Jarey Lee is personality personified. Order and responsibility are her distinguishing char¬ acteristics. Always on hand with assistance for school activities, her loyalty has been ex¬ emplified many times over. A diligent student, sports grasp her interests. She will be sorely missed by her instrumental compatriots in the school band and orchestra. ‘The future spot¬ lights on teaching after a promising college career. Jarey Lee Adams ROBERT ALDEN BRIGHAM Whitman Bob has a spirit much needed in any group. His friendliness has won him lasting friends. Mild and reserved on the exterior, his warm sense of humor penetrates always the right spot at the right moment. His record of loyalty to his class and to his school is with¬ out blemish. He is marked already as a true alumnus who will always be ready to serve. Robert Brigham PAULINE MARY ADAMS Harwich Port Pauline is truly the spirited individual which her crimson locks and darting eyes suggest, finding their vertex in a smile. Santa Claus , as she is often called, maintains the voracity, vim, and versatility necessary to all resident students. If she isn ' t talking. . . wonder why. Her unblemished record through high school won for Pauline a position on the Student Council in her senior year. Her classmates are assured that she will ford every stream until she finds her niche in the world made better because of Paulines. Pauline Adams Catherine Boyle RONALD MANUEL CARREIRA Bridgewater Ronnie, who entered our class in his soph¬ omore year, immediately inhaled the spirit which thrives in Sacred Heart. Momentous are his exhibited convictions in class debates. A true devotee to Italian spaghetti, he further exemplifies fervor in the Sodality. Our hopes for a fruitful harvest go with Ronnie as he enters Maryknoll. Sybil Bowes CATHERINE CAROL BOYLE Quincy Cathy is characterized by a curly coiffure, academic excellence, and a pulse of indi¬ vidualism. Her contributions to Sacred Heart cannot be obscured. Art, singing, basketball, and horseback riding number among her diversified talents. Cathy will long be remembered for her artistic talent through the Surf and Spray copies among our souvenirs. She is determination per¬ sonified and the argumentative stimulates this trait within her. With manifold capa¬ bilities and a vibrant personality we are confident that Cathy will continue to augment achievements scholastically, socially, and spiritually. Ronald Carreira SYBIL JANE BOWES Osterville Sybil is the sociable socialite of our class. With a taunting gleam in her blue eyes and toting an effervescent smile, she gives a lilt to every drudgery. The Sacred Heart spirit has a well-polished mirror in this bubbling font of frolic and fervor. Her in¬ comprehensible velocity in speech is amended for by a keen sense of responsibility. Nursing is Sybil ' s goal and she is bound to attain it if only she bears in mind that hos¬ pitals are situated in a Quiet Zone. 13 CARALEE CHENEY Marion Caralee entered our class in her sophomore year. Her benign personality and superior scholastic rating soon proved compatible to the statutes of Sacred Heart. A pleasing smile and a reserved air encircle this beaming red-head. Smart taste and select apparel have favored her with a tres chic appear¬ ance. A mariner at heart she spends her summers in the ruffled ocean air by Marion Harbor. Stalwartly, Caralee has never suc¬ cumbed to the perplexities of the pecuniary and has served as s-enior year treasurer in a truly executive fashion. College is her immi¬ nent challenge. Caralee Cheney JOSEPH JAMES CASEY Middleboro Joe is distinguished by a semi-circular trademark, his smile. He is an eager advo¬ cate of the culinary arts and of hockey. The perplexities of diplomacy which confront the harassed world have often been doctored by Joe in social studies classes throughout his high school career. Apathy dares not thrust its malignancy on this Democrat. His pas¬ time is matriculating his hallowed vehicle through highways and byways, and his hobby is the study of said parasite. All felicitations to our Don Kent of the radio-active future. Joseph Casey JAN CARPENTER Osterville Jan is the quiet philosopher and tranquil intelle tual of the class. A quick wit and rents envelop her placid personage. is m all of her studies, most notably m mathematics. Basketball, swimming, and horseback riding contribute to her healthy composure. To Osterville ' s oyster of pearl we wish a pleasant, profitable college career. Jan Carpenter 14 MARY ELIZABETH CONNOR Cohas set Maybeth is unassuming and sparing of words. She possesses agility in art, amiably por¬ trayed in her stack of posters and diverse works rendered throughout high school. Devotion to the elevated ideals of Sacred Heart has the awakening of her profound comprehension of human nature. Maybeth ' s sympathetic and altruistic manner is an adamant foundation for the life ' s work of teaching she aspires to embrace. Maybeth Connor JAMES PATRICK CUNNINGHAM Bridgewater Jim, the bubbling culmination of all that is spirited in American youth, entered our class in his junior year. His amiable personality harmonized spontaneously with the zest and zeal of Sacred Heart. Never timid to voice a sentiment or bellow a compliment, Jim has benevolently contributed to his school scholas¬ tically and otherwise. The establishment of the Ways and Means Committee owes itself to his unceasing efforts. We are confident that his lofty ideals shall materialize in college and shall overshadow him through his entire life. SANDRA ANNE CALLIS Scituate Sandy, often referred to as Dee, is as capable as she is cordial. Her cryptic talent is step¬ ping in holes and her pastime is pasting in the family album. School spirit and devotion to right illuminate her character. Friends will never be sparse where Sandy is involved. Her aspiration to become a private secretary will add sparkle to the business world. ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE CODY Scituate Betsy is no stranger to Sacred Heart. Vim and vitality identify her as a spirited member of the class. A robust heart and willing hands complement her pithy personality. A gleaming black Corvair is her most cherished posses¬ sion and driving is her prominent activity. And although she swims like a porpoise, she hates to wet her hair. Betsy will thrive on spirit ' as she begins her college career in the fall. Deborah Cogghill BARBARA ELLEN CONNOLLY Hyannis Port Barbara came to us in her senior year. Her dry wit and pleasing personality spontaneously won her the hearts of her new classmates. For the first semester she could be seen hobbling down our hallowed halls. A staunch Cape Cod¬ der, Barbara maintains that confounded Yankee determination. Her good nature and sparkling brown eyes have carved a notch in her alma mater as she moves on to college life. Betsy Cody DEBORAH ANNE COGGHILL North Scituate Debbie is our Swedish wonder. Laughing, loquacious, and rarely lugubrious, she lends a splash of vitality to our class. No stranger to mischief or Bermuda, she excels in social¬ izing. Her bizarre accomplishment of driving in an open convertible through Hyannis in pounding rain will always remain moist in our memories. A diligent student and member of the National Honor Society, Debbie ' s chief goals are her academic pursuits. The campus of Trinity will be graciously enriched by Debbie ' s presence next fall. Barbara Connolly JO-ANNE FERREIRA Kingston Jo-Anne is usually seen in a fleeting whir; bustle 1 ' is her middle name. She has ren¬ dered herself adept in journalism through her untiring labors on the Surf and Spray And while she maintains her exceptional scholastic capacity, Jo-Anne still retains a bubbling reservoir of fervor for all school activities. Surely her admirable accomplish¬ ments will not remain obscured in the archives of her alma mater, but shall continue to merit for her throughout college as well as her ca¬ reer life. Jo-Anne Ferreira MARY ELIZABETH FOSTER Roslindale Mary is Sacred Heart ' s personality-plus girl--small in stature, big at heart. Experi¬ enced by all her classmates is her genuine friendship. A long-time resident, she has always rendered herself a credit to her alma mater. Squinting, sparkling eyes is her identification card. Wherever laughter floats, Mary is not far away. Her leadership in the Big Sister Club and the Resident Board is a distinct contribution. Sacred Heart ' s special blessings accompany Mary in all her future plans. Mary Foster SUZANNE ELIZABETH DUTSON Pembroke Sue is our demure, bubbling blonde. Laughter predominates her poised personality. Dry wit and capricious comments render her a social asset in the class. Sue is a truly good friend. Her thoughtfulness and spirit of ser¬ vice will serve her well as she enters nursing school in the fall. t-mss ' j I Susanne Dutson JACQUELINE LOCKE FRANKS Cohasset Jackie is the mild-mannered member of our class. A blithe spirit and tantamount tem¬ perament are her prime assets. She excels in skiing. Sincere in her studies, her warm friendship is cherished by intimates. Butter¬ scotch sundaes and animated discussions on national problems are two of her favorite relaxations. Jackie ' s college plans are geared to the teaching profession. Jacqueline Franks PAUL JOHN GOVONI Plymouth Paul has been a vibrant and indispensable component of the class of ' 62 since kinder¬ garten days. An undeniable spirit of coopera¬ tion complimented by a geyser of enthusiasm cause him to excel in accumulating friends. His gregarious assets have proven most val¬ uable in his role in student government. His prominent musical attributes embrace both the vocal and instrumental. Participation has keynoted his life at Sacred Heart, as it will during all his college days. Paul Govoni LEE ANNE FRAZIER W ellfleet Lee came to Sacred Heart in her junior year. The piano and clarinet boast of her talents. A typical fresh-air Cape Codder, she also skims the surf on skiis. Her presence at social and school functions particularly the holiday dances and candlelight suppers graced each occasion. We are confident she will achieve her goal to circumvent the equator in foreign government service. Carole Goodes RONALD KEITH HAY Pembroke Ronnie is ultra-popular with each member of his class. His meek, felicitous manner, bur¬ nished with unique humor and wit renders him a friend indeed to all. The famed ' Hay-Ride, Ronnie ' s plush-panel truck, has won him ac¬ claim on every trail north of the Swanee. A true Sodalist, his spirit of dedication to right is frequently in evidence. Maintaining his lofty principles and affable nature, he will reach success with agility. c CAROLE ANNE GOODES Yarmouth Port Goodzy is the soft-spoken girl with a twinkle in her eye. A confirmed Cape Codder, she putts around the precious peninsula in her garish Hillman. Her unassuming, unobtrusive character has procured for her a host of friends. Cooperation has been the theme of Carole ' s life at Sacred Heart and certainly it shall warrant the materialization of her lofty ideals as she enters college life. Ronald Hay MAUREEN KATHERINE HANLEY Manomet Mo is distinguished by her pleasant smile and obliging personality. Her candid manner is mimicked by punctuality and practicality. No task small or great will corner her. Laughter, spirit, and kettle drums are second nature to this fashionable young lady. Her future plans encompass medicine and cognizant of her determination, we know that Mo shall achieve her towering goals. Maureen Hanley 19 LOTHROP WILLIAM HEDGE Plymouth Bill, is the colloquial reference applied to the venerable nomenclature of Lothrop William Hedge. Bill is a persistent and responsible worker. His presence at Sacred Heart has never failed to render a pleasant and coopera¬ tive atmosphere--perhaps someday it will extend into the stratosphere. Avid in the intricacies of science, Bill carries over his earnestness into innumerable school and social functions. Among his awards is a citation merited for saving the life of a drowning boy. He has served faithfully in student government and is verily an exemplar of its principles. As a chemistry major, Bill plans to serve his fellowmen through science. William. Hedge JOHN EDWARD HIGGINS Plymouth Jack possesses the manifold attributes which characterize the ideal student in abundance. He has repeatedly shown zeal in the classroom, on the gym floor, and in extra-curricular activites. Faithfully he assumes his responsibility each noontime through the high school corridor, a staunch example of integrity and honor. Sacred Heart Schools have been his choice from kindergarten to graduation. The college of his choice will find in John more than just another freshman for his cooperative spirit is bound to permeate any student body. JANET MARIE LUCE Buzzards Bay Janet joined us when we were sophomores. A retiring nature enveils the school spirit which pulsates within her. Studious, indus¬ trious, and cooperative, she will always be a boast of Sacred Heart. Outdoor life is her folly, provoked by enjoyable biology classes. Her talents with animals range from hunting pheasants to bathing big dogs. Peeved by motorists who travel a snail ' s pace, we feel sure that Janet will whiz her way to success in the teaching career she plans. Janet Luce John Higgins Paul Kelleher KATHLEEN DORIS MACFARLANE Ocean Bluff Kay is the cheery girl with the red hair and laughing blue eyes--a true child of God ' s own country. . . Ireland. She nobly assumes the unnoticed, camouflaged, menial tasks in the classroom with a spirit of joy, exalted not by the clarion trumpet blast, but by an air of meekness and surrender. A sedulous student, she finds her forte in poetry, wit¬ nessed frequently in the Surf and Spray. With her congenial character and devotion to good¬ ness, Kay will not stumble on the humble path to perfection. PAUL RAMSEY KELLEHER Pembroke Paul is the navigator of latitudes of laughter. If not blushing he can be seen whizzing around in his miniature Met. A true Harmoneer, Paul is the prime promulgator of goodwill in the senior class. He is apt in skiing the foam and is rarely known to spill over. His loyalty to Sacred Heart is witnessed time after time. Like they say in the West, Paul is bound to find companionship as he ventures into college life for his smile could thaw the most frigid of hearts. Francis Lyons Kathleen Macfarlane FRANCIS XAVIER LYONS Hanson Fran ' s exemplary qualities are incalculable. Devotion to Sacred Heart and to the purpose of its existence has merited for him the pres¬ idency of the class of ' 62 and of the Student Council. A genuine character garnished this bulwark of spirit and industry. The flame of his friendship has been kindled in every mem¬ ber of his class. His momentous contributions of heart and spirit to his alma mater serve as rich inspiration to all underclassmen. His future plans include a career in engineering. 21 ANNE DEVLIN MILLS Carver Anne came to S. H. H. S. in her sophomore year. She quickly won a place in the circle of friends in her class. Sewing is her hobby, and she could keep anyone in stitches. The election campaign in our junior year gave this enthusiast a jolt of patriotism. Noted for her unique coiffeurs, inquiring nature, and jovial personality, she has never failed to enliven a class and shall continue to spread vitality wheresoever she treads. Anne Mills DANIEL McMAHON Kingston Daniel McMahon KAREN FOX McLAUGHLIN Marshfield Danny is the lanquid, retiring member of our class. An easy-going manner enhances his friendly personality. Uniquely talented in this, his quick wit never fails to produce a clever and spontaneous response. He is usually quiet regarding future plans but Danny is bound to meet success. Karen will be remembered for her loquacious nature and musical attributes. Her noble clarinet has lent beauty and rhythm to fine orchestration in Sacred Heart. She prefers group discussions to routine mathematical experiences. Karen aspires to the rewarding field of psychology. With her robust deter¬ mination we are assured that she will attain any goal for which she soars. Karen McLaughlin 22 MARY M. MULLEN Hanson % Mary is Irish in temperament, talent, and tonsure; a smile further denotes her noble blood. Her interests stream into diverse channels. At home she excels in 4H activities and plays the piano. In school she was chosen prefect of the Sodality and the editor of the 1962 Corric. Her popularity and lucid qual¬ ities of leadership and service are further exemplified in the numerous class offices she held through high school. Mary plans an im¬ mediate future of pre-law studies and we are confident that wherever she ventures she will radiate the spirit of Sacred Heart. Mary Mullen JOSEPH WILLIAM MOORE Wareham Joe is poet laureate of the class of 62. As liter¬ ary editor of the Corric and Surf and Spray and as an officer in student government, Joe pos¬ sesses the qualities of an admired leader--indus- try, cooperation, willingness to help and to accept help. As a student, Joe burns the philosopher ' s candle; as a citizen, he brightens the gleam of our democratic beacon; as a friend, he deepens the glow of loyalty; as an alumnus, we know he will pass on the torch of school spirit; and as a future teacher he will light new horizons. Joseph Moore KATHLEEN HELEN O ' LEARY Medford Kathy is our songstress. Her musical talents have many times sounded through corridors of Sacred Heart. Adept at the piano, the violin, and in art, she is a devotee to that which elevates man. Kathy as an individualist can enjoy many hours alone with music, but she is always ready to answer a call of ser¬ vice. Her plans include a major in music at Boston University. Kathleen O ' Leary 23 GATIA E. PAYNTAR Scituate Gatia is academically prominent and socially superlative. A breath of sophistication and poise compliments her becoming mannerisms. Scholastic pursuits have blossomed for Gatia extolled through continual membership in the 90 Honor Club and the National Honor Soci¬ ety. Cheerleading at SHS had a special zest with Gatia as captain of the team. With her vivacious versatility and mental acuteness she shall attain success in the field of teaching. Linda Petit Stephen O ' Neil LINDA LOUISE E. PETIT New Bedford Linda is Sacred Heart ' s answer to Martha Raye, Lucille Ball, and Clarabell, wrapped up in one. Overflowing enthusiasm mirrors her school spirit. She has been engrossed in the luxuries of residential living since she entered Sacred Heart in her sophomore year. A staunch daughter of New Bedford, Linda can be seen scooting around that reverenced vicinity in her spacious Renault. No red lights will hold her back on the high¬ way to success. U A t Mu -. Jill Gatia Payntar STEPHEN JOSEPH O ' NEIL Kingston Steve is a bulwark of the honor system at Sacred Heart. True to the ideals of the Student Council, he has in earnest served his Alma Mater. He is a versatile connois¬ seur of coops ' , and has bandaged many an ailing auto. The school parking lot will be¬ come a dismal tar abyss with the absence of Steve ' s ostentatious Merc ' . A uniform may soon find itself enveloping a loyal son of Sacred Heart. 24 ROBIN JEANNE-ANNE QUINN Fairfield, Conn. Robin is blithe, benign, and delightfully Irish. We missed her during our junior year and are pleased to have her back again with us. Robin ' s visits to Red Acres were always perfect week-ends. Cleaning sheep and man¬ ipulating tractors enthralled her. Her interest and participation in the school band along with her social charm and grace are contributions to Sacred Heart which will long be remem¬ bered. Future plans encompass college and then teaching on the elementary level. VIRGINIA IRENE PROTULIS Cohasset Ginny is sweet, shy, and sincere. Neatness and compliance have adorned her character throughout her years at Sacred Heart. A client of Chinese foods, her chief recreation is conversing on Alexander Graham Bell ' s gift to teenagers. Surely she will achieve her desire to appear to be more mature but will always maintain her youthful vigor. Ginny ' s future focuses on the secretarial field. Robin Quinn FRANCIS BERNARD PEASE Plymouth Franny is popular with every member of his class. A broad smile, a swift stride, and a sweeping wave of hair characterize this congenial personage. His Chevy sport coup has wound its way up familiar Route 80 time and time again. An embedded devotion has been witnessed in Franny repeatedly throughout high school, and with a tinge of self-remorse, Sacred Heart graduates a vital spark of spirit and cooperation. Francis Pease 25 DEBORAH DIANE PYNN Hanson Debbie is our dedicated Republican. Political perplexities and peals of laughter are her dis¬ tinguishing marks. On week ends she and her friendly Falcon would be seen frequently in and about historic Whitman. An inquisitive intellect and argumentative nature embellish her jocose personage. Diverse talents blended with a magnanimous heart will always win her friends. u KATHLEEN MARY ROACH Braintree Kathy can be taciturn and turbulent at the same instance. Her mellow equanimity en¬ shrouds the vibrant individuality which dis¬ tinguishes her as a student of determination and opinion. Renowned for her candor par¬ ticularly in her social studies classes, she never hesitates to enliven a discussion. Kathy is a melodious member of the Ensemble and an exuberant cheerleader, but drama is her forte. Her friendship will be cherished always. Deborah Pynn LOUIS WILLIAM RAGONETTI Plymouth Louie has long been a familiar figure to Sacred Heart. His affable manner is subdued and unperturbed, but beneath this tranquil exterior sprints the spark of individuality which makes him a notable contributor to his class scholastically, athletically and in spirit. He has served as a class officer and on the Student Council. Responsibility and enthusiasm rank highly among his traits. One can envision the future of our country confidently with young men such as Louie assuming the challenges of tomorrow. Louis Ragonetti Kathleen Roach 26 MARGARET EILEEN SCHILLING Kingston Margaret is a plugging pioneer of Sacred Heart. She is popular as a pianist and just as acclaimed on the soft-ball field. In every project, social or academic, one can count on full response from Margaret. French is her forte but she has no mercy on physics. Margaret ' s friendly, cooperative, and sincere character will go far in creating the ideal teacher which she hopes someday to be. Margaret Schilling HENRY A. SHEA Duxbury Harry is our studious intellectual. Intrigued by the challenge of Latin, he has nobly ad¬ vanced from Caesar in Gaul to Virgil in the Home Economics room (emergency class¬ room). His activities circumvent a wide sphere from basketball to Harmoneers. Willing hands and an academic interest extol his blithe, genuine personality. We aver that he shall achieve success in college as he pre¬ pares for his work in the field of engineering. Frankie is our blithe individualist. She is inquisitive and an inveterate articulater. School and class spirit has been magnified many times through her loyalty to Sacred Heart. Her esoteric talent is playing the piano. A resident throughout high school, long will her name re-echo through the long corridors. We wish her happiness in her chosen profession. . . nursing. Harry Shea FRANKIE ROBERTA SERPICO West Yarmouth Frankie Serpico 27 SUSAN JEAN SHERMAN Pembroke Sue is a true daughter of Sacred Heart. Ac¬ tive in the Sodality, her scholastic pursuits have also flowered. A restrained, determined nature is her prime asset and sewing is her forte. Tsk, really! Perplexed by the labyrinth of city subways, rural life has a fan in Sue. May her aspiration to teach young children someday reveal itself an actuality. Susan Sherman SANDRA LEE SIKORSKY Pembroke Sandy is the perk, pretty, good-natured mem¬ ber of our class. She is a true sports fan; her hobby is writing letters. Still in bewilder¬ ment of the value of a math course, she never¬ theless manages the unruly x and faces bravely all unknowns. With her sincerity and congenial manner she is certain to be happy and successful in a teaching career. David Tarantino t Sandra Sikorsky DAVID FRANCIS TARANTINO Plymouth Tino, the casual satirist of the senior class, is noted for his mellow witticisms. His ultimate peeve is that burdensome chore of getting up in the morning, due to insomnia spurred by Boris Karloff ' s Thriller and Edgar Allen Poe ' s bedtime stories. A keen interest in the sciences has matured in Dave, winning him recognition at Sacred Heart. Our sincerest wishes to an exemplar of school spirit for a successful future in and following college life. 28 (9 CAROL ANN THOMPSON Dorchester Carol ' s placid personage is dominated by a flicker of friendliness and cheer. A faithful member of the Resident Ensemble, her con¬ tributions to musical functions in Sacred Heart have not drifted by unnoticed. Tomato juice mellowed with a heaping dose of pepper ranks among the elite on her menu. Carol has been a boarder since the fifth grade, but her heart belongs to Beantown. And although she cannot knit, she is an avid knitter. Future plans focus on Sargent ' s College at B.U. where she will undertake studies in physical therapy. Carol Thompson DAVID TRAVERSO Plymouth David, a long-standing member of the Har- moneers, is talented both vocally and in- strumentally. His musical abilities blend congruently with his cheerful, unobtrusive personality. He is an eager and conscientious student and a selfless donor of time and en¬ ergies to school activities. David ' s aspira¬ tions focus on the teaching profession and we are confident that if he pursues them, in giving he shall reap. David Traverso MARGARET ANN WILLS Middleboro Margaret, notoriously known as Willy, is a true patriot of her endeared Middleboro. Her congenial and generous personality distinguish her as a member of the class of ' 62. She moves quietly but effectively in doing good wherever she is. She enjoys outdoor activity and water skiing always gives her a splash. Margaret plans a career as a medical secretary. Margaret Wills 29 DOLORES JEAN THOMAS Otis AFB Dolores is our walking travel agency. Famil¬ iar with the scopes of our own country, she is also no stranger to Japan. Loyalty to her school is irrefutable, as is her keen sense of responsibility. Her covert hobby is authoring poetry; the United States Air Force is her family. Future plans include college, then teaching. Dolores Thomas TERRY MICHAEL WEAVER Otis AFB Terry is our A-l athlete. Apt in all phases of that which promulgates abounding good health, he is famous for the vehement veloc¬ ity of his legs. He is an air force and Indiana fan from way back. The perkness of some teasing girls in school is his prime peeve--the embryo of an inveterate bachelor. With the spunk and spirit this boy possesses, we swing our hopes along with the U.S.A. in future Olympic meets. Terence Weaver � h r ff r as 0 ,«C,«V OF S« 0 , ««« . _ ,.a . .Orchestra . • DIRECTOKX Basketball t , Band 2, • ' MS 3 a RE v loanee t U Honor 3,4. °0 K cU • ■ • — 3 4 Curr ent .vents - — • ° Dance Ban . . • T� -“ nal Honor 3 ,a. 80 Honor Q 4 . Yearbook • t3 Club 3.•• 80 4 . . . 90 Honor C 4 . . Current E . . Glee 1 2 ’ ’ u 3, 4 . .• Qtudent Council 3 , • .Treasure Student Cou atvAS PAUCIHE. • • orchestra ’ Sur f 8t Spray DAMS, h uty 2 , 3 , 4 . • • Year book 4 . • 3 ■ ’ S K n 4 • • Art l,z ' 1 Honor 4 . -i 3 4 . • • Glee Basketball 4 _ . Nat ional Ho stude nt Council , _ _ Yearbo 80 Hon ° r „n Conor JAWw. - Sodality Z ’ 2 . Yearbook •• Basketball_4- ' .National Honor 4. student Council 3,4- 4 . ■ • 9° 80 Honor Club 2, 3,4. • 4 Dramatics .- of Resident _ SYBIL. ..Histortan ' ' c leading 3, •• Rational Honor 30W.S, SVB Basketball 2. 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CAROL. . • Surf k Spray Events BOVLPSOH, press Club • Dramatics • • • 4 .Sodality 2, 3 Ensemble 2, 3, • __ r.lub 1 3, • ,r.„rhnok 4. . • 10 MPSON, CAROL. . p Surl 2 . . Curr ent Ev Dramatics • 4 .Sodality 2 ’ 3 ’ EnSemUe ’ ’ ' . al Honor 4. . . 88 Honor 2 Yearbook • • • RA VERSO, DAVID... 3 N 4 U .°.Gle e 3 1 4 b ' f ' . student Councrl 3,4. H armoneers2, . • orenslc Club •• . Glee 1,2, 3-• • S “ £ SPraY k 4 .Student CouncU4 .. % club 1,3,4. r Yearbook 4. • Studies Club 3 , rrD tERR ' -‘ A a 4-1 Social Stua Gleel. 2 ’ 5, SAVER, 34 . . .Art 1. • • Sodality 2... Basketball 2,3, Fore nsic Club 4. . • � rp T 80 Honor Club ILLS, MARGARET. • • Yearbook 4. lasses O CANDLE . . . As shadows dart and carpet earth Thy flicker sings the kindle of companionship Which warms our class; When freshmen, you ignited When sophomores, you excited When juniors, you burst aflame, And now alas you shoot untamed The everlasting spark. Preitderyt rranctj Savior $ecrefai tf Mari Matte ) rea Ji re r y Ca.ra.-tee Cftojci Left: Here discoveries are made and test tubes are broken. Who knows what future scientist may be among these seniors, Jim Cunningham, Harry Shea, Paul Govoni, Paul Kelleher, David Tarantino, Joe Casey, Louis Ragonetti, and Joe Moore. Above: Classroom discussion is the co¬ efficient of earnest study. Left: Seniors, Jackie F ranks, Margaret Schilling, and Mary Foster, volunteer to make photo¬ copies for busy teachers. Right: Puellae et pueri Latinum discunt. Above: Bill Hedge, Jack Higgins, Francis Pease, Paul Govoni, and Francis Lyons agree that ,r Progress is our most important product. ,r Left: Linda Petit, Frankie Serpico, and Maybeth Connor are catalogued under service in the library. w r r l h n 5 iflflj . 4 4 - 7 4 M Left: Ronald Hay strikes the tune for the seniors to join voices in the universal language of song. Above: Senior students eagerly await lunch after a mentally tedious morning. Right: Seniors enjoy the privilege of relaxing in the lounge. Left: Virginia Protulis, Anne Mills, and Sue Sherman find the new phone booth convenient and exciting. Below: Sue Dutson and Maureen Hanley arrange paper in the new multilith, while Sandy Sikorsky and Dolores Thomas examine the results. Right: Seniors, Louis Ragonetti and Francis Lyons present the new stereo hi-fi to the junior representatives, Philip Boucher and John Boudreau. 42 43 Above: Senior boys cross hallowed Route 80. Left: Senior class officers, Mary Mullen, Caralee Cheney, Louis Ragonetti, and Francis Lyons, peer into the future. „ m. ; r ! ■}. .♦ ■ ■ V ' 7 ■ ' mwm Above: JoAnne Ferreira, Virginia Protulis, Sue Sherman, and Betsy Cody enjoy the noon breeze. Left: Margaret and Sandy pause for a moment of conversation with Our Lady. Right: Paul and Francis reflect the patriotism embedded in Sacred Heart students. Above: Senior boys discuss such earth-shaking problems as senior pictures and P. O. D. book reports. Right: Francis Lyons and Steve O ' Neil are deep in discussion of plans for coming picnic. FROM K I N D E R G A R T E N Upper: Louis and Linda Ragonetti wait to board the school bus back in kinder¬ garten days. Center: A few years later they and their classmates are pictured at the new school, boarding the bus for home. Bottom: Some of the 1 62 graduates are pictured perform¬ ing on the new stage at the new school back in their grade school days. TO C O L L E G E Upper: Standing in front of the main building at Camp Mishannock where these seniors started kindergarten are: David Traverso, John Higgins, Louis Ragonetti, Karen McLaughlin, Bill Hedge, Margaret Schilling, Paul Govoni, JoAnne Ferreira, Harry Shea, and Francis Pease. Center: Dave Tarantino (left) and the same group listed above are pic¬ tured before one of the Plymouth schools where they continued their primary education. Bottom: Graduation, the cul¬ mination of all the preliminary training is but a stepping stone to higher educa¬ tion for Sacred Heart students. A crowded auditorium, a beau¬ tifully decorated stage and the presence of our Cardinal makes graduation day the goal of all students from kindergarten to college and a day to be remem¬ bered for life. J u N Right: John Boudreau, Vice President; Philip Boucher, President Carolyn Latosek, Secretary; Walter Lang, Treasurer Above: Junior members of Student Council: Standing left to right: Walter Lang, John Boudreau, John Trocchi, and Philip Boucher Seated left to right: Sheila Norton, Loyola McManus, Agnes Walsh, Mary Harrington, and Rita Moore Left: Speed and accuracy in typing are wonderful assets when preparing term papers. These juniors are striving for perfection. Left: Sister Johnette launches a new frontier for Judy Williamson, Sheila Hessman, Harold Lonergan, Thomas Tura, and their classmates. Right: Smiles of approval are given Sheila Norton (kneeling) by her classmates Philip Boucher, Joan Doherty, Loyola McManus, Lynn Beaulieu, and Mary Harrington in Latin III. Left: John Trocchi, Bill Alsheimer, Sister Bernard Mary and classmates wait for Walter Lang to solve the equation in Algebra II. P. Boucher M. Ward M. Roy M. Quinn J. Hayes L. Gilbert C. Chase M. L. Barrows i Barbara Coffey, Monique Roy, and Maureen Ward compare report cards at the end of the first term. Bob Rosemere and Jimmy Hayes check their latest figures. 50 % iiiiiiiiiiiiiiini ' 11 i—wiiiwr liiwpiiiiirBiMF ■ — w Sister Bernard Mary and the religion class discuss Bob ' s theological deductions. M. Harrington M. Hussey W. Lang J. Keliher B. Coffey M.J. Terry R. Rosemere J. Towle 51 L. Beaulieu J. Doherty H. Lonergan D. Childs J. Williamson A. Rossetti Michael Gray explains the distillation process to Harold Lonergan while John Boudreau, Lynn Beaulieu, and Thomas Dickson watch the distillation in process. 52 Juniors in room 110 listen attentively as Sister Johnette explains the situation in Cuba to the U. S. History class. G. Murphy B. Tupper J. Boudreau 53 Right: Juniors, Philip Boucher, Sheila Norton, Mary Harrington, and Anne Rosetti, have their intellectual abilities stimulated by Cicero and Sister Mary Cecile. � .Left: Typing is a serious business when timed by Sist er Helen Joseph. Right: Que pensez-vous du tourne-disque, . ma soeur? Tres bon, n est-ce pas ? Left to right: Brenda Burr, Sister Rosalie, Barbara Scholes, and Brenda Tupper. Right: Room 115 John Mitchell, President Jeff Luce, Vice President; Peggy Pease, Secretary; Daria Coveil, Treasurer (m LA ■ : J Above: Sophomore Student Council members Left to right: John Stoma, Brian O ' Donnell, Jo hn Mitchell, Judy O ' Grady, Kathy Rafferty, Steve Hansen, and Donna Carey Left: Room 113 John Stoma, President; Frances Santacross, Vice President; Kathy Flanagan, Secretary; Kathy Rafferty, Treasurer J. Mitchell R. Tribou D. Cloutier D. Carey S. McCarthy J. Erickson S. Weaver G. Baldasaro 4 id T. Sienkiewicz R. Norcott J. O ' Grady S. McNulty Above: Audio methods enhance the study of French for Joyce Erickson, Donna Loring, Judy O ' Grady, and Daria Coveil. 56 !i y Uri J ✓ $ Below: All eyes are focused on Sister Gertrude during the theological discussion in home room 115. K. Protulis J. Shuster K. Russell J. Leahy M. Myers R. Williamson J. Parks E. Roy L. McMahon A. Camirand 57 H. Huggins W. Casey V. Duperre M. Adams L. Shwom M. O ' Connor J. McLaughlin D. McCarthy D. Portais W. Coscarelli S. Gordon K. Rafferty C. McAlinden K. Guertin M. Mondeau F. Santacross Above: Sophomore classmates listen while John Mahoney and John Gunn explain the geometric theorem of alternate interior angles cut by parallel lines . 58 Below: Sister Helen Joseph elicits a smile of approval on the latest assignment from students in room 113. C. Corvini J. Cannon S. McDonough J. McArdle S. Connolly K. Flanagan M. McNulty J. Mahoney C., Boucher J. Stoma B. O ' Donnell J. Gunn k ' J C. Ouimet 59 Left: Sophomores find the study of biology animated through illustrations and Sister Noel ' s explanations. Above: Martha Adams, Chris Ouimet, Claire McAlinden, and Sheelagh Gordon prepare for seminar in religion in room 113. Right:For many S.H.S. students biology becomes a consuming interest through Sister Ida Mary thorough lab instructions. s Right: Room 107 John Barrows, President; Linda Latosek, Vice President; Maureen Doherty, Secretary; Mary Walker, T reasurer Right: Room 105 Stanley Bartosiak, President; Michael Fortini, Vice President; Mary Elise Campbell, Secretary; Sheila Daly, Treasurer Below: Freshmen Student Council Stanley Bartosiak Raymond Goonan John Barrows Thomas Grattan Mary Elise Campbell Pamela Maddalena Barbara Quinn M. Fortini J. Perry J. Baldasaro J. Fraher M. Fitzpatrick M. Walsh D. Robertson A. Besso P. Iwaszko P. Resevic A. Keough S M. Dolan Right: Freshmen learn early that it pays to watch for bulletin board announcements posted by their home room teacher, Sister Rosalie. 62 E. Robichaud B. Quinn J. Westcott ™ ' s ■ ■■■ B. Beaulieu S. Sandifer C. Santacross M. McCarthy A. Stone J. Bissonnette M. Vetorino M. Wilson G. McHugh K. Lonergan M. J. Chisholm Left: Mary Elise Campbell anticipates the results of the boys 1 general science experiment in room 105. 63 J. Barrows J. Walton J. Murphy M. Manfredi M. Galletti R. Goonan M. Kelley L. Latosek M. Doherty G. Angley S. Cobb M. A. Buddy C. St. Pierre M. Mu s ant e C. Barfoot P. Maddalena S. Burroughs Li. Holds Sister Mary Cecile observes the favor¬ able reaction of the class as she posts a change of schedule on the bulletin board. 64 W. Petrell R. Martin J. McLaughlin N. Marshal D. Waggett M. White R. Clarke K J. Ford L. Govoni M. Donelan R. Wilson L- Collins N. Russell Preparing to take their place in life the freshmen in room 107 begin with the study of world problems through maps and charts in their World History course. 65 JLeft: Who will be the first to lead today ' s dis¬ cussion in religion? Greg Cartmell, Mary Jane Chisholm, John Perry, Edward Robi- chaud, and Gail McHugh are trying to decide the issue. Above: In literature the freshmen study ‘ Sire de Maltroit ' s Door. 1 Could this be it? Right: Students in room 105 think Joe White and Paul Iwasko are making the x ' s more complicated by multiplying them. O TORCH . . . How ye burnest brightly Within our hallowed corridors . National Honor Society Student Council Our Lady ' s Sodality Diverse- Clubs; Thy scorch by these intensified, Thy flame in these hath bellowed And yet by Music mellowed In comely conflagration. ■■■I Left: National Honor students Seated: JoAnne Ferreira Jarey Lee Adams Pauline Adams Maureen Hanley Suzanne Dutson Caralee Cheney Jan Carpenter Standing: John Higgins Mary Mullen Louis Ragonetti Cathy Boyle Gatia Payntar Sybil Bowes David Traverso Barbara Connolly Joe Moore Right: National Honor Induction Ceremony 12«sss9r- |1 KSSHiKtt! I i;;;ss:sS2i tsiinmni •mniMiin The various clubs at Sacred Heart provide through extra-curricula activity the opportunity to develop tie individual ' s specialized talent. Like¬ wise, they afford the all- important experiences of sharing new ideas, creating lasting friendships, and eliciting active friendship Top left: Club members often volunteered services as ushers, receptionists, hosts and hostesses Jackie Franks and Anne Mills admit Maybeth Connor and Ronald Carreira to the fall dance. Center: Brenda Tupper, Phyllis Graglia, and John Boudreau outline plans for skit to be presented by the French Club. Left: James McLaughlin, Pat Collins, Brian O ' Donnell, and John Stoma plan a strategic approach for the future of the Latin Club. Left: With Joe Moore as its discussion leader, the Drama Club evaluates a quotation from Shakespeare. Right: The Social Studies Club prepares an exchange letter on tape to be sent to students in foreign countries. r ■ i 1 mmm i ' f mm ■Kl I W6m HI Left: Digits and decimals, tangents and trapezoids occupy the Math Club members, Mary Bartosiak, Dolores Thomas, Suzanne Dutson, Ronald Hay, and Louis Ragonetti. Right: Art Club members, Cathy Boyle, Sybil Bowes, Jan Carpenter, Kathy O ' Leary, Linda Petit, Kathy Roach, and Caralee Cheney, always and graciously answered the S. O.S. of classes who needed posters and bulletins. Left: Carole Goodes, Sue Sherman, Kay Macfarlane, and Anne Mills, members of the Business Club, always find many ways to develop new ideas. Right: Stimulating round¬ table discussions give a lilt to the Forensic Club. Illltll ' « ' • Above: Sister Paul Marie officiates at the Student Council Induction Ceremony. New members pledge their loyalty to Sacred Heart and to the Honor Code. Below: Francis Lyo ns, President of the Student Council, discusses current infractions with the Executive Board. Right: The General Assembly convenes in the library to vote upon a new resolution -though serious in purpose, humor has a classic place. JLwl JjUJL ILA- - - I§ Iff Left: The ' Ways and Means Committee ' finds a way and means for everything! Right: The Senior Student Council of Sacred Heart Left: Bill and Steve remind the students of Section 2, Article I of the Honor Code. Right: Class officers and student council members hold an informal meeting to discuss steps towards progress in Sacred Heart ' s Honor System. SURF AND SPRAY totrmatunul Jvmorarp Soriiw finlftigh Sriinal jkmnuliSB Left: Surf and Spray Editor: JoAnne Ferreira Below: Senior typists on Surf and Spray Staff Below left: Assistant Editors, Jarey Lee Adams, Mary Mull-en, and Gatia Payntar Below right: Art Editor, Cathy Boyle THE CORRIC Right: Corric Editor, Mary Mullen Below: Corric ' s Literary Staff, Betsy Cody, Barbara Connolly, Caralee Cheney, Jan Carpenter, Joe Moore, Jarey Lee Adams, Robin Quinn, Sue Sherman, and JoAnne Ferreira Above: Assistant Editors: Louis Ragonetti, Maureen Hanley Oval: Joe Moore Literary Editor Right: Layout Committee --- _______ - •-� 1 ii! m The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary quickens the spiritual pulse at Sacred Heart. It s program of weekly meetings, char¬ itable and missionary projects, annual retreat, and social activities adds a deeper and richer meaning to life. s o D Right: Father O ' Hara, spiritual director of our Sodality, addresses students and parents at the consecration ceremony. Left: Senior Girls ' Sodality Seated: Mary Mullen, Maureen Hanley, Linda Petit, JoAnne Ferreira, Pauline Adams, Mary Foster, Debby Pynn, and Sue Sherman Kneeling: Virginia Protulis, Jarey Lee Adams, Jackie Franks, Karen McLaughlin, and Maybeth Connor Above: Senior Boys ' Sodality Front row: David Tarantino, John Higgins, Louis Ragonetti, Ronald Hay, and David Traverso. Second Row: Paul Kelleher, Francis Pease, Francis Lyons, James Cunningham, Harry Shea, Paul Govoni, and Joe Moore. Below: Induction Ceremony for Boys ' Sodality in Sacred Heart Chapel SCIENCE FAIRS Left: Judges and winning contestants at the Science Fair Center: The boys ' cloud chamber competes with the girls ' electroplating apparatus for attention. Bottom: Mary and Maureen show the way to keep healthy sheep; Chris presents the newest concept in the development of medicine. im v miMVLAs l tm U1T T(rr ] nvXC.VAU. Dll AC X ' mmv. Below: The Boston Science Museum had to search their files to satisfy Kay Macfarlane ' s quest for knowledge of sea shells. Above: Bill and David expound the forces involved in flying. Bottom right: Can anyone ever forget Pauline Adams ' experiment with the effects of alcohol! Bottom left: Ronald Carreira tells a fish story y flarr HROJEC k — Am • : h ¥ l cZ I f ! T - ■ - | — - ' I MUSIC DEPARTMENT m up 1 Iff H f r ■ f a ' - I i Above: Triumphantly Charles Boucher bears his tuba. Right: Four accomplished pianists: Steven Hansen, Mary Harrington, Donna Boring, and Donna Carey S.H.S. Band Members: Kay Macfarlane, Robin Quinn, Bee Frazier, Karen McBaughlin, Paul Govoni, Maureen Hanley, Matthew Bartosiak, Jay Parsons, Robert Stiles, Richard Stiles, James Hayes, Philip Boucher, Mary Bartosiak, Jayna McBaughlin, Richard Cross, Richard Fazio, Paul Murphy, Jonathan McBaughlin, Donna Carey, James Parks, Tom McDermott, Alice Shea, Norman Shaw, Chris Ouimet, Steven Hansen, Binda Batosek, Maybeth Connor, Kathy Flanagan, Charles Boucher, John Stoma, Michael Fortini, Julie Sgarzi, Paul Kaiser, Michael Shea. The Music Department, under the capable direction of Sister Nivard, is an integral part of Sacred Heart. Orchestra members: Jarey Lee Adams, Mary Elise Campbell, Theresa Coffin, Bill Coscarelli, Christine Ragonetti, Ed Robichaud, Peggy Pease, Donna Carey, Linda Latosek, Jayna McLaughlin, Steven Hansen, Pat Collins, Martha Adams, Frances Santacross, Angelika Lamothe, Marc Valentine, Paul Coffin, Phyllis Childs. Mary Louise Portais, Terry Pease. Some of the boys are preparing for their weekly rehearsals. ®0 @ 00 ® Wfjf W Right: Proudly displaying their instruments, these happy members of the band are Standing: James Hayes, Maureen Hanley, Thomas McDermott, Norman Shaw, Steven Hansen, JohnStoma, Seated: Michael Fortini, Charles Boucher, James Parks, Philip Boucher, Jonathan McLaughlin, and Chris Ouimet. ACTiyiti Left: Attention all clarinets ! Pictured left to right: Kay Macfarlane, Alice Shea, Maybeth Connor, Kathy Flana gan, Robin Quinn, Lee Frazier, and Karen McLaughlin Right: Sunshine and shadows often cross the path of the String Ensemble. Members: Jarey Lee Adams, Edward Robichaud, Francis Santacross, Patricia Collins, Theresa Coffin, Peggy Pease, Steven Hansen, Martha Adams, Mary Elise Campbell, Linda L Latosek, Bill Coscarelli, Pam Speight, and Donna Carey Left: The Resident Ensemble performed for many occasions. Pictured with Sister Rosalie are: Frances Santacross, Mary Lou Barrows, Cathy Boyle, Maryjane Terry, Carol Thompson, Loyola McManus, Chris Ouimet, Joan Doherty. Right: Senior members of the choral group conducted by Sister Rosalie entertained various assemblies of students and adults. Left: The Harmoneers are always in great demand for a school function or for a public entertainment. Left to right: Paul Govoni, Francis Lyons, Bill Hedge, Joe Moore, John Higgins, Louis Ragonetti, Harry Shea, Paul Kelleher, and David Traverso Sacred Heart students welcomed Very Reverend Mother Ansberta, Superior General of the Sisters of Divine Providence, with music and song on the occasion of her visit from Rome to the New England province. The president of the Student Council, Francis Lyons, and the president of the Resident Board, Sybil Bowes, presented Reverend Mother Ansberta with flowers and a gift. O LANTERN . . . Thou it is who lights the dim dark path Cutting through life ' s academic wooded lands And with thy painted slides Ye let the love-light through. With red ye warmed, With blue ye calmed, With rose ye cheered and conquered fear, And now with green we hope anew, O lend thy goodly light! mum Left: May Queen, Mary Mullen, and her four high school attendants, May- beth Connor, Sue Sherman, Janet Luce, and Mary Foster, standing in second row. In the front row are four girls from grade school who assisted Mary by carrying the flowers, crown and train. CROWN WITH BLOSSOMS TODAY THEE 86 o QUEEN OF THE ANGELS, 87 I ■ ► Right: The Resident Board under Sybil Bowes ' leadership talk over plans for the Candlelight Supper. Below left: Kathy Roach ' s solo is complemented by Cathy Boyle ' s accompaniment on the guitar. Below right: The joy of companion¬ ship is mirrored in the expressions of Gatia Payntar, Kathy Roach, and Cathy Boyle. Right: Last-minute snacks were always a part of bedtime preparations. Senior residents, Linda Petit, Kathy O ' Leary, and Mary Foster, add a ' Bit-O-Honey ' to their lives. HIO Hlllliilltiti Right: Tchaikovsky is chosen 3 on the resident music scale. Center: Dorm life spotlights an academic atmosphere. Below left: Cathy Boyle and Mary Foster typify devotion to Our Lady at Sacred Heart. Right: Suitcases are never too burdensome for Caralee Cheney, Carol Thompson, Pauline Adams and Robin Quinn when weekends roll around. O Out on the lake front Residents scramble out of Linda ' s renegade Renault, notorious for two layers of passengers. rounds out personalities. Girls thrive in the vim and vigor of volleyball. Residents buffeting high seas at Lake Providence DANCE Left: Caralee Cheney and Beth Burgard illumine the gym in true yuletide fashion. Right: Maybeth Connor, Pauline Adams, and Carol Thompson pin up a prehistoric horse and buggy. COMMITTIES Above: A colorful poster invites students to ' Autumn Array.” Robin Quinn, Jarey Lee Adams, Bob Brigham, Gatia Payntar, and Jack Higgins lend a hand or a hint. Right: Cathy Boyle ponders the perplex¬ ities of decor as Mary Foster and Jan Carpenter paint and paint and paint. Right: The Christmas spirit never fails to elevate Jack Higgins and Francis Lyons. Above: Resident students, Barbara Connolly, Cathy Boyle, Sybil Bowes, and Kathy Roach, contrive the phenomenon of a pumpkin filled with punch. AT WORK Y Our first class dances, ' Harmony of Hearts ' and Joie de Noel, remain unforgettable in the heart of every senior. Here were memories born that will last forever. Center left: The world situation doesn ' t seem to be disturbing Paul Kelleher and companion. Center right: Paper heart men outnumbered dancing hearts that night. .Linda Petit, Debby Cogghill, Francis Pease, and Ronald Carreira shake hands with their paper mates. Right: A heart-spilled carousel stole the center of attention. Francis Lyons assists Betsy Cody join her friends, Mary Foster and Paul Govoni. Below: An orchestra always added an extra note to the Christmas dances. Above right: Mary Foster and Paul Govoni seem to be the center of attraction. Right: Dick Borsari, JoAnne Ferreira, Loyola McManus, and Francis Lyons relax during intermission. A O F F U N o OUR PROM Our prom held at Dreamwold was the warmest expression of the love, laughter, and companionship which dominates our class. Paul Govoni and his Left to right: Dennis Quinn Cathy Boyle Justin McLaughlin Mary Foster Maureen Hanley Stephen Smith Jan Carpenter Bob Brigham AT DREAMWOLD Above: Our benevolent chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. Govoni, Mrs. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Dr. and Mrs. Ragonetti Above: This is the setting in which the king and queen of the prom will be chosen and all will join in the promenade. Right: Margaret Schilling and Dave Traverso agree that After the ball is over there remains the wonderful mem¬ ory of a perfect night. GIRLS’ SPORTS Above: JoAnne Ferreira and Maybeth Connor Right: Seniors in action A little higher, girls! Left: Captain Gatia Payntar leads the seniors and the newly-inducted cheerleaders through the steps of a popular cheer. Left: Senior cheerleaders, Gatia Payntar, Sybil Bowes, Kathy Roach, and Linda P tit present new cheerleaders, Sara Burroughs, Kathy Guertin, Sheila Connolly, and Monique Roy,with outfits and megaphones. Right: Senior team members Managers in uniform: Caralee Cheney, Mary Mullen Standing in center: Robin Quinn, Jarey Lee Adams Seated: Lee Frazier, Maureen Hanley, Cathy Boyle, Jan Carpenter Cheerleaders in inserts Top: Gatia Payntar Botton Bottom: Sybil Bowes Left: Girls ' physical education program included volleyball. Right: Coach, Gil O ' Neill Managers in uniform: Caralee Cheney and Mary Mulle n Members of team: Standing: Peggy Hussey, Joan Doherty, Loyola McManus, Susan Sankus, Maryjane Terry, Carolyn Latosek, Mary Lou Barrows, Alice Shea, A. M. Miller-Jones Seated: Robin Quinn, Lee Frazier, Maureen Hanley, Cathy Boyle, Jan Carpenter, and Jarey Lee Adams BOYS’ SPORTS Left: Coach, Gil O ' Neill with his senior boys Standing: Paul Kelle- her, Bill Hedge, Francis Lyons, David Tarantino, Jim Cunningham, John Higgins, Dave Traverso Seated: Louis Ragonetti, Harry Shea, Terry Weaver, Paul Govoni, Bob Brigham, Ronald Hay, and Joe Moore r-n P m F -I iSlM ypj 1 ■B Gil O ' Neill checks the plays during volleyball practice. Below: Senior boys keep their eye on the ball. HIM If !j ■fu ; i L.J i SHH 1 Above: Pushups keep the boys on their toes. Left: Louis Ragonetti and Terry Weaver hold their punches, while the coach speaks to Paul Govoni, Jim Hayes, Bill Alsheimer, and Lynn Beaulieu. Right: Coach, Gil O ' Neill Manager, ' Francis Lyons Team seated: Harry Shea, Louis Ragonetti, Terry Weaver, Paul Govoni Standing: Jim Hayes, Lynn Beaulieu, and Bill Alsheimer | i S ■ - -V I , . , n THE GRADUATES OF 1962 are SINCERELY AND DEEPLY GRATEFUL To the High School Student Body and the Members of the Sacred Heart Grade School. Their contribution and support have made possible this publication of the CORRIC” Room 112, Grade 11 Room 101, Grade 5 Room 110, Grade 11 Room 103, Grade 6 Room 113, Grade 10 Room 102, Grade 7 Room 115, Grade 10 Room 104, Grade 7 Room 107, Grade 9 Room 91, Grade 8 Room 105, Grade 9 Room 92, Grade 8 - f t j 4 j m I J INCORPORATED 1882 FEDERALIZED 1937 EIGHTY YEARS IN THE PROMOTION OF THRIFT IN THE PLYMOUTH TRADITION INSURED SAVINGS BUDGET PLAN HOME LOANS PLYMOUTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS mi mm mnn LODGE • • ' • PLYMOUTH LUMBER COMPANY Robbins Road Plymouth, Mass. 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The St ud i or WASHINGTON STREET DUXBURY Tel. WE 4-2521 Fashions Gifts China and Glass Rep. Cooley’s Inc., of Boston 01 ive and Edward Turner iimummmimmmmmummttMuummmMumvw Compliments of CORVINI ' S PKG. STORE INC. 31 Main Street Plymouth Massachusetts WHITMAN INSURANCE WINIFRED A. BURNS-CATHERINE M. BURNS INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Plymouth A. K. FINNEY CO. Call—PI 6-4343 Ma ss. For All Your Transportation Needs Furniture Moving Freight Transportation Best Wishes from WOOD’S FISH MARKET Ralph F. Goodwin, Prop. MR. MRS. GEORGE A. BROUILLARD Quality Seafoods Main St. Ext. Plymouth, Mass. CHARLES J. COHOLAN REALTOR-INSURER COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE Tel. GI 7-3551 Anytime 200 Pleasant St. Whitman, Mass. Compliments of M M SPORTING GOODS CO., INC. 35 Main St., Plymouth, Massachusetts L. E. BOUCHARD CO., INC. Fuel Oils 24 Hr Burner Service Winkler Low Pressure Heating Equipment Kingston, Mass. JU 5-2573 PLYMOUTH ROCK HARDWARE CORP. Eric Hogan 62 Court Street Paint Wallpaper Zenith Television Best Wishes to the Class of ’62 WRIGHT ' S INSURANCE COAL GRAIN CUSHING BROS. GARAGE DODGE CARS AND TRUCKS Reliable Service Est. 1912 So. Duxbury, Mass. WE 4-2011 BOB ' S BARBER SHOP 71 Summer Street Kingston, Mass. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Mondays Bob Verdelli Jim Loring Congratulations from THE FAMILY PHARMACY Leonard M. Jordan, Reg. Pharm. 1919 Ocean Street Marshfield, Mass, Tel. TE 4-4771 Congratulations to the Class of ’62 DR. and MRS. JOSEPH V. GIBERTI GEORGE A. SHURTLEFF SON, INC. LUMBER Tel. Midd 646 Lane Street Middleboro, Mass Convent Supplies Postulant Outfits Gifts for Nuns NEIL B. DOHERTY CO. 48 Summer Street HA 6-1614 Boston, Mass. “PLYMOUTH’S PRESCRIPTION STORE” BRADLEY PHARMACY 22 Court Street Plymouth, Mass, Roy B. Bradley, Registered Pharmacist YOU CAN DEPEND ON US. YOUR DOCTOR DOES. COMPLIMENTS OF PLYMOUTH MARINE RAILWAYS INC. Compliments °f GOGGIN SON 15 Court St. Plymouth Mass LORING’S WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS Plymouth Massachusetts Compliments of MRS. MARY CASELLA White Horse Beach Massachusetts Canal 4-3914 REAL ESTATE DANIEL F. McNEARNEY Insurance Middleboro Mass. MacDONALD FUNERAL HOME Ocean Street ■P Marshfield Mass achusetts THE BEACON RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD Route 139 Fieldston, Mass. Temple 4-9152 PLYMOUTH SPARRELL FUNERAL SERVICE INC J. R. Reardon and J. L. Wadsworth, Directors Funeral Homes CENTRAL STREET, 1 SUMMER STREET, NORWELL COHASSET OLDFIELD 9-2200 EVERGREEN 3-0200 B enea LOCK CO. Compliments °f WALKEY’S FOOD CENTER Hanson Massachusetts Compliments TEL. PI Igrlm 6-0920 KEN BAILEY CEMENT BLOCKS MASON SUPPLIES 32 Main Street Kingston, Mass. Scituate Harbor Mass. Compliments of LOUIS KNIFE SON PLYMOUTH MASSACHUSETTS COMPLIMENTS OF HANOVER BOWLADROME Rt. 139—Rockland St. Hanover, Mass. Open Bowling Every Night For Reservations Call—TA 6-4061 THE STANLEY PHARMACY, INC. Main Street Buzzards Bay, Mass. Tel. Plaza 9-4662 Prescriptions Our Speciality Fine Cosmetics Across Street from R. R. Bridge GARUTI ' S CITIES SERVICE STATION Henry C. Garuti, Mgr. Pilgrim 6-2822 324 Court Street Plymouth, Mass. Complimeiits of Compliments of 44 AUIO BODY EMERSON CLEANERS, INC. Hyannis Compliments of Massachusetts Compliments of A. L. ELLIS, INC. A. C. LOMBARD ' S SONS, INC. Plymouth 278 Court Street International Steamship Agents Brokers Est. 1825 Mas sachu setts Boston Mas sachus etts Congratulations to the Class of ’6 ' 2 ERNIE ' S APPLIANCE CO. BUTTNER ' S Sales and Service Radio - Television Plymouth Mas sachus etts Stoves - Refrigerators - Washers 12 Broad Street Bridgewater, Mass. Ernest J. Saccocia, Prop. PURITAN GARAGE Sgarzi Brothers LINCOLN - MERCURY - COMET Plymouth, Massachusetts Best Wishes E. M. LOEW ' S KINGSTON DRIVE-IN Kingston Massachusetts ELMER E. AVERY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Insure and Be Sure John V. Mahoney - Carol A. Sturgis 27 Court Street Plymouth Massachusetts Tel. PI 6-4567 WILLIAM HARRINGTON INSURANCE Point Road Manomet, Mass Best Wishes WAREHAM SUPER MARKET Marion Road Wareham Mas sachusetts Congratidations to the Class of ’62 RUTH CLARK WARNSMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Insure Today — Be Sure Tomorrow’’ 42 Summer Street, Kingston Tel. JU 5-4424 Best Wishes to the Class of ’62 OUR LADY OF LOURDES No. Carver, Massachusetts Compliments of SCITUATE ASSOCIATES Presently Building at Bulrush Farms North Scituate Massachusetts Compliments of KELLY TIRES 391 Court Street No. Plymouth, Massachusetts Tel. PI 6-3344 BRANT ROCK FISH MARKET FISH - CLAMS - LOBSTERS Open Year ' Round Tel. TE 4-6231 HANSON GRAIN CO. Mr. John F. Studley, Owner Tel. CY 3-2261 Hanson UNITY FEEDS i Massachusetts MARDON ' S JEWELRY Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry-Gift Wares 18 Court Street Plymouth Massachusetts Tel. PI 6-1136 FOR COLONIAL CONSTRUCTION ABLE CONSTRUCTION Tremont Street So. Duxbury Tel. WE 4-5021 Compliments of REGAL SHOE FACTORY STORE 356 South Avenue PEMBROKE BOWLING LANES Rt. 2 7 Pembroke Paul Cotty, Owner Whitman Massachusetts CY 3-9969 CY 3-2781 Open Year Round — 12 p.m. - 1 a.in. Bowl . . For Fun . .For Health 10 Lanes Automatic Pinsetters CARLYLE BOWLADROME 345 South Avenue Whitman, Mass Tel. GI 7-9065 NEW BEDFORD GAS EDISON LIGHT COMPANY PLYMOUTH GAS DIVISION Plymouth Massachusetts GIBERTI ' S APOTHECARY 4 John Glass Square Middleboro, Mass. JASON ' S COLOR CENTER Depot Ct. Tel. EV 3-1037 DUTCH BOY PAINT Wallpaper in Stock Best Wishes ALCO OIL Cohasset, Mass. Tel. EV 3-0756 Congratulations to the Class of ’62 ARTHUR S. PALMER CO. Scituate Harbor Massachusetts The Original JOHN DeLORENZO TURKEY FARM HENRY A. PORTAIS Rt. 3 Duxbury, Mass Contractor and Builder Tel. PI 6-4953 Tel. JU 5-44ZZ Z8 Davis Street Plymouth, Mass Best Wishes to the Class of ’62 CHARLES E. FRAZIER Attorney-at -Law BASS RIVER GULF STATION So. Yarmouth Massachusetts Congratulations to PERINO ' S SERVICE STATION the Class of ’62 34 Samoset Street BENJAMIN LANG COMPANY Plymouth, Massachusetts Tel. PI 6-2330 School Street Bryantville, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of ’62 Compliments of RON-DEZ-VOUS BEAUTY SALON Ocean Street Marshfield, Mass. Tel. TE 4-4767 A. G. AUTO SERVICE Arthur Graham Complete Line of Guaranteed Used Cars General Repairing On All Makes of Cars and Trucks Tel. GI 7-4251 Res. GI 7-2838 NICK and ROCKY ARTHUR D. MADDALENA, JR., M.A.I. 211 Pine Street, Centerville Cape Cod, Massachusetts Specialist in Appraisal Sale and Rental of Cape Cod Real Estate Member, American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers DREAMWOLD and MEETING HOUSE INN Scituate Massachusetts Compliments of HEARN ' S REXALL PHARMACY Scituate Massachusetts Congratulations from LUCY LOCKE, REALTOR Scituate Harbor Mas sachusetts CHURCHILL ' S OIL of MANOMET FROST AND CALDWELL Furniture Cushing Plaza Cohas set Gifts Rt. 3 A Massachusetts Visit COLBY PHOTO SUPPLY Cape Cod ' s Photographic Center 317 Main Street Hyannis Massachusetts Congratulations from THE BRANT ROCK GRILLE, INC. Brant Rock Mas sachusetts E. S. RITCHIE SONS, INC. NAVIGATIONAL INSTRUMENTS Since 1850 Pembroke Mas sachusetts JOHN M CRESS CO. INC. Lumber and Mill Work - Custom Sawing Building Supplies Fireplace Wood 863 Plain Street Marshfield, Mass Tel. TE 4-8832 DIAMONDS • RINGS WATCHES • CLOCKS 1. ' Dhooge c m w JEWELER Watchmaker and Engraver Phone pilgrim 6-2645 PLYMOUTH, MASS. Wholesalers and Primary Distributors of Heavy Western Beef - Pork Lamb - Veal - Provisions OAK DALE PACKING CO. INC. George G. McNally nr CAPEWAY MOTORS Where You Buy With Confidence CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - VALIANT 378 Pleasant Street E. Bridgewater Tel. Juniper 7-0035 LLOYD ' S GARAGE, Inc. LANCER - DART - POLARA DODGE Guy R. Penzola General Manager Gibson 7-2441 500 South Avenue Whitman, Mass. BEST WISHES A FRIEND NELL FISHER SHOP Helen M. Hasbrouck, Owner Linden 5-1418 WOMEN ' S APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES Scituate Harbor Massachusetts 539 Bedford Street Whitman, Mass. DEPENDABLE WIRING SINCE 1919 HATCH ELECTRICAL CO., Inc. Electrical Works of All Kinds WIRING - INSTALLATION - SERVICE LIGHTING FIXTURES 180 Court Street Plymouth, Mass. Bowling is for Fun for the Whole Family at the PLYMOUTH BOWL-O-MAT Tel. 746-9825 Air Conditioned SANTACROSS Distinctive Shoe Service One Winter Place-Boston 8, Mass. SHOES - Rebuilt - made longer and wider Dyed - Reglazed - Resuaded - Heels Restyled - General Repairing Orthopedic Work CUSTOM SHOEMAKING WITH FASHION “Old World Craftsmanship For Over Forty Years” Congratulations from RED COACH GRILL Compliments of PLYMOUTH BEEF CO., INC. Middleboro Mas sachusetts ALDEN ' S SHOES and JAN SALES Featuring Little Yankee Shoes Tel. TE 4-4365 Marshfield WE 4-2661 Duxbury EDGAR ' S 195 Main Street Brockton, Massachusetts ‘Largest Department Store on the South Shore’ MARTHA ' S GIFT AND TOY SHOP Norcross Greeting Cards Phonograph Records RCA Stereos Tel. PI 6-2109 N. Plymouth, Mass Best Wishes to the Class of ’62 from DOBSON DISTRIBUTORS Compliments BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK Two Convenient Offices Bridgewater West Bridgewater Brown 8c Clark, Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CURTAINS TELEPHONE PILGRIM 6-1696 182 STANDISH AVENUE. PLYMOUTH. MASS. MAIL ADDRESS: P. O. Box 8 5 North Plymouth station. Mass. PLYMOUTH PAINT WALLPAPER CENTER (Formerly Brenner’s) SMITH’S Bea and Walter Wolfe 8 Samoset St. Tel. PI 6-1132 Plymouth, Massachusetts Plymouth Massachusetts Congratulations to the Class of 1962 CAPE INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations to the Class of 1962 CRAIG ' S PHARMACY 74 Court St. Plymouth Compliments of THE MARINER BOAT SHOP Authorized Sales Service Johnson Sea Horse Motors Phone PI 6-1950 Mass, Middleboro 53 Center Street Massachusetts See Our Display of Fences on Rte. 3, Norwell Chain Link—Cedar Fencing Sales and Erections RONALD REDMAN - Rte 3-A . PLYMOUTH, MASS. Washington Street Norwell, Mass. ED 5-4193 TR 8-5500 Congratulations to the Class of ’62 AUNT FLORENCE COMPLIMENTS OF MARY’S BEAUTY SHOP Plymouth Massachusetts CLASS RINGS ULTRA J. Richard O’Neil Co. 282 Franklin Street Cambridge 39, Mass. JAMES L. SULLIVAN CONFECTIONERY INC. WHOLESALE CANDY 1987 Dorchester Ave. Tel. Avenue 2-4949 Talbot 5-1209 COOK CLARKE, INC. 25 Richmond Street Boston 9, Mass. Telephone CA 7-7654 NEW ENGLAND’S LEADING INSTITUTIONAL MEAT PURVEYOR Compliments of KALLIO’S PACKAGE STORE South Carver Massachusetts B. M. FEINBERG INC. WEARING APPAREL FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY TE 4-7881 Marshfield, Ma ss. GEORGE V. BUTTNER STORE Ocean Street Marshfield Mass. Telephone TE 4-7171 Everlasting Success to the CLASS OF 1962 CAPTAIN MRS. FERDINAND THOMAS THE DICKSONS Official Photographers for the Conic Plymouth, Mass. Compliments of SCITUATE HARBOR PHARMACY Scituate Mass. MARSHFIELD TELEVISION RADIO COMPANY Television—Radio —Hi- Fi Records—Sound Equipment Sales—Service—Installation Tel. Temple 4 6688 1871 Ocean Street Marshfield, Mass. D. ROSSI SONS Wholesale Fruit and Produce Compliments of ERNIES 330 Court Street Tel. PI 6-9846 Plymouth, Mass. SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOMES 515 Washington St. 45 East Water St Rte. 3, Hanover, Mass. Rockland, Mass. BALBONI ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractor 89 Pleasant Street Hanson Massachusetts Cypress 3-6551 296 COURT ST. Plymouth, Mass.,_ Tel. Pilgrim 6-1125 JAMES J. CANNON HEATING CONTRACTOR Centerville Road Hyannis, Mass, Tel. SP 5-00Z8 VISIT OCEAN SPRAY ' S WELCOME SHOP MUSEUM On Cranberry Highway, Rte. 28 Onset, Mass. Gifts, Novelties, Cranberry Specialties All the Cranberry Juice You Can Drink- only 10 £ OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES, INC. HARBOR DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. Cott Quality Beverages Plymouth Mas sachusetts ‘Satisfaction Only, When You Buy From Cantoni CANTONI RANGE AND FUEL OIL Hedge Road OIL BURNER Plymouth, Mass. Tel. PI 6-1233 antes pHorstebs., Welcome to MARIA ELENA SAENZ from Guatamala. Maria Elena joined our class in the second semester. WRIGHTS STORE KINGSTON, MASS. antes Cttteoltt Co. LINCOLN, MAINE Ocean Bluff Massachusetts JOSEPH A. LANGONE, JR. Undertaker and Embalmer Funeral Home and Office 58 Merrimac Street (Corner Chardon St. ) CApitol 7-2434 BOSTON 14, MASS LAFOREST ' S VILLAGE SHOPPE Marshfield Massachusetts BUSINESS SPONSORS COHASSET NEWS COMPANY Cohasset, Mass. DUNLAP OIL CO. Plymouth, Mass. WOLFE-SUEEIVAN INC. Rockland, Mass. ARONS FURNITURE CO. Plymouth, Mass. BRIGGS RIDING STABLE Hanover, Mass. WINSLOW ' S OF HANOVER Hanover, Mass. DON ROBBINS CO. INC. Rockland, Mass. RELIABLE CLEANERS Plymouth, Mass. SEAVERNS COUNTRY STORE North Scituate, Mass. ANTI ' S Plymouth, Mass. SCITUATE CLEANSERS North Scituate, Mass. THE FAMILY STORE South Hanson, Mass. MANOMET BARBER SERVICE Manomet, Mass. PAUL ' S BARBER SHOP Bryantville, Mass. JOHNNY LEMOS REAL ESTATE West Yarmouth, Mass. SOUTH SHORE PRINTERS North Scituate, Mass. HENRY TEIXEIRA FLOWER SHOP Hyannis, Mass. GROSSMAN LUMBER Marshfield, Mass. MAYFLOWER SEAFOODS Plymouth, Mass. THE CHARM SHOP Plymouth, Mass. THE HEATHER SHOP INC. Plymouth, Mass. MAROIS MARKET Plymouth, Mass. DEXTER ' S SHOE STORE Plymouth, Mass. KINGSTON BLOCK CO. Kingston, Mass. THE HOBSHOLE HOUSE AND MOTEL Plymouth, Mass. WILDES MOTOR COMPANY Plymouth, Mass. BLUEBIRD RESTAURANT Plymouth, Mass. KINGSTON RECAPPING CO. Kingston, Mass. RUSTY ' S MOBILE STATION Plymouth, Mass. JAY ' S DRIVE IN Kingston, Mass. MAYFLOWER AWNING CO. Kingston, Mass. HAPPY HOLLOW MOTEL Plymouth, Mass. HENDRIES ICE CREAM Plymouth, Mass. COLD SPRING MOTEL Plymouth, Mass. BUSINESS SPONSORS CENTER TEXACO Cohasset, Mass. RICHARD ' S DRIVE IN Manomet, Mass. GODDARD ' S 5 1.00 STORE Scituate Harbor, Mass. MANOMET LUMBER Manomet, Mass. THE CHILDREN ' S SHOP Scituate Harbor, Mass. EMERSONS STORE White Horse Beach, Mass. CENTRAL MARKET Cohasset, Mass. BARTLETT OIL CO. Manomet, Mass. DUMONT ' S PHARMACY Hyannis, Mass. FREDERIC ' S FLOWERS Buzzards Bay, Mass. MANOMET BEAUTY SALON Manomet, Mass. BAKERS Buzzards Bay, Mass. FINNIE ' S GARAGE Scituate, Mass. KINGSTON NEWS STORE Kingston, Mass. LILLIAN ' S BEAUTY SHOP Scituate Harbor, Mass. PADOVANI ' S DRUG Plymouth, Mass. POIRIER ' S BAKERY Kingston, Mass. GOULD ' S MARKET Kingston, Mass. GEORGE ' S BARBER SHOP North Scituate, Mass. PEMBROKE MOTORS INC. Bryantville, Mass. MIDDLEBORO CLOTHING CO. Middleboro, Mass. GUSTIN MOTORS Harwich Port, Mass. VALENTE BROS, FLORISTS Plymouth, Mass. BROOKS PHARMACY No. Scituate, Mass. MIDDLE STREET BARBER SHOP Plymouth, Mass. MACKINNON SHOES Cohasset, Mass. COOPER DRUG COMPANY Plymouth, Mass. DON ' S BARBER SHOP Hanson, Mass. STEVE DWYER, REALTOR Cohasset, Mass. MELLO ' S SUPERMARKET Lakeville, Mass. ROBICHAUD ROOFING Manomet, Mass. DORRIE-ANNE COIFFEURS Marshfield, Mass. SHIP TIDES Manomet, Mass. 1740 WILLIS HOUSE Kingston, Mass. BUSINESS SPONSORS E. S. BURNS INSURANCE AGENCY Plymouth, Mass. JONES RIVER LAUNDRY Kingston, Mass. KING ' S HIGHWAY PACKAGE STORE Kingston, Mass. MANOMET GENERAL STORE Manomet, Mass. HARRISON LONGHI PHOTOGRAPHY Plymouth, Mass. PERRY ' S MARKET Plymouth, Mass. JOSEPH H. DORAN, REAL ESTATE Whitman, Mass. BINI ' S BEAUTY CORNER Whitman, Mass. ROSEN FURNITURE CO. , INC. Whitman, Mass. CARROLL CUT-RATE Whitman, Mass. BABAIAN FRUIT PRODUCE CO. Whitman, Mass. JEFF ' S 58 INC. Hanson, Mass. CARROLL E. BUMP FUNERAL HOME Whitman, Mass. FOWLER ' S EXPRESS Whitman, Mass. FRANK A. KIRBY INSURANCE AGENCY Whitman, Mass. MILEPOST RESTAURANT Duxbury, Mass. RALPH STEVENS, REAL ESTATE Dennisport, Mass. LOVEQUIST REAL ESTATE West Dennis, Mass. DWYER ' S ONE-STOP CLEANERS Cohasset, Mass. SIDNEY GATES SONS N. Scituate, Mass. DICK CRAIG ' S RECORD ROOM Hyannis, Mass. SCOTTY ' S BARBER SHOP Plymouth, Mass. BRANT ROCK PACKAGE STORE INC. Brant Rock, Mass. JIM KEANE PACKAGE STORE Scituate Harbor, Mass. AUSTIN L. AHEARN, JEWELER North Scituate, Mass. LEO KAHIAN FURNITURE CO Middleboro, Mass. ANDERSON PLUMBING HEATING Manomet, Mass. THOMPSON DRUG Hyannis, Mass. ronald w. McIntosh, realtor Manomet, Mass. HOUSE AND GARDEN SHOP State Road, Manomet RED TOP BAIT SPORTING GOODS CO. Buzzards Bay, Mass. CUSHING PLAZA PHARMACY Cohasset, Mass. ZONA ' S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Kingston, Mass. WATSON CHEVROLET INC. Scituate Harbor, Mass. BUSINESS SPONSORS CONNIE FITZGERALD, REALTOR Manomet, Mass. KINGSTON BLOCK CO. Kingston, Mass. STORK CLUB DIAPER SERVICE Hyannis, Mass. SCITUATE CABIN North Scituate, Mass. MRS. BRIGGS CUSHMAN, REALTOR Kingston, Mass. HUGO ' S LIGHTHOUSE Cohasset, Mass. THE KINGSTON SHARPENING SHOP Kingston, Mass. JOUBERT ' S Whitman, Mass. ELEANOR COLLINS ASSOCIATES Cohasset, Mass. WHITMAN LAUNDROMAT Whitman, Mass. BRAINTREE TELEVISION APPLIANCE CO. South Braintree, Mass. LEYDEN PRESS INC. Plymouth, Mass. DAVE ' S MOTOR TRANSPORTATION, INC. Logan International Airport, Mass. SEARS AND ROEBUCK Plymouth, Mass. GAUDETTE ' S PACKAGE STORE INC. Middleboro, Mass. PILGRIM DRUG Plymouth, Mass. ATWOOD COSTELLO INC. , CHEVROLET Middleboro, Mass. HANSON LAUNDROMAT Hanson, Mass. RENE L. POYANT, REALTOR Hyannis, Mass. LONGO FLORIST Hanson, Mass. KINGSTON SHELL STATION Kingston, Mass. SAFTLER ' S Whitman, Mass. GILL ' S APPLIANCE CENTER Plymouth, Mass. THE GREEN THUMB Plymouth, Mass. COBB ' S CARDS AND FLOWERS Wareham, Mass. HARRY ' S Plymouth, Mass. HUGHES FORD SALES INC. Middleboro, Mass. POBER ' S S. Boston, Mass. D. S. CAMPBELL, JEWELER Cohasset, Mass. GEORGE THE BARBER Middleboro, Mass. ENOS INSURANCE AGENCY Bridgewater, Mass. E. J. MADDEN CO. Bridgewater, Mass. CONTENTE ' S SHOE STORE Plymouth, Mass. CORMIER, JEWELER Bridgewater, Mass. BUSINESS SPONSORS SPONSORS COHASSET NEWS COMPANY Cohasset, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Joseph R. Brigham Whitman, Mass. HOBOMOCK, INC. Pembroke, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Elliot J. Cody N. Scituate, Mass. STONE HOUSE GARDENS Norwell, Mass. Mr. Mrs. John J. Connolly W. Hyannisport, Mass. JOHNSON ' S DAN DEE DOUGHNUT Hanover, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Govoni Plymouth, Mass. THE CLAM HUT Pembroke, Mass. Mr. Mrs. William Hay Pembroke, Mass. WILLIAM E. TRIBOU OIL COMPANY Middleboro, Mass. Mrs. Alice Higgins Plymouth, Mass. NORTH PLYMOUTH LIQUOR MART Plymouth, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth A. Luce Buzzards Bay, Mass. SARGENT ' S RESTAURANT Norwell, Mass. Lt. Col. Mrs. Vincent P. McMahon Kingston, Mass. SPONSORS Dr. Mrs. Joseph Moore Wareham, Mass. Dr. Mrs. Bernard H. Ricker Buzzards Bay, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Woodrow W. Pynn Hanson, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Joseph M. Grady Duxbury, Mass. Dr. Mrs. Victor V. Ragonetti Plymouth, Mass. Capt. Mrs. Edward T. Mitchell Otis AFB, Mass. Dr. Mrs. George W. Schilling Kingston, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Adelard Savard Plymouth, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Theodore A. Sherman Pembroke, Mass. Major Mrs. James F. Ridley, Jr. Otis AFB, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Wilford S. Pease Manomet, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. O ' Leary Medford, Mass. Russell C. Hall Scituate, Mass. Miss Clara A. Union Plymouth, Mass. Lt. Col. Mrs. Clifford Westcott Otis AFB, Mass. Dr. Mrs. Francis J. O ' Brien Whitman, Mass. Dr. Mrs. Alton L. Hurlburt East Bridgewater, Mass. BUSINESS PATRONS PATRONS BLUE ANCHOR MOTEL ALFRED ' S HAIR STYLING SALON EDYTHE ' S BEAUTY SHOP PIOPPI ' S PACKAGE STORE HOLMES GROCERY CO. MARSHFIELD CENTRE GARAGE MARSHFIELD DRIVE-IN CLEANERS MARSHFIELD BAKERY DOR-ETTA ' S DRESS SHOPPE ROBINSON ' S FIVE TEN SULLIVAN ' S RELIGIOUS STORE KENYON A. CARR, JEWELER THE FRUIT SPOT WHIT-BELL, JEWELERS COHASSET HARDWARE STORE SMITH ' S FISH MARKET MARSHFIELD LAUNDROMAT KINGSTON LAUNDROMAT KINGSTON PACKAGE STORE BAY VIEW CABINS STEVENS BEAUTY SALON MAYFLOWER CLEANERS GREEN HARBOR GENERAL STORE JOHN ' S ESSO STATION TURA ' S STORE THE SANDWICH SHOP THE KINGSTON BEAUTY SHOP LIMONT SONS SAMUEL ARONS SON FREDDIE ' S BEAUTY SALON PATRONS BARBARA HALL CHARLENE FITZMAURICE DAVID CUSHMAN ANDREA CASELLA MARIE GRADY JOSEPH McGRATH GLORIA BALBONI MARY ANN DELPRETE DONNA BARROWS MARY VECCHIONE BARBARA COLEMAN DIANE BROUILLARD FERDINAND THOMAS BARBARA BARONI ANNA MAE KUHN SARA SHIELDS ANNE MARIE HALL MRS. MAUDE E. ADAMS MR. MRS. C. J. ADAMS MRS. ROSEMARY S. BOWES MR. MRS. JOSEPH J. CASEY CHARLES F. CONNOR JAMES P. CUNNINGHAM HENRY F. DUTSON JOSEPH D. FERREIRA LOTHROP T. HEDGE VINCENT P. KELLEHER WILLIAM MACFARLANE FRANCIS X. MILLS, SR. STEPEHN O ' NEIL CORINNE PETIT MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MR. MRS. MR. MRS. MR. MRS. MR. MR. MRS. MRS. MANUEL PONTE WILLIAM PROTULIS JOHN T. QUINN MRS. ALICE M. ROACH MR. MRS. STANLEY W. SIKORSKY JOSEPH THOMPSON MARIO TRAVERSO MAJOR MRS. FOY R. WEAVER MRS. CLARENCE WILLS COLONEL MRS. EDWARD R. DIXON DAVID FANNING ALFRED LARIVEE ALFRED J. DeCASTRO MR. MRS. JOHN BALDASARO WILLIAM A. CUSHING WILLIAM H. COVELL JOHN E. VETORINO ALBERT TROCCHI IRVING F. MIX, JR. ROBERT HAYES COLONEL MRS. FRANKLIN W. HORTON MAJOR MRS. S. M. KOENIGS CAPTAIN MRS. BRUCE T. GILBERT MAJOR MRS. ERNEST BENKOSKI COLONEL MRS. GUY B. GRAY COLONEL MRS. L. M. ROHRBOUGH LT. MRS. J. E. THROOP COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND JAMES ELIOT CODY THOMAS GALLETTI SANDRA KING DENNIS QUINN VIRGINIA STEFANI MARYELLEN CHARRON MICHAEL PINCELLI JANET RYDER CAROL MARTIN MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS.