Williamsburg High School - Tattler Yearbook (Williamsburg, MA)

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Freshman Class FIRST ROW, SEATED: Stanley Gromelski, Susan Gorham , Susan Senecal, Virginia Johnson, Wilfred Sam- son. SECOND ROW: Barbara Pollen, Beverly Ramstrom, Kathy Walsh, Betty Sherk, Susan Ballway, Pearl Adams, Katherine Sroczyk, Frances Sroczyk, Mary Jean Breguet, Martha Morrey, Geraldine Sanger. THIRD ROW, STANDING: Patricia Lyons, Paulette La Palm, Joan Robbins, Linda Morton, Nancy Dufresne, Marilyn Boucher, Russell Damon, Timmy Mosher, Diana Damon, Carol MacDonald, Betty Greene, Mary Jane Sanger Maralee McCarthy. FOURTH ROW: Richard Wittshirk, Tim Moynahan, Bruce Mack, Richard Tetreault, Robert Mason, Edward O'Brien, David Healy, Richard Ames, John Munroe, William Munroe, Robert Clif- ford. The freshman class of 1960 started its high school career as most freshmen do--unsure of ourselves and uncertain about our teachers and courses. Our first activity as high school students was electing class officers: President, Wilfred Samsong Vice President, Stanley Gromelsldg Secretary, Susan Senecalg Treasurer, Virginia Johnsong Historian, Susan Gorham. A good year lay ahead of us except for one thing. We still had to face Freshman Reception! That night we would be at the mercy of the seniors and we looked for- ward to it with mixed feelings of dread and apprehension, anticipation and curiosity. The evening was fun, though, with the exception, perhaps, of the part in which we were the entertainment. The freshman class had no worries about school life getting dull. We had weapons for combating dullness--paper airplanes, erasers, clay, rock 'n roll pins, tacks, etc. There was always some activity in the freshman room. Unfortunately, as a result of this ac- tivlty, 'sanctions were imposed. All the definitions of the word set had to be copied from the unabridged dictionary. A large piece of paper had to be covered with, l will settle down when the bell rings at 9:00. These experiences made us realize that there were limitations, as to what we could do for entertainment. Though our class was rather lively during the freshman year, surely it will quiet down within the next three years and it will be a tamed class which graduates in 1960 -- we hopel Susan Gorham 30

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Sophomore Class . SEATED, FIRST ROW: Patricia Morrey, Irene Timmerman, Mary Carr, Martha Hinton, Judy Breguet, Kathy LaV:1llc, Dorcas Houlc. SECOND ROW: Connie Baker, Andrea Culver, Esther Snow, Bethany Hemenway, Brian King, Marion Gagnon, Charlotte Parker, Carol Smith. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Billy McAvoy, Larry Ames, Jolm Judd, l-larry Williston, Paul Webb, William Reeves, Richard Robarge, Joseph Gagnon. SECOND ROW: Stephen Thayer, Walter Wittshirk, Frank Kushka, Larry Stout, Glenn Richardson. Last year we contributed little to the school activities and social affairs, but this year we were determined to at least increase the class treasury. Our first step toward a- chieving this aim was electing class officers to lead us: President, Brian Kingg Vice- President, Marion Gagnon, Secretary, Esther Snowg Treasurer, Andrea Culverg His- torian, Bethany Hemenway. In March we held a food sale and realized about a hundred dollars for our effort. If we were to make some 'junior year resolutions , we might wish that Billy McAvoy will endeavor to do his homework more often, Larry Ames will escape detention hall occasionally and that Carol Smith and Martha Hinton will share their good marks with the other members of the class. Bethany Hemenway 29

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