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Class Will The Qass of 1961, being completely unstable in all respects, after thorough investiga- tion of faculty and underclassmen who have been found worthy to receive these valuable gifts, do hereby declare this our Last Will and Testament. Diane Gurney leaves her beanie and hiccups to Mr. Brown. Donna DeMoranville leaves speech class stamping her feet. Danny Gibbons leaves his Fabulous Works of Art to be enjoyed by incoming Seniors. Dee Baker and Carol Lopes leave for Old Cape Cod. Razzes Caswell leaves his fan club on bus 6. Sue Vera, Irene Singster, Terry LaRochelle, Bryn Williams, Ronnie Lyons, and Sharon Peabody leave all those wasted X periods in 104. Dave White leaves for a leading role in The Thin Man. Bev Ashley leaves through that window in 202 which she ' s been eying. Gary Adams leaves for home ... on County Street. Julie Campeau leaves muttering knit one purl two. Caroline DeMoranville wills her enthusiasm to the Pep Club. To the shop, Ralph Freeman bequeaths his body. Susie Femandes and Peggy Foley leave school for the scholars. Tiger Medeiros wills his growl to next year ' s basketball team. Nancy Morland leaves her goldie locks . . . well, maybe an inch! Carolyn Pearson leaves that dent in her Pontiac to a certain Junior High teacher! Bud Nelson and Knobs Norris bequeath their Norrelsons ' membership cards to imaginative underclassmen. Lois Sullivan wills her quiet ways to Brenda Gagnon. To Mr. French, Dave Barton leaves his precious skins. Jackie Boldue, Kathy Jordan, and Pam Chace leave the cafeteria AND all those quart- ers! Lynn Allan leaves typing 60 knots per minute. Roger Alves leaves his executive duties at Apponequet for a business of his own! Betty Townsend leaves Mrs. Roberts ' gym class muscle-bound ... we sympathize! Linda Silvan bequeaths her green hair to Cindy Hunter. Jim Holden leaves on his Bad Motorcycle . . . Broom, Broom, Broom. To Mrs. Parker Willie Howard leaves her overdue books. Butch Begin leaves blowing his nose. Bob Gray leaves cherished memories of his quiet way to all teachers. To Mr. Brown, Gail Haskins bequeaths a copy of her latest bank statement. Pretty Boy Gutowski wills his line to Bobby Nelson. Glenna Chase reluctantly leaves the money box to next year ' s Class Treasurer. Barry French leaves his gift of gab to a deserving ( ? ) person. Sam Nepini leaves her Bunny. Joe Sawicki leaves his athletic equipment to next year ' s football team. Sue Moniz and Tiny Bolduc leave the adding machine struggling with the quadratic formula. Larry Oliveira leaves in search of the $1000 he misplaced in bookkeeping. James Sheridan wills his trumpet to Holly Dawson. Chris Langlois leaves for the U. of M. singing I ' m coming ! Chuck-o Hadsell leaves his current mystery: Who Took The Key to The Church? to Brad Neilson. To Mr. Mitchell, Carolyn Smith bequeaths a season ' s supply of Alka Seltzer for his polH- wogs! The Senior Choir members leave Miss Trombley in peace ... at last!
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Senior Class Council STANDING: Bud Nelson, Glen- na Chase, Gail Haskins, James Sheridan. SITTING: Pamela Chace, Roger Alves, Betty Townsend. Senior Class Officers Pamela Chace, vice-president Roger Alves, president Glenna Chase, treasurer Gail Haskins, secretary A Typical Class Meeting 17
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