Athol High School - Raider Yearbook (Athol, MA)

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BRUCE EDWARD FARN UM Bruce Leaders are extraordinary persons with extraordinary determination. It's all psychological . . . writes with tremendous imagination and ease of expression . . . skiing and skating-his favorites . . . precise thinker . . . ambition has no rest. Student Council 2,3,4g Vice-President 3, President 45 Assistant Editor RAIDERQ French Club 23 Basketball l,2,33 Class Assemblies 25 Class Dance Committees 2,3,4g Co-Chairman Prom Committee 3: One-Act Plays 2,35 Class Officer 1,2: Good Government Day 3,43 Usher-Proms 3: Boys State 33 Drivers Education 25 I Pro-Merito, President 3,4. Q RICHARD STOWELL FLEMING Richard' While in classes he was quiet, but outside of school he was a plain riot. Definitely an optimist . . . his car, his prize possession . . . gets a charge out of life . . . Got your homework done? I haven't . . . easy-going friendliness . . . varied interests. 1 JOHN-EDMUND FREDETTE John Bre-uity is a phase of eloquence. Athol's super shoe salesman . . . extreme hospitality . . . many appropriate puns . . . stately and tall . . . burns the midnight oil . . . supports school activities. 'Class Assemblies 2,33 Good Government Day 3,4. JOEL NORMAN FREEDMAN joel Accomplishments cannot be determined by height-Napoleon, too, was small. Sell-confident . . . always another question . . . science whiz . . . magnifying glass needed to read his handwriting . . . enjoys a good time . . . capacities unlimited . . . extensive. Band l,2,3,4: Orchestra 2,3,4p Class Assemblies 23 Class Dance Committees 23 Good Government Day 5,49 Footlighters 1,2. 16 C

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JAMES MICHAEL DEYO Mike A little time may be enough to hatch great mischief. Spark plug of our class . . . organized confusion . . . never hurries, never worries . . . capable of hard work . . . a clown in every sense of the word . . . everyone's friend. Football l,2,3,4g Co-captain, football 45 Baseball lg Track 2,3,4g Class Assemblies 2,3,4g Class Dance Committees 2,3,4g Dinner Dance Committees 43 Chess Club l,2. JOHN IOSEPH DOMBROWO John We grant, altho' he had much wit, he was very shy of using it. Will try anything once . . . expert on trucks . . . hesitates to- voice his own opinions . . . reliable . . . seemingly quiet . . . knows the meaning of hard luck. WANDA LOIS DUGUAY Dugus TtThaue a friend is to be one. Little girl with a big heart . . . courteous driver . . . sweet voice to match her disposition . . . few words are best . . . pleasant companion and good listener. French Club 25 Glee Club 2: Volleyball lg Chess Club 1. ROSALIE ANNE EATON Rose A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. Thinks first, then speaks . . . full of pep and vigor . . . amiable and good natured . . . can really put over a song . . . works hard, but does not seek fame. Activity Tax 39 French Club 25 Class Assemblies 3: Good Government Day 33 Glee Club 23 Softball 1,25 Volleyball 2: Pro Merito 2. U1

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Nogyhg-45,ug:.usT1NE GIUF1-'rua Norm-' A sunny disposition isher treasure. Capable and responsible . . .soft spoken . . . does not burden others with her problems . . . earnest in her efforts . . . true to her word and loyal to her friends. Class Dance Committees 2: Dinner Dance Committees 3: Prom Committees 3,4. l ROBERT ROLAND GORDON Bob .ii .rz:?'The virtues of quietness prevail. Eye-catching smile . . . proud owner of a '50 Ford . . . speaks when spoken to . . . Rock 'n Roll fan . . . sincere, tolerant, and consistant . . . exceedingly reliable. Football 1. I JOHN EDWARD CALVIN john .Q--if A good sport first, last, and always. Quiet but forceful . . . easily excited . . . boundless energy and great willingness to do more than his own share . . . attentive . . . rugged individualist. Football l,2,5g Track 1,25 Class Assemblies 23 Student Govemment Day 3: Glee Club lg Key Club l,2. DOUGLAS-ALFRED GELINAS Doug Get the facts first: then distort them as much as you please. Not easily discontented with life . . . hearty laugh . . . earnest in his under- takings . . . well-formed opinions . . . manners are gentle . . . a desirable friend. 17