Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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Superintendent? ,Message Your class has the possibility of being the largest graduating class of the past twenty- five years. You have earned a fine reputation for dependability and responsibility. These characteristics have been earned as a group. Each of you can profit by continuing to strive to merit these fine character traits in your life after graduation. You may be proud of your achievement as a class and as school citizens. ANSON B. BARBER Superintendent of Schools

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Catflefale Staff 7956 Suzanne Cooper C 0-Editor Dorothy Bobola Muriel Burke Andrea Collins Arlene Entwistle Roland Fishback Paul Guillette Catherine Hyde Mrs. MacDonald Yearbook Advifor BUSINESS STAFF Nancy Scott, Manager David Klinke Dee Killion Kathleen LaFontaine Carol McCracken Derick Morris Marilyn Nadow Mrs. Helen Kelleher, Businerf Advifor TYPISTS Annette Lallier, Chairman Nancy Cain Nancy Latimer Patricia Duffy Rita Lebeuf Madeleine Duffy Nancy Catudal Lois Kelsall joan Berry Joanne Gavlick Arlistr, Nancy Hartman and Sheila Walport Art Staff, Norman Maloof and Carolyn Van Cise SENIORS IN ACTION Nancy Boyd, Chairman joan Oliver Carol Price Judith White Carol Hannon SENIOR ACTIVITIES Diane Berberian Anne Fantaccione Janet Hoddie Marilyn Field Sheila Devine C 0-Editor Dolores Ogara Robert Pitman Edward Pollock Nancy Romagnoli Connie Robbins Suzanne Stenburg Carol Stevens Helen Andrews Yvette Capillon Martha Lyons Nancy Lonsbury

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Zfrilfczjwzlis' Message It seems to me that events appear even more pleasant in retrospect than they do when they are occurring. I believe that your future recollections of high school will constitute an important part of your repertory of favorite memories. In order to encourage you to continue to feel a part of this school may I make the following observations. Even though many students have preceded you in Attleboro High School and many more will follow you, your presence here has had a lasting effect upon the school. In the same way that the conduct of a parent affects that of a child, the personality of each class influences the formation of the personality of each subsequent class. As individuals and as a group you are now a factor in the evolution of the Attleboro High School. When you hear the name of this school mentioned in the future, you should recognize that the Attleboro High School means you, and it will always mean you as long as the school exists. You are now graduating, but you are not actually leaving us. You have become a part of the school's tradition and as such you will always remain part of the school. It has been a personal pleasure for me to come to know your class, and I extend my sincere congratulations upon your graduation. THOMAS H. RICHARDSON Principal