Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1959 volume:

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Mary Laird Manager-Dyanne Spatcher Co-Chairmarigliloberta Todd Betty Arenburg Leah Coppock Barbara Whipple LuAnn Anthony Dolores Raposa Nanci Soler Dorothy Brown Marsha Voikos Sandra MacDonald Pat Masiello ff' blur-f ff'-M C 0-Editors Mrs. MacDonald Advisor TATTLETALE STAFF Senior Section J. McKearney Will Superlatives Queslionnaire History Judy Barney Business Staff Miss Rooney Business Advisor Charlotte Smith Laurie Lovely Nancy Hyland Marylou Frigon Ann LaRocque Rita Brochu Carol Woodbine Typisls Mary Hillier Chairman Ar! Lynn Conlan r I .,,4, H, , A f ' J- 12 1959 Pricilla Hutchinson Dianne Miller Leslie Johnson Karen Peterson Richard Conley C-wen Johnson Cindi Cash Pat Fanning Sandra Sargeant Elaine Bryant Bea Zahigan Jessica Aspinall Juliette Crenier Sandra Sauer Virginia Pond David Marsland Nina Brown Pat Gavlick Betty Swanton KN, Members of the Graduating Class: A short time ago, seemingly, in September of 1956, you, the present members of the senior class, entered the doors of Attleboro Senior High School. Now, in a few more days, you will receive your diplomas and go out into the world at large. For some, graduation will mean advanced study, for others, entrance into the armed forces or the beginning of regular employment. Vlfhatever you have chosen for a career, l hope that Attleboro High School has assisted you in making discerning plans for the future, so that your life ahead will produce rewarding work. sound citizenship, and worthwhile living. Walter E. Bowman. Ir. To the Class of 1959: Qrison Sevett Marden, whose books have enriched the minds of many people, was once asked for his philosophy of successful living. I think his answer is worth remembering. 4'First, a man must have confidence in him- self. Next, he must have workable ideas and worthy purposes. Then he must act and put his good intentions to work. The man who succeeds, who reaches his objectives, first, last, and always, is the man who thinks he can. Congratulations to you upon the completion of your last year of public school education. Best wishes for your future success. Ralph C. Sturke . 1 H QE! 'S We I Q it a ,Q Q E X R sg? fb YQ Xwwfmww' FAC LTY Doo Q ,wwf f ii . J' . f 2 i f 4.-g.,fag1 . ,' P. wffigi X ' 1.51. x Y K x 9. 05 A - , . K , . wa .' x '1 -, K - Q A I V, If i S . A 4 , .,., 2 V I 1 Y -'W Am' ji 'EY 78 J MR. WALLACE BABIEN Fitchburg Teachers College, Boston Teachers College Trade School Let's get to work . ' , 1 1 MRS. JULIA BROCK Swarthmore College, All-f Mathematics 'W Geometry-can be fun. 'JL' MR. ORAZIO BIANCHI MR. ROBERT BRAY MR. DONALD BRIGHAM Fitchburg Teachers College UniverSitY Of Rhode Island, Clark UIliVef5ifY, A-B- Industrjal A1-ts B.S. U. of Colorado, M.F.A. Don't overdo a good thing. Bi0l0gY U fart I 'gRock 'emf 'Keep your perspecl1ve. ' MISS VIOLET CONNOLLY King's College, F.K.C. English Stanfi up and project your vozce.' MR- HARRY COOPER Kills. SUEBOYD i Miss GRACE DALEY MR. MERRICK Brown Univ., Ph.B. U. of lfontamx, ALB. Bates College, A.B. DANFORTH P10109 , Gam ii A English U. of New Hampshire, B5- Ifor hegren 5 sake open that VV HWI1 erelg your ex0use?', Now let me repeatfv Music Education 1L'lI'1d01l2. T . 'A' ccTen0rs, yousre flatyr e oi- L W 'K MRS. MARY DEAN MR. MARTIN DURKIN Texas Women's U., B.A.g Providence College,A.B. Washington U., M.A. English History Quiet, please! Well, anyway . . . MR. FREEMAN HALL MR. JOHN HEBDEN Boston U., B.S.9 Boston U., Fitchburg Teachers College M. of Ed. Trade School Submaster Your car break down again ? Move along, boys. ' MR. KENNETH GODING Boston U., B.S.g Boston U., M.A. Chemistry How's the family? 54, ,- . ' fini . 3. MISS FLORENCE HACGERTY Tufts College, A.B. History There's a lot about him isn't in the book! that 'Q' MR. CLAYTON MR. DAVID ISRAEL HUNNEWELL Harvard, A.B. U. of Maine, B.A. English Mathematics Great heavens ' Ulf you're going to break in, you might as well do it right. V MRS. ELIZABETH KELLY MR. CURTIS LEONARD SMR. LOUJS MRS. BARBARA LEVINE R.I.C.E., Ed.B.g Boston U., Fitchburg Teachers College Boston Colle.g.E,,BgS.g Boston Boston LI.. B.S. Ed,M, Trade School U.. M.Ed. . ' Commercial English, Guidance Down in the Hockamockn Mathematics , 'Tveryone quiet. ' Have a pleasant evening. ' Let's settle down .' ' 'Ml' N. . OHN LIGOR MR MARSHALL llgfllrhlasfem U., BS BA MQCLEAN MCDONALD BOSAOHU BS Ed EdM M,Ed, R I School of Deslgn R I Pembroke Colle e m Brown Phys Ed Commercial Unlv BS Unxversrty AB Lets wm boys' Class, how must we type to Mechan1calDraw1ng English get this perfect? How many trees dui you SVGML gvhefe dld I PM my s MISS JENNIE MARINO MR HENRY MIL Framingham, B S Boston Fltchburg Teachers College MULLASIEY A B B Bay Path Insmute I C 1 College, M.Ed. Home Economics Stop throwing cushions around! MRS. AMY PALMER MISS GERTRUDE MR LIONEL M155 JESSIE PITHIE Boston U. 13.11 E PARSONS PELLEGRINI Boston U BS AM Librarian Boston U A B Fltchburg Teachers College Commerclal You are out for thzs term Latm German Trade School Cut those nazls gzrls' MR. ROBERT POWERS MR. FRANCO MR. JOHN PRZYBYLA Springfield College, B.S.g PRINCIOTTA Boston College, A.B.g Har- C01UYI1biii U-, M.A. Calvin Coolidge College, A.B., vard, A.M.T. History, English M,A, French Class dismissed! Spanish A deux heuresf I hate that word 'pastf U MISS HELEN ROONEY Boston Teachers College, B.S., M.Ed. Commercial Make sure you learn those rules. ' ,c E MR. RICHARD SILVA MR. ROGER SPRIGGS MRS. THELMA SPRIGGS MR. HOWARD TOZIER N. E. Conservatory of Music Northwestern U., A.B.g Bos- Brown University, A.B.g Bos- Springfield College, A.B.g Band, Instrumental Music ton U., Ed.M. ton U., Ed.M. Boston U., Ed.M. Tune that instrumentfv Trade School Mathematics Athletics Where's the homework? Try it on the board! What's your excuse this time? MRS. EDITH TURNER MR. JAMES ZMUDSKY MRS. CATHERINE MRS. RITA WARREN Colby College, A.B. State Teachers College, A.B.g FEENEY A.H.S. Office Secretary French Boston U., Ed.M., A.G.C.T. Guidance Secretary Late again P Fermez les livres! Have you sent your forms 4'Those registers! yet? Classroom Candzds I l ' n A---..,,.,,,, fi L- l ' - A M ,,L',fL,,,.1f.1 6 VVVL 'I V . , ,,,V, Q ., g V f ' I .J J A, J F! Driver's Ed. Q ' + , .a - Home Ec. 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V, - Q - ,, 5 1- -4 Q v' ' f - ' -- '- , v , 5 - 0 4. - ' - . , K, 4. -5 , Q ua ,, 5 . i . , 4, H a , Q Q , f k s ,, Q s Q , s Q N , ' - Q 4 ','v Q , 1 x - 5 un Q A Q 'lasllilff - 1 vu M-,,,, , ,,...,...-v ' Fir' fnY' 21'I11G F I4 .- 1- 5 - . 113 I lil: -'au-' :-: t.,.'.KE1 gl FTA Club Any' student who is inter- ested in teaching as a voca- tion is welcome to join the Future Teachers of America. This group visits various schools and observes methods of teaching. FIRST ROW: H. Laird, P. Leahy, C. Woodbine. SECOND ROTV: D. Mawney, D. Jost, W. Han:on J. Yaslet, M. Carr, B. Zahigian. 5 I ' 9 il... FIRST ROW: L. Holden. S. Liberty. R. Ferrera, L. Plante, S. Larson, P. Pettitt, D. Mawney, M. Yoikos. P. Cavlick. R. Cilson. SECOND ROW: S. Sargeant, K. Peterson, C. Judge, J. Barney, D, Miller, J. Burtwell, J. Stevens, B. Nobrega, H. Polednik, A. Walsh. THIRD ROW: J. Lewis, B. Richardson. N. Jacques, B. Swanton, C. Swanson, L. Slaiger, P. Fanning, J. Morin, W. Liberatore. E. Houde. FOURTH ROW: H. Carlou. T. Cavlick. J. Berberian, D. Carlson, J. Davis, L. Keeler. R. Astin, B. Davis, E. Calesa, D. LeBlanc. FIFTH ROJV: A. Voikos, B. Murphy, K. Boegler, R. Whitfield. F. Driscoll. T. Clinton, D. Bonner, B. LaPierre, T. Bergeron, R. Foumier, R. Gustafson, P. Larson. ..-.1 ..-A- Student Council As our most important stu- dent organization, the Student Council plans rallies, assem- blies, dances, and attends to many questions which arise concerning the school. Li brary Aides The girls who serve as Ii- brarv aides aid the librarian in arranging books and. in general. keeping the library in good order. CENTER: Mrs. Palmer. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Smith. C. Bouchard. S. Thibodeau, I. Pitas. C. Spriggs. C. Cartier. L. Martelli. J. Plante. BI. Hillier, J. Langiois. Tri-Y SITTING: S. Vickery, S. Lavell. FIRST ROW: C. Judge, P. Trembly, P. Maxwell, Miss Mul- laney, advisor: P. Morse, P. Pet- titt, J. Plattner, J. Morris, M. Carr, J. Langlois, J. Andelman, N. Kerkoff, A. Walsh. SECOND ROW: K. Golthwaite, R. Leach, P. Fanning, D. Doyle, S. Lees, J. Doyle, C. Cash, L. Plante, B. Abbott. THIRD ROW: P. Hutch- inson, D. Mawney, P. Cavlick, H. Bergeron, G. Johnson, K. Peterson, M. Voikos. FOURTH ROW: E. Scott, P. Bellavance. H .-,- t,. '-9219 .al +f.a-,,kph Debate Club FIRST: D. Marsland, L. Oden, B. Arenherg, L. Domina, J. Han- dren, D. Raposa, J. Carnes. P. Bliss. SECOND: C. Monnier, P. McCoart, D. Miller. J. Minutoli, R. Nelson. C. McKinnon, R. Guimond, D. Brown, N. Oullette. STANDING: J. Lewis, P. Sal- vador, L. Bettencourt, D. Buch- 3.l'1E'lI1. .- Video Club FRONT ROW: M. Starzak, D Ogilvie, R. Boucher, L. Viens L. Salvas. SECOND ROW: P Lawton, A. LaPeirre, F. Hig ginhotham, D. Laprise. Photography Club All 'cshutterbugsl' find much enjoyment in the Pho- tography Club. New methods of developing pictures and other facts pertaining to the field of photography are dis- cussed. FIRST ROW: T. Varone, A. Les- cault, D. Ogilvie. SECOND ROW: E. Andrews, M. Ireland, A. Tsatsu, N. Schnitzler, B. Davis, L. Vanderpyle, M. Car- iepy, N. Soares, M. Corcoran, M. Blanchard, N. Rice, .l. Wal- ton, Z. Lycus, K. Wild, P. Moriarty, R. Carlson. i Z I W' 2 mulll M odern Math Class In order that students may acquire new concepts in math, by studying various number systems and the like, the mod- ern math class has been or- ganized. STANDING: .l. Langlois, S. Sargeant, Mr. LaCivita iadvisor- instructorl, A. LaPierre, F. Hig- ginbotham, D. Kingman. E. P211- ten. P. Lawton. D. Laprise. M- lNIcClean. SEATED: T. Bergeron, L. Salvas, I.. Keeler, B, Norland. J, Glenn, J, Berberian. W. Har- rington, N. Jacques. rx i 2, 3 I gf ,,V, ,f y . - 5 Y sig f ' x 4 555 Qzg,j',.Q. lf C,fVfv4 f f, .4 wyf Zfff, C 1 ' ' Q' 'I Q ' 3' ,P Language Club In order that students may learn more about foreign countries and languages, the Language Club sponsors movies and outstanding field trips. FIRST ROW: A. Tsatsu, N. Schitzler, J. Walton, J. Stafford, P. Masiello, L. Oden, N. Soler, L. Domina. SECOND ROW: S. Thibedeau, B. Swanton, M. Brown, S. Lifsehitz. THIRD ROW: J. Stevens, L. Vander Pyle, S. Dyer, B. Zahigian, J. La Fon- taine. FOURTH ROW: J. Platt- ner, L. Slaiger, L. Stevens, C. Denzer, J. Cavlick, S. Brandreth. FIFTH ROW: R. Todd, C. Woodbine, H. Leonard, I. Vaslet, B. Brown. 447 ff! I, 7 i 3 H., ' 5 A 7 Q National Honor Society Members of the National . f- Honor Society are chosen --at - 'lg each year from the Junior 'A M and Senior classes by the fac- ulty and student body for out- standing Service, Scholarship, Character, and Leadership. SEATED: C. Judge fsecretaryi, M. Starzak fpresidenti, E. Houde Cvice presidenti, K, Peterson Ctreasureri. STANDING: R. Houde, E. Calesa, S. Sargeant, E. Scott, Mr. Cooper Cadvisori, J. Berberian, D. Spatcher, N. Kerkhoff, M. Voikos. 4' , 1,5 14 all 4 ,X wut Rim! Key Club The Key Club is a service club for boys. Projects of the Key Club include tag days and selling Christmas trees. Many will remember the con- tribution made by this group to the fund for uFrostyH the polar bear. FRONT ROW: Mr. LaCivita fadvisorj, J. Duffy, W. Cornell, J. Berberian, R. Houde, R. St. George, Mr. McClean fadvisori. SECOND ROW: NI. Mclntyre, R, Bellavance, K. Boegler, W. Brockway, D, Laprise, B. Blois. THIRD ROW: R. Benson, M. Reiss, L. Balser, T. Frost, T. Bergeron, P. Lawton. 4 . -1v..:q L, C7 Drama Showcase Q90 All students who are in- terested in any form of the- atrics find the Drama Show- case a valuable source of ex- perience, Activities include the production of plays. trips to large theatres and instruc- tions in makeup. stage sets. and lighting. i . ,t-5 .gk C A ,4 a tx J il f ' A K3 2 5' xv 1 Q' ' A n, C 5 . . I K ' 5 V il ,S . . Natzonal Honor octet t f ' it 1 f lfsftst o n 1 H 1 221 if J 1 f ., f , ROW: FIRST ROW: R. Houde, D. Spatcher, M. Voikas, B. Olson, N. Kerkkoff, E. Houde. BACK Berberien, C. Judge, K. Peterson, S. Sargeant, E. Scott, E. Calessa, M. Starzack. J 4 'tg fi., Qi., Induction Ceremony May 1958 D.A.R. Good Citizen Each year all public high schools are invited to choose a girl from the senior class to represent them at the State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Three girls are selected by a vote of the senior students. From the three nominees, the faculty select the one to be the Good Citizen. The D. A. R. Good Citizen must possess the following qualities to an outstanding degree: Dependability, including truthfulness, loyalty and punctuality Service, including cooperation, courtesy, consideration of others Leadership, including personality, self-control Patriotism, including unselfish interest in family, school, community, and nation Congratulations to this yearls Good Citizen, Norma Kerk- hoffl Boys' and Girls' State Each year the American legion and the Legion Auxiliary sponsor similar programs for boys and girls-Boys, and Girls' State. These imaginary states, modeled on our state government, are governed by the youths themselves. They hold elections, and certain mem- bers are chosen to attend Girls' and Boys, Nations. Delegates are chosen first on the basis of scholarship. Then extra- curricular activities and interests are brought into consideration. Boys' and Girls' States supply an excellent experience in learning about government, but more im- portant, in meeting and cooperating with many different people. Boys' and Girls' State Representatives and Alternates SEATED: Edward Houde, Richard Houde. STANDING: Louis Salvas, William Comell, John Berberian, Eli- nor Scott, Virginia Pond. REAR: David Marsland, Edward Calesa. D.A.R. Good Citizen NORMA KERKHOFF FIRST ROW: L. Oden, D. Mars 5 ! land. SECOND ROW: L. Salvas, A. Lapierre, F. Higginbottom A. Webb. THIRD ROW: D I I Sweetland, K. Friedland, P. Law ton, J. Simpson. lffffl' ,E . f , Pwr . .Q .4 eeii ll ff' 1 li F 'T l Y f 4 . . . . z ,gi . 1 Q '-..- .. . ,, 4 ,, H , 'AM ,gd 7 I ,,. .f .- so' 3?-' W 2 , 1958 Leadership Training Course of the Chamber of Commerce of the Attleboros 20 Biology Club ' .- , ,' vi ' V. D x fy .4 x-M... . Science Club FRONT: J. Carnes, R. Todd, L Oden, L. Anthony, D. Miller, S Vickery, P. McCoart, B. Aren- burg, D. Raposa, S. Sanders. SECOND: D. Marsland, P. Bliss L. Domina, R. Cuimond, P. Fan- ning, H. Bergeron. THIRD: F. Poholek, J. Simpson, R. Reetz, J. Sullivan, J. Stenberg, R. Sturke, C. McKinnon, J. Raposa, A. Webb, D. Sweetland. lv,-...... sl., . Y E21 Leadershl p T SPORTS The Doorway to Equity L' V. BILL LIBERATORE EDDIE CALESA JOHN BERBERIAN COACH MADDENW-Foolbull Squad C 'fb BILL BROCKWM, DAVID liUCH.'XNfXN lf' LANC 'in G' DAVE LAPRISE ANDY NIMOROSKI Ai , EDDIE HOUDE 1958.19.59 Coaches MR. BRAY AND MR. O'LEARY 1 JUHN MORIN LOUIS c0vERN0 EDDIE PATTEN Captain 3.15.9 .fu 1 4 m......,.. 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HOWARD TOZIER Coach 159' Tom FROST-Sub RICH HOUDE Cu-Captain Varsit and Junior Varsit Basketball Teams FRONT ROW: E. Chase, L. Balser, J. Duffy CCO-Captainl, R. Moude fCo-Caplainl, F. Driscoll. SECOND ROW: E. Houde, E. Patten fManagerJ, J. Davis, T. Frost, R. Guslavson, R. Wilde, W. Hormunski, J. Pinocci, C. O'Neil, R. Menard fManagerD. THIRD ROW: C. Burns, J. Nicholson, C. Crochma, J. Gill, R. Pariseau, H. Carlson, L. Campbell, E. LcFerriere, J, Gravel, ,58-'59 P. Duffy. A.H.S. BASKETBALL Daze Opponent Dec 19-Wareham ,...... Dec 234Brockton Dec 26-Mansfield ..... Dec. 30-Mansfield ...,. Jan. 2-Fairhaven ......... lan. 6-Dartmouth ,...... Jan. 9-Taunton .....,. Jan. 13-N.B. Voke ..,...... Jan. 16-Durfee ..,........ Jan, 20fCoyle ........i........ lan. 23-North Attleboro lan. 27fFairhaven ...,..,, 1 lan. 30-Dartmouth ...,. Feb 3-Taunton .,,,..... Feb 6-N.B. Voke ,.... Feb 10-Durfee .....,. Feb Feb 13-Coyle ......... . lT4North Attleboro .. ..., Place Away Home A way Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Home Home Home HOWARD TOZIER. Coach Recor , AHS OPP- MR.Toz1ER 58 46 Coach 72 63 54 39 66 46 74 41 64 45 56 46 73 55 53 43 51 62 61 48 80 39 58 45 61 48 63 78 44 50 71 63 A.H.S. TEAM QUALITIES FOR TECH. Our varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Howard Tozier, was the first Bristol County League team and the second in the state to qualify for Tech Tourney playoffs. Our junior varsity basketball team had a terrific season also. Under the coaching of Mr. Dudley O'Leary, they lost only one game. Congratulations to both teams! I . .44 4':'. TW? , EQ 'ff' 1 we an Q Te! f 'gk ABQ , Q A L Juno: E! 40500 BFE A if 0 '31 gina 'msn mmf Pu ,gg 4 , 'Q I 1, Q 21-f-am -3, 5' ' . . Ilflf. 5. Q! . Y Q stat? Q. .NW ., 133,-,.,, -, 1'-Q - 2 fl!! '?g2 E'l3Si 'Vi ff- 'dn W ,QKYFOQ QA Q L' W0 'rigs fem Q AYWM W 'Q 511,-2 R 1 E num max 'H Q .gg f wtf 4.200 any L Q' 1 9 Q, fa 'ffqjof 41,1196 TRACK Timex ,fy , J A 5 f A . vwfgh . A, vm ,.I in 1, ' 'i,1' 2 f .?l'5! 1 ,, '-If ,Q 1 . '- ,. ff ..fJ'g,.' , ni aa 4 '?' WWA I fin. f 9 , .gd 4 mf , 11 A MSA ,W Q ' X 'A 5. : A ff, I 1, y ,, L f f 34 4. ' f , M , ,k I Alwrr, if! , I , il , ' V 1,4120 ' Off f-,fur , pn , f f, , N fff ff Q ,, -W f ff .Af. 1 1 ' J 1 P' 'f 'fig , fr' ' .f ,WJ f? SITTING, left to right: P. Larson, J. Vierra, A. Voikos, F. Menardo, .l. Hill, W. Younc, P. Audetle, F. Cornell. STANDING, left to right: D. Buchanan, F. Woll, R. Sturke, R. Walker, C. Monnicr, R. Carlson. L. Keeler. ll Swlm Team J. Stchmack, N. Jacques, S. Larson, R. LaGasse. G, Howlett, Mr. Gene Clark of'the Y. M. C. A. has served as instructor for our 241' MRS. CRoNIN 'f .fl V 'll , A. H. S. Swim Team. 1 .V- , X 1 3 L fl xl f J J , J 1 Girls, Basketball Squad FIRST ROW: Nl. Bordan. ll. Hvwcs. Nl. Blanchard, P. Gaudreau, M. Bt' tltt'1q: J it ' F? SECOND ROV. R. Klonast. if. llryant. XI. Brown. G. Denzc-r. C. McKinnon, L. Anthony. Tllllilf HOW: LA Slain, L. Fri-tone. D. Miller. R. Todd. Nlrs. Cronin. B. Swanton, N. Kerkhoff, L. f,t Wt. K, Flgmugm ff fra T3 fb' fi. -mV HELEN BERGERON PAT FANNIN G JUDY BURTWELL 'yfwm f Head Majorettes DONNA DOYLE N' NINA BROWN JUDY BARNES V..-M 1959 'Qu-Q Dil C3 A T17 NOBREGA 'C- Rf ' JACKIE SIXIES VIRGINIA NOLAN Q22 SHEILA LAVELL ,num CZ? H d W I -rx X' ea X ' JOAN DOYLE KAREN GOLDTHWAITE JUDY PLATTNER PAT TREMBLAY Qi! 9 QQZDCV LUCILLE PLANTE 32 SHEIIA SMITH Sub CYNTHIA CASH SANDRA LEES BONNIE M ILBOTT Sub PAT BELLAVANCE X fw ff X X 1,4 4, UBRH 1? .4 ., f faf X H . I - :gg K , 'S sf ' Q X A w 0 Th xt gn nt Thanlva lvm Laine vga I .1 A K , HA 119. H UL xiii ,, ....., ,, ...,., - - I V Q, ' 'Ea -3 N X AAAG 'vb fX'N N'N 'N 'N Y KN Wbf 965' I R, I The Blue wl I KJ C U UQ! U x! The Blue Owl, the school LV U NJ newspaper, is published LI U 3 monthly. lt ixglcludes articles XJ concerning stu ents, teac ers, D! XJ and school activities. .u L, NJ flee Blue Owl Staff-1958-59 FIRST ROW: P. Fanning. P. Cvavlick. D. Raposa, S. Kelley, P. Morse, K. Swanson, L. Balser, J. Andelman, V Pond ed- Surgcant. SECOND ROW: I. Ashley. M. Smith, J. Holden, S. Liberty, N. Judge, M. Cameron, S. Barney, S. Sweet Mis. Tum:-e Zion. S THIRD ROW: K. Coldthwuite. C. Johnson. D. llawney, L. Redding, J. O,Brien, B. Wilniarth, M. Cuyot, N. lsoler N 'I' I ,dvlsof Rutiiv. Miss Parsons. :hh-isor. FOURTH ROXY3 P. Field, P. Doyle. L. LaPlume, C. Woodard, A. LaRoCque, M- Frigone -Ugg C I-. Trucdson, R. Stevenson. FIFTH ROW: R. Leach. M, Doyle, I. Morse. P. Gerauld, M. DeLutis, ,I. Mostrum, S. Walton ,S llglney' Swanson. SIXTH ROIV: IV. Hanson. I.. Su-xens. C. Ireland, B. Wild, C. Brasier, D. Boyd, C. Lindberg, R. Nelsdn. Iliff-gi ROW: L. Oden. NI. Nlclntyre. If. ClI.lSi' R. Clustuvsoii. R. Thompson. D. Buchanan, J. Lewis, T. Clinton, wwf.-1f.,.L Quik- ...W . 4 .,...,2x,.1:i,,., , M, , ,...,.v1..V V .sw 'WLL J? A4 f Z? f W Z of, f 017 ,,,f,,yf ca, ff'f , f? f, , , Zf ff ,Q f W 7 ' ' I M Z4 ' ,, a , o ' gl ,, 4: , 5 -,j,V.v S. LL,-11 . Q. ,JH . - ' 4 , 5 F1 1 5 mwwz , .lt Q.,-,. . .V . .mb w ,.. 4.-.W A ,HW -4- Sxx Jw V J! V fn fe . , !V' N I3 52' : .: - Q - 'Q iii X: .Ji 6 ' . A7 :Q i:' A n A 1' E v - if ev -Q , Q f' f .J v . Girls, Glee Club FIRST ROW: NI. King. C. Faella, B. Waite, G, Bono, J. Ewen, S. Liberty, V. Pond, C. Dykas, B. Simoneau, T. Fishbach, M Audette, T. Lalfontaine, S. MacDonald. M. Mercier, J. Pitas, Mr. Danforth. SECOND ROW: J. Greves, H. Sojka, S. Lucas, J. Kimmell M. Del.utis, J. Mzittliews. NI. Guyot. B. Hewes, R. Blais, C. Rattie, S. Vickery, W. Hanson, P. Lantg R. Gilson. THIRD ROW: M. Carr N. Oulette. L. Walstencroft. S. Reynolds, V. Langlois, L. Shriner. R. Lion, P. LeBlanc. C. Wellman, M. Gravel, R. Nelson, C. Ireland C. Lindberg. R. Yates. FOURTH ROW: C. Roberts, P. Lagacy, D. Hardt. B. Crudain. C. Mendryzchowskj, J. Lauglois, J. Caudreau, J Vasc-let, R. Smith. S. llullquist. C. Swanson, C. Woodward. N. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: D. Mawney, B. Abbott, N. Maxwell, J. Denzer J. Sears, J. Virgadumu, T. Truedson, S. Walton. P. Doyle, J. Pike, Beaulieu, B. Wilde. J. Mostrom, M. Polednik. -,...., F. CoQngIT'XI ti. Healy. J. Carl- Yvvv -Y R. P V - A Lescault, R- S h von. A. Frederi ki H A. J. Helllgtll' arf-wganlfrnrth.Cjgcfllxpgbgfbwlf. Bridge. N- Rl B' ll .cw - Oni: A- 'I nwow' Blfiig : Akdh il' v-Ce' A V K. Wljcldirqi'ni,R. rngrtier. E. cicqffler. D. Lander. M 3IcComiir-IIT j- P.. Post. T. 1--X.N1ni.,f...r' K Jem' H4 Brow .' - Grmer, B, C .Q lb 'mar 'Q Y 'FT- l.P,,lI1jw7-mtv T VW ILRFOLRTH ROW J grbett. Yi. W rgeaib V' ' 'Ong' 'B 'UfTl'UdU J C: ' Odinsz D S ' - -alzj -fl ' eefewart. U 4' Tile!! P. Lax? ,. 36 s v 1 6: ,if - . ' ' ,Ax y'g1g,!aL -. ' . .l i S5 I L 5,-gf 3?'lji 5 1 A . 1 . , A J , Q 1 Q. ' I Q I 'L- I S x , W ' fN A it , 321 ,ff X 1 U , fx' 'N W 14' 5 7 if gr Fir ff D S . I . ' 'lgg 2 A3-5 . . ' A59 '75 Q 'Q A 'E I Q' , 'N ig if m X If L ' if xt g I W? ' -5 Q A Cappella Choir FIRST ROW: Mr. Danforth, B. Machado, J. Tracey, M. Fernandes, G. Simms, C. Burns, P. Pettitt, P. Masiello, D. Doyle, B. Nobrega S. Leach, K. Goldthwaite, P. Field, P. Karol, M. Carr, SECOND ROW: M. Voikos, M. Grennon, L. Domina, C. McKinnon, P. Morse P. Fanning, L. Masiello, K. Swanson, J. Andelman, H. Bergeron, J. Morris, A. Fratoni, N. Judge, M. Ireland. THIRD ROW: K. Williams R. Robertson, R. Houde, N. Rice, D. Carlson, B. Robinson, Grant, R. Bianchi, T. Bergeron, R. St. George, C. Holcomb, R. Lacaillade FOURTH ROW: D. Marsland, P, Lawton, J. Berberian, R. Whitfield, M. McClean, A. Nimoroski, W. Bridges, L. Campbell, B. Blois W. Blackwell, W. Harrington. MUSIC DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES Our band, which is one of the largest ever produced by Attleboro High School, con- tributes to the enthusiastic atmosphere of our football games and rallies. The band also marches in various parades and presents its own Band Concert in the early spring. However, no rally, parade, or half-time show would be complete Without our majorettes. These girls practice during the summer, after school, and during Period X. The orchestra, also popular with the student body, has regular class periods for practices. Any morning before school, one can hear the most celebrated vocal group in the school, the A Cappella Choir. This group is made up of selected students, chosen for their ability to sing without accompaniment. The choir is often requested to perform for various functions throughout the city. Comprised of students who have passed special tryouts, the Girls, and Boys' Glee Clubs provide delightful music for students and faculty alike. All our music groups participate in the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts and the Southeastern Massachusetts Music Festival. 38 Attleboro Trade High School FRONT ROW: Albert Perry, Richard Culu. Nelson Briggs, Raymond Lztrivffe, Cvruld Hilsmun Richard Soares. BACK ROW: Mr. Millcr fDirc?Clor A.H.T.S.t, Willlltf Kloc, Andrew Blurmcllr-tts' Neil Pluntf-, Robert Howes, Robert Johnson, ,Iohn NIc'KCarnvy. uHands off, Mr. Leonard! 1961 gl' C06 ko 'I nt IOS ofes I9 SoPll'Om Sophomore Class T h e Sophomore Cla s s spends its first year at A.H.S. getting orientated to high school life. The class elects officers who glide it through the year. Dues are collected so that by the Senior year the class will have enough money to defray graduation costs. Mrs. Spriggs is the Sopho- more Class Advisor. CLASS OFFICERS Presiden tfTO3I CLINTON Vice Presiflen t---LEO C.-XXIPBELI. Serretzzry--P.-XTSY FIELD Trefzszzrer--NANCY JUDGE Cute Sophs! f S 1960 I 0118.100 kin 6' J . l1111OI.S! That's a riot! 4 . x muh. Junior Class The Junior Class takes a more active'part in school activities. This year they re- ceive their class rings, and conduct their second school social. The junior advisors are Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Spriggs. CLASS OFFICERS PresidentiFR.-XNCIS DRISCOLL Vice Presiden I-TED BERCERON Secretary-JANE ANDLEXIAN Treasurer-JOYCE LANCLOIS 1.4.1 win Q5 Jll ' W-4' . ug ,Q .wif 11' '1 ,,,3,X .B H Ulf Q Q n , ' XML, ' , -Q Doorway to the Future SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer-DONALD LE BLANC Secretary-PATRICIA MAXWELL Vice President-JOHN MORIN President-EDWARD CALESA JUDITH A. AMANCIO MARY JANE AMARAL NORMA M. AMORAL Judie -Business ,lane',-Undecided Norma -Undecided 91 Landrenu Avenue 19 Beach Street 12 Bellmore Street Vivucious, unaffected, nice to know Refined, neat, well-liked Reserved, natural, amiable Pep Club 2, Pep Club 2. Pep Club 2. ELIZABETH A, ANDREWS LUEAN E. ANTHONY BETTE lVl. ARENBURG Betty --Office Work Luean -College 'LBet -Emerson College l9 Adamsdale Avenue, South Attleboro 173 County Street 814 PlC21S21Ilt Street Quiet, umlglyleg dependable BflSli, witty, free and easy CI'6iiIlVC, ready, Spll'll.CCl pq, Club 25 Blue Owl 2, 3, Girls' Glee fScience and Nature Study Club 2, 3, Debate Club 2, President 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, Sutdent Council 2, Photography Girls' Chorus 2, GAA 2, 3, Basketball 4, Showcase 2, 3, 4, National Thespian So- Clul, 4.3 Driver Edugation 4, Biology Club, Vice-President 4, Leaders ciety 2, 3, Secretary 4, Biology Club ship Training 4, Beaver Area High 3, 4. School, Beaver, Penn.l Tattletale, AHS 4. 'Wulf' ii we . 6 Q ,, fi, U I. ff 1 sw ,f ' M'?'fy 'ff , , rV,f,fW X W , 'Wa Wig, 7.-f , ff' ,M QQ sl' R' Q., , - ,H YES, N ...,,, , .Q A M - X V X xx N 35 , 5 . X X xx X Hx Q' N .nv u :X x fi? 12? .ky M s it .IUDITH .l. BARNEY Judy -College Raeburn Drive Sportive, gracious, nice-to-know Drama Showcase 2, Secretary 3, Treas- urer 4, Pep Club 2, Ring Committee 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Language Club 3, Tattlctale Literary Staff 4, Majorette 4. RICHARD O. BENSON Dick -College I6 John Street Self-reliant, reserved, courteous Key Club 3, 4, PATRICIA A. BELLAVANCE Pat -College 60 Star Lane Prominent, lively, gay ' Pep Club 2, GAA 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, .Iunior Dance Committee. JOHN G. BERBERIAN Bern-College 288 So. Main Street Enthusiastic, imaginative, progressive Student Council 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Boys' State 4, Football 4. CAROLAN N BENNETT Carol -Undecided Winthrop Street, Rehoboth Friendly, talkative, peppy Bowling 2, 3, East Providence High. HELEN M. BERGERON Helen -Nursing 65 Lord Street, South Attleboro Creative, active, sparkling Sophomore Dance Committee, .Iunior Dance Committee, Blue Owl 2, Pep Club 2, Drama Showcase 2, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Honor Usher 3, Language Club 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Majorette 4, Victory Dance 4, Tri-Y Dance Chairman 4, Tri-Y 4, Biology Club 4. RONALD G. BERCERVINE GERALD A. BERTHIAUME ARLENE M. BERTRAND Ron -Service 'ilerryn-Service Arlene -Marriage 21 Tiffany Street Friendly, carefree, amiable LYNN lllf'llTlQNCOURT Lynrt - -College 24 Edison Avenue, Scekonk Talkative, witty, dependable Key Club 4, Debate Club 3, 57 Park Circle 33 Leedham Street, South Attleboro Serious, companionable, fun-loving Cordial, reliable, reserved Dance Committee 2. Drama Showcase 2, Senior Social Com mittee 4g Photography Club 4. RUTH S. BETTS RONALD L. BISSONETTE 'fRuthic --Marriage Ron -College 55 Collins Street, South Attleboro 66 Dunham Street Congenial, resourceful, cheerful Amiable, athletic, sincere Basketball 2, 3, 49 Baseball 2, 4 Thanks giving Rally 4. ft., f-523: - wtf' 5. 'fiv 75:5 . H, ft - R i fl nik ' ' '..1.,.':f b f4','fkf, - 55.2-C 1' 1 ,- 7 . fl. v ,,,. we Y ,Q ffilvi l f.vf:,3:'2ii7-ff' '1 f- A' ' H V' .-J ANDREW BLANCHETTE PATRICIA A. BLISS GERALDINE A. BOLTON Andy -Work Pat -Undecided Gerd -Business 123 Knight Avenue 274- Central Ave., Seekonk 79 Peck Street Appreciative, thoughtful, reserved Thoughtful, direct, heedful Wistful, candid, friendly Biology Club 4-g Drama Showcase 45 De- bate Club 4. RAYMOND J. BOLTON RICHARD V. BOUCHER PATRICIA G. BRENNAN Ray -Marine Corps Bush -Undecided 'gPat -Business School 79 Peck Street 20 Prespeet Avenue 66 East Bacon Street, South Attleboro Considerate, decided, reflective Dependable, deterrnined, sociable Memorable, sparkling, out-going Band 2, 3, 4.9 Brass Chen- 35 Video Clnb Drama Showcase 2, 3, 43 Junior Dance 4-5 Drivers' Education 4. Committeeg FTA 4. fh 1' Y? '- '-E H 5' HJ' Q'.FW 1 Y R. ll Y 1112 ZIIXI at 1 If ,Mya y ff f'nf H, ff, ,f f , , , M W 0, M, W, fwfff ,ffm KW! , fff' ' ff f'WL'p,,, um ki 36 Q-4, N. I . x W ' X x , XL? X Q. Ax 'Q M , Q i 'Q JUDITH A. BRYSON Judy --Business School 87 Laurier Avenue, South Attleboro Thoughtful, soothing, nice to know Drama Showcase 2, 4, Office Work WILLIAM CAMPBELL Bill -Navy 77 Maple Street, Attleboro Dry, reserved, reflective Baseball 2. 4. I4 X 1 DAVID D. BUCHANAN Bucky -Air Force 6 Hope Street, Attleboro Humorous, assured, carefree Football 4, Swimming Team 4, Debate Club 4, Drama Showcase 4. RONALD M. CARLSON Ronnie,'-College Riverside Avenue, Attleboro Mischievous, light-hearted, confident Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Biology I Club 2. EDWARD F. CALESA Eddie -College 346 Thacher Street, Attleboro Popular, enthusiastic, capable Student Council 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 4, Class President 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Prom, Senior Social, Boys' State 3, Drama Showcase 3, 4, Ring Committee 3, Junior Dance Committee. JOAN L. CARNES g'.loni -Jackson College 42 Garfield Avenue, Attleboro Vivacious, friendly, clever Drama Showcase 2, 3, 41, Debate Club 3, 43 Library Aide 4, Honor Usher 3, Science Fair Committee 2, Language Club 4, Leadership Training 4, Biology Club 3, 4, Blue Owl 3, Pep Club 2. ! M 1 I -I JS-I my ,J NANCY A. CONROY Nance -f Business School 185 Turner Street, South Attleboro Reasoning, considerate, mindful Drama Showcase 2, 4g Pep Club hrary Aide 2. ICUCIQNE M. COSTA ''Gene -Q-Service 9 Major Street Able, Hard-working, creative 'Q . e LEAH P. COPPOCK WILLIAM C. CORNELL 'LLee Y,lunior College Bill',-College 64 Holden Street 385 South Main Street Expressive, appreciable, friendly Meditative, confident, witty 25 Li, Drama Showcase 45 Pep Club 2g .lunior Key Club 3, Treasurer 4. Dance Committeeg Debate Club 3g Tattle- tale Business Staff 43 Victory Dance Committee 4. THOMAS COWAN VIRGINIA L. CROTEAU Percy g'Lee -Hairdressing Camp Hebron, Thurber Avenue 486 South Main Street, Dodgeville Absorbed, reasoning, pensive Happy, harmonious, humorous Blue Owl 2, 4g Drama Showcase 2, 4g Pep Club 2g Sophomore Dance Committee. -1. - f . tl. f BRUCE K. DAVIS 'iBud -College 26 Westwood Park Distinctive, valuable, thoughtful Baseball 2, 3, 4-5 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Dance Committee, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Honor Usher 35 Drama Showcase 4g Photography Club, Presi- dent 4-g Victory Dance Committee 2. LINDA A. DOMINA Lin -College 363 Central Avenue, Seekonk, Mass. Inquisitive, constructive, dependable Drama Showcase 2. 4: Debate Club 3, 4-g Biology Club 3, 43 Stamp Club 34 FTA 33 Language Club 45 A Cappella Choir 4. sw X. . L . Wh, ' W, fa, Wig., 1 L is JOAN F. DEMAYO 4',Ioan -Undecided 4-2 Prairie Avenue Dreamy, artistic, heedful A.. CAROLYN DENHAM 4'Karole -Nursing 4-7 Quintin Avenue, South Attleboro Spirited, impulsize, outgoing Sophomore Dance Committee, ,Iunior V3f5ifY BaSkCQb3ll 25 GAA 2, 35 Bi0l0gY Dance Committee, Senior Prom Commit- I Club 29 Offlce Help 25 PSP Club 2' teeg Blue Owl 4-. STANLEY K. DOUGLAS Stan -Navy South Attleboro Alert, creative, mischievous DONNA I. DOYLE '4Donna -Airlines 22143 Jefferson Street Intelligent, reliable, sociable Drama Showcase 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2g Dance Committee 2, Blue Owl 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2g CAA 2, Biology Club 3, 4-3 Tri-Y 3. 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 4-3 Sec- retary 4-g Victory Dance Committee 4-3 Leadership Training 4, Tattletale Literary Staff 4-. . . lm ,tg K r . H Af a x ' X J 3 f va ' 1 ' X5 1 'X WAV' If ,, ' ,, W Am f 1 , - fi I f Z 1' f,,,f Lf AQ , ,1-uvmumzsr ...-mg., EKG? ' Wh I W j WWW Q Q Eifftf ff 1 gfnifff, f f ff, f ff f ff f f f' ,f',f'f'X XL ' f' 1 mfs, MJZ5 44' ' , , , fgwzyf , , 2079 ' ,M 'C M' , f, ,ffifff Q f' f fzffw fl .aff ,A ff 7 f Amr-MM dll? 227, 496, A ff ww. . 1' xi ,Q -. xsN?if1xsi?x X - . ff ,- Ox yw ,Fun Xi A A x EXC- ii x X -ffSl's. f wx ii . 4 YQQQX-i.iX g A X A .Jw , mkifw ,A,, , 'N I CHARLOTTE J. FOURNIER HELEN A- FRIETAS Business School 847 Thacher Street 67 Mulberry Street Cheerful, vivacious, attractive Pleasant nice sociable PCP Club 23 Business School' Pep Club 2g Drama Showcase 2. C. THOTVIAS l llOST ROBERT lf. GABOURY Tom - College Cabe f f Undecided 82 l'llizallwllt Street 230 Park Street Popular, smootb. likeable Easy-going, friendly, witty llasketball 2. 3. 43 Sophomore Dance Com- Sophomore Dance Committee: Baseball mittee: Key Club 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 35 Basketball 25 Science Club: Debate llslwr: .llmior llanct- Committee: Thanks- Club 3, Junior Dance Committee. giving Rally 4: Christmas Pageant 4. MARYLOU F RIGON Lou -Business School 18 Solomon Street Sweet, amiable, cute Pep Club 2g Blue Owl 2, 43 Tattletale Staff 4, Leadership Training Course 4. PATRICIA A. GAVLTCK Patl'-College 136 Mason Street, South Attleboro Petite, cute, congenial GAA 2, Blue Owl 2, 44 Drama Showcase 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, 43 Tri-Y Vic- tory Dance Committee 3, 4, Tri-Y Dance Committeeg Tattletale Staffg Leadership Training Course 4g Homeroom Treasurer 3g Graduation Usher 3. - +V NANCY GERMONI Nanee,'-Business School 37 Holman Street, Attleboro, Mass. Talkative, pretty, friendly MARION H. GRAVEL Marion,'-fSecretary 7 Buffinglon Street Reserved, sincere, likeable Cvirls' Clee 2, 3, 4. 'Uv 'Q!y 'v-W' GERALDINE A. GONSALVES Gerry -Secretary LOUIS GOVERNO Lou -Service Fairview Avenue, Rehoboth, Mass. Hebronville, M2155- Easy-going, gay, witty Athletic, alert, active Track 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 4-3 Junior Dance Committeeg Senior Social Com- mittee. l lULlET'TE A. GRENIER RICHARD J. GULA H,Iulie -Mount Ida Junior College Ricky iWork 131 Read Street, South Attlcboro, Mass. 65 Park Circle, Auleboro, Mass. Fun-loving, gay, unruffled Friendly, easy-going, alert Girls' Clee Club 2, 35 Blue Owl 23 Drama Key Clubg Senior Prom Committee. , Snowcase 2. 4 l QR -gggr HOWARD P. GURN DIANNE HALL GEORGE E. HALLAL '4Howie -College Dianne --Secretarial Work Syrup -Braided Rugs Mfg. 36 Carlon Street, Attlcboro 21 Harding Avenue, South Attlehorn 141 Greenwich Street, South Attleboro Friendly, cheerful, polite Serene, unruffled, pleasant Friendly, fun-loving, carefree Truck 2, 3, 44 Boys' C100 Club 20- Drama Showcase 2, 3, 43 Drivers' Educa- tion 4-. JEAN E. HANDREN KEVIN L. HANON ROBERT H. HANSON Jeunnie - Secretary KCV',-C-Ollege '4Bob -Army 174 Pike Avenue, Attleboro 4-1 Robert Street, Attleboro 30 Tyler Street, Attleboro Amiublc, cheery, gay Friendly, fun-loving, talkative Easy-going, reserved, natural Library Aide 2g Blue Owl 2g Debate Club Debate Club 3, Drama Showcase 3g Soph- 3, 4-g Senior Social Committeeg Drama oniore Dance Committee. 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HILSMAN l rank ' College Mary',-Stewardess 'iGerry -Mechanic 114, lhtrkt-r Sm-Q1 20 Sherwood Drive-, Seekonk, Mass. 39 Fourth Street Diligvnt, serious, capable Fun-lmiug, cheery, gay Lively, michievous, fancy-free llast-bull 2, lliology Club 21 Dt-luue Club Uebalt- Club 3, 4, Library Aide 4, Trade School Dance Committee 2. 33 Scif-nec Club 4, Math Club fl. Tatllclalc Staiig Leadership Training tillllfht' flf. li0lll'fll'll lf. liOl,lVllCS JICFFIQRY A. IIOLWAY EIIWARD D. HOUDE limb Service g'Hapll College Ed --College lil llcunis Street 46 Hope Street 1442 Park Street l.ilu-able, good-ualurcd. friendly Cond-looking, sociable, easy-going Well-liked, ambitious, studious .luuior Dance Colltulilteel Dfivvlw' Edu- Drama Showcase 2. 3, 43 Biolotil' Club 4: Football 2, 3, 4-2 Band 2, 3, 43 Basket- valiou. Pliotograpby Club 4. ball Manager 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4: Wh? Student Council 2, 3, 43 Junior Ring Committee, National Honor Society, Vice- President 4. 5, I 4 fy, my AZ, Qgfg W fi f ,W ,f V! ,V 0 mfffffp 172 ', K ,ff W' 'f f ,ff f XY, --vii L .. +55 lf- 2 A .X 'E g +L., R AL 5 M f.,,::x 2A ig 5 1 .Q X ' 31 - Q Q wi ' 'JN E, -A m wr' fi M - X' .Y Q, Hr , A ' ,Qf-C 'wi . :,.i p'l,1:H, f-f Q .,. af- -,4 Q Nl, . ,, ,..,1.,f , ' .Q 7! oth m'f if inf 33 k BK . 42' Q I xx . W Q M X JA f an -fx ,gmt nik Q .A W ,K -L J . . - 'f. '9 1 5,.2?a.,5:+, 151 Q. N?- -1 ff ve 1 W , 'AQ ' -4 a x X X X X .X X QQSXQ ,af Q N213 ' 1 Q , N A fftgtfi, v Qs rf W' Q A fi 2 A ms X . ..f TIQQIQKA x A ' f J ivs?:?fgf4 f, A f 22 ' 422 :'7 34,1 , , 5 I i My YA 2315.7 Lf?- if' V ', ,,f1.a, , ,w f ,f V , qgnyf , ,ry 'f ww, ,Q V of 4 ff f fi y I , f 1 'Z 9 -1 .U CAROLYN L. KALOLSKY Carol -Secretary 3 Pond Street, South Attleboro Cherry, fun to be with, friendly Drama Showcase 2, Pep Club 2. MYRNA F. KING Office Worker 189 Steere Street, Attleboro Friendly, easy-going, gay Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, GAA 3. NORMA A. KERKHOFF Kerk -Nursing 70 Orange Street, Attleboro Serious, ambitious, good-humored Sophomore Dance Committee, Sophomore Class President, Student Council 2, 3, Biology Club, Vice-President 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 41, Pep Club 2, Victory Dance Committee 2, Junior Class Vice- President 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Junior Dance Committee, Honor Society 4, Prom Com- mittee, Tri-Y Dance Committee. WAYNE F. KING College 51 South Street, Attleboro Fun-loving, friendly, witty CYNTHIA A. KING Cindy -Practical Nursing 189 Steere Street, Attleboro Cheery, fun-loving, carefree Pep Club 2, GAA 3. WALTER KLOC Walt -Toolmaker 41 Fenton Avenue, South Attleboro Cheerful, witty, casual .gs fb as .x I ff' C'-J? is 5 ' S ,Q ai. LORRAINE M. LAFONTAINE Frenchie -eBusiness School 1 Parker Street, Atlleboro Pol ite, perky, dcpenda ble Drama Showcase 2, Pep Club 23 Library Aide 35 Senior Social Committee 43 Sen- ior Prom Committee 45 Honor Usher 3. Al,l'iRl'ill G. l,Al ll'1HRE Al 'f Northeastern University 41 Edgewood Avenue, South Attleboro Casual, witty, willing Biology Club 2: Boys' Clee Club 2, 39 A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4. MARY E. LAIRD English Teacher-University of Mass. 316 Thacher Street, Attleboro Friendly, intelligent, well-mannered Drama Showcase 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3g Blue Owl 2g Cvirls' C-lee Club 2, 3g Junior Dance Committeeg Debate Club 3, Language Club 34 FTA Treasurer 3, 49 Tattlctale Staff 43 Drivers' Education 43 Leadership Trianing Course 4. DAVID W. LAPRISE ff Dave -College 15 North Avenue, Attleboro Polite, trustworthy, lighthearted Football 2, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4g Video Club 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4. DONALD 1. LANDER '4Don -Service Jones Street, Attleboro Serious, thoughtful, pleasant Football 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2. RAYMOND G. LARIVEE '6Ray -Service 125 South Main Street, Hebronville Dependable, friendly, willing Trade School Dance Committee. 'tg 2 ggi at - 9115 . ,yn I 1 y .M V . x 1 ' l A i'.. ' 'ai' w lCI.IZAl3Ii'I'leI A. LEE Lee Business School 82 llexter Street Siticere, misellievous, easy-going Pep Club 2, UAA 33 Junior Dann I mittee 3. ROIll'1lt'l' I . l.lNDBIiRG Holi Marines Trelnonl Street, Rehoboth lleft. loyal, ertvrgetic Intramural Basketball 2, 4. ' ' :om SANDRA J. LEES Sandy -Undecided 61 Adamsdale Avenue, South Attleboro Little, lively, lots of fun Girls' Clee Club 2, Blue Owl Represen- tative 35 Cheerleader 4, Tri-Y 4. ALFRICD lVI. LORTIE Al --Service 177 County Street Clever, pleasant, interesting Boys' Clee Club 2, 3, 4. 'P-1 has 2523? 1 '32 FE af, t. tv . WILLIAM P. LIBERATORE Bill -Business School Hatch Road Earnest, likeable, full of fun Key Club 2, 3, 4-3 Football 2, 3, 4-g Basket- ball 2, Baseball Manager 2g .Iunior Dance Committee 35 Ring Committee 33 Honor Usher 3g Senior Prom Committee 4g Student Council, Election Committee 4. LAURIE C. LOVELY Luurie f Office Work 68 West Street Alert, sunny, inviting Library Aide 23 Pep Club 23 Guidance Office 4, Tattletale Business Staff 4. 3 14 -' 125' ZYGMOND S. LYCUS Ziggy-Marines 3 Abbott Road Witty, carefree, fun to have around Junior Dance Committeeg Baseballg Boys' Glee. CAROL A. MCKINNON Crash -Nursing School 802 South Main Street Gay, enthusiastic, thoughtful Girls' Glee Club 2, 33' Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 23 Drama Showcase 2, 4-3 Debate Club 3, 4g Biology Club 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Science Fair 43 Leadership Training Course 4. ETHEL P. MCCOART Patsy,'-Nursing School 47 Commonwealth Avenue Merry, talkative, teasin' Blue Owl 2g Sophomore Dance Committee 2g Pep Club 23 Drama Showcase 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Debate Club 33 Biology Club, Secretary 4-3 Thanksgiving Rally 43 Senior Prom Committee 4-3 Lead- ership Training Course 4. THOMAS T. MCLEAR Tom -College 14- Tufts Street joking, teasin', and tall Homeroom Treasurer 2, 33 Football 23 Junior Dancc Committee 3. , ,X , , , Joan T. MCKEXIQNEYT t t Wie-Undecided rf V 'J' 10 Starlfqyakvenue gf, 3 , Friendly, politegiiee to known 4 V Trade Schoolfljance Cornmittee 2 X' I ,X , J ',.J 1 SANDRA M. MacDONAI5D Sandy -Katherine Gibbs 272 Clifton Street Pert, neat, cheery Pep Club 23 Tattletale Typist 4 - IIHIXALP-ll 4 -f 1 .4 . . . my fi-'I A-v1 Z? IVRANCICS MARCO ul I'Jlllu Ur11i1'1'i1l1-11 .H fjlllllllll Aw-11111-, S11111l1 AllI1'l11 f:i1l'l'fI'l'l', 1'11p1'i1-i1111s, 1'l1-111-r. IJAVIIJ W. NIAHSIANID U:111 ' l'r1-'1111'1Ii1'11l IT lsirsl 5ll'1'1'l ,'X111l1iIi1111s: 1'11l111l1l1'. 1'11sy-g11i11g1 lhulugy t.Illll 2. .il I'1111ll111ll 2, .5 9. 1 ,. iI'il .., 3. -1-1 lJ1'I111l1' i.l11l1, Il'1'NldlIll 1 X 2 5 fl S115 111111113111 fzllliil' 3. -I: S4'il'Ill'4' Club X111 P111 flub Z H1111 U1 11-1 Tl I'1'1-511111111 3. l'r1'-11111111 Al: Klux 11l111 111 3 fl- A fdlllli H1 fl1111r 3 fl Iunlor I 1 All-Slallv Or1'l11wl111 3: lil!! 5' 1 1 1 1111r l5r1111111 5ll4lXXl'llFl' lg l,1'111i1'1+l11p Ill C1111rs1- Ll-. S '25, PATRICIA E. MAXWELL Pat fKatherine Gibbs 116 Parker Street Cheerful, peppy, interesting Pep Club 2, Blue Owl 2, Drama Show- case 2, 3, 4, Biology Club Secretary 2, Debate Club 3, Tattletale Staff, Senior Section 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Social Committee 4, Tri-Y 4, Class Secretary 4. JOHN R. MORIN Mo -College 34 Riverside Avenue Witty, straight-forward, sports-minded Football 2, 3, CoACaptain 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Sophomore Dance Committee 2, Rally Committee 2, Key Club 3, 4, Honor Usher 3, Class Vice-President 4, Drama Showcase 4, Senior Social Com- mittee 4, Senior Prom Committee 4. DIANE V. MILLER Di sNursingfBoston College 171 South Main Street Bright, lively, dependable Girls, Glee Club 2, Drama Showcase 2, 4, Girls' Basketball 3, 4, Debate Club. Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Language Club, Program Committee 3, Biology Club 3, 4, Blue Owl 3, Tattletale, Senior Sec- ton 4, Science Club 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Student Council 4, Leadership Train- ing Course 4. INA E. MOSS Business School 105 Robinson Street, South Attleboro Quiet, inviting, well-mannered Blue Owl 4, Drivers' Education 4. H812 Y, IUDITH A. MINUTOLI ,Iudi',-Nursing School 4 Killey Street Candid, loyal, fancy free Pep Club 2, Debate Club 3. 4, Drama Showcase 4, Science Club 4. CAROL A. IVIULLINS Business College 300 South Main Street Petite, friendly, likeable GAA 2, Pep Club 2. 1 MAURICE J NADEAL ANDREW J. NIMIROSKI Moc Struct The Big :X--Service 24-9 founty Strut 95 Hillcrest Drive Joual helpful fun lining. Easy-going. pleasant. Itvlilv I I OIX XIIII N ODI 'X Il:XllB.'XRA I. OLSON 1 x I uuudn il llarIiic I7re'm'l1 Teaclier ll Illriu Now studying at tlie llniwrsity of New inn x nituru u rf fun HMI'-Iliff' mnu i : Biology Nilffii Ruud ilv 3 Pu nltnl 1 I in ui 1 lfluIz3,-1: Stlldiolls, confident. nice to know Ill 1 I anna Niowvase 4: Pep lflulm 2: GAA 2. 3: Drama Show- n x mx it Christmas casa' 2: Biology Clull 3: Debate Club 3: tat anim t un Clulm 31 Language Clulw 3: Ring Committee 3: N utnt Counul ernate 3 Assembly National Honor Society 3. ' t it b-JP YW., gg? .rw 'wwf r .b'W, 1 153 . V .pi BRUCE F. NOVACK Bruce -College 15 Dean Street Serious. clever. sincere Drama Showcase 2: Band 2. 3, 4-3 Brass Choir 3. 4: Leadership Training Course 4 MlCII.fXlfL T. OSIENSKY NIike -ff Service T6 Hudson Street Keen. liumorous, confident Biology CluI12: Video Club 3. ' ' J W-,Z - mg EDWARD P. PATTEN Ed -College 29 Prospect Street Trustworthy, joking, likeable Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, Drama Show- case 4, Rally Committee 4, Christmas Pageant 4. KAREN J. PETERSON '4Swede -College 5 Orange Street Dependable, alert, lively Drama Showcase 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Pep Club 2, Blue Owl Alternate 3, Biology Club 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tattletale Literary Staff 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Leadership Training Course 4, Thanksgiving Rally 4. GEORGE N. PELLETIER Tiny -Bryant College 881 Washington Street, South Attleboro Willing, carefree, full of fun Football 2, Boys' Glee Club 3, Baseball 4. PAMELA J. PETTIT Pam -Music College 77 Holden Street Smiling, Winsome, graceful Girls' Glee Club 2, Tri-Y 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 4, Victory Dance Committee 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Variety Show 4. ALBERT PERRY Al -Service 265 East Street, Attleboro Capable, reliable, efficient Student Council 4, Sophomore Dance Committee, Junior Ring Committee. ERIC W. PICKERING Pick -Undecided 13 Florence Street Casual, considerate lighthearted Band 2, 3, 4. fini 115 . . -N.: . V . . . 5. -az:-xi' Q11 L-I-.X 2 A : 311 A -:-2-12:3 f 9 .Q-,?:3,t.., , . -- -,g , 'yn 1 ae. L--?9',nf -. ', Inf, -I ,f. -JSI: f- 'J ff I :,-,Q-,341 '-1 I iff ,ff 1' :,:,,., I , . - '. 'ffffo ,Lzlgtzaz if 5 'f, f. ' a 1 1 ff, , 4 1, r,1 , - ,I ,,'f:',:, 1 I ,Ill 1 Zag fiat? WILLIAM B. PITAS, JR. IIiIly - -Construction P itas Avenue, South Attlc-boro I,ikteaIiIt-, courteous, frit-ntlly Nlill, lt. l'LAN'l'li ,IUDITH M. CLAIRE PLANTE Judy -Undecided 34 East Street Cay. interesting, likeable Library Aid 43 Tattletale Business Staff 4-3 Drivers' Education flv. .IUDITH E. PLATTNER llmlvvitlcd Il11ly ff Junior Colle-go Z4 East Street 53 Tllatelier Street C hecrful. humorous. neat MPTVY, WTI. llifft'-I0-I-irltfw Ixvy Club 3, 4: Trade School Dance Com. Sophomore llanm- Committee 23 Drama mittee. Showcase 2, 3. 4-3 Blur- Owl 2, 33 Pep Club 2: Clif-orleacler 3, 43 Tri-Y 3, 4-3 Tattletale Business Staff 4-3 Drivers' Edu- ration 43 Rally Committee 41, Q 95, -' ' i '34, .r LUCILLE A. PLANTE Lucy -Office Work 13 Lamb Street Cute, sweet, shy Band 2, 3, 4-3 Girls' Clee Club 23 Student Council, 2, 3, Vice-President 43 Home- room Treasurer 23 Class Queen 2, 33 Pep Club 23 Drama Showcase 23 GAA 23 Tri-Y 3, 4-3 Orchestra 3, 4-3 Cheerleader 3, 413 Drivers' Education 4. VIRGINIA POND Cinny s-West Virginia Wesleyan 543 Newport Avenue, South Attleboro Efficient, energetic, enthusiastic Cirls' Cleo Club 2, 43 Blue Owl 2, Assist ant Editor 3, Editor 4.3 Library Aid 23 FTA President 33 Honor Usher 33 Lan guage Club 3, Pin Cornmitteeg Girls State 33 Tattletale Business Staff 413 Lead ership Training Course 43 Drama Show case 4. 4 X x is RICHARD A. POST Dick -U.S. Anny 6 Horton Street Musical, friendly, attractive Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. DOLORES A. RAPOSA Nursing School 66 Forest Street Talkative, persistent, alert Pep Club 2, GAA 25 Inter-club Council 23 Drama Showcase 2g Biology Club 2, 3, Blue Owl 2, 3, 4, Student Council Al- ternate 3g Debate Club 3, Treasurer 44, Tattletale Business Staff 45 Leadership Training Course 4. ANN A. QUIMBY Nursing School 164- Union Street Friendly, soft-spoken, nice-to-know Library Aid 2, 3, Drama Showcase 25 Blue Owl Typist 4, Class Motto Com- mittee 4-, Biology Club, Secretary 3, Test Committee 3. ELAINE M. RAYMOND 'Laine -Undecided 665 South Main Street Sweet, patient, pleasant JUNE E. RANSOM Beautician School I Shaw Avenue Sunny, small, sprightly BRIAN P. REDDING U.S. Navy 228 Park Street Cute, quiet, calm Basketball 2. E5 T5f? .ffr4',w . ?lF1i? L -N -: NORMAN M. RICE, JR. JAMES A. ROBERTSON, JR. ROBERT A. ROBERTSON Animul - 'vUndecidcd 'iJL1y fCollege i'50l3N-COHCSG ll Angc-ll Stn-ot 779 No. Main Street 44 HOICOU DTJVC lnvvntivt-, l'Illl1Uf-alll?-lllf, lively Eusyrgoing, smooth, fuu to have around WittY, g00d'H3tUTQd, ffiefldll' , lloys' C14-1-ClL1l12,fl,fl-3 A tluppt-llu Choir llrumu Sltowcusc 3, 41, lJGlJLll0 Club 3, A CIIPDCHZ1 Chftlf 2. 3, 43 Boys C160 3, 4-g Studvnl Counvil 23 Basketball 2g l'1'UIl1 Colllmiltvrf 4. Club 2. 33 Drama Sl10WC11SC 2, 3, 41 Truck 2g llunvt- Couimillvv 2, 3. Dance. Committee 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4. llllllfllf lf. ROBINSON l'lONAl,lJ D. ST. GEORGE Ali'l'llRS E. SALINS ullolwlnim- Coll.-go 'LWl1m-mv ---Svrvicc '4Af1 ..S4-rvjmg 19 lllill'lilHl!'ll Stn-vt 68 Biallop Strcvt 61 llolcott Drivi- Cupulmlv. lu-lplul, pt-rsistcnt Svlf-rt-liunt, sociable, straight-forward Merry, umiulmlc, happy-go-lucky A Cappella Clioir 2. 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, A Cuppclu Choir 2, 3, 44, Key Club 2, 3, Truck 3, llasclwull 3. 44: Boys' Clve Club 23 Student 4, Vice-Prcsidt-nt 3, Drama Showcase 3, ill7llIl1'll2. 4, Boys' Cleef- Clulm 2. 3, Prom Commit- tee 43 Varim-ty Show 4, Inter-club Coun- cil 2. 'X 'Inv KIYQKKIQY - i 1 E 'i I- LOUIS E. SALVAS Louis -College 56 Slocum Street, South Attleboro Studious, intelligent, trustworthy Video Club 3, 4g Biology Club 2g Key Club 4g Modern Math Club 4. SANDRA L. SAUER Sandy -Nursing 50 Hazlewood Avenue Sincere, kind, considerate Blue Owl 2, 3, 4, Girls, Glee Club 2: Pep Club 2g Language Club 35 Drivers' Education 4g Tattletale Business Staff 4. SUE E. SANDERS 4'Sue,'-Nursing Rocklawn Avenue Capricious, chatty, candid Drama Showcase 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 3, 43 Fashion Club 2, Debate Club, Sec- retary 3, Dance Committee 31 Drivers' Education 3, Tattletale 43 Leadership Training 4, Modern Math Club 4. NANCY E. SCHNITZLER Nan -Missionary Pike Avenlic RFD 43 Demure, musical, sweet Orchestra 2, 3g Drivers' Education fl: Photography Club, Secretary 4, Language- Club 4g Senior Social Committee 4. 3? SANDRA M. SARGEANT '4Sandra -College 38 Westwood Park Circle Faithful, friendly, fun-loving Girls' Glee Club 23 Drama Showcase 23 Library Aide 23 Science Fair 23 Leader- ship Training 3g Biology Club 3: Dance Committee 3g FTA 3: Debate Club 3: Drivers' Education 3: Student Council 4: Modern Math 45 Prom Committee 4: Vic- tory Dance Committee 4: Blue Owl 4: Tattletale 4. PATRICIA A. SCHULTHEISS Pat -College 4 Glendale Road Sweet. quiet, friendly Pep Club 23 Tattletale 43 Leader-lup Training: 4. 53' .,,, if 3 If Wow 1' ' 04 7' V? f 'M-e.ggg'? '. 'ww as , ,A ,mf H ,,.,,,,e,. f -fe ' ' my a 1 W gf, ii X6 4 'S 'UQ ELINOR K. SCOTT ROBERT A. SHARPE BARBARA J. SHEEHY A-SC,,Uj,3 -YQ,,1lcg,- Bob -bnclecided Barb -Secretary 8 Fon--t Stn-vt 1378 Park Strike! TT George Street Casual, mlnrful. t-lu-urful 5h'i'Y'T- fiuiff- f'35Y'S' in Pretty. polite. pleasant Girls' Cla-4' Club 2: Pep Club 2: Blue Pep Club 2: Drama Showcase 4. Owl 2: Alt:-rnatv flirls' Stull' 3: Tri-Y 43 National Honor Smit-ty 4: 'liuttlvtalv Cu-lfdilor -lg lmarb-r-liip Training Course -13 Drama Sliomcase- 2, 3. 4. KAY E. SIMMONS Nursing Scluml 58 Hodges Street Sweet. smiling. trustworthy Girls' lllve Club 2: Pep Club Sliuwcase -1. 2: Drama CHARLOTTE A. SMITH Charl -Business School 12 Kratz Awnue Sunny. sincere. nice-to-know Pep Club 2: Language Club 3: Drama Showcase -1: Prom Committee -1: Senior Social Committee 4: Leadership Trainin Course 4: Bowling Team 4. ffl? ' , .: -'giilfi' f 2 ,g f -film --1-..', A: in DORGTHY E. SNIITH DotLie - 'lYl'ldtLlTitlt'd Tremont Street. Rebolmolh . Cute. quiet, friendli' V Pep -Clubifl: Blue Owl 2: Drama Show V 'Case 4, f A . - J a l t l l ' 2 Q B if ti , ,i E t f IL . 'Inf t 1 1 NORMA A. SMITH Business School 24-9 Knight Avenue Cheerful, quiet, cute . . X , . SHEILA R. SMITH ffshe' 5 County Street Lively, lovely, full of fun Executive Committee 23 Basketball 2g Drama Showcase 23 Pep Club 2g Blue Library Aide 3g Graduation Usher 33 Owl 2g GAA 23 Bowling Team 23 Cheer- Senior Social Committee 4. NANCI G. SOLER Nanse -College Witty, whimsical, Winsome Blue Owl 2, 43 CAA 23 Pep Club 2 Science Fair 2g Drama Showcase 23 Bi ology Club 3g Language Club 3, 43 Ta tlt-tale Business Staff 4. leader 35 Sub 4g Dance Committee 2, 3, Cheerleaders, Dance 3, 4. DYANNE SPATCHER Danny -College 959 Pleasant Street Imaginative. interesting, industrious Biology Club 2, 35 Science Fair 2, 3g Blue Owl 2g Drama Showcase 2, 33 Dance Committee 33 Language Club 3g Leader- ship Training 33 Craduation Usher 3, Prom Committee 4, National Honor So- ciety 4-3 Tattlc-tale Business Manager 4. i I A RICHARD J. SOARES Rich +Air Force 77 Forest Street Shy, easy-going, serious Student Council 4. NZ l 's ,t g, El NANCY A. SPRIGGS Nan -Business School 755 Oak Hill Avenue Cheerful, dependable, quiet Glee Club 2, 33 Pep Club 2, Drama Showcase 23 Bowling Team 4. . I la Q i 13 t l 's A JUNE C. STAFFORD MICHAEL E. STARZAK JAN P. STENBERG Business School 'iMike -College College 57 Falmouth Street 20 Tiffany SUCCI 12 Florence Street SW, IJNTUY, Sweet SCITOIHFIY, reliable, g00d-Haillfed Carefree, full of spirit, funny Language Club 3, 4, Honor Usher 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Video Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Showcase 4, Baseball 4, Drama Showcase 4-g Leadership Train- Boys' State 3, National Honor Society ing 4, 3, 4, Leadership Training Course 4. -- 1. . ,. PATRICIA A. THUBBEB BOBEBTA B. TODD SWAN I ON Pat , -Marriage Bobbie -College 12,2 Ii iii Ht 30 Pearl Street 616 Park Street Am fly K' ru Attractive, trustworthy, full of fun Loquacious, efficient, laughing Artistic, attractive, athletic Drama Showcase 2, 3, 4, Blue Owl 2g Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Language Club 3, Vice-President 4, Basketball 3, 4, Bowling 43 Tattletale 4: Leadership Training 4, Student Council 4. Dnama Showcase 2, 3, lltg Band 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, Club 25 Pep Biology Club Science Fair Blue Owl 4, Training 4. 3, fl, GAA 2, Girls, Glee Club 2, Debate Club 3, 4: 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 35 Modern Math Club 45 Tattletale 43 Leadership ft'xi vs pb.. 4 BETTE M. TROWBRIDCE College 11 Roy Avenue, South Attleboro Capable, candid, studious Language Club 3, 4. ALBERT J. VIAU Al -Undecided 833 Washington Street, South Attleboro Honest, quiet, serious ANGELA TSATSU Katherine Gibbs 32 Emory Street Interesting, industrious, intelligent Girls' Glee Club 2, Blue Owl 2, 35 Stu- -dent Council 2g Language Club 3, 4g Drama Showcase 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 4. GLENN W. VINE Service 36 Seven Mile River Drive, South Attle- boro Good-natured, good-looking, good-fun 179 , ,gy RICHARD A. URBANK Dick -Service 883 Washington Street, South Attleboro Handsome, humorous, good-natured Football 2. MARCIA A. VOIKOS College 30 Maple Street Enthusiastic, dramatic, vivacious National Thespian Society 2, 3, 43 Drama Showcase 2, Vice-President 3, President 43 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Rally Com- mittee 2, 3, 4g Victory Dance Committee 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Class Vice- President 25 Dance Committee 2g Orches- tra 2, 3, Leadership Training Course 34 Drivers' Education 35 Graduation Usher 3g A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4g Variety Show 4, Tattletale Business Staff 4. M T17 lil Vl lil Y WAHI PATRICIA A. WALSH S ir 'Annie- llndeeided J ru u uri wt it H4110 mt 1 82 Nurlli Avvnut- 'Ulu' l ' lW rll'Y Racliauil, refrt-sliing, rurin' to go flfl I S NND is Dance Ctmmiilts-1: 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, I'r4 irlt nl 4 l'1 vm lmnxmllu 1 pq thi 2 2 4 -1 In g Drumu Showcase , 3 Ring Coiiiiiiittvsr 34 Prom Committee 43 Vivlnry llunce Cuinniittee 43 Student Council 43 'l'ri'Y 4. BARBARA ll. WHll,lJLPl 5'l'lurlw Colle-ge 18'TlldK'llf'F Street Tr-using, pleasing, easy-going Drama Showcase 2, 3, 45 Girls' Cleo Club 2g Pep Clulm 2, Blue Owl 2, FTA 3, Dance Committee 3g Prom Committee 4, Leadership Training 4: Tattletale Busi- ness Staff 4. 'wr CAROL A. WOODBINE PATRICIA A. WRIGHT BEATRICE M- ZAHIGIAN College Pat -Undecided HBean-CUHCEC 43 George Street 141 Pleasant Street 39 H3Wth0TI1C Street Friendly, efficient, nice-to-know Pretty, polite, perky Sincere, Sweet, SIUdi0l1S FTA 3, 4, Language Club 3, 4, Leader- Red Cross 2, 3. Language Club 3, 45 FTA 3, 43 Leader- ship Training 4-, Tattletale Business ship Training 4g Tattletale Business Staff 4-. Staff 4. JULIANA ZAWADSKI , In Me w'i m - June -Secretary 45 Lawn Street, South Attleboro Lovely, likeable, laughing Drama Showcase 2, 3, 4-5 Dance Commit- tee 2g Science Fair 2. , . srnx if Z5 3, 1 g - . K . , HL. .N .ikmllg I, ., A sg ' 2 '- .. s . . . E J MARYAN N LACROIX who passed away during her Junior Year at A. H. S. ' f ' Q'-Qifiik Q5 rf M233-:hi2'?i'-' 8l 4 I ' C 1' AU Q 9' 4 'L f l ' 'lf V Q gg ,ff I X 7 gf, , Q LQ! VX? I 'fff 7, 9 f i x 'V f f , A ry ',,- f n f f ' 4 ff -V f 1 Y, f QQQW wah 15, -f- 'Y' 121 fi 1 I Ly. , , . Q, 5 'vff?'j'2 i5zPixX X fy, ff K K X.-f H EDWARD HOUDE Good Government Day Representative li .. .Mae usetts selects one of its Inenllwrs to he its C d very senior class in Mass h , . , . Joo Govern- mcnt llay liepresentative. This year Edward Houde was chosen to take part in the Good MR- FRANK Scfvllllllllo Government llay activities at the qtate lt State Teachers College-l itchlJurg l3.S.l9l. . , 'ousc in Boston. Sondra, can you hula?,' lVlcc'l1anic'1l llraw' f ll' y it lllf,Q l'lVt'I'Sil'lfll1CHl.l0H After the Christmas holidays, lVlr. Scaturro joined our midst t ' ' o talu, thc, place ol lVlr. lVlcClcan who accepted a position elsewhere. i' 'Eur' Wtqwn fxmnow - ' ' 'hi m Holly flro 'lc NIARIE DUYLF ' -l Merit N-lwldff l . 1 cr llonlcn 'lc J Nzitiona . 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Pat Nlasivllu and Friuani Hfuudf- fjamlyIiE?lig1l'l1liZOIIgiTi5YH0ud ' ' f e Superlatives BEST MANNERED QUIETEST Stan Larson and Judy Fogg Louis Salvas and Rita Brochu ,E , , ,fum 3 P' QS ' Q f. -. fvwh.Qvn,4,, 'iw .4-Q' '. .,, in ,lifllw 06:2 ' - H S, 44 Q 4 fp . 1- rt, ' MOST FUN TO HAVE AROUND X Sandra Sargeant and John Morin fi MN ,.f- H 1. 1 'ff H 'N 1 v N, .-iff? O I -' wfi'5uT, Q A . .r fkkfir .1 FW---: L I iff-,,,m W : 4.4,- 'Y 1f7 5-f-A., STR. , 3 Vvii. f ?-.. u. 42:54, h 'I' 4, , 4131 .415 if Nr:-ff f4L..,i-AY ' CLASS ACTOR AND ACTRESS FRIENDLIEST Bob Robertson and Marcia Voikos Ann Walsh and Jim Duffy w Superlatives ,Ct -r-Q,-if ' PFSNSQ- ' ff L CLASS BLUSHERS Elinor Scott and Tum McLear DID THE MOST FOR AHS Norma Kerkhoff and Ed Calesa Q: ur xg ' J X W7 F- xr- W NEATEST Gerri Baldelli and Bill Liberatore 5 2 5 l l 1 5 MOST DEPENDABLE MR. d M, John Berberian and Karen Peterson an SS AHS' Sheila Lavell and Richard Houde sw ' ' -+ ,MA Superlatives fun-- : f V' V 'r' 2 f 1 5 ff 7 f jf 1 .f f . V2 f i 4 f X f ff W f ,M wif ff? ' Mi fr! ' Q2 4 ' f X f I , r 6 , A 91- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TYPICAL HIGI-LSCHOO Judy Barney and Bud Davis g , 'I 014, k'V'fA ?w A t , .f A A N f Xxx t I X CLASS ARTISTS Bette Swanton and Louis Govemo LERS Edward Houde and Dyanne Spatcher In CUTEST EAMERS Cindi Cas CLASS DAY DR Kevin Hannon and Helen Bergeron h and Tom Frost A 43 TT Xi MOST POPULAR MOST TALKATIVE I U Ed Calesa Sheila Lavell Be ty Arenburb Len Oden DOH Leblanc MOST ATHLETIC Norma Kerkoff MOST SOPHISTICATED hr-nv Barbara 0151-n Class History As we entered the doorways of A.H.S. in 1956 for the first time, we were welcomed by our principal, Dr. Thomas H. Richardson. Of the many events which have happened since then, we have selected the most memorable to record in our class history. The first time we won the competition cheering at a rally we were rewarded by learning the names of our class officers. Norma Kerkoff, our class president, along with the other class officers worked with Miss Daley, our class advisor, who helped make our first year at A.H.S. the success it was. One cold December night the basketball players were stranded in Mansfield until almost midnight after a practical joker had let the air out of the bus tires. Plans for a new senior high school were discussed by various civic groups and organizations, along with plans for the much-debated comfort station. Diane Miller was hit by a car while on her way to school and was hospitalized for many weeks. Eddie Calesa was the sophomore member of the cast of Four on a Heath, a play presented by the Drama Show- case. Four on a Heath won first prize at the South- eastern Massachusetts Drama Festival and from there went on to the State Festival. Our sophomore dance, Cinderella's Ball, was quite a success both socially and financially. Bette Swanton was chairman of the committee which worked very hard to make our dance outstanding. Do you remember the time Barbara Whipple fell off the risers while singing with the Girls, Glee Club? As a result of the egg-throwing episode at the Armory, a Student Court was established in our sophomore yearg but because of changes in administration, it was discon- tinued. Who remembers the party at Leslie ,lohnsonfs that tunned into an open house? During the month of May many girls could be seen practicing for cheerleader and majorette tryouts. There were many bruises and black-and-blue spots as future cheer- leaders practiced acrobatics, and future majorettes prac- ticed twirling. At long last, tryouts were held and three majorettes and six cheerleaders were chosen from our class. Two students had outstanding scholastic records during our sophomore year. Both Barbara Olsen and Dyanne Spatcher received all A's for the year. A Cappella Choir tryouts were held in May. Sixteen mem- bers were chosen from our class. We were all very proud of them. All these preparations for our junior year were brought to a close by the Class of '57's presentation of their Class Day Program. When we returned to A.H.S. as juniors, we discovered that Dr. Richardson had left, and that Mr. Hall was to be the interim principal. We were disappointed to learn that Mrs. Gerlach, the Art teacher, had left. Her vivid personality and willingness to help had impressed us all. Many events were happening that year outside A.H.S. The first Sputnik was launched by the Russians in October, and the furor over education requirements was Many people got their drivers, licenses in our junior year. Of course, there were a few minor accidents! Do you remember the accident of Oak Hill Avenue when John Morin parked in front of Don LeBlanc who was being pushed at the time? A small collision resulted. Remember the time all the electricity went off, leaving the balcony in almost total darknes? Although not many of us realized it at the time. the power failure originated in the Teachers, Lounge where some teachers were using a uforbiddenl, hot plate. As we became upperclassmen. we participated more ac- tively in varsity sports. Several boys were outstanding on the football field. We were well represented in basketball, too. Do you remember the time Eddie Calesa made a -basket in our opponent's hoop giving Mansfield two extra points? Towards the end of October, excitement ran high as eleven girls from our class were admitted to Tri-Y. Every- one must remember the costumes they had to wear and the stunts they were forced to do as part of their initiation. Bobby's was remodeled twice during our junior year, enlarging it considerably. Who remembers the time in December when Ann Quim- by. Gloria Marcoux, and Marie Doyle had to walk home from Bohby's Rollaway at midnight? Sorrow came to our class with the passing of Maryann LaCroix. Maryann left a very empty spot in our midst. Do you remember the lunchroom music we had for a time in the early part of that year? Speaking of music--lalthough a slightly different kind this timel-later in the year, the Southeastern Music Fes- tival was held in North Attleboro. Many students either participated in or attended the well-organized festival. ln the middle of the year Miss Eileen Tormey, a member of the math department, left us to accept a position in lndiana. Everyone must remember the bomb scare we had. The resulting confusion lasted most of the day. Miss Comiollyis bell was broken that year, probably due to its constant use. Our junior dance. Alpine Festival. under the direction of Ann Walsh and her decorating committee, was Wvll-Hllellflefl. The decorations followed a winter motif with skiers, skaters, and frosty snowmen. This year Eddie Calesa was elected to be our class presi- dent. He and the other class officers worked with Mrs. Dean, our advisor, to make our junior year a happy one. One of the most important and controversial events of our junior year was the choice of a class ring. Our final choice was one with an oval stone made by Balfourls. As the junior year drew to a close, preparations for our senior year were in full swing. In a stirring ceremony, we saw eleven members of our class tapped for Honor Society. Membership in the Honor Society is based on outstanding scholastic ability and quali- ties of leadership. We were, proud and happy to see mem- bers of our class thus honored. From February to May, twenty-four girls worked dili- gently preparing dummies for our yearbook. Working in pairs, each group tried to keep their dummy as mysterious as possible. Finally, at the end of May, the dummies were judged and Priscilla Hutchinson and Elinor Scott were chosen to be co-editors. Once again cheerleader and majorette tryouts were held with Sheila Lavell being elected as head cheerleader and Pat Fanning as head majorette. Co-captains for the football squad were named. They were Don LeBlanc and ,lohn Morin. Six boys from our class, chosen by the American Legion, represented us at Boys, State held at the University of Massachusetts in the early part of June. The week before, at Bridgewater State Teachers' College, Girls' State had been held. One delegate from A.H.S. attended. With the completion of his latest and fifth term as interim principal, we would like to thank Mr. Hall for all 4- + he has done for us while headmaster and especially as interim principal. We shall never forget his tireless patience. Seniors at last! We returned in September realizing that this would be our last year. Everyone tried to make it a year we'd long remember. To direct us in our senior year, we were fortunate to have Mr. Walter E. Bowman, Jr., as our new principal. Mr. Bowman came to us from Taunton High School where he spent many successful years as principal. Our first order of business was the election of class of- ficers. They were Eddie Calesa, president, John Morin, vice-president, Pat Maxwell, secretary, and Don LeBlanc, treasurer. There were many new faces among the faculty to greet us as we began our senior year. We were all very much saddened, however, to learn that Miss Pierce, who had taught for twenty-eight years at A.H.S., had retired during the summer. We shall long remember her novel and ef- fective way of teaching French and her sprightly and friendly personality. One of our new English teachers was Mr. lsrael, whose clases were always interesting. Do you remember the day he passed out Mrs. l,eeland's Better Butter Bits? One of our classmates, Barbara Olsen, received the high honor of being accepted at the University of New Hamp- shire as a freshman. Although we missed her we were all proud of her outstanding achievement. Do you remember the time Bill Libertore's football helmet fell on his head, causing him to hit a pole in front of the Y? Our Senior Social Memory Lane under the direction of Ann Walsh and her decorating committee which worked many, many afternoons on decorations, was the first maj-or event of our senior year. There were three football rallies, of which the most out- standing was the Thanksgiving Rally in preparation for the annual game between Attleboro and North Attleboro. On Thanksgiving morning at Hayward Field, our team beat North 6-0, breaking a seven year losing streak. D0 you remember how excited and happy we were as we left the field? For the first time our class had the experience of attending a Victory Dance that was a Victory Dance. Shortly afterwards, basketball co-captains for the season were announced. They were Jim Duffy and Richard Houde. Towards the end of January a Talent Show was pre- sented by the Honor Society in order to raise money for an International Day. There were many illnesses during the winter of our senior year. Because of Mr. Maddenis long illness, Mr. Brey took over the football coaching and did it very successfully. Mr. Zmudsky was sick for a month and a half. Judy Bamey spent several long weeks in the hospital. Al Fredericks seemed to have it in for the seniors since he incapacitated both Eddie Calesa and Edward Houde. As we close our class history to meet our February dead- line, we are looking forward to the rest of the year and the many events which all seniors experience. Our Prom, our senior play, Honor Society inductions, the Reception, and finally graduation day itself will come all too soon. We, the class of 1959, will leave Attleboro High School forever. As we pass through the doorways for the last time, let us remember the many happy moments we spent here, and also let us remember the principles we learned, to guide us in the future. Mary Laird Pat Fanning Judy Barney Attleboro Social 958 School opens-September 3 A.H.S. Football Season begins-September 26 Cheerleaders, Dance-October ll- Senior Social-November 1 Victory Dance-November 27 Tri-Y Dance-December 6 Christmas Conced-December 12 A. H. S. Basketball Season opens-Decem- ber 19 Thanksgxvmg Came H igh School Calendar 959 Junior Dance-January 17 Senior Prom-February 14- Variety Show-February 20 Band Concert-March 13 International Day-March 16 Senior Play-April 3 Sophomore Dance-April 24 ' Spring Concert-May 1 Class Day Senior Banquet First Week in 1 une Senior Reception Graduation If C50 oe, Christmas Concert 5 I Name Amar-al, M. Amoral, N. Amancio, J. Andrews, E. Arenburg, B. Armitage, E. Anthony, L Aspinall, l. Astin, R. Baldelli, G. Balser, L. Barnes, l. Bamey, I. Bellavance, P. Bennett, C. Benson, R. Berberian, J. Bergeron, H. Berthiaume, G. Bertrand, A. Bettencourt, I... Betts, R. Bissonnette, R. Blanchette, A. Bolton, G. Bolton, R. Boucher, R. Brennan, P. Briggs, N. Brochu, R. Brockway, W. Brown, D. Brown, N. Bryant, E. Bryson, l. Buchanan, D. Calesa, E. Campbell, W. Carlson, R. Carnes. J. Carreiro, D. Cash, C. Castro, l. Catndal, l. Conlan. L. Conley. R. Conroy, N. Coppock, L. Cornell. W. Costa. E. Cowan, T. Croteau. V. Davis. B. DeMayo. J. Denham, C. Domina, L. Douglas. S. 96 Class Prophecy Most Memorable Moment Senior Prom Those Delicious Lunches '58 Senior Reception Entering A.H.S. Debate trips with Doc Graduation First day at A.H.S. Soph. History class Louie's five T.D.'s Reception of '58 Wareham basketball game Per B gab session Poison ivy at reoep. '58 Tri-Y initiation Mrs. Boyd's gym classes Senior English Mr. Conley's bunsen burner Being a majorette 2 o'clock bell Essay contest winner lst day of school Period E study Basketball games Talking to girls Watching Helen fall 2 o'clock bell Algebra with Mr. Burgess First day of school 2:25 First rally Fairhaven game Art Room Majorette First rally Winter enchantment Butter bits in Senior English Clas AHS-Wareham game Mr. C's physics clas Rallies in lr. year Pina party after college boards The day I got out early Chosen cheerleader Senior Social '58 Mrs. S. locked in stock room '58 Senior reception Middleboro Concert '56 Christmas dance Frog disection Pickled pig embryo Mr. Spencer's art claxes Drivers' Ed. Claw Finding a leaf in spaghetti Games Per. X Soph. year Soph. homeroom Made A Cappella Choir Watching Brigham smile 'UI Drawing board to A.C. Art stool to M.A. Art stool to lean C. Glasses to Sis Talkativeness to Judy B. Seat in homeroom to next Sr. School spirit to C. Wellman Spanish knowledge to Carolyn S. Mr. P. and lf.S. Hist. to the Juniors Charge plate to a needy friend Creativeness in art to R. Walker Art pencil to D. Olgilvee Hula hoop to Susie Flirting to Paula Seat in Hist. to anyone Fun with Mr. I to next classes Leaves tuba to 'W. Bridges Chair seat to Nancy J. Study periods to Bob H. A well-ridden bridle path Early arrival at A.H.S. to R. Salathe Seat in A period to a quiet Junior Weight to P. Blais Bow tie to Mr. Leonard Empty locker to I. Jacques Troubles to Alfred L. His trombone to Bob B. Sec. Prac. machines to Ginny N. Algebra marks to Heap Shyness to Pat G. Shoulder pads to G. Burns Leave room for May Car hopping to Gaffney twins Short hair to K. Goldthwaite French twist to C.C. Curly hair to Mr. Bowman Mr. l's theme to Juniors Car arid all its rattles to A. Nardine Blond hair to Ken H. Eyes to some flirt Old AHS to l r. High students Dimples to S. Liberty Place in balcony Locker to Doc Locket to Charlotte C. Leaves no hard feelings Shorthand ll to Shela L. Daydreams to Alice D. Dusty books to Richard R. Late panes to whomever needs them Seat near the band to a deaf Jr. Locket to Rita B. His smiles to Mrs. Palmer Smile to R. Guimond Quiet ways to Penny DM Memory to absent-minded .l r. Dragin Wagon jacket to Mr. I. Proph ecy Teaffester Diamond digger Bubble-gum cbewer Mad hatter Working for NBC First Secretary to a Martian Bus driver Dishwashing champion Great engineer Basketball player Alumnus S.M.U. Popcorn P0PPCl' Profesional pretzel twister Green cheese vender on the moon Homemaker World troubler Hole-maker for Swiss cheese Model fat ladies' clothes Owner of Gen. Motors Race horse owner World's greatest racer Homemaker Tennis coach at Wheaton Aide to hir. Babin Atom smasher Mountain climber Alaska bound Hotel owner on the moon Ford's president Sec. to Perry Mason Profesional football player Mattres tester lde's sec. Sec. for the Millionaire Candy tester. Garbage collector Pizza maker Admiral in Navy Coast Guard Captain in interpreter Find a millionaires Another Einstein Collector of bets from SM. Navyman Millionaire's wife Deck scrubber Busines school AHS football coach Own a desert island Air force ace Mixionary Rock Hudson's maid Yo-yo tester Marry a millionaire Operate kennel for Elvis's dogs Teacher at AHS Car hop at Bobby's Name Doyle, D. Doyle, Jr. Doyle, M. Duffy, J. Dumont, V. Edwards, R. Falk, J. Fanning, P. Fisher, F. Fitton, S. Fogg, Jr. Fontaine, R. Ford, D. Fournier, C. Frietas, H. Frigon, M. Frost, C. Gaboury, R. Gavlick, P. Germoni, N. Gonsalves, G. Governo, L. Gravel, M. Grenier, J. Gum, H. Gula, R. Hall, D. Handren, J. Hannon, K. Hanson, R. Harat, S. Harrington, W. Henriques, W. Hewes, G. Higginbotham, F. Hillier, M. Hilsman, G. Holmes, R. Holway, J. Houde, E. Houde, R. Hutchinson, P. Hyland, N. Ireland, M. Jacques, E. Jacques, N. Jerauld, P. Johnson, L. Johnson, G. Johnson, R. Most Memorable Moment Jr. Reception Chosen Cheerleader Period F study Basketball games Will o' the Wisp Sessions with Miss Daley First day at school Majorette Riding bus in Soph. year' Mr. Conley's physics class Miss Ott's homeroom Period E study Mr. Conleyis jokes Trade School dance '57 Sr. Reception Soph. dance AHS basketball games Meeting Mr. Hall Per. F study Visiting Hewies at 11:25 Period E study When I made 5 touchdowns Jr. English class Miss Ott's homeroom Mr. Ps Olde Eng. Coyle football games Graduation The dance I didn't make Hrm. 203 with Miss Ott Getting back into Mr. S's class Miss Ott's hrm. Spanish classes Mrs. Spencer's art class Driving Mr. Pelligrini's station wagon Soph. hrm. fMiss Desmondl 2 o'clock bell When Mr. Thomas left Paper airplanes in 211 Putting Mr. M's car on sidewalk Selection for Boys' State Soph. New Bed. game Co-editor of Tattletale Ride in Sandy's jeep Graduation Jr. homeroom Rallies Jr. Homeroom '58 Thanksgiving game Riding in Sandy's jeep Running stop sign on Prospect St. Will Homeroom passes to Patsy F. Cheering position to Patti Seta in shorthand to Mary C. Miss Ott with less trouble Bobby pins to Marge A. Good marks to Joe C. Seat in 304 to Barbara M. Silver and gold baton to Future head Miss M. in peace Leaves Mr. Bianchi Big brown eyes to Denise B. Blonde curls to Debbie M. Green pants to Mr. I. First floor locker to G. Bryant Knee length leotards to a short soph. Shorthand notebook to Linda B. Gray hairs to Mr. Tozier Leaves his quietness Locker to N. Johnson Locker to P. Minutoli Study seat to Judy G. Knee to J. Gravel Red hair to Bonnie A. Car -to anone who can afford it Red shoe laces to Mr. Conley Girls to Roger C. Pixie cut to Jennifer M. Blond hair and smile to Mary C. Leaves with half a credit to win Plymouth to John M. Sax to Frank P. Physics problems to B. Blois Leaves Car heater to O'Neil Math. and Chem. ability to J. Glenn Books to Diane G. Unbreakable comb to D. Souza Cigarette butts to A. Nardine White iron to J. Silva Football uniform to someone tall enough Snickers to K. Boegler Pleasant ways to L. Redding Natural curls to R. Gilson Accompanying the Glee Club to M. Carr Empty locker to M. Heap Swim trunks to M. Mclntyre Seat in hrm. to J. Langlois Sunglasses to L. Holder Freckles to Kendra S. Convertible to Holbrook Prophecv Patrol officer of study hall A resident of Mansfield Babysitter Become a prof. basketball center Head cashier on the moon Prof. gambler Secretary Bob Cousey's score keeper Marry a Rockefeller Ping pong ball tester Prof. nursemaid Count money in the bank Own a Mercedes 300-SL Attend business school Business student Sec. to Hr. Sturke Coach at Wheaton Join the VFW and be a leader Football coach at Harvard Janitress at AHS Water boy Gold prospector Hoola-hoop tester Model Prof. wood-chopper Florist Stenographer Top notch secretary Nuclear Fizisest Racer Prof. of German at Heidelburg U. Linguist Rabbit tamer Pickle packer AHS chef Airline hostess to the moon Air Force .Hot dog holder Tooth pick sharpener Mad scientist for MHC One of U.S.'s heroes Assistant to Mr. G. Sec'y for Steve Allen Educated loafer Sec. to Queen Elizabeth Sports car driver Pres: of AA Model for sunglasses Prof. hay-ride chapcron Air Force 97 Nu nz c Jost, K. Judge, C. Kalolsky, C. Kerkhoff, N. King, C. King, M. Kloc, W. LaFontaine, L. King, W. Laird, M. Lander, D. LaPi'erre, A. LaPrise, D. La Rocque, A. Larson, S. Larivee, R. Lavell, S. Lawton, P. LeBlanc, D. Lee, D. Lee, E. Lees, Liheratore, W. Lindberg, R. Lortie, A. Lovely, L. Lycus, Z. McCourt, E. McKinnon, C. MeLeat'. T. MacDonald, S. Marco, F. Marcoux, G. Marshall. C. Marsland, D. Martin, P. Masiello. P. Maxwell. P. McKearney, J. Miller. D. Minutoli, J. Morin. .l. Moss, 1. Mullins. C. Nadeau. M. Nimoroski, A. Novack. B. Oden, L. Olsen. B. Osiensky. M. Patten. E. Pelletier, G. Perry, A. Peterson. K. Pettit. P. .llost .llemorabfe .lloment First rally Honor Society lnduction Thanksgiving rally '57 Jr. Dance First day of school Home Ee with Miss M. Going home at 2:30 First rally English 207 Tri-Hi-Y weekend Hrrn. 211 Graduation Mr. Powers easy history test First rally Missing Mansfield bus Rallies Chosen head cheerleader Caught cutting classes Getting 4 D cards Getting stopped by police Card game in Hmr. Stuck on grade school roof Being a cheerleader in a rally Coming to AHS First rally After football games Meeting Marilyn Miss Pithit-'s A 3 yrs. with Mr. P. in 306 Mr. Prine:-'s latest tests Waiting for 4th lunch 3 studies in a row F840 studies Nov. 30. 1957 Bunsen burner episode Arrival from Ireland First solo at AHS Day elected secretary Talking to girls Riding horseback in girls' basketball games Thanksgiving game '57 prom First rally lan. 5. 1958 Graduation Winning the Coyle game Mr. Conley's physics classes Latin III days Acceptance into college Studies in the office Coyle victory Period F study 2:25 Honor Society induction '58 Sr. reception Wil! Chem. apron to Jane A. Judge tradition to Nancy Leaves to search for a job Leaves ,l. Blackwell with no one to talk to Blondncss to those who wish they had it Miss M. in peace Curls to some soph crew cut Leaves petticoats to her sister Sleeping desk in 101 Neatness to S. Walton His ability to 4'Stew', Ability to guess at answers to his brother Quiet, refined manner Winning smile to I. Davignon St. Council to the next pres. Leaves tools to .l. Pedro Our good-looking boys to Patti Ability in German II to B. Blois Leave my car t be junked ' l Leaves Hot R d to G. Rocha Leaves Miss M. in pieces Height to C. Rattie .lust leaves Mr. Conley's jokes to K. Friedland Leaves English IV class with no regret Study hall quiet? ?? Writings on the wall Fun in jr. English to J. Ashley Cousin Bahs alone Shoes to B. Ferrara Empty seats in llonxe Ee. to M. Barr Quiet ways to M. Marshall Freekles to F. Fontaine A green Ford to Leaves his sling Place in U.S. Hist. to sister Capabilities to her sister Speed talking to Nancy Crewcut to R. Pellitier Miss Ott and the gang in peace Red hair to 1. Nostram Leaves truck to Mike Dimples to M. Cameron Miss Marino in peace Curls to D. Blanchard Leaves Miss Pithie Trumpet to J. Clegg Job at Public Market to L. Keller Pleasant ways to Wendy H. Locker to some near-Sr. B. Minor to hold dummies Deck of cards to D. De Beck Place in luch line to R. Wood .lob at London's to another Swede Early morning choir to P. Morse 1' ro pl: e cy Trade School teacher Shamrock grower Gym instructor To enter Brown Hot rod nurse Hairdresser for Liberace Philosopher Cuckoo in a clock Sleep walker Mattress tester Cheerleader for MIT Wacky scientist First man in orbit Model Champ hopscotcher Space car mechanic Phychiatric nurse Manager of Floyd's College man U.S.A.F. wings Princess Carolyn's nurse Model tall girls' clothes Business tycoon Marine Pres. of USSR Sec. to Ed Sullivan Bouncer at an orphanage Needlepusher Director of nurses at Sturdy First Millionaire of '59 Sec. to George Gobel Pretzel twister John Saxon's secretary Pilot of a dirigible Marsland, M.D. Nurse Concert artist Football coach at A.H.S. Meat cutter Prof. football player F. Nightengale ll An alumnus Dish washer Secretary Take the Davis cup Cleat cleaner First man to Mars Great actor First woman pres. First pilot to moon An alumnus Break Las Vegas' bank Banker Motel manager Music major at Rochester U Name Pickering, E, Pitas, W. Plante, J . Plante, N. Plante, L. Plattner, J. Pond, V. Post, R. Quimby, A. Ransom, J. Raposa, D. Raymond, E. Redding, B. Rice, N. Robertson, J. Robertson, R. Robinson, B. St. George, R. Salvas, L. Sanders, S. Sargeant, S. Saur, S. Schnitzler, N. Schultheiss, R. Scott, E. Salins, A. Sheehy, B. Simmons, K. Smith, C. Smith, D. Smith, N. Smith, S. Soares, R. Soler, N. Spatcher, D. Spriggs, N. Stafford, J. Starzak, M. Swanton, B. Stenberg, J. Thurber, P. Todd, R. Trowbridge, B. Tsatsu, A. Urbank, R. Viau, A. Vine, G. Voikas, M. Walsh, R. Walton, J. Watson, R. Waite, B. Whipple, B. Wing, H. Wright, P. Woodbine, C. Zaliigian, B. Zawadski, J. Most Memorable Moment Thanksgiving victory Caught bunking school Becoming a Senior Girls' gym Durfee game Chosen cheerleader English period G Locking Mrs. Spencer in the closet Soph. Homeroom Per. X in Mr. Bray's room Student teacher Soph. year First day at school That accident Mrs. Spencer locked in closet First A on English theme W.W. tripped with the water bucket Making choir by 7:30 First crewcut Mr. B's math class '58 Reception Tapped for Nat. Honor Society Mr. Bray's lecture Mr. Bray's room '58 Reception Honor Society Track year Better Butter Bits in English Per. A English Mr. Bray's hmrm. Per. E gym First day at A.H.S. '58 Reception Graduation Wild PJ parties Nat. Honor Society First day at AHS Per. F Soph. History Still waiting Jr. Dance Cape trip '57 Reception Thanksgiving game 100 in Chem. test Football games With girls around When kissed in H.R. First session with Mr. Hall Hono'Society induction First Senior rally Senior Reception Butter Bitts in English Football games '57 Reception Graduation Late entrance in A.H.S. Per. F. Soph. His. Per. F. Soph. His. Entrance in A.H.S. Will Dual pipes to hot-rodder Algebra marks to A. Voikas Straight hair to Toni F. Legs to J. Murray Quiet manner to R. Leach Colors of her hair to Sue J. B.O. Editorship to C. Brassier A locker to anyone Leaves Miss Marino Likeable ways to C. Ireland Chatter to Janet '48 Pontiac to Trade School Name on all books Miss Daley happy Leaves smoke-filled basement Name written on ceiling Second trumpet to J. Ryder Brains to the needy at A.H.S. Front seat in French to T. Bergeron Place at Bl. Bros. to Robbie G. Quiet ways to Sue Vickery Love of food to sister Jeanne Blonde hair to C. Karol Many happy memories Co-editorship to some lucky Junior Broken pencils to Gus Wallpaper to L. Fishback Quietness to K. Frazer Friendly ways to B. Wilmarth T. S. boys to S. Lee Curls to Pam C. Leaves hearty laugh to B. Nobrega Jacket to Fellow Dragon Fly Parties to L. Masiello Leaves vacancy as Bus. manager Quietness to P. Bellevance Braids to S. Kelly Microphones to Video successor Art talents to you Red skirt to B. Pariseau Locker to M. Healy Math ability to anyone who needs it English to future poets Cute accent to P. Morse Leaves unregretfully Mr. Cooper in peace Swagger to D. Whit Acting ability to J. Drazek '51 Ford to M. McClean Black hair to L. Sherman Mr. Conley to future classes Leaves pony tail to M. Hull Leaves in a cloud of smoke Seat in homeroom Seat in French Height to D. Fletcher Third floor hrm. to brother Blondness to those who have yeamed for it Prophecy Grease monkey Contractor for new A.H.S. Football player Prof. shoe-polisher Secretary to Mr. Sweet Hopes to graduate from Jr. Col. Dir. or Rel. Ed. U.S. Army, M.P. Nurse of unhealthy teachers Hairdresser Fastest talker in U.S. Owner of driving school Rich man ? ? ? Owner of Bobby's Comedian on the Ed Sullivan shew Space Cadet TV announcer Space pilot Prof. soda jerk Willy's mechanic Nurse Missionary Permanent receptionist-you know where Capt. of Nantucket boat Prof. tire changer Minor's security R. Nurse Gum wrapper Mustard tester Receptionist Game warden at Plainville Hot rodder Buyer in Lord 81 Taylor's Lady Govemor Private Secretary to D.A. Secretary of Health Engineer Sp. teacher at A.H.S. Crime fighter Housewife Lawyer for State of Massachusetts A Greek major Secretary of War Secret Service Agent Grave digger Air Force Remaker of oldtime movies Authority on men Street sweeper Mr. Goding's assistant Secretary to Mr. Zmudsky School teacher Man of Woolworth's Jockey Jet pilot Baseball announcer TV repair girl 99 I 1 L ,Y 'VJ N! i Q r P af Q Thank you. Miss , FQ! Connolly .r-'sr i gf' 1-, , xi- ' In yy N U F Q .rf as 1 W f ,f .,, app-air ' J? W , 6 4 1 Q . , U gf 1, g if 'vi , M Fi -Q , . 5 P Emperor Bruce Davis, Empress Leah Coppock and Court y 66Say0nara f as Having fun? - If Four by four! rwiudsnsuwf 'Ti 4 - - l .All.,, '-' L 'P A TLEBGf D Y ,, 4 Patience 5 Why hello, Mr. Bowman ii I? Familiar Scenes U at 1,1 A.H. . QV vw-9-H Just sign here on the dotted line, girls. Another autograph tor .knme 5 cast 5. -sump sl TATTLETALE TYPISTS BUSINESS MANAGERS D. Shcvchuck, S. MacDonald, M. Hillier, P. S. Sargeant, R. Todd, D. Spatcher. Cavlick. 1959 Tattletale Staff LITERARY STAFF and ADVISOR BUSINESS STAFF ART STAFF L. Conlan, P. Masiello, B. Swanton - s.'P.Af .. .. Y V., qi. '45 2' , ,W ,m - Z. ffff fi is 'I ff? . I , ,... 3 I ,i ' 4 N. V .wfff ,, 5, . Class Motto Knowledge is a lreasure, bu+ prac+ice is +l1e key +o i+. Q Class Flower X WHITE ROSE lx' Besl' Wishes lo flue Class of l959 Congralulalions +o flue Class of l959 From From ROCCO'S BARBER SHOP ERNEST O. BERNDT 81 SONS 'dc- M. Hatfield, E. Denette, M. Dulik, H. Pitas x MSN 4 1825+ U ' 5 'gig' fi . . I I :'f Q ., . 1' 'N . 'arf Q it X ,'Ki GUIDANCE SECRETARY Kira Feenffy 1 1 ' La if ,L. YQ 5 Cr K3 'W fi Q an n l s.7 milf' CAFETERIA STAFF Ryder. M. Lindetrom. Cobb. Missing from picture: H. Mclnerney, J. Barton. ' In . . Personnel PRIXCIPAIJS SECRETARY Mrs. Wiilfflffl CIQSTODI.-'xNS Mr. Deacon. Mr. Fiehhack. Hr. Clifford. M .yur , , U ' S- . 19' , -V wwvwf' .......-.M Y..- . M.. ...W 1 . Q 1 I T I z M 1 5 'Q 1 EV 3 ,QQ----K-..-'-J..-up-sawn is E' i . C I L. I .x '. As we pass slowly out of these doors that have seen so many come and go, all too quickly we hear the doors of the years past, quietly shutting behind usg and we go fofrh eagerly to open the doors to the future and whatever it may bring. For when one door is shut - another opens. Compliments of LORING STUDIOS ALBERT'S CLEANING SERVICE Cleaning aI IIS BesI V' Bonded Cold SI'orage 29 Sou+I1 Main S+ Opp. Sun Office ATTLEBORO MASS. Gowns a SpeclaIIy Rugs, Any Size Phone I 2690 PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE THE VALENTINE COMPANY ROYAL TYPEWRITERS 368 CommonweaIII1 Ave. ATTLEBORO FALLS, MASS. Tel. MYrIIe 5-927I Complimenls of +I'1e E. O. DEXTER COMPANY Mason's Supplies I4 WALL STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. WILLIAM R DUNLAP, INC. SANDBLASTING WATERPROOFING PAINTING AFX 48 EDDY STREET Amssorzo MASS. PHONE I I977 Complimen+s of MAPLE GROVE NURSERY Landscape Division 80l WEST STREET ATTLEBORO. MASS. Complimen+s of KREW, lncorporafed Me+al Craffsmen IOI Dunham S+ree+ AT-TLEBORO, MASS. Tel. l-2943 Complimen+s of J. 81 L. TOOL Union Sfreef ATTLEBORO, MASS. HUBBARD BUSINESS SCHOOL Business Eclucafion a+ fhe Junior College Level One-Year ancl Two-Year Courses Summer Session Day or Evening 2I2 Co++age S'rree1' PAWTUCKET PA 5-l086 ln+erna+ional Trucks Sales and Service WX -NV GOBIN MOTORS J. A. GOBIN l055 Oak Hill Ave. AH'leboro, Mass. Tel. I-2777 K. M. SWANTON Early American Furni+ure I27 LINDSEY STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. JOSEPH H. WINTERS 0605 Con+rac+or Builder Specializing in Home Repairs Also New Homes 47I THACHER ST. AHle. l-IOOI , C.-vw 51'--2' 5 ,T 1 U ty fl Vila T DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST ASHLEY DRUG CO., INC. 57 Park S+ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Tippin' X Q I gi T' - . T M-es. Q. WWW-WW, , O., L MYER'S SPORT SHOP OLD COLONY ROAD 95523 MEATS ly QS WALTER'S MARKET 7 Park S+ree'r ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone: I-2l I I CHARTLEY, MASSACHUSETTS '5'9 Newman Avenue Comple+e Line of Hun+ing Fishing Camping Supplies Boais and Mo+orS Spaulding Sefs fhe Pace in Spor+s SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone: So. I-5308 Congrafulafions To The Graduahng Class of MI LA DY'S 2 Park Sfreef ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS I959 Besf Wishes To The Class of I959 RAYMOND J. SIMON EAU I6 Carpenfer S+ree+ ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Mason Confracior R. B. SLATER Cafering 72 HOLMAN ST. ATTLEBORO, MASS. F. W. WOOLWORTH Park S'Iree'I ATTLEBO RO, MASS. CARL G. HOLLANDER 84 SON Healing and Air Condifioning Fuel Oils 55 Pine S+ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tel. I-I3l7-W HANK'S CLEANING SHOP 3I9 Thacher Sfreef ATTLEBORO, MASS. HANK PISTOLESE, Prop. ARTHUR KANE 81 SONS 9 No. Main SI. ATTLEBORO. MASS. REEVES SPECIALTY CO. 225 Brook SI. ATTLEBORO, MASS. EVERETT I. PERRY. INC. Men's Furnishings Clo+hing TEL. lll5 6 PARK ST. AUGAT BROTHERS C Jewelers Findings Perry Avenue ATTLEBORO, MASS. Telephone I-2202 x ll f ? t Q 045 aaa!! ,f Q Bw MORIN CATERER A Soufh Main Sfreef 'Z Q Tel. A'H'leboro I-0574 or I-2382 l BRISTOL cl-lEMlcAL ATTLEBORO PRN AND PAINT co.. INC. AND Acids and Chemicals EMBOSSING COMPANY Painfs and Wallpapers 54 Umon Slreel 52 Union Sh-ee+ ATTLEBORO, MASS. ATTLEBORO Manufaclurer' Tel. I-OHZ of Embossed Foil--Seals-Labels-S+rings-Tags Compliments of METALS AND CGNTROLS CCRPORATION ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS HAZEL E. WEST -INSURANCE- I6 Counfy S+. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tel. I-0670 and I-0786 ALAN C. BURT ELECTRICIAN II2 CLIFTON ST. Elgin-Speiclel-Bulova OSCAR'S WATCH SHOP 2I Park S+ree'r PHONE I-2' II Elgin-American Wadswor+h A 5 ' ATTLEBOROUGH CO-OPERATIVE BANK Affleboro, Massachuseffs Bes+ Wishes From WRAY C. CONRO Realfor 8 No. Main S+ree+ ATTLEBORO- MASS. Com pIimen+s of BRISTOL FARMS Roufe l23 CHARTLEY, MASS. X . iw-V. ,rynvamgmuigrrr -A-Jffrm, Complimenfs of LEACH 81 GARNER Real Esiafe and Insurance EMM soooffrooo Appraisals-Sales Nofary Public TELEPHONES: OFFICE I-I264-W MR. BOB SNOW I-2959-M MR. EDWARDS I-3973 1' 9 r n A Tiff.-,P W2 lbw, ,1zaz22ia1I1iaaQxzg2' uaigrnniiizziturkizif -rz..,gg:2E1::11 H COMPANY Pearl S+ree+ ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS ED'S TOYLAND ATTLEBORO'S EXCLUSIVE TOY STORE Compllmerlls Headquarfers for of HORTON ANGELL COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Gree+ing Cards, Complefe Line of Parfy Goods Favors, Cen+erpieces Dennison Procluc+s Novelfies, and Giffs I'I'ems l H. :kv l In--u E 5 A ' I 291, s 4' ' -r A SALUTE TO THE STUDENTS of ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL From ATTLEBORO TRUST COMPANY The Friendly Bank 8 NOFII1 Main S+ree+ AHIeboro, MassacI1useH's MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION IPS G+ S Max :vm .,, 513,022 .G A . A O . Av Q- 6' IULQ h lass - X 9 4 ' . . , I. ' .' Y I':C 00 r N , L and Ianl-uf SE E US 5,2 AND IQ .' X - .4ll.33Q:'? 2-7. -1 -,-.- ' ATTLEBORO Complimenfs MUTUAL FIRE HOYLES INSURANCE COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Esfa bIisI'1ecI I 844 KELLEY 81 TATARIAN IEDI ITIMI Real Es+a+e-Insurance Park and Morey S+ree+s ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS I-2283 I-2420 SAART SI LVERSMITHS Ameaoko, MASSACHUSETTS ATTLEBORO ROOFING COMPANY Roofing and Sidewalks Work and Maferials Guaran+eecI Free Es+ima+es SILL'S Railroad Avenue I 36 Mon+I1s +o Pay I32 UNION ST. TEL. I-274I Complimenfs of JOLLY CHOLLY Roufe I NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 'Sw H ,wg Lg 5 Af. S 3 Jay and Tiger studying 1 I L Smile! 9 si --...Q lf 1:1 5 ll Only 10 more feel, Dick! lx 'DJ' wlvy I 4 2- xo . x I YYI1:1tsCwIIi1ng. Helf-nf 153532 c . 1 ,QW 5' '- 2, ' I d ' , ' -... THE HILSINGER CORPORATION Riverbank Road Kfxfaf AU LET Us N You' 4 ab ,nw GORDON M. MacKlNNON fs, il , 6 c ,Rf INSURANCE lg FIrs+ Na+ionaI Bank Bldg. fx ATTLEBORO, MASS. Lf I k! Telephone IOI I LEAVENS MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Summer S+ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 1 1 l MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE ligase Q BUILDER ff 7 WILLIAM PITAS ' Q ,I Patsv's P. .LP IO2 Pi+as Avenue So. A'H'Ieboro, Mass. 5TEpHEN H. FQ'-EY EVERGREEN GARDENS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Dem' S 'ee' I26 So. Main S'rreeI' ATTLEBORO' MASS' ATTLEBORO, MASS. Te 0400 ' Prop. Dolores' party KZb7U'n HI-ScI1ooIers! You'II Be a S'rancI-Ou+ P f . , Ii UD , In Your Class WIII1 I x I ku Junior Wear From gf. , . Q I ' f f , . S Y3-r 5 'Q-L31 4-- X ' Q, Vai? 'rg ' .p 57134 4- f R ' YH? Na' x ' rx. JA ,- ' I ' N 4 . ' , 65' fl Q WM ' 120 Q I N ,cw 4I6 NOTII1 Main S+. G ff o. ED CAMERON CompIimen+s of Algebra '58 INC. 8' SON' MANUFACTURING EIec+ropIa+er 34 WALL ST. AH'Ieboro Tel. I -0094 ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS C K Hath can be fun E The three muskc-teersI Be-tty's P. 1. party Never a dull moment! S. R. RAPAPORTE 8: CO. GENERAL Union SI'reeI OFFICE SUPPLIES ATT'-EBOR0 Park Sfreei MASSACHUSETTS ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ERCRAFT WILLIAM E. WEST E L I-I INSURANCE I SERVICE For 'I'I'1e BeS+- 7 PARK STREET TEL. I-3572 gee Wed-- Bookkeeping Typing I67 PIeasan+ S+ree+ Mimeographing ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tel. AH. I-3240 MASS. AND R. I. BROKER ICONLON 81 DONNELLY AI'+Ieboro'S Leading Garden Cen'rer M. J. WALL COMPANY CO. FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES Soufh Main and Wall STS. ATTLEBORO, MASS. WI1oIesaIe DiS'rriIouI'or Confecfionary Tobacco and Paper Produc+s 33 BANK STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. CompIimen'rS of M. F. ASHLEY S. co., INC. Wham have we here? ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Lumber In I 'AAE QQ, .STA ' ,,,, Since T905 in ..,, as A TSISX1! It ' 'III III! EI NN' 2 K S. A.JuniorHigh days 25 I, Sf.. 4' 1 x.eE'i'ip L4-nl' if Complimenfs of MAYFLOWER Diner and Resfaurani' 728 WasI1ing'ron S'I'reeI' SOUTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. BILL AND HELEN WILD IProps.I CompIimen+s of NOLAN'S SPA I99 Pine S'Iree+ ATTLEBORO, MASS. Complimenrs of TRI BO RO HENRY H. LEWIS CO. INC. MouIders of PIas+ic S+ones 53 Counfy S'I'reeI' ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Ethel Jacques-sweet 16! HOULE'S AND CITY CAB ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tel. III or I40 8 CABS NO WAITING Arenyt they cute? FINANCE CO., INC. GRANTS' INC, II So. WasI1ing'ron S+. Your Local No. ATTLEBORO Smionery - S+ore I 98 Park SI. 1 . A I ATTLEBORO . ia- if - .1 LI -Q ' ' .WL Complimenis of THE ENTERPRISE PRESS PARK STREET BRIGGS CORNER Sandra Sargeant GRAHAM HASKELL, Prop. HASKELL SERVICE STATION 644 PIeasanI' SI'reeI AHIeboro, Mass. BODY AND FENDER WORK AUTOMOBILE PAINTING I I Gas, OII, and Accessories Tires, Tubes and Ba'Heries I PHONE I-2697 Sufi Elm? hfwrf li Lf?EQm,.iiFHY' I Eavesdropping, Sue? f I ,I E Xf' fffjif The finish Judy, what are your doing? 2' 3 - E 'Lf amts come march- 54 ZAHIGIAN THE TAILOR I3 MOREY STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tailoring, Cleaning Complimenfs of HELEN'S CARD SHOP za PARK STREET ATTLEBORO. MASS. and Pressing sTREETER's C I, + SERVICE STATION omgmen S T e'UPS COUNTY HILL Bralce Worlr STORE Tires-BaH'eries Accessories 80 COUNTY STREET 99 COUNTY STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. Complimen'rs of GUS'S GRILL 30-32 DUNHAM STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. Complimenfs of PAUL'S BARBER SHOP I97 PINE STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. RALPH COPPOLA Cus'rom Tailoring Ladies' and Genfs' Tailoring 24 PARK STREET ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ComplimenI's of SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO 42 PARK STREET ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS BROWNELL MILL SUPPLY, INC. Jewelers' and Mill Supplies 7 Parker S'I'ree+ ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS MULLANEY'S MARKET 81 PACKAGE STORE FLOYD DE SANTOS JEAN MARC GOULET 40 James S+reeI' ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS WESTON SHEET METAL CO. Union S+ree'I' ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS - Q-9 wwf 1,531 PASTRIE5 f COTTAGE BAKERY Pine and Park SI'reeI ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS E. BAUMGARTEL 81 SON Range and Fuel Oils RALPH BAUMGARTEL, Prop. 22I Locusl SI'ree'I' ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. Al l'le. I-2I47 LEE AND WOODBINE COMPANY Hub Dies and Moulds IIO Pearl Slreei' ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tel. AHle. I-269i W. H. RILEY 81 SON, INC. Coal, Coke and Oil General Eleciric Oil Fired Hea+ing Equipmeni' ATTLEBORO 1-0402 NORTH ATTLEBORO My. 5-939: ATTLEBORO AND PLAINVILLE CCDAL AND OIL COMPANY Domestic and Commercial Fuel and Heating Service ALLAN A. GROSS PLUMBING 8: HEATING 9 Maynard S'rree1' ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Appliances I-289I-I-I 878 PLASTIC CRAFT NOVELTY CO. I2 Dunham S'Iree'I' ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS THE ELCO COMPANY 3 Counfy Sfreei' ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ResiIien+ Floor Covering and Carpe+s NILS S. HOHNSON Pain1'ing and Decora+ing TELEPHONE I-2608 8V2 PROSPECT STREET ATTLEBORO MOTOR SALES Con+inen1'aI-Lincoln Mercury 480 PLEASANT STREET ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS COUGHLIN'S Fines? Foo+wear Since I9I5 8 SO. MAIN STREET ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS A. J. BECKER. NCORPORATED Cer'rified by +I1e Coun+ry's Leading Manufacfurers AH'Ieboro Box I57 Tel. I-2934 Johns-ManviIIe Spunfex Home Insulafion AspI'1aI'r Roofing 'I' Asbesios Siding Carl'er Aluminum Windows 'I' Do+a Combina+ion Doors WILLIAM R. FOX CO. War Surplus and Sporfing Goods lon PARK STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. Telephone A'H'Ieboro I-27II I Barbara Olsen Don't get burned Junior boys More Juniors Lucille and Nancy -F' ATTLEBORO ICE 81 OIL CO. ESTABLISHED I884 Sized Ice Cubes Air Condifioning OiI Burners Fuel OiI TELEPHONE I-0250 I -0 I 54 75 PLEASANT STREET ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS I II I H. K. AND O. P. RICHARDSON zoo BATES BLDG. PHONE: 1-0845 Insurance of Every DescripI'ion MORSE SAND 81 GRAVEL CO. 220 Tiffany S+ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ALAN R. SEMPLE Cus+om BuiH' Homes Building Con+rac1'or 32 WINTHROP DRIVE TEL. I-3740 XM!!! LZqQ 5 . ' .. .. -' V ,-1 . T ' 11 'f' 631517.-ef- N .. ' rfb . : 0, . ,ZTVI 4.-uggl - . f .4:., . ..,' . THE NEW PUBLIC MARKET Park S'rree+ ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS lNE BETTER 4' 4 lt!-'TRIGFQ' ATTLEBORO ELECTRIC COMPANY PITMAN 81 KEELER INC. Coun+y S+ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS I - F. ' .Y I , . I . 1' YQ . 7 I 1:5 1 f , II The gang 1. We were sail g I g N, x I 3 What fun! A.H.S. bathing beauties All set for the rain, g Bes+ Wishes From LARSON TOOL 81 STAMPING CO. Olive S+ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS I -0900 PEOUOT BEVERAGE COMPANY 49 Dennis Sfreef ATTLEBORO. MASS. PLANT PATCH FIoris+s 749 Thacher Sf. ,QY 'mil ,ga SAK? ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS PRODUCTS, INC. 37 Union SI'ree+ ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Com plimenfs of COVELL CAB CO. Complimen+s of of Z. F. GUILLET 59V2 Park S'Iree+ ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS lnsurance of All Kinds Complimenfs of PATRICK J. DUFFY Complimenfs of ATTLEBORO NEWS COMPANY Eddy S+ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS I I , T , A ,V . 12- 1 Q f Ass XT' A QE ' A pgs 5 A15 E5 5 A T' 1264 MET L A vi?-,Z ,- 33, T ix J., , Complimen'rs of BRUCE AND LINDSTROM Sou+h Main S+ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS BETTER HOMES AND PRODUCTS COMPANY BOBBY'S TH E MASON BOX COMPANY ATTLEBORO FALLS MASSACHUSETTS ' -- 35 ix gf, Complimenfs of UNION THEATRE I Dunham Sfreef ATTLEBORO, MASS. CAREY BROTHERS STANDARD PLASTICS CO INC. 50 Maynard S+. 62 Wafer Sfreef ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Q22 'fx I IA SILLMAN S y SHOE STORE Q COLONIAL PRESS KNOBBY KRAFTERS 200 No. Main S+ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Wall S'rree+ ATTLEBCRO, MASS. BABCOCK BOX COMPANY Amasorzo MASSACHUSETTS CHARLES THOMAE 81 SON, INCORPORATED Maynard SIree'r AHIeboro, MassacI1use'H's AUTOMATIC MACHINE PRODUCTS COMPANY Wall S+ree+ ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS LINDBERG TOOL 81 MANUFACTURING COMPANY I3 Maynard S+ree+ A++Ieboro, MassacI1useH's TeI. A'r'rIeboro I-2056 Hey, Bette! A good group! I Q4 ' x ' ,V Q Q 5 , II 'ij I ,H 1 W ffl X! 1 ew I I I , Sl- I ' Have a rough night? ....-- ' 'ln ' ---. -.'.- . .Xnn W QI-I1 and I'unXI,L13r drop, wail I Ahead ! V0 if you trade at FLYNN HARDWARE CO. A'I'I'LEBORO'S MOST COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE MORSE HOYLE ATTLEBORO REFINING CO. ALARM CO- 38 Knighf Avenue ' ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS 42 Union S+ree+ W NTHE 2 Complimen'rs of ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS E MUDUFUSD WATSON? DWER FTNE FU ,,!ll. 2I R 'I d A nue ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Carmde Window Glass PaI '+5 Wallpapers JOHNSON DECORATING COMPANY TEL. I-0674 74-76 Union S+. ATTLEBORO, MASS. f f- 1 Tifiinsf e , E' Q ,. . v I: 4 , f --. .50 , , 3 S4 T4,i'-,'if- ' s-r . 'L 2 V 7. -,. A , Telephone I-2540 BERGEVINE BROTHERS Manufacfurers of Expansion Bracelefs I00 TIFFANY ST. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tiger Complimenfs WAGNER'S of '1 FLOWER SHOP BATES AND KLINKE Qdowac INC. , 49 So. Main Sfreef gg ATTLEBORO QUGIITY Flowers MASSACHUSETTS ATTLEBOiIO?aIIIIIASSII?CHUSETTS AI I'IeIJoro I-0729-W Where to, girls? YOUR TROUBLES Qx vANlsH WALTON at AND 'S k'- LONSBURY ' 78 Nor+I'1 Avenue ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Wm. F. WaI'Ion-P. B. Lonsbury TO SUIT YOUR TASTE CompIimen'rs of J., sANDY's RESTAURANT ' QT I Rou+e I 4 ' v PLAINVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS Q PELLETlER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE I93 Pine Sfreef ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Sweet and innocent! I A 'iSI1wIJ . -V' 1 KEEP UP FRONT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATTLEBORO ATTLEBORO MASS SO. ATTLEBORO SEEKONK fa Compmnmnsof qg AMERICAN ,I N-...- SISALCRAFT CORPORATION Sfarkey Avenue Oh. Marc ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Qui: W INTERSTATE TRANSIT A X E, .I CORPORATION Ng E Im! I ,. W . J 4I Norfh Avenue A aI an RQ X AITLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS M Y d SWEET EWS MANUFACTURING co. T 48 Dunham S+ree+ f n A. ,IS,1- if TEEE R- G fnrrf 1 Str y ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Thmk haul. 31153 I Complimen+s of SADLER BROS., INC. SOUTH ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Es ablished I879 T1 1 S + FL'--fir S4076 ff N X Tw J. M. FISHER COMPANY and Same 45 Main Office and Fadory FLOYD'S ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS U. S. A. Park Sfreef ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of R. F. SIMMONS COMPANY AULEBORO, MASSACHUSEUS RALPH E. VICKERY CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Excavafing Confracfors Road Building-Driveway Cons+ruc'rion-Land Clearing CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT FOR RENT Briggs Corner AHIeboro, Mass. Tel. I-2524 GUYOT BROTHERS, INC. 37 Union S+ree+ ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS BIBEAULT PHARMACY Promp+ Prescrip+ion Service Six Regisfered Pharmacisfs QuaIi+y PI1armaceu+icaIS Surgical and Firs+ Aid Supplies Wheel Chairs-Cru'rcI1es-Canes 33 PARK STREET A++Ieboro I-0200 Complimenfs of SEARS BU RNER SERVICE 97 Park S'rree+ ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS BELLAVANCE, INC. ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Summer of '57 Pat, Mary, Judy Soph. English '58 Hua zmfl ErIrIy Q - . .,g1t. mflrmng Cowboy time THE RCDBBINS COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts OLD COLONY PRESS OLD COLONY ROAD Roufe I23 CHARTLEY MASSACHUSETTS REYNOLDS 81 MARKMAN Incorpora+ed UNION ST. ATTLEBORO. MASS. Acids-Buffs-Lacquers TI1inner-Ammonia-Polishing Chemical Compounds CompIimenI's of AL 8: EARL'S Varie+y S+ore 267 Park S'rree+ ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS CompIimen+s of DRAKE 81 SON FLORISTS ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS I4I Park S+ree+ Pl v ':-:vnlyu::f 0 EASTERN PAINT 81 PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 40 No. Main Sfreef ATTLEBORO. MASS. CompIimen+s of A FRIEND swANsoN coNsTRucTloN co., INC. General Confracfors Erecfors of PB2 Fabrica+ed Houses IIO BERWICK ROAD ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE: A++Ie. I - I 575 W g gtowin,by The morning after d Kathy Judv Pugg LONDON'S AH'Ieboro's La rgesi' Sfore PARKING IN REAR OF NEW BUILDING Tel. I-0979 C. H. Greene CUSTOM CRAFT 450 PIeasan+ S+ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Au+o Tops-Seaf Covers Truck Cushions California Cusfomizing The Place for Top Oualiiy Fabrics and Workmanship FLOWERS BY BARBLOM Maple S+reeI' ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS CARLSON TOOL ATTLEBORO COMPANY MANUFACTURING Toolmakerg CORPORATION 34 Wall Sfreef Roberfs and Olive S+reeI' ATTLEBORO, MASS. ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS H. CARLSON Tel. I-I069 Tel. AHIe. I-37I0 Complimenis of APCO MOSSBERG COMPANY ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS f ' 'C' 'TESL Jiffy!!! I Y. ' 'vs N .X X , X .xx- 'x xrf' A' 4 l i Best Wishes to the Class of T959 i r WALTER E. HAYWARD CO., INC. Jewelers 20 CAPRON STREET ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ..11 ARNOLD BURKE JACK JOHNSON ARNOLD 8: JOHNSON, INC. Dodge Dodge Trucks PIymou+I'1 42 Counfy Sfreef 8.150075 4 T' 1.1392 4 ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS PHONE FREE ESTIMATES , ATTL. I-24I 6 ANYTIME I NATIONAL FENCE CO. Fence and Iron Work BuiI'I' and Erec+ecI Anywhere ResIden+iaI and IndusI'riaI Fences Step Railings and Fire Escapes CIo'rI1esIine Poles I84 No. Main S+. AH'Ieboro, Massach MICHAEL LONARDO, Mgr. useHs MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE 4- -- CABINET MAKER T QQ? 2 Tel. Arfleboro I-I693-W '- Wirh Cabinefs j f-- Complimen+s of 0 ' N ' RALPH BlANCl'll , Q Georgian and Colonial Reproducfion REARDON AND LYNCH CO., INC. Wholesalers of Plumbing-Hearing Oil Burner Supplies CORNER EAST AND BROOK STREETS ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Complimen+s of OSCAR A. HILLMAN 81 SONS NORTH ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS l898 ATHERTON'S 1959 lx AAL ill' ilu Q5 f iwzfii I EVANS CASE CO. Manufaclurers of Fine Furnifure for Leading Fashion Accessories TMHY Homes ' ' ' 'F Since l898 or B d T T Home and Personal Use U ge erms ATHERTON'S NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 32 SO' MAIN ST.. ATTLEBORO CompIimen+s of +he A81P FOOD STORES THE HOLIDAY IN SOUTH ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CompIimen'I's of BROCKTON-TAU NTON GAS CO. 8 Park Sfreei' ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. Ame. I-33II Es+. I927 JOHN P. MUTC1-1, Prop. FRANCIS M. MUTCH 81 SON Shoe Repairing Orfhopedic Work MEN'S CANCELLATIONS LITTLE YANKE SHOES 5 Bank S+. AH'Ieboro, Mass. ANTAYA BROTHERS Jewelers 53 Falmoufh Sfreei ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS In Compe+i+ion . . 7 f'kv- IAII i I 54' A1 Ca+ch More Fish ATOM MANUFACTURING CO. SO. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tel. So. I-7983 ROBERT B. POND. Owner I r Q 'EWS ' 1 ,...... -1 , C , A In O I L Our mdustnous Plul Wow! -Q1 HEL What have we here? Study hard! This I--1'-ks like fun! TEL. ATTLEBORO I- I 435 LOAM-GRAVEL-FILL JOHN G. WALSH CONTRACTING CO., INC. Highwa Wafer M yC ains Sewer Connec+ions onsfrucfion Sewers Bulldozer and Power Shovel Excavafing 82 NORTH AVENUE ATTLEBORO, MASS. DEMERS BROTHERS Machinery Movers and Riggers ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of ATTLEBOROUGH SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Compiimenis of N ERN EY EDSEL CompIimen+s of A FRIEND STATION NO. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Edsel Fia t are they dom MeI'ropoIi+an Insurance ConsuII'anI' LIFE INSURANCE ACCIDENT AND HEALTH FAMILY, HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL Complimenfs of Office I-3760 Residence I-3687-R JOSEPH V. RYAN ESTATE PLANNING 4' BUSINESS INSURANCE FAMILY PLAN Advice and Council on AII Types of Life and Accidenf HeaII'I1 Insurance Inciuding MiIiI'ary and Social Securify Benefiis METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Office 29 No. Main S+., A'HIeboro, Mass. Res. 52-A Peck S+., A'HIeboro, Mass. BROCHU SIGNS CompIimen'rs of BLAIS SERVICE STATION I9I Pine SI'ree+ ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tel. I-0833 R th,fa I FIRM M. QF R i ii! ' C My my iisgjid If I WTIUG 5 0-35 I ff' ,IPX Wljr,.' t,M,a QM wily il I ia 'T I A0 gk Q I 'I' MII qgw z?:5lfR2zzDEM' WML iw H Z Tulle!! QUALITY CIIIIFTSIVIANSHIP SERVICE Ywfileged to 66 of Smce to you TOM CALVIN - BILL ROWAN - FARNUM DEVOE SALES REPRESENTATIVES - S. E. NEW ENGLAND DIVISION L G BALFOUR COMPANY I O ATTLEBOR0 MASSACHUSETTS PATRONS , . Mr. and Mrs Xi ' Mr. and Mrs J R3 Mr. and Mrs. S Mr. and Mrs. Qi X Mr. and Mrs RQ QW. and Mrs. XX Mr. and Mrs RA S A Hillary PaH'en X? Y S Mr. and Mrs. E Mr. and Mrs s is Mr. and Mrs xl Q Mr. and Mrs. X Mr. and Mrs Xl Q xx Mr. and Mrs QQ ' Mr. and Mrs. XV N M Q Mr. and Mrs S Q g Mr. and Mrs , i 1 .. . as MQW William R. Huichmson ff James C. Hyland, Jr. A. H. s+a++ofa ' Russell S. Oden jJ!flNGfH5lw0M Warren C. Pe+erson Carl W. Sauer Hans M. Schni+zler Milfon l. Todd James Trowbridge Ralph Smi+h Wilfred Lee George I. Spaicher David R. Waiie A. Samuel Sargeani' Roberf Pond Edward P. ScoH ! Au Revoir Miss Pierce, sprighfly and vivacious French feacher for man years af A.H.S., Iefi' us ai' ihe chase of fhe school year I957-I958 'lo enjoy +he hills of home. We have missed her from our mids'l', bu'I' we all ioin in wishing her many years of ha piness in her re'l'iremen'I' 'l'o ihe lovely Ver- moni' hills. I ,.. I Miss Marjorie Pierce li Cfgf'993 ' XELUJC- 4 Q sw 5 it 'M G M bb? 3 5 Omibdligiaiaiig Q if A , 'Yau 6 WQW wi Mem 43 it Jim P144: Sheng Wei Q? Ci SJ UMW Wowws 3, 0 U Dlx' 505 Zhi' E M aa WO J Q! ,wW,MgKOUKwAY Q G , SJWQQPMWEHBZSKQW 220 'QW QWULQJ 262-ep Q2 5'-Q W?i w 'f-W '5' X325 wgrwwgd -W 6 91' H MQW Q' Sieve Harm :Axim Manu ff jam ,'P3'fIg-,Cu M1034 x WQQHX 0 yy! his 94524, swf ' LQWDW W 5 Q2- 862.5453 W if ff C GQQOMWW 9 Q3 M374-Q ity I IQ X6 53 NLLCX 4846 GQ6 Q V , ! I Of A, . CQ0 Jie JZ I Of? b 'I' - Ogg' :gig-ggi? it IN Biff N Blix jfft' 5, Q xx fgifejcj, Xia! ' 'C I PEREEY E. GILBERT 3 xx I ASSOCIATES INC. 2,6 ' GH fe if O Architectswgu RX MIHUQI, UCjf'7' V903 O Engineersaqi XV IW I W we ,L O Designers T? ' , III M ,If fe? E B f UU ,VW Zig 60-J if af I 111 I0 QV? 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