Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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Elinor Scott Carolyn Judge Pat Maxwell Donna Doyle Judy Fogg Pat Schulthesis Sue Sanders . 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

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i -X .'4'l Q- ' - I 's 1 H -t - r Q ,, ,, ,,., 4 A 1 ..,5g.,, U an af---.-if www, -, I Look through these doors that are so familiar to us all. Notice and re- member the opportunities, challenges, and experiences that they have opened to'us in our years at Attleboro High School. Education is a door-a gateway to a richer, fuller life.

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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