Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

Attleboro High School Library Media Center 100 Rathbun Willard Drive Attleboro, MA 02703 ATTLEBORO H IGH SCHOOL ATTLEBORO flASSACHUSETTS ' I 3 Dedication During the past three years at Attleboro High School many of us have come to know a man whom we all honor and respect. Through his biology classes we have gained experience and knowledge. He has constantly devoted his time to the boys on our football team and has helped guide them through seasons of glowing victories. One could always turn to him for advice, patience, and understanding. For the knowledge, devotion, and friendship you have given us, we would like to express our appreciation and gratitude by dedicating our yearbook to you, Mr. Robert Bray, whose presence has brightened the lives of everyone here at A.H.S. Zable of Contents foreword ,1 0 Since, by tradition, the Tattletale used to be the last issue of the Blue Owl literary magazine which has recently reappeared at A.H.S., we thought it fitting to bring back tradition by using the blue owl as the cover of our Tattletale, the last to be composed within old A.H.S. Our thanks go to Michaele Welch who was good enough to design our cover. Zattktale Staff Deborah Sheehy Mrs. Turner Patricia Hannan Co-editor Advisor Co-editor ART STAFF, Editor: Michaele Welch Carol Grocki, Eric Savolainen, Lionel Forget, Cheryl Parker. BUSINESS STAFF, Manager: Jacqueline DeSantos Assistant: Susan Walsh Typing Manager: Barbara Bleasdale Sara Boyd, Frances Young, Arlene Charette, Ann Gordon, Katherine Gareau,- Joyce Brodeur, Diaiie Abbott, Margaret Rogers, Sarajane Barber, Jeanne Paradis, Ursula Pickart, Charlette Edgecomb, Diane Isabelle, Sandra Bonin, Judy Sebeth, Doris Roy, Charlotte McAuley, Donna Mendes, Carole Plante, Sherrill Pierce, Anne Cathcart, Linda Deshetres, Linda Stewart, Penelope Carson, Roberta Yates, Pamela Pelletier, Jean Irza, Lois Denham, Sally Johnson, Margaret Jacques, Lynn Paul, Beverly Frietas, Eileen Koziol, Bruce Bodemer, Dennis Gurn, Stan Barac, Michael Williams. LAYOUT STAFF, Editors: Roberta Blackburn and Joanne Hunt Alice Benschneider, Patricia Heagney, Sally Sanders, Jacqueline DeSantos, Susan Smith, Mary Ann Driscoll. LITERARY STAFF, Editors: Nathalie Bungard and Karen Burke Stella Mackinlay, Sandra Bonin, Jean Irza, Roberta Yates, Michaele Welch, Sally Sanders, Richard Mis, Stephen Bianchi, Steven Coren. SENIOR SECTION, Editors: Carole Plante and Carol La Fontaine Janet Pierini, Sarajane Barber, Jeanne Paradis, Sharon Keeler, Cheryl Parker, Joyce Brodeur, Diana Levesque, Diane Isabelle, Charlotte Edgecomb, Sherrill Pierce, Evelyn Weiss, Anne Cathcart, Pamela Pelletier, Lucinda Briggs, Lois Denham, Penelope Carson, Judy Seboth, Susan Walsh, Lynn Paul, Margaret Jacques, Rita Coutu, Carol Grocki. SPORTS STAFF, Editors: Jeremiah Balser and Steven Bianchi Vincent O ' Donnell, Thomas Grossi, Arthur Nunes, Thomas Carpenter, William Houde, Michael Shockro, David Paradis, David Morin, Steven Coren. BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: S. Boyd, F. Young, A. Charette, A. Gordon, K. Gareau, B. Bleasdale (Typing Editor), S. Walsh (Asst. Manager), J. DeSantos (Business Manager), J. Brodeur, D. Abbott, M. Rogers, S. Barber. SECOND ROW: J. Paradis, U. Pickart, C. Edgecomb, D. Isabelie, S. Bonin, J. Seyboth, D. Roy, C. McAuley, D. Mendes, C. Plante, S. Pierce, A. Cathcart, L. Deshetres. THIRD ROW: L. Stewart, P. Carson, R. Yates, C. Parker, P. Pelletier, J. Irza, L. Denham, S. Johnson, M. Jacques, L. Paul, B. Frietas, E. Koziol. FOURTH ROW: B. Bodemer, D. Gurn, S. Barac, M. Williams. LITERARY STAFF ZJZZCSZMS SZA77 FIRST ROW: Stella Mackinlay, Nathalie Bungard (Co-editor), Karen Burke (Co-editor), Sandra Bonin. SECOND ROW: Jean Irza, Roberta Yates, Michaele Welch, Sally Sanders. THIRD ROW: Richard Mis, Steven Bianchi, Steven Coren. LAYOUT STAFF FIRST ROW: Alice Benschneider, Roberta Blackburn (Co-editor), Joanne Hunt (Co-editor), Patricia Heagney. SECOND ROW: Sally Sanders, Jacquline DeSantos, Susan Smith, Mary Ann Driscoll. Carol Grocki, Eric Savolamen, Michaele Welch (Editor), Lionel Forget, Cheryl Parker. FIRST ROW: Carol LaFontaine, Carole Plante, (Senior Section); Patricia Hannan, Deborah Sbeehy, (Co-editors); Michaele Welch (Art Staff). SECOND R OW: Roberta Blackburn, Joanne Hunt, (Layout Staff); Barbara Bleasdale (Typing); Nathalie Bungard, Karen Burke, (Literary Staff). THIRD ROW: Steven Bianchi, Jeremiah Balser, (Sports Staff); Jacquline DeSantos, (Bus- iness Manager); Susan Walsh (Asst. Manager); Richard Derosier (Photog- raphy Stafft. SPORTS STAFF FIRST ROW: Vincent O ' Donnell, Thomas Grossi, Jeremiah Balser (Co-editor), Steven Bianchi (Co-editor), Arthur Nunes, Thomas Carpenter. SECOND ROW: William Houde, Michael Shockro, David Paradis, David Morin. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF FIRST ROW: J. Pierini, S. Barber, C. LaFontaine (Co-editor), C. Plante (Co-editor), J. Paradis, S. Keeler, C. Shelton. SECOND ROW: J. Brodeur, D. Levesque, D. Isabelle, C. Edgecomb, S. Pierce, E. Weiss, A. Cathcart. THIRD ROW: P. Pelletier, L. Briggs, L. Denham, P. Carson, J. Seyboth, S.. Walsh, L. Paul, M. Jacques, R. Coutu, C. Grocki. Susan Smith, sier (Editor). ffhtcipal of Mtlebow Migh SchooL To the students of the graduating class of 1962. Graduation brings you to one of the first of many crossroads in life at which you are faced with a major decision. You must choose between additional education or employment, between different schools or different job opportunities. I sincerely hope that your decision will b wiSe ' d prudent for it will, to a large degree, determine your future role in life. Joseph E. Joyce Mr. Freeman Hall, our Sub- Master, is one of the most re- spected members of the faculty. Among his duties as Sub-Master are supervision of all social ac- tivities, rallies, warden of de- tention hall, supervisor of lockers and the cafeteria at lunch time, and head of the graduation exer- cises in June. MRS. WARREN Mrs. Warren has the n ever-end- ing task of serving the school by t) ' ping notices and absence lists, and filling out detention slips. She is always willing to help students who need assistance. MRS. TENNANT Mrs. Tennant helps the school to run smoothly by working effi- ciently in the office with school records. Many students do not realize what an excellent asset the secretaries are to A.H.S. faculty — Zhose Who Quide Us in Our Working World MR. ROBERT BRAY BIOLOGY MR. DONALD BRIGHAM ART MR. MERRICK DANFORTH Ml ' SIC MISS JUNE BUDD ENGLISH AND FRENCH MR. HARRY COOPER BIOLOGY I MRS. MARY DEAN HISTORY Quidance MR. JAMES ZMUDSKY The primary purpose of the guidance department is to give expert direction in as- sisting students to solve their educational problems. MRS. ELIZABETH KELLEY Students are able to rely on the guidance department when help is needed to plan the courses for the remain- ing years of high school. MR. WILLIAM MADDEN Students are also aided in selecting colleges and busi- ness schools, making appli- cations, and finding part- time or full-time jobs. MRS. CATHERINE FEENEY Those who find it difficult to find the right keys on the typewriter can always de- pend on Mrs. Feeney when making out their applica- tions for college. MtMtieS — Useful Work Done With Snthusiasm Student Council ROW 1: Officers; V. O ' Donnell (Treasurer) J. DeSantos (Secretar) ) J. Balser (President) J. Vachon (Vice-President). ROW 2: U. Pick- art, J. Seybeth, D. Levesque, S. Smith, A. Benschneider, P. Hannan. ROW 3: K. White, L. Denham, P. Pelletier, C. Parker, A. Cathcart, B. Bleasdale. ROW 4: M. Shockro, A. Nunes, S. Bianchi, D. Gum, M. Williams. ROW 1: J. Levis, S. LaPierre, J. Ripley, K. Keeler, E. Briggs, N. Schultheiss, J. Carter, S. Gavlick, S. Lyons, P. Stanhope. ROW 2: L. Phillips, D. Pistolese, P. Beaupre, H, Menard, B. Simpson, K. Hawkins, D. McMullins, F. Walker, L. Piche, J. Andrews. ROW 3: J. Wilson, P. Reiss, W. Devine, C. Hindley, R. Rider, L. Farnell, D. Tyson, M. Bussiere. ROW 4: N. Hannon, R. Moxham, L. DeSantos, L. Davis, S. Hennessey, N. Barney, E. McKay, T. McKenna. 24 T ROW 1: Anne Cathcart, Barbara Bleasdale. ROW 2: Constance Newkirk, Corine Raposa. ROW 3: Lawrence Gower, Christopher Thomae, Eric Savolainen. ROW 4: Pamela Pelletier, Alice Benschneider, Jacqueline DeSantos, Lois Denham. ROW 5: Vincent O ' - Donnell, Thomas Carpenter, Joseph Houde. Membership in the National Honor Society is based on four qualifications: scholarship, (an 85 average for Seniors, 87 for Juniors), leadership, character, and service. Final selection of members is made by a committee of faculty and students. Fourteen members of our class were elected to membership during their junior year, and approximately twenty more were inducted as seniors. Congratulations to all members! MR. HARRY COOPER, Advisor Monitors The monitors are chosen by the preceding mon- itors from a list of eli- gible candidates. These candidates cannot have any failing marks in any subjects. The duty of the monitors is to hold the doors open and keep the traffic moving. Advisor— MR. AGUIAR G. Vachon, T. McKenna. T. Carpenter, B. Houde, B. Nunes, B. Higginbotham, R. Laird, D. Lange, D. Gurn, H. Shockro, T. McKay, D. Morin, M. Bussiere, N. Barney, D. Smith. Cibrary Aides The Library Aides serve their school by helping to carry out the ef- ficient organization of the school library which is so helpful to all students. Advisor— MRS. RICHARDSON ROW 1: J. Perry, N. Moore, M. Healy, J. Martin, S. Rogers, B. Fletcher, J. Benin, L. Tingley, A. Pierce. ROW 2: K. Hawkins, C. Bender, L. Carter, D. Smith, S. Lojeck, S. Gavlick, D. Douc- ette, J. Hathaway. Photography Club By learning the proper techniques of photography, the members of the Photography Club develop a useful and valuable hobby. Advisor— MR. FRANCO PRINCIOTTA ROW 1: A. Gianitelle, J. Rudowski, H. Bnstow. R. Boyle. ROW 2: L. Ting- ley, A. Maxwell, E. Paille. ROW 3: A. Chadwick, R. Chilson, R. Graveline, Mary Driscoll. 26 Cc Cercle ?mn(ais Le Cercle Frangais is de- signed to acquaint the student -of French with the civilization, art, mu- sic, history, geography, and monuments of the French people. This is achieved through films, pictures, records, and speakers. ROW 1: C. Young, J. Levis, A. Benschneider, P. Brown, K. Burke. ROW 2: M. Bragg, K. Keeler, G. Gagnon, S. Keeler, C. Shelton, S. Smith, C. Vincent, K. Gareau, J. Paradis, N. Schultheiss, J. Carpenter, K. Hannan, C. LaFontaine. ROW 3: L. Denham, C. Edgecomb, J. Pinheiro, A. Miller, L. Dunlap, G. Lundgren, P. Pelletier, C. Briggs, S. Walsh, C. Bender, C. Yeo, C. Plante, V. Halko. ROW 4: S. Bon- vouloir, K. Smith, A. Chadwick, R. Shapiro, R. Paquin, D. Lavin, J. Houde, R. Sanford, Mademoiselle Desy, Advisor, A. Ladabauche, R. Heroux, R, Freitas, P. Reiss, E. Eaton, E. Hall. Mate Club The Debate Club is a newly formed organiza- tion that gives students a chance to debate and discuss various topics. Drama Showcase ROW 1: J. Touzin, M. Crooke, R. Brown, C. LaPierre, C. Young, D. Tinkham, R. Cote, P. Brown, R. Coppola, F. Winder, M. DriscoU. C. Bender, L. Williams, G. Whitfield. The Drama Showcase gives an opportunity to each member to take part in the produaion either by acting on stage or working behind the scenes of plays. Advisors: MISS WELCH and MR. JOHNSON Officers: L. Phillips (Vice-President), L. Carter, R. VanderPly (Co-Presidents), E. Winder (Secretary), C. Vincent (Treasurer). 27 Math eiub Chess Club ROW 1: J. G.irntv. 1 H.aidc. R. Graveline, R. LaCivita. ROW 2: S. Rounseville, C. Heard, R. Holoff, A. Gross, C. Pelletier, P. Reiss, C. Gagner. ROW 3: W. Hansberry, P. Sachetti, R. Young, A. Ladabauche, Mr. Orlando (advisor). ROW 1: R. Schlenker, J. Houde, R. LaCivita. ROW 2: R. Cappola, R. Ford, A. Moksu. F. Ochsner, E. O Neil, R. Baker. ROW y. A. Watson, C. Pelletier, D. Lavin. ROW 4: P. Reiss, F. Calandrella, J. Garrity. Advisor — Mr. Maselbas. The purpose of the Math Club is to heighten the stu- dent ' s understanding and appreciation of mathematics by coming in contact with certain aspects of the subject not covered in the usual high school courses. Chess enthusiasts of A.H.S. now have a leisure time activ- ity — the new A.H.S. Chess Club. The club meets once a week to give members an opportunity to play one another, and to discuss their game and strategy. The club has in- vited other clubs in Mass. and R.T to compete with it. Arf Club By intelligent discussion and analysis, the Art Club learns to see and appreciate the art of the past and present cen- turies. E. Paille, A. Maxwell, B. Carvalho, J. Smith, B. Worthington, Mr. Bngham (advisor), J. Irza, E. Winder, R. Mis. FIRST ROW: J. Touzin, L. Stewart, M. Pattangall, C. LaFontaine, A. Healey. ROW: J. Perry, Mr. Kelly (advisor), J. Demattos. u SECOND Kadio Staff The WAR A Radio Staff is a public relations program aspect for A.H.S. It broadcasts A.H.S. news and ac- tivities, discusses contemporary is- sues, debates, concerts, and sports. Working in conjunction with the club are the secretaries of the other various clubs in the school. The secretaries give reports of their club ' s activities to members of the radio staff who then give the report over the radio. Science Club The Science Club is open to all high school students, regardless of whether they are taking a science course or not. The activities of the Science Club include speakers, field trips, and sponsorship of the Sci- ence Fair. ROW : C. Gagner, A. Miller, M. Rut;crs. Mr Orlando (advisor), N. Hamilton, L. Fischer, L. Tingley. ROW 2: J. Johnson, J. Houde, P. Reiss, J. Garrity, R. Coppola, R. Heroux, A. Ladabauche. ' Discussions 62 Discussions 62 is a newly formed club which concerns itself with a serious and intelligent discussion of new and old literary works. The club is a helpful element in pre- paring its members for college work of this type. 29 7uture Zeachers of America The Joy Elmer Morgan Fu- ture Teachers of America Club offers to its members a chance to explore the teaching profession by both practice teaching experience, and by hearing speakers in the related teaching fields. Advisor— MRS. MacDON- ALD ROW 1: E. Straight, C. Raposa, C. Young, F. Calandrella, Mrs. MacDonald (advisor), N. Moore, R. Blackburn. ROW 2: S. Johnson, L. Briggs. C. Edgecomb. C. Shelton. K. Burke, S. Keeler, C. Hill, J. Brasel. ROW 3: C. Plante, K. Hawkins, A. Benschneider, P. Pelletier, J. Money, J. Irza, C. Parker, S. Smith. niue Owl The Blue Owl is the school literary magazine. Each pub- lication contains stories, poe- try, and art work done by the students of A.H.S. By being a member of the Blue Owl, a student has an opportunity to learn about the assembling of a magazine as well as a chance to contribute his indi- vidual talent. Advisor— MR. ANDERSON ROW 1: Mr. Anderson (advisor), S. Johnson (Copy editor), L. Phillips (Literary editor), C. Gag- ner (Editor in Chief), M. Pattengall (Program manager), F. Calandrella (Business manager). ROW 2: C. LaFontaine, J. Levis, J. Towle, L. Berndt, J. Carpenter, S. Mullens, E. Paille, A. Healey, M. Bragg, F. Warden, J. Blais, D. Beauregard. ROW 3: C. Young, S. Sanders, C. Edgecomb, A. Max- well, L. Stewart, L. Piche, C. Frenier, P. Curtis, S. Scarfo, K. Truedson, S. Martin, N. Schultheiss, N. Bungard, C. Murray. ROW 4: C. Tully, A. Briggs, C. Frazier, G. Lundgren, B. Kelley, C. Briggs, M. Dudoviez, J. Hunt, S. Lojeck, J. Erkila, M. Fishback, J. Andrews. ROW 5: R. Heroux, E. Fuller, R. Anthony, A. Watson, D. Gurn, M. Williams, S. Barac, A. Morin, E. Hall. 30 Zri-yeiub FIRST ROW: Miss Rosen (Advisor), J. DeSantos (Secretary), E. Weiss (President), S. Mackinlay (Treasurer), L. Phillips (Vice-Presi- dent). SECOND ROW: D. Sheehy, S. Lyons, U. Pickart, B. Bleasdale, P. Hannan, C. Costine, A. Cathcart, D. Isabelle. THIRD ROW: P. Beaupre, M. Pattangall, S. Johnson, D. Pistolese, R. Isabelle, J. Mueller, K. Burke, C. Grocki, S. Pierce. FOURTH ROW: K. Truedson, L. Williams, M. Welch, L. Denham, P. Pelletier, K. White, S. Smith, D. Mendes, C. Edgecomb. The Tri-Y girls are always ready to lend a helping hand and serve their classmates and school in such things as ushering at the various concerts and checking coats at the dances. Key Club I r FIRST ROW: P. Courcey (Secretary), B. Richardson (President), S. Coren (Vice-President), R. Anthony (Treasurer). SECOND ROW: E. McKay, R. Hanley, R. Heroux, M. Pierce, E. Fuller, R. Shapiro, P. Sturke, F. Calandrella. THIRD ROW: L. Gaboriault, L. Garnell, L. Forget, D. Dyer, R. Cooke, P. Brown, K. Redding, S. Houde. FOURTH ROW: A. Mosku, S. Barac, L. Davis, J. Blackburn, D. Gurn, S. Bianchi, A. Morin. Advisor — M. Hunnewell. The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and is affiliated with the high school. It is a profit-making organization which participates in various projects to help better the community. 2| A } •S. Zrade School ROW 1: Paul Pelletier, Humbert Correia, Donald Ainsworth, Camile Gar- cau. ROW 2; Wayne Morris, Charles Moore, Paul Fernandes, Donald Jacques, Douglas Jcnson, David Osiensky. Wearing braces ? Studying tlie modern way 077SMOZS 1 Thacher 8th grade F B « 1 cheerleaders. H HH What does ■ this mean ? S Hj Looks good, George ! i i irb ' Chorus The Girls ' Chorus gives the op- portunity ot singing to the girls who enjoy it and desire to sing. These selected girls perform in the annual concerts and in the music festivals. Director: MR. MERRICK DAN- FORTH FIRST ROW: C. Fitton S. Carvalho, J. Delude, S. Burns, D. Boud- reau. R. Ghorinc, S. Bovd. A. Gordon, C. Bender, D. Steele, G. Holbrook, J. Johnson. J. Barney, L. Berndt, D. Racicot, J. Ber- narski, J. Audette. D. Perry. P. Stanhope, C. Hill. SECOND] ROW: C. Ga.cnon, P. Mowry, M. Lorini, N. Schultheiss, M. Fish- back, C. Vincent. L. Stewart, J. LaPierre, J. Bogler, G. Cummins,] FIRST ROW: R. Lagasse. J. Pitas, D. Swanson R. Stenberg, E. McKav, P. Demarais. D. Grant, R. Paqu.n, L. Farnell R BoUe. D. McCaughey, K. Smith. E. Easton. J. Johnson, F- ' ' SECOND ROW: C. Robinson, W. Pimental, D. Morin, M. ( 36 L. Gower, F. Moxham. L. Forget. E. Fuller. L. Nielsen, D. Har- rington, L. God.ng. R. Brown. THIRD ROW: C. Pererson, D Rnrn E Torhett T Murrhv. N Hannon. P. Soper, D. Dyer, J. , , ■ v I 1 ' Cochran. FOURTH :i Wood, N. Vine, P. Goulet, M. Rogers, S. Carlson, R. Amancio, ; Tedeman, N. Schultheiss, P. Stevens, E. Vassar, K. Webb. HIRD ROW: C. Pickett, J. Cronin, J. Medrzychowski, C. Yeo, vl Bragg, A. Mercier, K. Keeler, C. Cossar, J. Ripley, J. Towle, . Roy, D. McCann, C. Tully, C. Plante, J, Pierce, E. Ellsworth, C. iotti, G. Leedham, P. Vose, G. Whitfield, B. Bowman, J. Robin- i son, R Thomas. FOURTH ROW: M. Barney, M. Fournier, N. Harris, M. Boutin, B. Aspinall, E. Carpenter, M. Esmaralda, C. Fletcher, R. Souza, L. Williams, L. ' Denham, S. Parkinson, M. Driscoll, M. Ley, P. Gavlick, J. Hunt. D. Lange, R. Gibbons, A. Bonvouloir, M. Harrison, C. Lundgren, V. Mello, D. Tansey. 0i s ' Chorus The Boys ' Chorus is composed of a choice group of men ' s voices. The boys enjoy singing and perform at our annual school concerts, music festivals, and for other or- ganizations. Director: MR. MERRICK DANFORTH 37 ROW 1: D. Marcus, J. Reinhardt, S. Bonin, J. Hunt, R. Vanderpyl, S. Cathcart, S. Wilmarth, A. Gross, R. Mis, K. Truedson, V. Halko, L. Monnier. ROW 2: C. Morin, J. Turner, R. Wallace, J. Lewis, D. Swenson, J. Correia, C. Hindley, R. Holoff, T. Sherman, J. Amato, G. Woodbine, R. Baker, J. Pinheiro, C. Gagner, H. Brousseau, J. Mawbey. ROW 3: L. Coding, R. Brown, R. Kingman, AM. S. Orchestra ROW 1: V. Halko, E. Ellsworth, D. Peck, C. Bender. ROW 2: J. Irving, R. Shapiro, R. Brown, W. Blackwell, J. Reinhardt, T. Brennan. ROW 3: E. Vaslet, R. Vanderpyl, A. Benschneider, P. Gagnon, J. Amato. 38 W. Shapiro, P. Reiss, G. Levesque, P. Sturke, R. Ryder, D. King, A. Bonvouloir, S. Bonvouloir, P. Lallier, E. Vasiet, J. Irving. ROW 4: D. Girard, T. Brennan, N. Hannon, S. Houde, W. Blackler, D. Peck, R. Moxham, D. Tyson, L. DeSantos, D. Johnson, M. Martin, D. Grant, R. Coppola. The orchestra is com- posed of a group in- terested i n playing chamber music. Al- though all its members may not further their musical education, the orchestra is a useful and enviable experi- ence for those who wish to develop their musical talents. The A.H.S. Band, under the direction of Mr. Richard Silva, has various duties during the school year. These include attending football games, rallies, attending the Tech. Tournament, and several parades. The Band also contributes to the spring and Christmas concerts. In the spring, the band goes to the South- Eastern Musical Festival. Finally, in June, the band plays for the last time for its senior class at graduation exercises at Hayward Field. J Cappella Choir Cr ROW 1: C. Gagnon, A. Mercier, R. Gohring, C. Hill, M. Barney, S. Pierce, S. Wilmarth, K. Hawkins. ROW 2: S. Mackinlay, V. Halko, S. Sanders, C. Morse, R. Blackburn, F. Walker, P. Carson, S. Cathcart. ROW 3: W. Bleasdale, R. Fisk, S. Houde, R. Young, R. Paquin, D. Tyson, N. Hannon. ROW 4: J. Wilson, S. Coren, J. Sproul, J. Nimiroski, C. Anderson, D. Peck, R. Moxham. ROW 1: C. Hill, J. DeSantos, K. Burke, L. Phillips, M. Schultheiss, D. Walker, S. Keeler, C. Newkirk. ROW 2: E. Ellsworth, U. Pickart, C. Parker, B. Bleasdale, A. Miller, M. Varrieur, K. Truedson, S. Lyons. ROW 3: L. DeSantos, D. Swenson, E. Vaslet, J. Reinhardt, F. Streeter. ROW 4: E. Fielding, S. Bianchi, D. Grant, R. VanderPyl, R. Derosier. 40 I. Conroy, J. Brousseau, Coach Cassidy, B. Bodemer. THIRD ROW: A. Rea, G. Bosh, A. De- nayo, K. Redding, B. Holden, T. Chamblain, B. Kingman, L. DeSantos, M. Zarek, N. Hannon, Ausaunt, D. Wild, W. Devine, Wild, R. Aumda, P. Sachetti, R. BajoU. ' ' ' ' { i V ' It ' s a touchdown M ROW 1: L. Gower, J. Brennan, D. Laliberte, A. Lapierre, J. Vierra, A. Machado (captain), D. Costa, D. Smith, L. Leonard, D. Swenson, H. Galligan. ROW 2: H. Wicker, J. Tennant, L. O ' Brien, M. Bussiere, J. Dunlap, J. Lewis, L. Hoy, C. Morin, J. Duffy (manager). The recently formed A. H. S. swim team, under the coaching of Mr. Arthur K. Smith, has had a very successful season. Emery Pineo is .the cap- tain. Good luck to our team at the States! Ji.M.S. Sivim Zeam A ROW 1: A. Moksu, J. Cornell, E. O ' Neil, P. Poholek, J. Fitton, E. Whipple, T. Holt, J. Balser, J. Freeman. ROW 2: F. Streeter, A. Whipple, P. Sturke, J. Turner, D. Swenson, B. Audette, P. Reiss, M. Jones, E. Pineo (captain), S. Coren (manager). ROW 3: Arthur K. Smith (coach), H. Brockway, E. Savolainen, R. Rooks. Attleboro (Mass.) Sun: Wednesday, February 7, 19 B 1 HSliTtoumey After 79 )3 Win r ' pe Action ■ va had three subs O ' Donneli ' Brdiers afte in IhPj gp j, , . a. the third quarter opened, jj , f two of them. Ar Nune. and Brennan, accounted for ii of •, „ ,„ . , J A- 1 d the 18 points scored. Nunes col- g d seven of th j ' j . ' Sginbothair ' Coyl e yd c{ shaven 4 luble earli- as much, the Bom-; icked upj lalf, three! •f on in I at out I By George Bankert Sun Sports Editor The Attleboro High School ketbal! team stayed in the rur ning for the Bristol Count I aa '  rhampH n. hip and too ard qualifyin nient by .ating 0 nigh riors. P up vit STEVE HOUDE tried sever e the buzzer and ! aed as the peri- J ' ' ! ' Attleboro . fense and the mar U ' d .twice to e I aed 0. I This year, as in the past, Attleboro has had once again a fine basket- ball season under the coaching of Mr. James Cassidy. Their hard m g work and long practices after school j have definitely produced a fine Tech Tourney Team. They have certain- ' ly proved themselves worthy of m r- second place in the Bristol County V League. Congratulations to a great me team ! ! rdcn the last week ' f. .., ,3, teams Fairhavcn pi ' forward ■gures. 11 _ _ ' ktowno oro a 12 ia M fi «- 10-2 TOM CARPENTER 1 Fairhavcn. rcvcrs — Iback handed the Fairhavcn on le ined e-leadin ord - breaku. ' T center Mar way to a - )n . TOM MCKENN A is Bo m b to.ila, playing ntire T}, in spite or ,.ie lopsided cani ' - ' up with 42 points to Bristol I ' ounty League rec- for one game. previous recoiu was tl, set rnie Atkinson of New Bed- Vocational against Attleboro e .. ' Armory here in 1955. ula ioes Distance Attlebn; 2:40 to ; Bob Hip kel and ' ■ headed. Runni;i: ofi after a technic on FaiuLiven for leavjri;.: the ben bardiers .prcame an ch Skippy Karam , removed ; and shot m front. hin Bnsti race Jk ■ ■ ■■■ HrUSS BYRNES AHS Tqps launton standings with a Coyle at Fall River whil| haven remained one and p iia.i ;;ajnes off Ihc pace, and hal a gaine behind .Attleboro, by d( feating New Bedford Vocational f)9-51. in the third league ganij of the night. The Attleboro - North Attleborl a me was a low-scoring one r the 107-.15 bombing the Bon| ardicrs handed out in fir: lecting at the .Armory f eeVI A.M.S. CMSKCSADSKS A -M.S. Majorettes THE QUEEN anrl HEF COURT Everybody dance s s 0 f f e r s With our capable president, Gerry, rests the re- sponsibiHty of presiding over those meetings which answer the important questions asked of our class. It is the work of Steve, our vice-president, to carry out the duties of the president in his absence. The vice-president works with the president on the problems that occur within our class. TREASURER Without organized notes taken at meetings and efficient correspondence done by our secretary, Lois, it would be impossible for our other officers to function ably. By the collection and tabulation of class dues, Carol makes possible those events which became such a memorable part of each senior ' s life. 60 DIANE M. ABBOTT— Di 683 Park Street Business School Good nalured and full of fun. Drama Showcase 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Office Work 4; Tattletale Typing Satff 4. RICHARD AGUIAR— Dick 78 Mulberry Street College Curiosity is a virtue. Band 3, 4. DONALD AINSWORTH— Donny Bank Street Extension Mechanic Good natured and full of fun. Student Council 3. ANTHONY ANDREWS— Tony 19 Adamsdale Avenue South Attleboro Service Full of pep and vigor too; doing things he shouldn ' t do. Football 3, 4. JOHN ARMSTRONG 11 Park Street College A jriend to all who know him. Track 3; Intramural Basketball 3. JAMES ASPINALL 64 Dunham Street Undecided is the quiet worker who succeeds Track 2, 3, 4. DALE ATHANAS 48 Spruce Lane College H s quiet manner conceals spirit. JERFuMIAM V. BALSER— Jerry- West Street College Willing is he and eager to please. Student Council 2, 3, President 4; Class Treasurer ; Football 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2, 3, I. D.incc- Committees 2, 3; Paid As- sembly Coniniitti.1.- 2, Chairman 3, 4; Tattle- tale Spt)rts Editor 4. STANLEY ANDREW BARAC —Stash 220 Brown Street College Tu o qualities that surely blend, A good sport and a loyal friend. Key Club 3. 4: Blue Owl 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Dance Committees 4; Senior Social Co-Chairman 4; Basketball Intramurals 2; Rally Committee 4. SARAJANE M. BARBER— C.J. 46 Benjamin Drive Wilfred Beauty Academy A merry heart and a joyful manner. Tattletale Senior Section 4; Tattletale busi- ness Staff 4. LINDA A. BARR— Lyn 100 Maple Street Business School ' 7 c)- iri.ndl} smile m.ikes life uorthuhile. Dr.inia Showcase 3; Dance Committees 3, 4; Office Work 4; Art Club 3. ANITA BARROS— Nita 5 Merritt Place Police Training Serv ice A good sport is liked by all. Science Fair 2; Biolog ' Club 2; Drama Showcase 2; Girls ' Basketball 2, 3, 4. LEONARD BAXENDALE— Lennie 1034 County Street College With his devilish grin; Many friends he will findr CAROLE BERG 15 Holden Street Clark University Always friendly to everyone: You ' ll find Carole is lots of fun. Blue Owl 2; Dance Committee 2; Drama Showcase 4. SHERYL ELIZABETH BENDER — Sherrie 24 Commonwealth Avenue Nursing Sheryl is a cheerful girl; Her life is always in a whirl. Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 3, 4; Office Work 3; French Club 3, 4; Debating Club 4; Library Aide 4; Variety Show 4. DAVID BERNDT— Dave 35 Ellensale Road South Attleboro U.S.A.F. A little mischief relieves the monotony. Swim Team 2; Key club 3; Art Club 3. ALICE E. BENSCHNEIDER 15 Baltic Street South Attleboro College W e meet her like a pleasant thought. National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club Secretary 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Student Council 4; Graduation Usher 3; Office work 4; Variety Show 4. STEVEN BIANCHI— Bianck 48 Verndale Avenue College You like him and he ' ll like you: Boys like him are jar and few. Band 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Tattletale Literary Staff 4; Tattletale Sports Editor 4; Class Vice-President 4; Dance Committees; Rally Committees. ROBERT BISHOP— Bish 196 Maple Street U.S.A.F. Set er a dull moment. Transfer from Barrington, Indoor Track 1 Cross Countf) ' 2. TECLA BIZIER— Tec 20 Roosevelt Street Seekonk Laboratory Technologist W ' h.it she Licks in size, she makes up in good n.iture. Drama Showcase 3, 4; Art Club 3; Dance Committee 3. JOHN W. BLACKBURN— Jack 151A South Main Street College Tall, thoughtful, and courteous. Key Club 4. ROBERTA EVELYN BLACKBURN — Bonnie 98 Hillcrest Drive College Slim, poised, and neat. Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4; Major- ette 3. Head 4; Tattletale Co-editor of Lay- out Staff 4; Band Concert Usher; Dance Committee 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Drama Showcase 4; Variety Show 3, 4. GORDON BLACKLER— Gordie 63 Peck Street U.S.A.F. His wit is unmatched. Office work 4; Band 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN BLEASDALE 20 Adamsdale Avenue South Attleboro Stenographer sincerity were golden; her mint would be full. Student Council 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Tattle- tale Typing Editor 4; Rally 4; Office Work 4; Megaphone and School Bracelet Com- mittees 4. GERALD R. BLISS- 274 Central Avenue College love my teachers, but you kn must have a little show. Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2, my f, 3, 4; Rallies 3, BRUCE C. BODEMER— Buzzy 22 Sweetland Avenue, South Attleboro College Mention his name and he ' ll blush every time; A greater guy you ' ll never find. Key Club 3: Tattletale Business Staff 4; Dance Committee 4; Football Student Manager 4; Rallies 4. JEAN ANN BONIN— Jeanne 55 Emory Street Always friendly to everyone. Drama Showcase 4; Library Aide 4. SANDRA BONIN— Sandie 21 Bicknell Street Katherine Gibbs To be pleasant is her aim. Blue Owl 2, 3; Future Teachers of Amer- ica 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep- resentative 3. SARA H. BOYD 36 Hanisch Road Junior College A friendly girl who is nice to know. Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 3; Biology Club 3; Drama Showcase 3; Blue Owl 3; Tattletale 4; Dance Commit- tee 4; Rally 2. EDITH GAIL BRAGG— Edie 17 Mulby Road College It ' s nice to be natural, tvhen you ' re nat- urally nice. Future Teachers of America 3; Office Work 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Tattletale Senior Staff 4. Ace KENNETH D. BRENNAN- 66 East Bacon Street South Attleboro College A smile for every fellow and two for every girl. Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Glee Club; Key Club 3, 4, BARBARA E. BRIGGS— Barb 23 Edna Drive Undecided Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Pep Club 2; Drama Showcase 4. LUCINDA ELLEN BRIGGS— Cindy 28 Claflin Street College A sweet girl with a pleasing way. French Club 2; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Rally Committee, Pep Club 2, 3; Blue Owl 2, 3, 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Graduation Usher 3. CHARLES E. BRIN— Charlie 1152 Oakhill Avenue Business School Trouble never troubles me. Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. HAROLD A. BROCKW AY— Harry 148 Lindsey Street Heavy Construction Equipment Train- ing School His quietness may be deceiving. Swim Team 3, 4; Baseball Team 3, 4. GERARD BRODEUR— Jerry 625 South Main Street Excavating Work An all-around guy. JOYCE BRODEUR 2 Fontneau Avenue Beautician Full of mischief — fun to know. Tattletale Senior Staff 4; Tattletale Busi- ness Staff 4. JOSEPH P. BROUSSEAU— Joe 816 West Street Undecided Personality plus — a friend you can trust. Band 2, 3, 4; Football 3, Student Manager 4; Rallies 4; Dance Committee 4. PHILIP WARREN BROWN— Phil 23 Foley Street College He who strives succeeds. Band 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2; French Club Vice-President 4; Drama Show- case 2, 3, 4; National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees, Debate Club 4; Pep Club 2. NATHALIE BUNGARD— Nat 25 Veery Road College The pen is mightier than the sword. Orchestra 2; Pep Club 2; French Club 3; Blue Owl 2, 3, 4; Tattletale Literary Edi- tor 4; Drama Showcase 4. KAREN G. BURKE 32 Starr Lane College Up the ladder she will climb; Success she will surely find. Blue Owl 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Girls ' State Representative 3; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4; Tattletale Literary Edi- tor 4; French Club 4. FRANCIS CALANDRELLA— Frank 40 Jewel Avenue College Character is simply habit long continued. Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3; Key Club 2, Vice- President 3, 4; Blue Owl 3. Business Manager 4; Future Teachers of America 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Biolog ' Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3; Math Club 3, 4; Drama Showcase 2, 3. EARL C. FIELDING— Spats 42 Carlon Street Air Force f-i ;n r.trhlg to go. 1 :hji: J. I. Track -. 5. 4; A Cappella Ciuur 1. 3. i; Hoy;. ' Glc-e Club 2, 5, 4; Swim Team 3; Art Club 3; Drama Show- case 3; Rally 4. LINDA FISCHER— Lin 5 Perrin Street College Aiy thoughts and conduct are my own. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Dance Committees 2, 3; Discus- sion ' 62 4; Art Club 2; Mick Election Committee 3. -Ricky RICHARD FISK- 214A Park Street Business School eyes, tijc Football -J; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; District and All State Chorus 3, 4. nurry. he ' s sincere: but ischuj shows cleur. his RICHARD W. FORD- 77 Elm wood Avenue College Rick is deter and he ' s fun till he dies. Math Club 4. -Rick vise; he ' ll hate LIONEL N. FORGET JR 73 Maple Street Business College Those who know h with you all the way. Boys ' Glee Club 2. Tattletale Art Staff 4 -Lee always say, he ' ll he 4; Key Club 3, 4; JANET VALERIE FORTIN— Jan Evergreen Road Business SchopI ROBERT COMTOIS— Bob 5 Westminster Avenue, South Attleboro Undecided People of jew words are best. MICHAEL CONROY— Mike 185 Turner Street, South Attleboro College Easy come — easy go. DAVID A. COOPER— Coop 6 Howard Avenue Undecided I ' ve got the world on a strhtg, Soccer 2, 3. STEVEN COREN— Doc 15 Newell Lane College-Pre-med. Little Doc is his middle name; We all hope it brings him fjme. Key Club 2. 3; Vice-President 4; A Cap- pella Choir 3. 4; Boys ' Glee Club 2, Vice- President 3; Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Tattle- tale Sports Staff 4; Blue Owl 2; Variety Show 3, 4; Senior Play 3, Stage Manager 4; Student Council 3. HUMBERT D. CORREIA— Hum 40 Horton Street Machinist Full of fun and Happy-go-lucky. Student Council 4. CAROL COSSAR 1 390 Newman Avenue, Seekonk Hair Stylist A quiet gal and a pleasant pal. Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. RICHARD COSTA— Dick 319 Oak Hill Avenue Undecided A bit of mischief, now and then, makes life more interesting. Track Team 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team, Swim Team. CAROLYN JOAN COSTINE— Carol 46 Hebron Avenue Secretary ' A cute girl u ith a merry way. Tri-Y 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Dance Com- mittee 4; Pep Club 2, 3. MARY IRENE COUTU 287 Handy Street Business School Sweet and shy. RITA COUTU— Couch 10 Falmouth Street Nursing You ' ll always find Rita pretty and gay; Her smile will be there to brighten the day! ' Rally Committee 4; Student council 2, 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Pep CUib 2, 3; Blue Owl 2, 3; Tattletale 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. JAMES E. CRAIK— Jim 55 Bank Street Navy A quiet boy — nice to know. Math Club; Dance Committee 4. MARGARET CRAIK— Peggy 55 Bank Street Wave Happy go lucky with a mischiei ous air. Science Fair 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Dance Con mittee 2, 3, 4. CAROL ANN CROTEAU— Chi Chi 486 South Main Street Mechanic A little teasing, a little laughter, will get Carol what she ' s after. Pep Club 2, 3. JEAN SUSAN CROTEAU— Sue 224 Pine Street Secretarial Work Sweet, charming, sometimes alarming. Pep Club 2, 3; Rally Committee 4; Tattle- tale Business Staff 4; Drama Showcase 3. PRISCILLA CURTIS 296 Central Avenue Secretarial School The things that go on inside her mind Are always thoughtful, generous, and kind. Drama Showcase 3; Blue Owl 4; Pep Club 2, 3. ALLEN DAVIS— Al 8 Rocky Terrace National Guard Never a worry, never a care. ' ROBERT DL LAGE— Bob :y Lafayette Street Undecided Silence IS u virtue well guarded: PAUL DESMARAIS 109 Dunham Street College He seems to be sonntitnes shy — A good disguise for the devil in his eyes. Basketball 2, 3; Football 2; Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. LOIS E. DENHAM— Lo 23 Edgewood Avenue South Attleboro College With her intelligence, it ' s easy to see. Successful Lois will surely be. Student Council 4; Tattletale Senior Sec- tion Staff 4; French Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Tri- ' 3, i; Class Sec- retary 3, 4; Girls ' Glcc Club i; l uture Teachers of Amenta Girls Varsity Bas- ketball 2; Dante Ci)ii.niUtee 2, 3, -i. RICHARD A. DEROSIER— Dick 24 Foley Street Photography His niUiLSi ' s in phoiugrjphy; Successful, Dick is bound lo be. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Tattletale Pho- tography Editor 4. MARY JACQUELINE DE SANTOS — Jackie 868 North Main Street College Eier lay J, ever true; She will do what she is asked to do. Class Secretary 2; Pep Club 2; Student Council 2, Secretary 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; A Cappella Choir 3, Secretary 4; Future Teachers of America 3; Tattletale Business Manager 4; Blue Owl 2. LINDA DESHETRES 228 Pearl Street Secretary From a little red spark may hurst mighty flame. Pep Club 2; Tattletale Business Staff 4. PRISCILLA R. DOHRING- 143 Cumberland Avenue Nursing She ivho has trill, has success. -Pat THERESA DOYLE— 27 Washburn Street Undecided A very modest -girl is sh as can be. Pep Club Basketball Terry ' e; As unassuming 3; Blue Owl 3. MARY ANNE DRISCOLL 210 Pine Street Nursing Sweet and rather on the quiet side. Pep Club 2, 3; Drama Showcase 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 4; Photography Club Secretary 3, 4; Debate Club 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Tattletale Layout Staff 4. JAMES K. DUNLAP— Jim 148 Clayton Street South Attleboro Undecided The things in life I like the best, Are lots of eats and lots of rest. Photography Club 3; Key Club 3; Soccer Team 4; Baseball Team 3, 4; Swim Team Manager 4. ALICE DUPHILY 85 Handy Street Secretary Peacefully she treads her Blue Owl. ROBtRT G. DUSSAULT— Bob 130 Como Drive South Attleboro Biology Teacher Quiet at times and a bit reserved, uill get the best of all he deserves. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3. I CHARLOTTE EDGECOMBE 34 Dean Street College A smile to each, a friend to all. Tri-Y 4; Tattletale Senior Section and Business Staff 4; Future Teachers of Amer- ica 3, 4; Blue Owl 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Rally; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. NANCY ERWIN 60 Chestnut Street University of Massachusetts Strongest minds are those of whotp the noisy u orld hears least. Drama Showcase 3, 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4. KAREN FANNING 150 Lindsey Street Banking The kind of girl who is pleasant to know. French Club 2, 3. ROGER ARNOLD FEDELIA— Clem 119 Pine Street Bentley College Strong in character, strong in mind. Math Club; Cafeteria Worker. PAUL FERNANDES— Squeaky 90 Linden Street Service Easy-going, witty, gay. DAVID CAMERON— Dave 16 John Street College Mischievous in a quiet way. Swim Team 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. THOMAS S. CARPENTER Ridgewood Road Duke University Keen in mind, swift Class Vice-President -Tdm I sport. 2; Student Council 2, 3; Monitor 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Boys ' State Elect 3; Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. I PENELOPE CARSON— Penny 55 Falmouth Street College Her cheerful ways rnake her everyone ' s pal. Pep Club 2, 3; Future Teachers of Ameri- ca 3; Tattletale Senior Section 4; A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4; Office Work 4; Dance Committee 4; Rally Committee 4; Tattle- tale Business Staff 4. BARBARA A. CARVALHO— Barb 88 Ottawa Street Hair Dressing School Willing is she, and eager to please. ' Art Club 4. ANNE L. CATHCART 22 Tappan Avenue College Intelligence, Friendliness and fun; all wrapped up in one. Blue Owl 2, 3; Student Council 2, 4; Con- cert Committee 3; Tri-Y 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 4; Tat- tletale Senior Section and Business Staff 4; Girls ' Glee 2, 3. DAVID A. CATUDAL— Cado 154 Pine Street Business School A world without fun is a poor CLAUDIA FRAZER X ' ood Street Hairdressing School A bundle of mischiej- smdes. Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; ness Staff 3. -i; Pep Club 2. CAROL FRENIER 1 Bourne Avenue College Hupp) am I, from care I am free; Why cau ' t they all he contented like me. BEVERLY FRIETAS— Bev 8-47 Thacher Street Office Work You ' ll see the fun begin when Bev comes Blue Owl Busi- Tattletale Business Staff mittee 3, 4. Dance Com- LOUIS C. GABORIAULT 9 Grove Street Cr ' !c ' :c Willing is he and eager to please, what other virtues are better than these? Drama Showcase 4; Ke ' Club 4. CHRISTINE GAGNER— Sketch 84 Knight Avenue College Her ability and hard u ork uill help her succeed. Band 2, 3, 4; Literar ' Staff Blue Owl 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Discussions 62 4; Chess Club 4; Girls ' Basketball Team 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE L. GAGNON— Gerry 171 Pike Avenue School of the Dance She ' s pretty, she ' s gay, in size she small: Her many talents are known by all. ' Variety Show 3, 4; French Club 4. HOWARD GALLIGAN— Howie 18 Ruggles Street College Hu? ierous and mellow, A most friendly fellow. Basketball 2; Soccer 4; Student Council 2, 3. CAMILE GAREAU 651 County Street Undecided Happy uin I, from care I am free. ' KATHERINE GAREAU— Kathy 616 Thacher Street Business School Quiet and sincere — a true friend. French Club 2, 3; Drama Showcase Tattletale Business Staff 4. ANN B. GORDON 105 Central Avenue. Seekonk Undecided Her chiirm and cheerfulness are remem- bered by all ti ho meet her. Drama Showcase 2, 3; Photography Club V Pi-p Club 5: Dance Committee 3; Girls ' Gkc Club 3, 4; Rally 4; Tattletale Busi- LAURENCE C. GOWER— Larry 81 Tanager Road Amherst College An intelligent lad with a good down- beat: A first class musician — that ' s really. ' ' Soccer Team 3. 4: Track Team 2, 3; Boys ' Glee Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Variety Show 3, 4; Blue Owl 3, 4; Orchestra 2. RONALD GRAVELINE— Ronny 33 Tiffany Street Johnson Wales Business School He is quiet and willing and likes to work; From the hardest of tasks Ron will never shirk. Student Council 2, 4; Chess Club 4; Pho- tography Club 4; Science Fair 2. CAROL GROCKI— Crock 19 Burt Street New England School of Art In she comes with gusts of laughter. Tattletale Senior Section and Art staff 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Rally; Pep Club; Majorette 3. 4; Art Club, Tri-Y 4. EILEEN GROMADA 60 Belair Avenue Nursing A little mischief by the fun to speed the way. THOMAS GROSSI— Gros 35 Woodbine Street, South Attleboro College Never a dull moment when Tom ' s around. ' ' Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3. DENNIS GURN— D 12 Orange Street College Good-humored, frank, and jree. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Key Club 4; Dance Com- mittee 2; Boys ' Glee Club 2. DONNA GUSTAVSON— Gusty 15 Brook Street Secretary She who is quiet and pleasant will always travel the highway of the best. Girls ' Glee Club 2; Drama Showcase 4. DONALD GUSTAVSON- 15 Brook Street Undecided Chess Club 4. -Don JOANN M. HABEREK— Jo 77 Thacher Street Nursing School Full of pep, full of rigor; You ' ll always find her in a dither. Science Fair 2; Library Aide 2, 3; Guid- ance Office 4. GORDON HAMILTON 16 West Street Engrneering A pleas ant guy with sights set hig ALDEN CLARK HAMPTON 16 Brook Street Army A quiet boy — nice to know. PATRICIA HANNAN— Patti 21 Thacher Street College S ' : petite, and oh, so neat! ' ' D. iu. (jimmittee 2; Senior Social Co- ( ' n i; Ptp Club 2; Girls ' Glee Club : ! tuJcnt Council 3, 4; Paid A i: Co-Editor of Tat- tU;.. , i; ' 1 1. Ck ' ncert L ' sher 4; Va- rict ho I. Rally Committee A. PATRICIA A lli;AC,M;V--Fat 20 Hodges Street Nursing A jr end who makes the least noise, Is often the most useful. Victory Dance 3, 4; Rally 4; Photography Club 3, 4; Tattletale Business and Lay-out Staff 4; Drama Showcase 3, 4. ANNETTE HEBERT 406 South Main Street Work Am hit ion has no rest. Photo,i;raphy Club 3; Graduation Usher 3; Guidance Office Worker 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4. 1 ROBERT HIGGINBOTHAM- 1 1 U Parker Street College He loved to play ball, he gate and gat e it all. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. -Hig JOSEPH HOUDE, JR.— Joe 491 South Main College ' S best He u ho has the u ill has success. Science Club 2, 3; President 4; Math Club , President 4; Future Teachers of Ameri- ca; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Chess Club, President 4; Discussion 62 4; French Club 3, 4. STEPHEN HOUDE— S 38 Holden Street College His grin is friendly and he ' s sincere; But in his eyes, the mischief shous clear. Band 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Pres- ident 4; Key Club 4; Dance Committee 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HOUDE— Bill 1442 Park Street College A fisherman and huntsman am I. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Monitor 4; Tattletale Sports Staff 4. JOANNE J. HUNT— Jo 749 West Street College ' Tis music that makes the world happy. Band 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 4; Or- chestra 3; Variety Show 3, 4; Drama Show- case 4; Tattletale Lay-out Staff Editor 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Blue Owl 4. SUZANNE HYLAND— Su2ie 218 Clifton Street Secretarial Work Good-natured and jull of fun. Pep Club 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; Dance Com- mittee 3; Rally Committee 4; Office Work 3. LEONIE ANN INGALLS— Anne 5 Tufts Street Secretarial School A cheerful girl with a generous smile; she makes one feel that life ' s worth while. Drama Showcase 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Sci- ence Fair 3. JAMES IRVING 54 Martin Street Profession in Music He is a quiet lad — at times! Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Men of Note 3. JEAN IRZA 176 Pine Street Teaching A friend to all who knoiv her. Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Drama Showcase 3, 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Tattletale Literary Staff 4; Dance Committee 3. DIANE ISABELLE— Izzic 25 Pearl Street Secretarial Work Xice to meet — nice to know; Full of fun and raring to go. Pep Club 2; French Club 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Tri-Y 4; Tattletale Business Staff and Senior Section 4. DONALD R. JACQUES— Don 686 North Main Street Work A hard uorker and a friendly fellow. ' MARGARET JACQUES— Peggy 27 Olive Street Teachers ' College A friend to everyone, a hard worker, and a lot of fun. Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Rally Committee 4; Drama Showcase 2, 3; Tat- tletale Business Staff and Senior Section 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Dance Committees 3, 4. 1 DOUGLAS W. JENSON— Tiny U.S. Coast Guard Muscles of iron — heart of gold. Football 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4. SALLY JOHNSON 103 West Street College A noticeable girl with pensive beauty smiling in her eyes. Dance Committees 2, 3. 4; Blue Owl 2, 3; Copy Editor 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Rallies 2, 4; Future Teachers of America 3, Vice- President 4; Guidance Office Work 4; Tat- tletale Business Staff 4; Drama Showcase 4. MICHAEL JONES 157 Park Street College Don ' t fight over me girls — there ' s plenty of time. Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Football 2. KAREN KANE— K 5 Quintin Avenue South Attleboro Medical Technologist A mischieious miss. Library Aide 2; Dance Committee 4; Bas- ketball 2, Captain 3, 4. SHARON KEELER— Sherrie 192 Berwick Road College Blonde, petite, and very sweet! ' A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; French Club 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2. DOUGLAS WILLIAM KING — Doug 8 Summer Street College A bit of nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the best of men. Band 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH CATHERINE KING —Betty 38 Pine Road, South Attleboro Seamstress She jokes and laughs all thru the day. Girls ' Basketball Team 3, 4. EILEEN KOZIOL— Kozy 161 Robinson Avenue Business School A friendly girl and lots of fun. Tattletale Business Staff 4; Guidance Of- fice Worker 4; Dance Committee 4. JOYCE LABERGE 185 Phillips Street Work A good secretary Joyce will be; Impressive, too, we all agree. ALFRED LADABAUCHE— Al Gilmore Street College Although he ' s rather shy, He ' s really a nice guy. Discussion ' 62 4; French Club 4; Math Club 4; Chess Club 4; Science Club 4; Tennis 2. CAROL ANN LAFONTAINE 241 Read Street, South Attleboro College Easy-going, witty, and gay; Success will be Carol ' s some day. Senior Class Treasurer 4; Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Blue Owl 4; Drama Showcase 4; Girls ' Glee Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3; WARA Radio Staff 4; Ring Committee 2; French Club 4; Tattle- tale Senior Section Co-editor 4; Graduation Usher 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3. DAVID R. LALIBERTE— Dave 60 George Ide Drive Service W ' hat he lacks in size he makes up in gc nature. Track 3, 4; Soccer 4; Cross Country Swim Team 4. DONALD LANGE— Don 174 Park Street College A true sport in every sense of the word. Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, -1; Student Council 3, 4; Monitor 4; Class Vice-President 3. ALBERT C. LAPIERRE— Sugar 14 Henshaw Avenue College Easy come — easy go ' Let the world roll on. Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team 4. CAROL LAPIERRE 41 Edgewood Avenue South Attleboro Secretary A friendly girl with a cheerful heart. Art Club 2, 3; Drama Showcase 2, 3; De- bate Club 3; Dance Committee 2; Science Fair 2; Cafeteria Helper 2, 3. PATRICIA ELLEN LAVELL— Patti 6 Wolfenden Street College There is something about her that sets her apart; A warm loving smile that reaches your heart. Pep Clubs 2, 3; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Rally Committee 4; Girls ' Glee Club 3. LESTER F. LAVINE— Skip 44 Dean Street Teaching Though he is quiet, one knows he is there. Football 2; Future Teachers of America 4. JOHN LEADEN— Jack 880 West Street Professional Golfer Attending school is an awful bore, I don ' t know what I came here for. CLARENCE LEGER— Frenchy 230 South Main Street Draftsman A little mischief relieves the monotony. Football Manager 2; Baseball Manager. LESTER W. LEONARD— Stoney 22 Foley Street Air Force Fond of beauty, life, and laughter; pleasure first and business after. Soccer 4; Swim Team 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Photography Club; Rallies. DIANA LEVESQUE— Diane 60 Mawney Street Beautician A friendly girl and lots of fun, With a pleasant smile for everyone. Student Council 4; Girls ' Glee Club 3; Dance Committee 3; Tattletale Staff 4. JANICE ELLEN LIBBY— Jill 80 Holman Street Office Worker She hiii a merry way. Pep club 2, 3. SHEILA LOJECK 181 County Street Nursing Tall and witty, well dressed and pretty. Blue Owl 2, 4; Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3; Drama Showcase 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Rally Committee 2; Library Aide 4. GERMAINE A. LUMBRA Red Oak Trailer Park South Attleboro Office Work Silence hath more eloquence than speech. ' ROBERT LUSSIER— Bob 48 George Street Berkshire School of Music Tall, cute, and full of music. Variety Show 3. CHARLOTTE McAULEY— Charl 23 John Street Hairdressing School Friendly and gay all the live long day. Blue Owl Business Staff 2; Pep Club 2; Tattletale Business Staff 4. WILLIAM McCarthy— Bill 304 Robinson Avenue South Attleboro Career in Art He ' s quiet, hut more is earned by those few words. Swimming Team 2, 3; Art Club 3; Co- chairman 4. ERNEST McKAY— Ernie Spruce Lane College This young man is small in size; To do his best, he always tries. JAMES McSALLY— Mick 65 Adamsdale Avenue Business School A sunny nature wins friendship every- where. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 4. ARTHUR MACHADO— Art 68 Dale Avenue Undecided He ' s affable and fun loving. Soccer 2, 3. DOUGLAS MACKELL— Doug 11 Garfield Avenue Meteorology Never mind about tomorrow; It ' s always today. STELLA HELEN MACKINLAY — Stel 48 Holman Street Nursing When there ' s fun, she ' s always in it; Never still for half a minute. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; District Chorus 4; Tri-Y Treasurer 4; Band 2; Blue Owl Staff 2; Rallies 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. ROBERT MARTIN— Bob 51 Twelfth Street Uncertain He ' s lots of fun to know. ANN MAXWELL—Maxie 1 16 Parktr Street Kathcrinc Gibbs ( , i ::l?out showing it, charming with- I :,: ' u it. Girls Basketball 3; Pep Club 3; Blue Owl 4; Art Club 4: Photography Club 4: Drama JANET ANTOINETTE MENARD 893 Washington Street South Attleboro Johnson Wales The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Graduation Usher 3. DONNA MENDES 15 A Foley Street Nursing Very peppy, full of fun; a good friend to everyone. Pep Club 2, 3; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Cheerleader 4; Tri-Y 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4. NORMAN E. MERCIER— Mousey 329 Handy Street Undecided H.ippy go lucky, free as air, never a u i i n. u 1 tr a care. Bovs ' Glee Club 2, 3. HUGH MERRISS— Hugh 18 West Street Service Life is so short and I intend to enjoy it. ' Swimming Team 2, 3. CAROL JEAN METZGER— Metz 478 Newport Avenue South Attleboro Beth Israel Hospital A good friend to everyone, you ' ll find Carol ' s lots of fun. Pep Club 3; Dance Committees 4. BARBARA ANN MIGUEL— Barb 79 Fisher Street Practical Nursing Full of pep and vigor too, Doing things she shouldn ' t do. Pep Club 3; Photography Club 4; Dance Committee 4. WILLIAM D. MINOR— Bill 50 Verndale Avenue Engineering Always talking, always gay; Friendly all the livelong day. Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3. RICHARD MIS— Dick 172 Highland Avenue South Attleboro College and Theatrical Training Why should I ivorry and make myself 7nad ' r Art Club 3, 4; Drama Showcase 3, 4; Math Club 3; Variety Show 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Men of Note 4; Tattletale Literary Staff 4. ALAN MOKSU— Al CHARLES MOORE— Chuck RENA E. MORESCO 29 Dewey Avenue 25 Jackson Street 8 Foley Street College Auto Transmission Work Undecided His intelligence will carry him to the top. Tall and talkative. It is better to be small and to shine, tha Swimming 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Science Club to be tall and to cast a shadow. 3; Math Club 4; Key Club 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3. DAVID W. MORIN— Hump 72 West Streeet Air Force-College There ' s never a dull moment when Hump ' s around. Football 2, 4, Manager 3; Basketball Man- ager 3. 4; Dance Committees 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 2; Election Committee 2; Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Blue Owl 3; Rally 3, 4; Monitor 4. NAOMI ROSE MORIN— Na 72 West Street Hairdressing Her cheerful way makes her everyone ' s friend. Pep Club 2; Dance Committee 4. WAYNE MORRIS— Rudolph 43 Elizabeth Street Air Force What he lacks in size, he makes up in good nature. Dance Committee 4; Student Council 3, 4. FREDERICK J. MOXHAM 31 Maple Street Service Attending school is an awful bore — don ' t know what I came here for! Key Club 2, 3; Photography Club 3; Band 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Rally Committee. NANCY E. NADEAU 70 Forest Street Undecided A quiet girl. CONSTANCE NEWKIRK— Connie 173 Berw ' ick Road College Success comes only after hard work. Girls ' Glee Club 2. 3; Student Council 2; Pep Club 2; Dance Committee 2; A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4. JOSEPH E. NIMIROSKI— Joe 23 Robert Street U.S. Army Where there ' s speech there ' s happiness. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Variety Show 3; Senior Class Play Staff 3; Orchestra 3; Southeastern Mass. District Choir 3, 4; All State Choir 3. WILLIAM O ' BOYLE— Bill 96 Park Drive College Jo be pleasant is Bill ' s aim. Key Club 3; Intramurals 2; Dance Com- ARTHUR R. NUNES— Art 392 North Main Street College Neat build — nice face; Lore to meet him any place. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Class Treas- urer 2; Monitor 4; Dance Committee 2; Tattletale Sports Staff 4. VINCENT O ' DONNELL— Vince 24 Mechanic Street College May you ride on the sea of ambition and land on the shores of success. Monitor 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Treas- urer 4; Class President 2; Election Com- mittee 2, 3; Dance Committee 2; Ring Committee 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Boys ' State Science Fair 3. DONNA NUNES Orchard Lane Hairdresser Friendly and sweet — very neat. Dance Committee 2. DAVID ALEXANDER OGILVIE— Dave 322 Robinson Avenue Franklin Institute Quietness has its way. Vidio Club 2, 3, 4; Photography 2, 3, 4. ROBERT J. O ' NEILL— Bob 20 Biltmore Street Engineering There ' .! a mischievous twinkle in his eye. ' Football 2; Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3. SUZANNE M. O ' NEIL— Sue 65 Benefit Street Hairdressing Always friendly to everyone. Dance Committee 2; Pep Club 2, 3. DAVID LEO OSIENSKY— Shrimp 26 Hudson Street, South Attleboro Undecided worrying he does not believe. ELEANOR PAILLE— Ellie 42 Karen Street Business School She s sure to brighten every day. Pep Club 3; Basketball 3, 4; Art Club 4; Blue Owl 4; Photography Club 4. HAROLD PAQUIN— Hal 8 Gustin Avenue Undecided A friendly guy. sincere and kind. ' Band 2. DAVID ARTHUR PARADIS— Ox 127 Emory Street U.S. Marines ' Very fond of sports and fun; Our admi- ration, Dave has won. Dance Committee 3; Football 3, 4; Track JEANNE A. PARADIS— Jeannie 46 Camp Street College Her quiet determination will carry her jar. Tattletale Staff 4; French Club 4; Home- room Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2. CHERYL ANN PARKER— Park 53 Fourth Street College A friendly girl and lots of fun. Majorette 3, 4; Future Teachers of Ameri- ca 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; A Cappel- la Choir 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Rally Committees 3, 4; Tattletale Staff 4; Pep Club 2. LYNN B. PAUL 33 Maynard Avenue Seekonk School of Nursing Full of pep and ligor too, Doing things she shouldn ' t do. Pep Club 2, 3; Blue Owl 3; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Rallies 2, 3, 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Drama Showcase 3; Art Club 3. PAMELA ANN PELLETIER— Pam 855 South Main Street College — Teaching Her pleasing personality will carry her to the top. Pep Club 2; Future Teachers of America 2, 4, Secretary 3; Tri-Y 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3, Secretary 4; Majorette 3, 4; Rally Committees 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Drama Showcase 3; Tattletale Senior Section and Business Staff 4; Graduation Usher 3; Attleboro Sun Correspondent 2; Office Work 3. PAUL PELLETIER 48 James Street Air Force A quiet friend. JOAN PHILLIPS— Short One 70 Jessie Avenue School of Dancing A friendly girl and lots of fun. Pep Club 2; Art Club 4. URSULA RUTH PICKART— Urs 61 2 Charles Street College Pleasant to look at, nice to know. Pep Club 2, 3; Majorette 3, 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; A Cap- pelia Choir 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Election Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3. 4; Girls ' State Alternate 3. SHERRILL ELAINE PIERCE — Piercie 214 Park Street College Her smile is n orth a million dollars and it doesn ' t cost a cent. A Cappella Choir 2, . 4; District Chorus l; I- ' uturc ■IV.kIkts of America 3; Dance ( nninnttcc 2. ); I ri-V 1; Rally 1; Tattle- tale Senior .Scition l; Pep Club 2, 3. JANET ANN PIERINI 28 Adamsdaie Avenue, South Attleboro Nursing A friendl) nature wins many friends. Pep Club 2, 3; Dance Committee 4; Tattle- tale Senior Section 4; Drama Showcase 4 CHARLES PIKE— Charlie 28 Fifth Street Undecided A friendly boy who is very polite, friend whom we all like. WILLIAM PIMENTAL— Bill 79 Alden Street Navy A friendly bay — nice to know. Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. RICHARD E. PINDER— Dick 174 Pike Avenue Air Force He is quiet at times. Science Club. HMERY PINEO— Embry 221 Clifton Street College For he ' s a jolly good fellow. Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Swimming Team 2, 3, Co-captain 4. ANTHONY PISTOLESE— Tony 96 Ellis Street Technical School A mixture of seriousness and humor. DAVID PITTS 101 Emory Street Undecided good His quietness may be deceiving. CAROLE L. PLANTE 13 Lamb Street College, Teaching Always friendly to everyone, you ' ll find Carole is lots of fun. Student Council 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Office Work 3; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Drama Show- case 3; French Club 4; Tattletale Senior Section Co-editor 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Rally Committee 4. ALBERT F. POHOLECK JR.— Al 48 Carlton Street College, Drafting Good humored, frank and free. Key Club 3. ROCCO PROIA— Rocky 24 Garfield Avenue Undecided A willing and helpful friend, always with you to the end. Boys ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ALAN RUSSELL QUIMBY— Al 164 Union Street Printer Happy go lucky and carefree am I. JOAN RANDALL 76 Dennis Street Secretary Ready and u ' illing to please. Girls ' Glee Club: Photography Club. CORINNE RAPOSA 66 Forest Street College Ejficient and capable in every way. Student Council 2, 3; Drama Showcase 2; Dance Committee 2; Future Teachers of America 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Usher 4. ROGER REEVES- 32 Covell Avenue Work Work is for the about. Baseball 2. -Rog other guy to worry BRUCE C. RICHARDSON— Calvin 3 Fourth Street College Good natured and full of fun; Bruce is liked by everyone. Band 2; Bovs ' Glee Club 2; Key Club 2, 3, President 4; Rallies 3, 4; Blue Owl Production Staff; Student Council; Inter- national Club. MATILDA ROCHA— Tillie 144 Knight Avenue Undecided A sense of humor, a happy smile, a care- free heart. JOHN ROGERS— Reggie 22 Covel Avenue Seekonk Work Leave me alone girls; I ' m bashful. Baseball 2, 3, 4. MARGARET ROGERS— Peggy 8 Fisher Avenue Nursing A friendly nature wins many friends. Pep Club 2, 3; Photography Club 2, 3; Drama Showcase 4; Discussion ' 62 4; Girls ' Glee Club 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. SERENA R. ROUNSEVILLE 14 1 South Main Street Engineering She attains whatever she pursues! ' Dance Committee 3; Pep Club 2; Chess Club 4; Science Club 4. DORIS ROY Wingate Lane Business College Never a frown — always a smile; For jolly good spirit — Doris wins by a mile. Pep Club 2, 3; Photography Club 3; Tat- tletale Business Staff 4; Dance Commit- tees 3, 4. NELSON ROY— Nel 618 Newport Avenue South Attleboro Navy Fun loving and active is he. ' SALLY ANN SANDERS— Sally 190 Rocklawn Avenue Nursing Sally ' s pet hobby is flirting with men; Watch her my friends, she ' s at it again. A Cappella 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3; Chorus Representative 3; Concert Program Chairman 3; Drama Showcase 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Dance Committees 2, 4; Cheer- leader 4; Blue Owl 3, 4; Tattletale Layoyt Staff 4.- ERIC CARL SAVOLAINEN— Rick 8 Hazelwood Avenue College Inlell gence jriendliness, and fun; All wrapped up in one. Swim Team 2. 3. 4; Science Club 3; Tattle- tale Art Staff 4; Mass. Boys ' State Repre- sentative 3: National Honor Societ ' 3, 4; Student Council 2; National Merit Semi- finalist 4. ALOMA D. SCHNEIDER Hemlock Drive Undecided A friend to all who know her. ' Pep Club 2, 3. SANDRA L. SEIDEL— Sandy 144 Carpenter Street, Seekonk Undecided Sandy is a girl who ' s full of vim; Nou what mischief is she in? JUDITH LEE SEYBOTH— Judy 68 Fenton Avenue Junior College Her neatness and sweetness will never let her down. Tattletale Senior Section 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Student Council 4; Dance Committee 2. 4. BRADFORD C. SHARPE- 1378 Park Street Undecided Happy as the day is long. -Brad DEBORAH ANN SHEEHY— Debbie 77 George Street Junior College A friend to all, sincere and kind; A nicer girl you ' ll never find. Pep Club 2, 3; Dance Committees 3, 4; Tri-Y Club 4; Student Council 3; Cheer- leader 4; Tattletale Co-Editor 4; Rallies 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Concert Usher 4. CHERYL CROSBY SHELTON Whipple Road Cumberland, Rhode Island College She is a lady from sole to crown. French Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Graduation Usher 3; Science Fair 3; Tattletale Senior Section 4. GEORGE ALEXANDER SHEVCHUCK— Shevy 25 Howarth Avenue South Attleboro College Good looking, easy-going, nice to know. Football 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Rally 4; Tat- tletale Business Staff 4. MICHAEL SHOCKRO— Sharka 29 Snell Street College A friend to all, sincere and kind; a nicer guy you ' ll never find. Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Student Man- ager of Basketball 4; Monitor 3, 4; Tattle- tale .Sports Staff 4; Student Council 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Rallies 3, 4. MARY ANN SIENKO— Candy 30 Woodbine Street South Attleboro Nursing Quietly she goes her way; does her share with little to say! ' EDITH M. SIMONEAU— Dede 16 Carpenter Street Secretarial Work What she lacks in size, she makes up in good nature. Tattletale Business Staff 4; Variety Show 4; Pep Club 2, 3. HELLE R. SIMONSEN 168 Pleasant Street Free Lance Artist Happy as the day is long! ' Dance Committee 3; Photography Club. DONNA A. SMITH— Donna 90 Chestnut Street Nursing Tall, sleek, and very neat. Dance Committee 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3; Student Council 2; Library Aide 4. EUGENE SMITH- 509 South Main St. Navy You can neter shou oun natural self. -Smitty better than as your JANICE SMITH— Jan 10 Angell Street Beauty Culture School A smile is the same in all languages. ' Art Club 4; Dance Committee 4. LELAND B. SMITH— Lee 119 West Street A good sport is liked by all. Vesper George School of Art. Tattletale Staff 4. RICHARD HERBERT SMITH —The Kid 240 Knight Avenue Undecided He ' s quiet — at times! Basfball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Monitor 4. SUSAN ANN SMITH— Sue Woodcock Lane College Nice to look -at — nice to know. Student Council 4; French Club 3, 4; Fu- ture Teachers of America 3, 4; Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Tri-Y 4; Tattletale Photography and Layout taff 4. STEPHEN PHILLIP SCORES — Steve 77 Forest Street Art School or Air Force A world without jun is a poor one. Band 2, 3; Key Club 3; Art Club 3; Dance Committee 3. JOSEPH W. SPROUL— Joe 95 Dean Street Navy Why should he study and make hi?nself mad? A Cappella Choir 3; Boys ' Glee Club 2; Band 2. JEAN STELMACK 392 Lindsey Street Business School Her quietness may be deceiving. Drama Showcase 2; Photography Club PATRICIA EVA STEVENS— Pat 731 2 Falmouth Street Practical Nursing Serious on the outside — Carefree on the inside. Girls ' Glee Club 4; Biology Club 2. LINDA J. STEWART— Lin 17 Elizabeth Street Business School Willing is she and eager to please. Blue Owl 4; Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4; Tattle- tale Business Staff 4; Drama Showcase 4; Biology Club 2; Dance Committee 2, 3. ELAINE STRAIGHT— Laney-Lou 22 Solomon Street College A quiet girl, but lots of fun: Pep Club 2; Future Teachers of America, Historian 4; Dance Committees 3, 4; Tat- tletale Business Staff 4; Drama Showcase 2, 3. DAVE SWANSON— Swany s: Pleasant Street Air Force W hjt he lacks in size, he makes up in good nature! ' Boys ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 3. CYNTHIA THIBEAULT— Cindy 13 Florence Street Work The uorld ' s no better if u ' e hurry; Life ' s no longer if we worry. ALICE BERTHA THIBERT 720 South Main Street Practical Nursing Honest, reliable, and steady is she. Science Fair 2. CHRISTOPHER C. THOMAE — Chris 123 Berwick Road Brown University All geniuses are not quiet. Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3; First Prize Science Fair 2, 3; Mass. State Science Fair 2, 3: Gradua- tion Usher 3; National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; Junior Rotarion 4. LINDA RUTH TINGLEY— Ning 734 Pleasant Street Nursing Silence never betrays you. Science Fair 2; Photography Club 3, 4; Drama Showcase 3; Discussion 62 4; Li- brary Aide 4. NORMAN TODD— Norm 76 Orange Street Accounting A world without fun is a poor one. JANICE TOUZIN— Jan 59 Mullbery Street College Talking is one of the fine arts. Drama Showcase 2, 3; Library Aide 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Debating Club 4; WARA Radio Staff 4; Science Fair 2. ROBERT E. TOWLE— Bob 76 Benefit Street College Quiet determination spells success. Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Junior Rotarian 4. MARY ELLEN TRAVERS 57 Thirteenth Street Hairdressing School Quiet we agree, But cute as you can see. Transfer from Sacred Heart: Nurses Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Dramatics Club 3. NANCY TREVETT— Nan Red Oak Trailer Park, South Attleboro Airline Stewardess T ransfer from Filton Northfield High: Future Homemakers of America 2, 3: Girls ' Basketball 3; Tattler Art Editor 3: Girls ' Glee Club 3; Art Club 3. KENNETH TROTTER— Ken 29 Olive Street Coast Guard Though he ' s quiet, one knows he ' s there. JOHN S. TURNER— John 97 Dexter Street College Wit now and then struck smartly, shows a spark. Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3; Swim Team 3, 4; All-District Band 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; All-State Band 3, 4. GERARD M. VACHON— Gerry 996 X ' ashinston Street South Attleboro College Friendship is the golden chain that binds. Student Council 2, 3; Vice-President 4; Class President 3. i; [onitor 4; Dance Con-jnittee v i; Rallies i; Election Committee : Ntcc.iplidne Committee 4; Sch(n)l Christmas Decoration Committee 2, ELAINE ELEANOR VASSAR 210 Knight Avenue Social Work A happy girl uith a cheerful heart. ' Girls ' Glee Club 3. 1) SANDRA VAUGHN— Sandy 41 Turner Street South Attleboro Barbizon School of Modeling Sophistication is her uay; She ' ll be model someday. Dance Committee 2, 3; Art Club 2. NANCY JULIA VIDETO— Nan 0 Vcxrv Road M.irn.i-e . .. . . ' ;) with a tu inkle in her eye. Pep Club 2, 3; Photography Club 2; Tattle- tale Layout Staff 4. SUSAN ELAINE WALSH— Sue 130 Union Street Nursing School ' •S u ' r imlher shy nor is she bold: She ' s just a .(:irl as good as gold. Student Council 2, 3, 4; Tattletale Assist- ant Business Manager 4; Tattletale Senior Section i; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Rally Co-ihairman i: Paid Assembly Committee 4; Trench Club c. Girls ' Glee Club 2; Pep Club 2. 3; Graduation Usher 3; Dele- gate to Student Council Convention 3. 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Ring Committee 2. NEWELL WALTON JR.— Buster 74 South Avenue Missionary Work A friendly boy — nice to know. WILLIAM TERRY WARD— Terry 3 Greenhill Avenue Service, College A quiet boy, nice to know. ALDEN E. WATSON— All 101 2 Falmouth Street College Wit makes its oivn welcome. Blue Owl Managing Editor 4; Math Club; Science Club. CATHERINE MARIE WEBB— Cathy 28 Bicknell Street Hairdressing School Carefree and happy is she. Christmas Concert Decoration Committee; Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4. EVELYN L. WEISS— Ev 754 Newport Avenue South Attleboro Business School few can possess such qualities of cheer- ful ways and friendliness. Cheerleader 3, Head 4; Dance Committees 3, 4; Concert Usher 3, 4; Tri-Y Vice-Pres- ident 3, President 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Tattle- tale Senior Section 4. MICHAELE M. WELCH— Mike 29 Hillcrest Avenue Seekonk College She ' s gay, she ' s pretty; She ' s friendly, she ' s witty. Cheerleader 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Art Club 3; Tri-Y 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Tattletale Art Editor 4; Tattletale Literary Staff 4. CHERYL LEE WELTON— Cherrie Birch Street, Green Hill Estates Office Work They like her most who know her well. Pep Club 2; Library Aide 2, 3. KAREN WHITE iM)2 Park Street Nursing Her neatness and sweetness will never let her down. Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; Graduation Usher 3; Tri-Y 4; Co-chairman Rally Committee 4. MICHAEL E. WILLIAMS— Mike 145 Brown Street South Attleboro Rhode Island College Teaching A bit restried and rather shy. Mike has caught m.wy a girl ' s eye. Dance Committee 3, 4; Blue Owl 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Rallies 4; Tattletale Busi- ness Staff 4. KATHERINE WILSON— Kathy 352 Newport Avenue South Attleboro X-Ray Technician A quiet charm all of her own. DAVID N. WITHERELL— Dave 169 Patterson Street Undecided He ' s happy and gay; no cares block his way. I BETTE WORTHINGTON— Bettie no Wilmarth Street Secretary Always joking, always gay, that is Bette ' s friendly way. Dance Committee 2; Art Club 4. ROBERT WRIGHT- 144 Mendor Road South Attleboro Navy Quiet and reserved. -Bob 1 IN MEMORIAM In memory of ANN MARIE LUMBRA who passed away during her Senior year at A.H.S. 107 Class State Each year the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary sponsor a pro- gram for girls — Girls ' State. This imaginary state, modeled on our state gov- ernment, is governed by the girls themselves. They hold elections, and certain members are chosen to attend Girls ' Nation. Ursula Pickart Karen Burke Qood Citizen The D.A.R. Good Citizen- ship Award is presented to a girl of outstanding character in the senior class each year. She is chosen by the members of her class and the faculty. The girl must possess these four qualities to an outstanding degree — dependability, service, lead ership, and patriotism. Our class is proud to have Jacqueline DeSantos as its D.A.R. Good Citizen for 1962. 1 12 Horns State Delegates are chosen for Boys ' State first on the basis of scholarship. Then extra curricular activities and interests are brought into consideration. Boys ' State provides an excellent experience in learning about government, but more important, in meet- ing and cooperating with many different people. Qood Qovemmmt Keprcsmtativc Every senior class in Massachusetts selects one of its members to be its Good Government Day Representative. Our Senior class was represented by Joanne Hunt who took part in the Good Govern- ment Day activities at the State House in Boston. Congratulations, Joanne ! Class SOPHOMORI ' YEAR Can anyone forget our first day at A.H.S. in September, 1959? We were both hopeful and a httle frightened about the future, eager to do well and determined to make our class of 1962 one of the best ever to graduate from A.H.S. Our first step in making our class one to be remembered was electing four of our capable, hard-working class- mates as our officers. The results of the election showed that Vin O ' Donnell had been elected president; Tom Carpen- ter, vice-president; Jackie DeSantos, secretary; and Art Nunes, treasurer. How thrilled we were when our football team beat North in our first Thanksgiving game as A.H.S. students! That very same night Mike Welch reigned as sophomore queen of the Victory Dance. Helping to make our class a success at A.H.S. was Chris Thomae, who won first prize in the annual science fair. Our sophomore dance, Parisian Spring , turned the gym into a street lined with cafes, leading to the Eiffel Tower. Thanks to the efforts of chairman, Jackie DeSantos; advisor, Miss Marino; and the other members of the committee, our dance was very successful. As the end of the school year neared, excitement increased over who from our class would be chosen as cheer- leaders and majorettes. How pleased we were to learn that Karen Burke and Evie Weiss had been elected to the cheering squad! Also making us proud were Bonnie Blackburn, Carol Grocki, Cheryl Parker, Pam Pelletier, and Ursula Pickart, who were chosen majorettes! As the last day of school approached, we looked back on our sophomore year with pride. We had lived up to our hopes and expectations. But we looked eagerly to the future, because our junior year promised to be even better. JUNIOR YEAR Summer vacation of I960 came to an end; and we returned to A.H.S., this time with more confidence than we had had the year before. After all, we were upperdassmen now! As the end of September rolled around, we were all so happy to be wearing our class rings. We will always cherish and be proud to wear them. To lead our class as officers in our junior year, we elected Gerry Vachon as president; Don Lange, vice-president; Jerry Balser, treasurer; and Lois Denham, secretary. This year ' s football season was very successful thanks to the combined efforts of our hard-working team and our new coach, Mr. James Cassidy. The highlight of the season was our Thanksgiving Day win over North, 12-0. We were especially proud of Tom Carpenter, who was awarded the first annual Balfour trophy for his outstanding performance in the game. Reigning as junior queen of the Victory Dance was Evie Weiss. The Tri-Y election rolled around, and we tried hard to choose the girls we felt would best serve the club and represent the class. The nine girls honored were: Barbara Bleasdale, Karen Burke, Carolyn Costine, Lois Denham, Jackie DeSantos, Pam Pelletier, Ursula Pickart, Evie Weiss, and Mike Welch. With the onset of the basketball season, we saw our team readying itself for some tough competition, especially in the Tech Tourney. The boys turned in some very fine performances on the court aided by the junior members of the team. As a result of our team ' s hard work and fair playing, we ended up in a three-way tie for the Bristol County League championship with Fairhaven and Durfee High Schools. We were very proud of our boys at Tech Tourney where they succeeded in reaching the semi-finals and were finally defeated by strong New Bedford High School. Carol Grocki headed our junior dance committee, and her hard work and that of the committee helped to turn the dance, Pagan Festival, into a success. Representing our class at Girls ' State were Karen Burke and Ursula Pickart as alternate. We were also well represented at Boys ' State with Eric Savolainen, Vin O ' Donnell, and Bob Higginbotham serving as delegates; and Don Lange and Tom Carpenter as alternates. At the annual science fair this year, Chris Thomae again carried off first honors for his project. I 14 History As the Honor Society induction approached, we were all excited and eager to know which students would be honored for their outstanding scholastic achievement and their qualities of leadership and citizenship. Those inducted were Alice Benschneider, Barbara Bleasdale, Tom Carpenter, Anne Cathcart, Lois Denham, Jackie DeSantos, Larry Gower, Joe Houde, Connie Newkirk, Vin O ' Donnell, Pam Pelletier, Corinne Raposa, Eric Savolainen, and Chris Thomae. Once again it came time to elect new cheerleaders to replace those graduating. The junior girls chosen were Carolyn Costine, Donna Mendes, Debbie Sheehy, Sally Sanders, and Mike Welch. Evie Weiss was chosen as head cheerleader. It was also announced that Bonnie Blackburn was chosen as head majorette. After much hard work on their yearbook dummy, Pat Hannan and Debbie Sheehy were chosen co-editors of the yearbook. We knew they would do their best to make our yearbook the greatest ever. Our second year at A.H.S. drew to a close; and as we had expected, it had been even better than our first. SENIOR YEAR As we entered our third and final year at A.H.S., we realized that now, finally, we were seniors! We were determined to make our last year our best. At the Thanksgiving rally, the election results for our senior class officers were announced. To guide us through our last year at A.H.S. were Gerry Vachon as president, Steve Bianchi as vice-president, Carol LaFontaine as treasurer, and Lois Denham as secretary. Under the guidance of Mr. Coding and the co-chairmen, Pat Hannan and Stan Barac, the senior social dance committee made our dance, Offbeat Autumn a spectacular success. Witches on rocket ships, a huge orange pumpkin, and a scarecrow provided a Halloween-ish atmosphere to keep in harmony with the season. Eleven more girls were chosen to represent our class as members of the Tri-Y service organization. They were: Anne Cathcart, Charlotte Edgecombe, Carol Grocki, Pat Hannan, Diane Isabelle, Stella Mackinlay, Donna Mendes, Sherrill Pierce, Debbie Sheehy, Sue Smith, and Karen White. Congratulations to Jackie DeSantos, who was chosen our DAR Good Citizen, and to Joanne Hunt, who was our Good Government Day representative! Once again we screamed ourselves hoarse in support of our football team which, under the leadership of co- captains Tom Carpenter and Mike Shockro, turned in an excellent record for the season, tying with North for the championship of the Bristol County League. Although North defeated us in the Thanksgiving Day game, they had a difficult time accomplishing this feat, a fact which shows up in the close score, 14-12. Karen White was our senior queen at the Thanksgiving dance which was held a day after the game. The Student Council functioned smoothly under the leadership of its able president Jerry Balser. Other officers were Gerry Vachon, vice-president; Vin O ' Donnell, treasurer; and Jackie DeSantos, secretary. As the yearbook deadline comes into view, our outstanding basketball team, under the able leadership of co-captains Don Lange and Bob Higginbotham, have just finished the season, taking second place in the Bristol County League. Our team is now heading for Tech Tourney. We are certainly proud of them and hope they go all the way. Although we have to close, there are still many important events of the year to come: the science fair. National Honor Society Induction, the Senior Prom, the Senior Reception, and finally our graduation exercises. We, the last class to graduate from old A.H.S., can look back on our high school years with pride in knowing that we have done our part in upholding the A.H.S. spirit, tradition, and high record of achievement. Anne Cathcart Lois Denham Sherrie Keeler Carol LaFontaine Carole Plante 115 Annette Class Prophecy NAME Abbott, Diane Aguiar, Richard Ainsworth, Donald Andrews, Anthony Aspinall, James Athanas, Dale Balser, Jeremiah Barac, Stanley- Barber, Sarajane Barr, Linda Baxendale, Leonard Bender, Cheryl Benschneider, Alice Berg, Carol Bianchi, Steven Bishop, Robert Bizier, Tecla Blackburn, John Blackburn, Roberta Blackler, Gordon Bleasdale, Barbara Bliss, Gerald Bodemer, Bruce Bonin, Jean Boyd, Sara Bragg, Edith Brcnnan, Kenneth Briggs, Barbara Briggs, Lucinda Brin, Charles Brockrway, Harold Brodeur. Gerard Brodeur, Joyce Brousseau, Joseph Brown, Philip Bungard, Nathalie Burke, Karen Calandrella, Francis Cameron, David Qrpenter, Thomas Carson. Penelope Carvalho, Barbara Cathcart, Anne Catudal, David Charette, Arlene Charlebois, Robert Comtois, Robert Conroy, Michael Coren, Steve Correia, Humbert Cossar, Carol FAVORITE SAYING Bark at the moon Let ' s get a library pass Oh my goonez Shoot the half True friendship is hard to ac- quire Gone hunting Are you kidding me? Oh well, that ' s life Oh, for goodness sake Are you for real? What a ding-a-ling! But I did do it! I think I ' m going to die any time Wonderful Yea as How ' s your Mom, Ed ? What ' s new? Are you kidding? Rots o ' Ruck 1 11 never tell! All I do is rush! Don ' t sweat it How obnoxious Oh, Great! Are you serious I don ' t know Don ' t sweat the small stuff Oh, for Pete ' s sake That ' s poor How you doing, kid ? Dummy kind My heart cries I can tell How ' re they doing? College, with these marks ! Guess what? Really Good Grief, it ' s obvious — ■ Wha? How ' s it going? Mmmmmmmmmmm ! ? Wow ! Look, Louie — Smitty wants a piece of ice Oh, no! Going to the Y I certainly hope so for your sake Hey, Byrnes! Don ' t you know you ' re supposed to be in chem. lab? Sure, I ' ll give you a ride Ye Gods ' n little fishes Oh, for pete sake! MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Soph, dance 1961 First rally First parking ticket Books knocked out of arms when a Soph. Returning of a libe. pass — as- signment — rest Graduation Reception 1961 Going to U.R.I, instead of hfgh school Tech Tourney Art class with Mr. Brigham 1961 Christmas vacation Chem. lab periods First English answer in class All three years Dissecting a cat in advanced biology Back seat of homeroom Reception First day as Sen. Skirt almost falling off during Variety Show When study hall teacher smiled National Honor Society induc- tion Last year ' s trip to the Cape Graduation I960 Reception Graduation Getting superlative Day he ran out the door dur- ing a basketball game at the armory Rallies Being accepted at U. of Maine Mr. LaCivita ' s Algebra classes Homeroom 101 Graduation Senior Prom Durfee game Four month vacation Acceptance to Otterbein College Girls ' State Blowing up eudiometer tube in chem. lab. Passing a Chemistry test Tuesday ' s football practice Bermuda Day Day we got our English exam back Senior Social Mr. O ' Connell scores 22 points in faculty game Entering as a sophomore Making the honor roll Leaving at 2 o ' clock every day Y parking lot after Tech Tour- ney Putting on a terrific rally Meeting Jackie near the window My first session PROPHECY Mrs. T Detective Mechanic Most photogenic man Mathematician Game hunter Politician Bus driver between So. Attle. and Attle. A Wave Resident of North Head of essentials at Yukon Contestant on Keep Talking Parisian artist on la Rive Gauche Horse doctor A good-looking teacher Walt Disney cartoonist Rival for Mrs. Warren Yacht club owner One of ten best-dressed women in the U.S.A. French interpreter Manager of Vachon Motor Sales Owner of a driving school Water boy for Pembroke Mrs. G Model for fat girls ' clothes Lustre Creme ' s dream girl Another Vinnie ErQst Khruschev ' s secretary Author of How to Break Hearts in Ten Easy Lessons Future daddy Successful businessman Jockey A lively secretary Architect Pres. of Tintex Anonymous A famous poet Lady ambassador Model for Reddy Kilowatts, Big Charge False tooth model Women ' s ski instructor Owner of a sweater factory A happy housewife Eyelash flicker Champion hotrod driver Private secretary to Mr. Sac of Dac ' s Fifth Ave. Little Lu-Lu ' s better half Efficient businessman A bugler for the Chesterfield commercial Dr. Cut- ' em-open-take-it-out- sew- ' em-up-again Guitar Player for Duane Eddy Singer at Met. 118 and Questionnaire NAME FAVORITE SAYING MOST MEMORABLE PROPHECY MOMENT Costa, Richard It breaks you up, doesn ' t it? A teacher asking me for a piece Future track star of gum Costine, Carolyn Hi ya. Fella! Chosen as a cheerleader Head-waitress at Bobby ' s Coutu, Mary What ' s new? 2 o ' clock bell Private secretar) ' Craik, James Comment, ca va? Day I realized how important Manager of A P school was Craik, Margaret Are you for real ? First impression of the teachers Baby talk interpreter Croteau, Carol Hi, sweets! My three point landing down Substitute for Carol Burnett the stairs Croteau, Jean Oh, great! 1961 Senior Reception Writer of a lost and found column Curtis, Priscilla Well, O.K.! Our visits during lunch A mother of nois y children Davis, Allan Where ' s Churchill? Workshop with Jim C. Businessman DeLage, Robert What ' s new? Graduation Quiet salesman Demarais, Paul What did you say? Getting A in English Night watchman at Slater Park Denham, Lois Pardon ? Induction into Honor Society First woman Pres. of First Nat. Bank Derosier, Richard Hi, buddy Graduation Owner of Camara Shop Deshetres, Linda Forget it When caught cheating in Miss Manager of Lakeview Ott ' s class Dohring, Priscilla Who me? Meeting Richard M. A wonderful nurse DriscoU, Mary Anne What am I gonna do ? Talking with Mr. Kelly about Publicity agent for Pres. Fran Brown vs. P. C. Driscol Dunlap, James Did you see Smitty or Les Not getting soccer letter after Advertisement for Metrecal around ? playing on the team Duphily, Alice Oh, Heavens Bermuda Day Hard-working housewife Dussault, Robert Are you for real? Soph, battles in 209 Replacement for Mr. Cooper Edgecomb, Charlotte It drives me up a wall Getting into Tri-Y Window washer in the Empire State Building Erwin, Nancy Mm Hummm Honor Banquet Public speaker Fanning, Karen What a nut!!! Scholastic Banquet Replacement for Mrs. Feeney Fedelia, Roger That did it! All vacations Future salesman for Rapid-Shave Fernandez, Paul Think so Graduation Owner of First National stores Fielding, Earl I ' m hungry Breaking school track record Mattress tester Fischer, Linda That ' s par for the course Failing on my face in 2nd floor First women Speaker of the corridor House Fisk, Richard How ' bout that ? Beating Durfee in football Future meat-cutter Ford, Richard Who didn ' t hand in a paper? Graduation Editor of Mad magazine Forget, Lionel Who, me? Day he passed all his tests Another Raphael Fortin, Janet Yeah, sure! All memories Professional baton twirler Frenier, Carol Ohh, brother! Talking to Mr. X Florence Nightingale Frietas, Beverly So what ' s new? World History class Mrs. H Gaboriault, Louis Graduating Owner of chair at Attleboro Public Library Gagnon, Geraldine Well, anyways Variety Show 61 Member of the Russian Ballet Galligan, Howard What did you say? Making soccer team Owner of A W Gareau, Camile Can I have a tool bit, Mr. Babin First time I got a tool bit Tool bit mfg. Gareau, Katherine You ' re kidding Rallies Housewife Gavlick, Patricia Kjn, darn it all Bermuda Day Shoe-salesman Godfrey, Joseph Keep Smiles Graduation Confirmed Bachelor Gohring, Rita You ' re just too sweet Looking like a peeled onion going to class Hospital Kitchen Gordon, Ann Be calm Getting sentence correct in Manager of Gordon Sock Co. Spanish Gower, Lawrence Good Grief Mr. Israel ' s English Classes Professional band leader Graveline, Ronald Is that right Graduation Accordion instructor Grocki, Carol Diane, when are we going to P. C? Making majorettes Beat artist Oromaua, iiileen Secretary Gurn, Dennis Are you kidding ? Going to Tech Tourney Owner of Gus ' Grill Grossi, Thomas Hey, fella! Six week vacation with pay Driver ' s Ed. teacher at A.H.S. Gustavson, Donald Eh, What ' s up doc? Everybody at 2:00 Ambassador to Germany Haberek, JoAnn Be good! Senior Prom with the Baron Posture expert Hamilton, Gordon Graduation First pilot to moon Hampton, Alden Ma, I ' m sick this morning 2:00 America ' s best-dressed man Hannan, Patricia Where ' s Deb? Sub-cheering at New Bedford House mother of fraternity Voke and North Attleboro bas- ketball games Heagney, Patricia I want a pickle Making ammonia in Chem. Junior partner at London ' s 1 19 Class Prophecy NAME Hebert, Annette Houde, Joseph Houde, Stephen Houde, W illiam Hunt, Joanne Hyland, Suzanne Ingalls, Anne Ir ini!. James Ir a, Jean Jacques, Margaret Jacques, Donald Johnson, Sally Jones, Michaele Kane, Karen Keeler, Sharon Kinp. Douglas KiPL-, Eli ' iheth Ko. ' :. l. i:ilL-cn Lahc. ;c, Joyce Ladabauche, Alfred LaFontaine. Carol L.iliberte, David L,int;e, Donald Lapierre, Carol Lavell. Patricia Lavine, Lester Leaden, John Leger, Clarence Leonard, Lester Levesque, Diana Libby, Janice Lojeck, Sheila Lumbra, Germanine Lussier, Robert McAuley. Charlotte McCarthy. William McSally, James Mackinlay, Stella Mavwell, Anne Menard, Janet Mendes, Donna Mercier, Norman Merriss, Hugh Metzger. Carol Miguel, Barbara Minor, William Mis. Richard FAVORITE SAYING Jeepers Creepers Crimminy Crow Good Grief Hi, you guys ! The way I figure it But Mr. Conley, I did do the experiment Did your mother tell you that you could say that? You ' re kidding Holy Hannah! Son of a gun ! You know what I mean You ain ' t wrong What? That ' s not fair Oh, almost Hello, Honey What did you say? Does anybody have anything to eat? For Pete ' s Sake! Lois, you ' ve got to help me Hi, Sweets What have you got ? How is you today? I got a letter today ! I ' ve found it! I don ' t know Why not? Don ' t get any on ya! Definitely Oh I I wish it were Friday You, banana! Good morning! Holy mackerel! Wicked funny! Is it too hot back there, Don? That could be true ! Are you for real ! Is that so! Hey! Same difference Huh! I ' m starred! I can ' t go; I ' m not seventeen! Are you some kind of a nut? Don ' t do it now if it can be put off till later MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT First High Honor Roll Card at A.H.S. National Honor Society Induc- tion First Durfee game of ' 62 Football games Running out of gas on the way to band practice Getting caught with shoes off in class When A.H.S. hit 100 points Day he got a B in English Paying class dues — finally New Year ' s day of ' 61 Arguing with Mr. Spriggs Beating Fairhaven at Tech. When the soccer team won a game Surprise Christmas party for per. 6 1961 Prom 2:00 First dance with Johnny Bermuda Day Getting A in biology Being elected class treasurer Mr. Hall ' s physics classes Beating Durfee at the Armory Being in Mr. Cooper ' s home- room and classes Wearing cheerleader ' s uniform at Fairhaven game 7:59 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Getting a hit my first time up as a sophomore Twisting in Home Ec. Being locked in Home Ec. closet First day at A.H.S. Waiting for buses that never came Variety Show with Mr. Ander- son Being a sophomore Art Class Initiation into the Q club Getting bow for Tri-Y Durfee game Thanksgiving football rally of 1960 Chosen as a cheerleader Durfee Game which ended in a win for A.H.S. When I put my hand through window of a third floor door. Sneaking out of school to see President Kennedy 6th period, junior year, room 102 Durfee-Attleboro game in junior year Variety Show PROPHECY A.H.S. Human phonograph Brainwasher Twist teacher Greatest hunter West of the Ten Mile River Congresswoman Owner of Studebaker plant Model for tall girls ' clothes Pres. of essentials at F.N. Bank Top-rate teacher Editor of E ear Peggy love- lorn column Hayride operator Professional gambler Olympic swimmer First woman in the Boston Cel- tics A rabbit tamer An arsonist Simplicity pattern designer A model housewife Winner cf ' 63 Shorthand Con- test Peach-shaver Treasurer of U. S. State Manager French interpreter Seller of tortillas in Acapulco A ring-leader at Sweden ' s Future Macbeth M C of It Cculd Be You. Future Killer Kowalski Assistant bookkeeping teacher at A.H.S. Replacement for Mr. Gannon A soda-jerk Future star of Ice Capades Home economist Replacement for Van Cliburn Ski instructor at Diamond Hill Prof, at R.I. School of Design One of the world ' s best dressed men Head nurse in a male clinic Stenographer A nice addition to any office Fred Astaire ' s new dancing part- ner Motel manager Rum-runner for the South A professional stock car racer Writer of a gossip column Kruschchev ' s second Replacement for Houdini 120 and Questionnaire NAME Moksu, Alan Moore, Charles Moresco, Rena Morin, Naomi Morin, David Moxham, Frederick Nadeau, Nanq Newkirk, Constance Nunes, Arthur Nunes, Donna O ' Boyle, William O ' Donnell, Vincent Ogilvie, David O ' Neill, Robert O ' Neil, Suzanne Osiensky, David Faille, Eleanor Paquin, Harold Paradis, David Paradis, Jeanne Parker, Cheryl Paul, Lynn Pelletier, Pamela Pelletier, Paul Phillips, Joan Pickart, Ursula Pierce, Sherrill Pike, Charles Pimental, William Pinder, Richard Pineo, Emery Plarite, Carole Poholek, Albert Proia, Rocco Quimby, Alan Randall, Joan Raposa, Corinne Reeves, Roger Richardson, Bruce Rocha, Matilda Rogers, John Rogers, Margaret Rounseville, Serena Roy, Doris Roy, Nelson Sanders, Sally Savolainen, Eric Schneider, Aloma Seidel, Sandra Seyboth, Judith Sharpe, Bradford Sheehy, Deborah FAVORITE SAYING Let ' s go swimming! Is that right? Oh, darn it! Did you see him? Are you kiddin ' me? Woo, Woo, Woo! I wonder how they do that Good Grief Mike talk Oh, Rats-a-Frats ! What ' s new? I give up Hi, doll How about that? Oh, sugar! Wanna join the Reserves? Are you kidding Hey, you! You must be kidding Oh, well There ' s no bones in ice-cream Ho-o-o-ld Everysin ple-e-ze Oh, Great! Coast is Clear Come on, let ' s twist That ' s poor How bad is that ? Oh yar! What— Me Worry? You can miss ' em all Questio quid juris Gad! It ' s a waste No, not another one Hi How ' bout that! Oh, I goofed that up It ' s possible, but more likely feasible Watch it, you dirty packalomus ! Mary Ann, do you have a quarter I can borrow? Ya know Oh, for Pete ' s sake Wanna learn to jump? Oh, brother! So what ' s now?? Drives me up a wall Prithee, peace ! Why, for the love of Pete Don ' t speak to me Is that right ! Are you for real ? Gosh ! What am I going to do now ! MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Day I found the elevator Thanksgiving football games Entering A.H.S. as a senior The lunch bell Starting for A.H.S. in my senior year Sophomore bomb scare Graduation National Honor Society Induc- tion Playing in first Thanksgiving game Bermuda Day 6th period study Junior year Beating Durfee in football and basketball First day at A.H.S. Period 3 English Bermuda Day Graduation Bermuda Day First day at A.H.S. His long vacation First day at A.H.S. Mr. Israel ' s English class Wearing two different knee socks to school National Honor Society Falling through lab door Senior Reception ' 61 Majorette Coyle Game First day at A.H.S. First Session Trying to sell elevator tickets Finding elevator ' 61 Reception Wearing old ties in junior year First period chem. class Graduation Class day I960 Student teaching Graduation Graduation day Mr. Brigham ' s Art classes Graduation I960 Senior Prom 2:00 each afternoon Bermuda Day First A.H.S. Rally Goofing up during cheering try-outs Great blizzards in 310 Bermuda Day Trying to cook in cooking classes May of 1961 Junior year, fifth period Chosen as a cheerleader PROPHECY First man to swim the Ten- Mile River, non-stop! Garage mechanic Model for tall girls ' clothes ' Hairdresser for Walt Ambassador between America and Russia Author of How to Pass With- out Doing Homework Efficient worker U.N. interpreter Submarine watcher at Riverside Drive Hairdresser Nobel prize winner for English President of U.S.A. Lady-killer Future baseball star A very good hairdresser Chief mechanic Quiet housewife Nice husband Grape crusher in wine factory Jackie Kennedy ' s dress designer Beatnik beachcomber Vogue Model for beautiful eyes Newest addition to the Rockettes Super Mechanic Hairdresser ' s Model A Vogue hairstylist Advertisement for Ipana tooth- paste Not a mountain climber Replacement for Edward R Murrow Sound effects man at NBC Swim coach at A.H.S. Replacement for Killer Kowalski Driver at Indianapolis Gum drop sampler Cashier at Jack Harry Professional soda jerk An elocution teacher Comedian on the Ed Sullivan Shew A friend to everyone Pres. of Bachelors ' Association Winner of the Talking Mar.i- thon First woman to land on the moon by parachute Khruschev ' s private secretary Racer at Indianapolis House mother in a men ' s dormi- tory Space Cadet Hoola-Hoop tester A gym instructor A pharmacist A barber President of the MBBA 121 Class Prophecy NAME Shelton. Cheryl Shevchuk, George Sienko, Mar) ' Ann Simoneau, Edith Simonsen, Helle Smith, Donna Smith, Eugene Smith, Janice Smith, Leland Smith, Richard Smith, Susan Soares, Stephen Sproul, Joseph Stelmack, Jean Stevens, Patricia Stewart. Linda Straight. Elaine Swanson, David Thibeault, Cynthia Thibert, Alice Thomae, Christopher Tingley, Linda Todd, Norman Touzin, Janice Towle, Robert Travers, Mary Trevttt, Nancys Trotter, Kenneth Turner, John Vachon, Gerard Vassar, Elaine Vaughn, Sandra Videto, Nancy VC ' alsh, Susan Walton, Newell Ward, William VC ' atson, Alden Webb, Catherine Weiss, Evelyn Welch, Michaele Welton, Cheryl White, Karen Williams, Michael Wilson, Katherine Worthington, Betie Wright, Roberta Yates, Roberta FAVORITE SAYING Hey Donna, how was Chem today? Yeah, but— Hey, Tilly, Whats new? Isn ' t that jazzy! Oh, for pete sake! Beautiful! I ' ll do better next year How ' bout that! Don ' t let the pigeons get oha! Don ' t mess with the big guys! Are you kidding me? Holy moley, turn around let ' s see your problem Never happen! Shoot ! I got a letter from Dave today ! I know- Swell ! Imagine that! Think nothing of it I can ' t do it Greetings Stupid ! Stupid I Stupid I What ' s new Oh! no Try doing it the right way Too much! Thank goodness! How about that! Unmentionable What do ya say? Not a chance Bills! Bills! Bills! Oh, he ' s fine! Are you for real? That ' s not my fault! Did we have any law home- work? Hi, pepole I don ' t know Oh, no! Right! What a drag! Really! How bad is that? Ray and I are not going to fight anymore ! Know any gossip? I don ' t know Guess what! MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Chosen Emily Post Follower Graduation Mr. Brigham ' s Art Class Bermuda Day, junior year Graduation Talking over problems with Tecia Graduation Graduation Graduation Bermuda Day Dissecting frogs with Mr. Coop- er A certain spirited morning My hectic senior year Passing French I My whole wild sophomore year Getting all good marks on my report card Getting an 8 in my Algebra mid-year Making honorable mention for the first time at A.H.S. First day at A.H.S. when I got lost Becoming a Senior Winning first prize at 1960 ' s Science Fair My first day at A.H.S. First day at A.H.S. At. A.H.S. when Beaner first said hi to me Graduation Senior Prom Entering Attleboro High School Graduation Graduation Being elected as president of the senior class Graduation Talking to a certain cute junior after 2nd period Tech Tourney rallies First football rally, 1961 Missing the Thanksgiving game with North Leaving at 2:00 p. m. Meeting Somer ' ille at Tech Tourney in ' 60 Lunch bell Chosen head cheerleader Chosen cheerleader Looking for elevators in Sopho- more year. Sophomore year Participation in and rehearsals for the football rallies The day I became a senior 2:00 bell Getting out Graduation PROPHECY Susie Parker ' s replacement A builder of red bridges. A seller of pierced earrings Secretary to Bob Kennedy An artist Another bride who will support the canning factory A foreign agent A seamstress Norman Rockwell ' s replacement The commander of all forces Mule-drive on the Erie Canal Model for Toni home perma- nent Singer on the Tennessee Ernie Ford Show A librarian A starr ' -eyed bride The Queen of England ' s press secretary A broncho-buster A jockey Manufacturer of H202 A French Teacher Editor of Encyclopedia Britannica Dress-Maker Manufacturer of giant ice cream cones Seller of famous autographs Mad scientist Owner of the Peppermint Lounge A wife A professional racer Stand-in for Bob Hope Mr. America Cute little housewife Tile floor wrecker A mother of five red heads Professional sleep-walker Filibusterer Public-speaking teacher at A.H.S. Electrician Mr. Abram ' s assistant Head cheerleader for Harvard Dental nurse to Dr. Painless Pull ' em Yanker Manufacturer of boys ' ring Miss America Assistant to the Mayor A star-gazer A Bookie A great orator Head nurse at Roger Williams 122 Class Abbott, Diane Aguiar, Richard Ainsworth, Donald Andrews, Anthony Aspinall, James Athanas, Dale Balser, Jeremiah Barac, Stanley Barber, Sarajane Barr, Linda Baxendale, Leonard Bender, Sheryl Benschneider, Alice Berg, Carol Bianch, Steven Bishop, Robert Bisier, Tecla Blackburn, John Blackburn, Roberta Blackler, Gordon Bleasdale, Barbara Bliss, Gerald Bodemer, Bruce Bonin, Jean Boyd, Sara Bragg, Edith Brennan, Kenneth Briggs, Barbara Bri ggs, Lucinda Brin, Charles Brockway, Harold My desk in Shorthand II Two dabs of Brylcream for Mr. Israel $250,000 worth of greasy machinery ' to anyone who wants it A pair of size 12 shoes to Feets McKenna Girls who talk baby talk Empty shot gun shells to Mat Nolin A can of moustache wax to a teacher 6th Period lobby duty to anyone who can do homework in it The Army to Miss Rosen Lunch table to anyone who wants it Curls to Mr. Anderson Place in Mr. Israel ' s class to a deserv- ing Junior The ccx)kie crumbs in the Honor Society room Mr. Israels NO, NO, NO! All the presidents from 1889 on Just plain leaves still confused Seat in Mr. Haggerty ' s class to any- one who wants it One peanut Baton and whistle with luck to the next head majorette A French book to be burned First period front desk to anyone who can study with distractions Leaves for the of the school Football Cadillac to anyone with a license Leaves A.H.S. in a wreck Sun lamp to anyone crazy enough to use it Leaves — still bashful Name written on all walls at A.H.S. Law book to anyone who can under- stand it Absent-mindedness to a future senior Leaves a box of pink kleenex to a certain English teacher My messy little locker to some under- classman Brcxleur, Gerald Brodeur, Joyce Brousseau, Joseph Brown, Philip Bungard, Nathalie Burke, Karen Calandrella, Francis Cameron, David Carpenter, Thomas Carson, Penelope Carvalho, Barbara Cathcart, Anne Catudal, David Charette, Arlene Charlebois, Robert Comtois, Robert Conroy, Michael Coren, Steven Correia, Humbert Cossar, Carol Costa, Richard Costine, Carolyn Coutu, Mary Craik, James Craik, Margaret Croteau, Carol Croteau, Jean Curtis, Priscilla Leaves the teachers who wish he could stay A bar of soap to Mr. Brigham for his future art classes A pail and sponge to a future foot- ball manager Leaves the guidance office The ability to beat the 8:05 bell by one second Latin translation hook to Judy Leaves contributions to English class to future students of Mr. Israel The hair on my chest The pair of socks I wore all football season Leaves Mr. Goding a slightly shaken chem. lab. Study hall in the art room My blush very gladly to my sister Sue A set of barbells to my grandma My four classes with Miss Rosen to a lucky junior Leave my gym trunks to the junior class Locker No. 10 to Russ Byrnes Leaves seat in Mrs. Spriggs ' geome- try to anyone who doesn ' t like geometry Hairy chest to inspire future swim- mers All his broken tool bits to Robert Jalbert Her sten. pad to any Sophomore to pass notes A piece of gum to a male teacher to take care of his pizza problem Front row seat in Mr. Abram ' s class to any quiet junior Many happy memories His parking space outside school A, seat in session hall to Dean Hy- land Huge Icxker to anyone who can fit his coat in it Contact lenses to any near-sighted junior who can find them A new suit to Mr. A. 126 Davis, Allan DeLage, Robert Demarais, Paul Denham, Lois Derosier, Richard Deshetres, Linda Dohring, Priscilla Driscoll, Mary Ann Dunlap, James Duphily, Alice Dussault, Robert Edgecomb, Charlotte Erwin, Nancy Fanning, Karen Fedelia, Roger Fernandes, Paul Fielding, Earl Fischer, Linda Fisk, Richard Ford, Richard Forget, Lionel Fortin, Janet Frenier, Carol Frietas, Beverly Gaboriault, Louis Gagnon, Geraldine Galligan, Howard Gareau, Camile Gareau, Katherine Gavlick, Patricia Godfrey, Joseph Gohring, Rita Gordon, Ann Nothing, because no one will be in the high school to receive it My place in line in the cafeteria His feet to Sandy so she won ' t get tired walking around French dictionaries A blank roll of film — the ones that didn ' t come out Mr. Anderson a razor blade 4th Period home ec. seat to anyone who likes to sew All Bibeault ' s candy cones to Mr. Haggerty Athletic ability to all who follow Small locker on balcony to a deserv- ing Sophomore Feet to younger Joe Smile to a junior girl Books to future students to use more than she did period 5 guidance duty to a lucky junior Leaves the school His desk My spats Complaining to Mr. Israel to a junior Inkless pens and leadless pencils Purple necktie to Mr. Anderson Seat belts to Mr. Israel Ringless bells in room 311 Chem. book to an underclassman Gab sessions before school Leaves his brother One pair of old toe shoes His Clem Kaddlehoppers Many ripped Reader ' s Digests Place in front of the mirror Needle and thread to a junior boy The hot lunches Study in art room to anyone who wants good posture Bad marks to any junior who will take them Gower, Lawrence Graveline, Ronald Grocki, Carol Gromada, Eileen Grossi, Thomas Gurn, Dennis Gustavson, Donald Haberek, JoAnn Hamilton, Gordon Hampton, Alden Hannan, Patricia Heagney, Patricia Hebert, Annette Houde, Joseph Houde, Stephen Houde, William Hunt, Joanne Hyland, Suzanne Ingalls, Anne Irving, James Irza, Jean Isabelle, Diane Jacques, Margaret Jacques, Donald Johnson, Sally Jones, Michaele Kane, Karen Keeler, Sherrie King, Douglas King, Elizabeth A broken down piano Leaves a junior girl standing alone after lunch Can of Comet to Mr. Scaturro for room 111 Pocketbook to a girl who needs room Looking for a crash helmet High school to junior high students Old worn-out gym shoes Mr. Haggerty ' s 6th period English class A ball of string for future physics classes Excess blubber to skinny underclass- men Co-editorship of Tattletale to her sister Kathy Chem apron and broken tests tubes Worries and nerves to underclassmen Seven clubs and seven majors to Ralph Schlenker Choir presidency to Ed Vaslet Dirty basketball uniforms to Bob Kingman Three broken pairs of drumsticks and two untuned tympanies The teachers ' meeting All high seats to long-legged students Problem of keeping the band trumpet section in tune Place in guidance office to another confused character Old clothes to a certain junior girl Locker 226 to anyone who wants a hot lunch Dirty coveralls to Jerry Proulx The Bombardier to the Soph, and Juniors to keep publishing His name on all his b6oks Chem. class to anyone who wants to be bored Place in choir to another early riser Delicious cafeteria lunches Grand disposition to anyone with a poor one 127 Class Koziol, Eileen L.-.hcrjc, Joyce Ladabauche, Alfred LaFontaine, Carol Laliberte, David Lange, Donald Lapierre, Carol Lavell, Patricia Lavine, Lester Leaden, John Leger, Clarence Leonard, Lester Levesque, Diana Libby, Janice Jojeck, Sheila Lumbra, Germaine Lussier, Robert McAuley, Charlotte McCarthy, William McSally, James Mackinlay, Stella Maxwell, Anne Menard, Janet Mendes, Donna Mercier, Norman Merriss, Hugh Metzger, Carol Miguel, Barbara Minor, William Mis, Richard Moksu, Alan Moore, Charles Moresco, Rena Morin, Naomi Morin, David Guidance chair to the next lucky junior Shorthand speed to an underclassman All C ' s in three years of French Front seat in Adv. math to a talka- tive junior Track shoes to Mr. O ' Leary Foul shooting ability A average in Spanish I to anyone who attempts the language Mimi still writing letters to the A. F. boy A quarter to Judy Money Books Teachers and books All his good looks Leaves unpleasant thoughts behind Mrs. MacDonald lonely Lopsided chem. desk to junior Dress hems to anyone who wants to shorten them One badly used locker with Judy Sebeth Art classes with Mr. Brigham Bookkeeping book behind Black bow to a capable junior Seat in English to brother Red hair Smile to Janie Worrall English crib sheet to Sue Johnson Peace and quiet Chewed-up pen to Mr. Kelly Mr. Anderson ' s grammar Traffic lights at the corners U. S. History to anyone who can handle it easier Instant water for the chem. lab. A well-used seat near the window Luck and happiness to all under- classmen Her apron from Bobby ' s to Ray Bob Kingman football shirt number 66 Moxham, Frederick Nadeau, Nancy Newkirk, Constance Nunes, Arthur Nunes, Donna O ' Boyle, William O ' Donnell, Vincent Ogilvie, David O ' Neill, Robert O ' Neill, Suzanne Osiensky, David Paille, Eleanor Paquin, Harold Paradis, David Paradis, Jeanne Parker, Cheryl Paul, Lynn Pelletier, Pamela Pelletier, Paul Phillips, Joan Pickart, Ursula Pierce, Sherrill Pike, Charles Pimental, William Pinder, Richard Pineo, Emery Plante, Carol Pierini, Ann J. Pohoiek, Albert Proia, Rocco Quimby, Alan Randall, Joan Keys to boiler toom to a Sophomore Job in the cafeteria Book How to use Logarithms to Mr. Coding One mole hole New sink for Mr. Brigham ' s art classes Working on his car Feets McKenna the long walk home English books to M. Fournier Lost English book to Mr. Kelly A new mirror to the Juniors Slowly driving to Nikita Seat in Mr. Anderson ' s English class to her cousin Mr. Gallager ' s General Math II class My autograph engraved on the walls of A.H.S. Still trying to get class dues from homeroom 106 Being late to choir to a lazy under- classman Empty cans of hair spray Baton for majorettes who forget theirs at home Wall outside 107 to James St. Germaine Hair styles to anyone with patience and understanding Suspenders to the next majorette that wears her uniform Place in Tri-Y to a deserving junior Books and pencils Seat at lunch to Laban O ' Brien Radiator in English class Anthology of J. Edwin Conley ' s jokes Locker of old shoes to anyone who can fit into them Clothes at the hospital His brother Good times of Seniors to the next Seniors Rallies to underclassmen English books 128 mi Raposa, Corinne Reeves, Roger Richardson, Bruce Rocha, Matilda Rogers, John Rogers, Margaret Rounseville, Serena Roy, Doris Roy, Nelson Sanders, Sally Savolainen, Eric Schneider, Aloma Seidel, Sandra Seybeth, Judy Sharpe, Bradford Sheehy, Deborah Shelton, Cheryl Shevchuk, George Sienko, Mary Ann Simoneau, Edith Simonsen, Helle Smith, Donna Smith, Eugene Smith, Janice Smith, Leland Smith, Richard Smith, Susan Scares, Stephen Sproul, Joseph Stelmack, Jean Stevens, Patricia Chem. apron for someone who for- gets his Library passes to Wally Baker Leaves for good! Leaves knowing she graduated Chem. books to anyone who wants them Most talkative superlative to a de- serving junior Slightly torn parachute to the first teacher to jump Seat in Miss Rosen ' s class to any- one who wants it Elmer ' s glue to the shop classes Her seat at the lunch table to the sandwich stealers Gallons of pure, clean chlorinated water Chairs and desks that snag nylons to anyone Anything that will help Pat Mars- land in any way Neat locker she shared with Char- lotte McAuley Place in lunch line to a new Sopho- more Co-editorship of the Tattletale to any Senior who doesn ' t like to sleep!!! Leaves for modeling school reading Emily Post and Basis Psychology Basketball shirt no. 22 to a varsity starter Heavy books to underclassman, Betty Attendance-collecting job period 3 to Lauren Phillips Books Mr. Anderson ' s ties Name in all books Peace and quiet to Mr. Brigham and Miss Marino Leaves this time — he hopes! Sophomore girls heart-broken Boarding a plane for Lake Erie Wig to Yul Brynner His mother-in-law Cookie crumbs in room 201 Bracelet in register Stewart, Linda Straight, Elaine Swanson, Dave Thibeault, Cynthia Thibert, Alice Thomae, Christopher Tingley, Linda Todd, Norman Touzin, Janice Towle, Robert Travers, Mary Ellen Trevett, Nancy Trotter, Kenneth Turner, John Vachon, Gerard Vassar, Elaine Vaugn, Sandra Videto, Nancy Walsh, Susan Walton, Newill Ward, William Watson, Alsen Webb, Catherine Welch, Michaele Welton, Cheryl White, Karen Williams, Michael Wilson, Katherine Worthington, Bette Knight, Robert Yates, Roberta Good health to sick class of ' 63 Note-passing habit to juniors in rm. 209 All his mistakes Flirting with Soph, to any junior Dirty apron to a Soph, who can clean it Mr. Cooper ' s biology classes regret- fully Her forgetfulness Seat in English Honor Society room Physics and chem. labs, in a mess Seat ' in Mr. Anderson ' s 1st period English class Her English average All his books Used books to a lucky underclassman First floor door to a future senior president Dirty dishes in home ec. to under- classmen Front seat in Mr. Kelly ' s English class to a senior Doing homework at the last minute to others who don ' t know better All illegal library passes About 250 accumulated tardy slips His estate School newspaper and beat up book covers Gym lockers One jet broom Trade school sophomore to any junior flirt History notes to anyone who can read Mongolian A. box of pink kleenex to Mr. Israel hoping he will recover from chalk fallout Her book How to Be a Pest in Homeroom Art work to Mr. Brigham Seat in Mr. Durkin ' s Law class to Jim Brannigan Wastebasket full of old books 129 eight is the task when many share the toil. Senior Prom I could have danced all night Why so serious? Nice Material The faculty takes it easy. W 1.3 1 4 Is everybody happy? Time out for refreshments farewell Our working world at A.H.S. has come to an end. What we have learned and accomplished here will help guide us into another working world which is just beginning. We, the co-editors of the 1962 Tattletale, hope that this yearbook will bring back not some, but many of the memories which we have shared in our three years at A.H.S. We would like to thank all of you who made the yearbook possible, especially our advisor, Mrs. Turner. May we wish you success and happiness in whatever you do in the future. Pat and Debbie 134 Compliments of L. G. BALFOL-R COMPANY M C tisementS — Zhey Helped Make the yearbook Possible PHOTO BY FRANK ADAMS ALAN R. SEMPLE General Contractors Custom Built Homes 32 WINTHROP DRIVE Attleboro Massachusetts LEAVENS MANUFACTURING CO., INC. High School and College Rings Prom Favors and Awards SUMMER STREET Attleboro Massachusetts IDC. ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Men ' s Jewelry, Leather and Other Accessories Compliments of ATTLEBORO DAILY SUN Compliments of J. T. HEALY SON INC. AHLEBORO MASS. Designers and Manufacturers of Distinctive Jewelry Findings and Tubu}ar Products. ATTLEBORO ROOFING CO. 132 Union Street Attleboro, Massachusetts FYR-FYTER (Fire) (Fighter) Sales and Service FIRE EXTINGUISHERS (All Types and Sizes) 424 THACHER STREET ATTLEBORO MASS. Compliments of ANTAYA BROS. Jewelers 53 Falmouth Street Attleboro Massachusetts Compliments of SWANTON ' S EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE 127 LINDSEY STREET Attleboro Mass. Compliments of GENE COSTA TV and Appliance Co. 5 PARK STREET Attleboro Compliments of H. L. CAPRON AND SON WRAY C. CONRO Real Estate and Insurance 8 North Main Street Attleboro, Mass. TEL CA 2-1264 REEVES COMPANY INC. 225 BROOK STREET Attleboro Massachusetts What a romance! The awful truth ALBERTS CLEANERS ' In by 10— Out by 5 35 South Main Street ATTLEBORO Pick-Up and Delivery Service Compliments of WILLOW TREE POULTRY FARM Compliments of WELLS MANUFACTURING CO. 47 COUNTY STREET At+leboro Massachusetts Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1962 DYER-MARTIN DRIVING SCHOOL 319 THACHER STREET Attleboro Massachusetts HORACE B. GOWEN Realtor First National Bank BIdg. Park Street ATTLEBORO KNOBBY KRAFTERS 200 North Main Street A+tleboro, Massachusetts FIRESTONE STORES 35 COUNTY STREET Attleboro Massachusetts GRANT ' S, INC. Stationery School Supplies 6 South Main Street ATTLEBORO BRISTOL FARMS ROUTE 123 Chartley Massachusetts In A+tleboro . . . It ' s SILLMAN ' S for Shoes PARK STREET A+tleboro BUSTER CRAFFORD Your Chevrolet Dealer 64 PLEASANT STREET Attleboro Massachusetts Connpliments of HELEN ' S CARD SHOP 28 PARK STREET Attleboro OSCAR ' S WATCH SHOP 21 PARK STREET Attleboro Massachusetts HAZEL E. 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INC. 62 WATER STREET Attleboro, Massachusetts FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Attleboro 27 PARK STREET Attleboro Massachusetts PLASTIC CRAFT NOVELTY CO. 12 DUNHAM STREET Attleboro, Massachusetts THE MASON BOX COMPANY ATTLEBORO FALLS MASSACHUSETTS SWEET MANUFACTURING CO. 48 DUNHAM STREET Attleboro, Massachusetts nmy, Denny, and Porky Compliments of BLAIS ATLANTIC STATION PINE STREET Attleboro Mass. DUNHAM LUMBER CO. INC. 20 Benefit Street Attleboro CA 2-0698 Compliments of BROCKTON-TAUNTON GAS CO. PARK STREET Attleboro Massachusetts ENGELHARD INDUSTRIES Makepeace Division DUNHAM STREET Attleboro Massachusetts Compliments of MARIE ROBINSON INSURANCE 7 PARK STREET Attleboro Hi-Schoolers! You ' ll Be a Stand-Out in Your Class With Junior Wear From LAURE SHOPPE 3 Park Street Attleboro WALTON AND LONSBURY A+tleboro, Massachusetts Compliments of M. F. ASHLEY CO, INC. Lumber Since 1905 75 HOLMAN STREET Attleboro Massachusetts CAREY BROTHERS High Quality Engraving 50 MAYNARD STREET Attleboro Massachusetts URSON TOOL AND STAMPING CO, INC. OLIVE STREET Attleboro Massachusetts Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1962 MILADY ' S 2 PARK STREET Attleboro Compliments of ATTLEBORO K I WAN IS CLUB THE ELCO CO. 3 COUNTY STREET At+leboro Massachusetts BOBBY ' S RESTAURANT ' For Dinner or Snacks 9 BANK STREET Attleboro Massachusetts Compliments of SEARS BURNER SERVICE 97 PARK STREET Attleboro Massachusetts HARRY J. BOARDMAN INSURANCE 595 Washington Street South Attleboro Mass. ROSS-SIMONS, INC. of Attleboro 40 South Main Street Attleboro Massachusetts Compliments of NORTON ANGELL ATTLEBORO NEWS CO. 62 EDDY STREET Attleboro Massachusetts Complrmen+s of SMITH ' S TEXACO SERVICE 544 Central Avenue Seekonk, Mass. Compliments of Z. F. GUILLET 591 2 Park St. Attleboro, Massachusetts insurance of All Kinds Compliments of BERGERON ENGRAVING CO., INC. Duco — Enameling — Engraving 4 DUNHAM STREET Attleboro Massachusetts Compliments of ATTLEBORO ELECTROPLATING 94 COUNTY STREET Attleboro Massachusetts FINBERG MANUFACTURING 140 Park Street Attleboro CHARLES THOMAE AND SON, INC. 15 MAYNARD STREET At+leboro, Massachusetts FLOWERS BY BARBLOM MAPLE STREET AHleboro, Massachusetts ALLAN A. GROSS, INC. Plumbing and Heating 9 MAYNARD STREET Attleboro Massachusetts • Cadillac • Buick • Pontiac • Special • Tempest All at ANSON MOTORS ATTLEBORO BRISTOL TRAVEL AGENCY Attleboro Massachusetts Compliments of BROCHU SIGN CO. Displays of All Types 408 South Main Street Attleboro Massachusetts Compliments of FLYNN ' S HARDWARE 13-17 Bank Street AHLEBO RO M ASS ACH USETTS H. K. AND O. P. RICHARDSON INSURANCE CO. 200 Bates Building Atileboro Another party NATIONAL FENCE COMPANY 714 South Washington Street NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. MORSE SAND AND GRAVEL CO. Attleboro Massachusetts ROBERT SLATER CATERER 72 Holman Street Attleboro, Massachusetts THOMPSON CHEMICAL HEBRONVILLE PLANT PATRICK J. DUFFY FUNERAL HOME 20 PECK STREET Attleboro Massachusetts HANK ' S CLEANSING SHOP At+leboro ' s First Cleansing Plant 319 Thacher Street Attleboro Massachusetts CA 2-2023 THE PUNT PATCH Florists and Antique Shop 749 THACHER STREET Attleboro, Mass. -ARD COAL CO.. INC. Domestic and Commercial Heating Fuels Installers of the Finest in Modern Heating Systems ASHLEY DRUGS INC. 57 PARK STREET At+leboro Massachusetts Compliments of K. F. BASSLER CO. Quality Tools and Metals 18 MILL STREET Attleboro Mass. Compliments of E. I. PERRY, INC. Men ' s Clothing BATES SHOPPING CENTER PARK STREET Attleboro Massachusetts All the easier to play the piano COMPLIMENTS OF SALTZMAN ' S ATTLEBORO MASS. i PEARSON ' S BLANCHE A. CONLEY Jeweler ' s Brown ' s 3 North Main St. Attleboro Attleboro, Mass. TEL. CA 2-2280 ORA A. ANDREWS Insurance Protection BIBEAULT ' S PHARMACY of All Kinds A. M. Bibeault, Reg. Ph. Norton and 33 Park St. So. Af+Ieboro, Mass. Attleboro, Mass. T 1 L 1 elephones ATlas 5-4322 ' SOuthgate 1-7824 CREST CHEMICAL COMPANY MAKIt 3 1 283 Turner St. South Attleboro STYLE SALON 1 Mfrs. of Cresf-O-Lite Lacquers Cor. No. Main and Eliiabeth Sts. ! Industrial Detergents AHLEBORO, MASS. . i Coatings and Chemicals Marie Ouellet Tel. Attleboro 1 ii CA 2-2231 Don ' t be afraid Charl! Who ' s going first? BONNIE BAKERY 1 651 2 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO CAsTLF 2-l ' !68 RfTH T. TvCKER, Reg. Hurse TUCKER ' S NURSING HOME Convalescents, Aged and Invalids Male and Female — Family Atmosphere 111 So. Main Street Attleboro, Mass. ASTIN ENGRAVING SHOP 7 Park Street CAstle 2-0068 Ornamental Engravers BLYTHE PHARMACY South Attleboro PRESCRIPTIONS The Best of Brands at COUGH LIN ' S SHOE STORE Attleboro, Massachusetts CONL ON DONNELLY CO. 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WILLIS INSURANCE AGENCY 8 North Main Street Attleboro, Massachusetts 86 South Street Plainville, Massachusetts Compliments of LOCUST VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB A+tleboro, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 A FRIEND Compliments of E. . PERRY, INC. Men ' s Clothing Bates Shopping Center Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts PERRY ' S DAIRY 215 South Main Street Attleboro, Massachusetts S LET US DO YOUR GORDON MACKINNON 91 Park Street Attleboro, Mass. BROS. CO. iisro. 20 John Williams Street AHLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS THE HILSINGER CORPORATION Riverbank Road ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS 33 West Bacon Street PLAINVILLE MASSACHUSEHS ACME HEAT TREATING CO., INC. 287 Turner Street South Attleboro, Massachusetts SO 1-8001 P. W. SERVICE COMPANY 595 Washington Street South Attleboro, Massachusetts SO 1-6502 ANDERSON MOTORS Valiant Plymouth 80 Pleasant Street CA 2-2912 ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Roger DesVergnes Building Contractor CUSTOM HOMES OF QUALITY Stead Ave. Hebronville CA 2-4839 GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. School Supplies Pawtucket, R. L Woonsocket, R. I. Attleboro, Mass. RAY LARIVEE SON General Repairing Road Service — Piclc-Up and Delivery 1227 South Main Street Hebronville CA 2-2570 RAY PELLETIER Distributor of Royal Crown Nehi Beverages 855 South Main Street Attleboro CA 2-4997 So this Is whc you do at retreat! What time did you go to bed, Peg ' CHARLES E. WILLIS INSURANCE AGENCY 8 North Main Street Attleboro, Massachusetts 86 South Street Plainville, Massachusetts 1898 Atherton ' s Fine Furniture for Thrifty Homes Since 1898 BUDGET TERMS ATHERTON ' S Complete Home Furnishe 26-32 South Main Street At+leboro, Mass. 1962 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 A Friend LOCUST VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB RUDY VIDETTA— Pro. The Carriage House Attleboro, Massachusetts Compliments of ARTCRAFT CO., INC. Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY 15 Union Street Attleboro HOMER-ALDEN COMPANY Manufacturers of Canvas Cases, Packe+tes Bags and Rolls 10 Maple Avenue North At+leboro, Mass. ROCCO ' S BARBER SHOP 8 Union Street Attleboro, Massachusetts J. C. KERKHOFF CO. Wedding Invitations 2 Pine Street CA 2-4606 Attleboro Massachusetts BAUMGARTEL OIL SERVICE RALPH BAUMGARTEL. Proprietor Range and Fuel Oils Telephone CA 2-2147 CA 2-5743 22! Locust Street Attleboro, Mass. METALS CONTROLS INC. 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FOLEY FUNERAL HOME 120 South Main St. Attleboro Connplinnents of SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 42 PARK STREET Attleb oro Massachusetts MR. LESTER EPSTEIN, Manaqer ASTIN ENGRAVING SHOP 7 Park Street TEL. CA 2-0068 ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVERS 51 Two seconds befor curtain call! Compliments of AHLEBORO KEY CLUB HIGH SCHOOL 1 A Service Club Within the School STUDENT COUNCIL 1 Compliments of Attleboro Chapter 1 TRI-Y CLUB 1 ' NATIONAL 1 ATTLEBORO 1 HONOR SOCIETY HIGH SCHOOL PERLEY F. GILBERT ASSOCIATES, INC. Architects Engineers Designers Sun Building, Lowell, Massachusetts ESTABLISHED 1872 Architects of the New AHLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of ATTLEBORO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 8 NORTH MAIN STREET ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS W. H. RILEY SON, INC, COAL, COKE, AND OIL GENERAL ELECTRIC OIL FIRED HEATING EQUIPMENT Attleboro— CA 2-4455 North Attleboro— MY 5-9391 Tel. CA 2-1455 Res. CA 2-299! R LPH ZITO, Prop. 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