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Time goes, you say? Ah, no! Alas, Time stays, we go. WTLFTALE CIASS f 3(A I Cover Design by Holly Brousseau Foreword As we advance in life, we acquire a keener sense of the value of time. So it has been throughout our high school career. As we come closer to gradua- tion, we also come closer to the realization that the interests, talents, and, al)ove all. tlie knowledge which we have gained during our high school years are not the results of a minute, an hour, or a day of study. Rather, they are the products of a considerable amount of time — our three years at A.H.S., spent in the development of new ideals, new goals, and new knowl- edge. We are fully aware that with more time and experience will come further knowledge and understanding. We, the class of 1964, sincerely look foi- v ' ard to these new acquisitions of the f ;T FT-- EDITOIO STANDING, 1. to r.: Sue Cath- cart, Margaret Bragg of Liter- ary Staff; Carol Couture, Typ- ing Staff; Kathy Hannon, Adele Miller of Business Staff; Di- ane Lindstrom, Donna Tansey of Layout Staff. SEATED: Gretclien Lundgren, Senior Section; Janice Andrews, Nan- cy Schultheiss, Co-editors; Betty Simpson, Senior Section. PHOTOC.R PI1Y STAFF ART STAFF TYPING STAFF BACK ROW, 1. to r.: M. Dudovicz, S. Reetz, P. Sacchetti, J. Mathews, B. Fiske, G. Whitfield, J. Guimond, C. Phinney, D. Auger, R. Sousa, L. Bemdt, P. Smith. FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: M. Bragg, S. Cathcart, D. Cornell, M. Bussiere, D. Stott, D. Tansey, C. Flanagan, S. Carlson, E. Jasinski, S. LaPierre, P. Goulet, S. Gavlick, J. Leary, J. Audette. SENIOR SECTION BACK ROW, 1. to r.: S. Reetz, P. Long, H. Menard, J. Leary, F. Walker, M. Harrison, G. Gilroy, B. Kelley, S. Parkinson, C. Murray, E. Briggs, M. Varrieur, J. Erkkila, L. Bryant, B. Lindstrom, B. Piche, C. TuUy, C. Yeo. SECOND ROW. 1. to r.: R. Sousa, G. Whitfield, J. Carpenter, F. Worden, K. Keeler, J. Bednarski, P. Goulet, S. Gavlick, P. Gish, S. Carlson, P. Wendling, S. Roy, M. Bragg, D. Auger, D. Wood, S. Pinheiro. THIRD ROW, 1. to r.: J. Levis. K. Hannon. C. Cloutier, J. Day, R. Tedeman, C. Phinney, S. MuUins, D. McCann, A. Ouellet, H. Grau, S. Morse, S. LaPierre, G. Leedham. FOURTH ROW: J. Perry, J. Audette, D. Racicot. C. Krawiec, C. Fitton, B. Fletcher, P. Riley, K. Smith, J. Towle. FRONT ROW : Betty Simpson, Gretchen Lundgren. LAYOUT STAFF SPORTS STAFF L. to r.: C. Machado, R. Gariepy, D. Tansey, D. Lindstrom. BUSINESS STAFF TOP ROW, I. to r.: C. Hindley, N. Hannon, K. Redding. BOTTOM ROW: E. Brodeur, L. DeSantos, E. O ' Neil. BACK ROW, 1. to r.: R. Gariepy, B. Bleasdale, C. Peterson, P. Sacchetti, L. Coding, H. Bristow. SECOND ROW: B. Fletcher, C. Gagnon, J. Audette, J. Day, A. Miller, K. Hannan, D. Turner, B. Kelley, S. Cathcart, H. Grau, C. Phinney, C. Fitton, K. Smith, J. Bednarski, P. Goulet, F. Walker, Z. Laliberte, D. Stott, M. Varriar, M. Harrison, P. Wendling, J. Metzger A. Gross, K. Redding, E. O ' Neil, L. Hoy. FIRST ROW: M. Dudovicz, D. Cornell, J. Leary, H. Menard, G. Leedham, P. Riley, D. Racicot, J. Pinheiro. Superintendent I hope that your days at Attleboro High School will bring many happy memories to you in the years ahead. Good Luck to you in the face of all wind blowing. 4- T i 0 Principal To the Members of the Class of 1964: It is my sincere hope that your years at Attleboro High School have given you a firm foundation for the many years ahead. Our very best wishes to each and every member of the Class of 1% I. Sincerely, 10 MR. KELLEY— As our Vice Principal, Mr. Kelley is in charge of the public address system and supervises the disciplinary actions in the high school. He works closely with Mr. Joyce in the proper administration of school functions. MRS. TENNANT— Mrs. Tennant is a necessity for the smooth operation of Attleboro High School. She is in charge of the completion, organization, and filing of our school records. In Memoriam MRS. RITA WARREN The students and faculty of Attleboro High School were very much saddened this year by the passing of Mrs. Warren. We will al- ways remember her for her outstanding serv- ice and assistance to the students and to the school. As office secretary, she spent long hours in the performance of regular office duties and countless other tasks so vital to the proper functioning of the school. Her vibrant personality, dedicated service, and never-failing interest in every student will be long remembered. M MR. JAMES ZMUDSKY Mr. Zmudsky, the director of the guidance department, helps students to select a suitable college for future edu- Guidance Advice in the Present to Prepare for the Future MR. WILLIAM MADDEN Mr. Madden works mainly with underclassmen and helps many students find part-time and full-time jobs. MRS. ELIZABETH KELLEY Mrs. Kelley works with underclassmen, helping them to select proper courses suited to their abilities and interests. MRS. CATHERINE FEENEY -Mrs. Feeney is the indispensable and much appreciated ■-ecretary of this department. IH I ( TOR ABRAMS MR. JOSEPH ACUIAR Geography MISS BLANCHE ARZOOYAN MR. WALLACE BABIN Machine Shop MR. ARMAND BESSETTE MR. ORAZIO BIANCHI Enghsh Wood Shop MR. DAVID BOCHANOWSKI Commercial Art — Related MR. JOSEPH BONO Music MR. ROBERT BRAY Trade School Guidance MR. GEORGE BRIGGS EUectronics Shop MR. DONALD BRIGHAM Art MR. JAMES CASSIDY Boys ' Physical Education MR. ALFRED CENSORIO mr. RAYMOND CHARRON Metal Shop Boys ' Physical Education MR. WILLIAM CONLAN Social Studies MR. J. EDWIN CONLEY Physics m. HARRY COOPER Jiology MR. ALLAN CORKUM Commercial MR. THOMAS CUOCO German MRS. MARY UEAN Social Studies MISS WHILMA DESY French MR. MARTIN DURKIN Social Studies MISS LOUISE FITZGERALD English MR. PIERRE GAGNON English MR. FRANCIS GALLAGHER Mathematics MR. JOSEPH HAGAN English MISS FLORENCE HAGGERTY Social Studies MR. EUGENE HAGGERTY Social Studies MR. JOHN HEBDEN Automobile Shop 15 MR. RICHARD JOYCE Qininiercial MRS. MILDRED HOWE Comnu-rc i.al . rt Shop MR. CL.WTON HUNNEWELL Commercial MR. PAUL KELLY Public Speaking MISS KATHERINE KENNEY English MISS ANN LOMBARD Home Economics miss marylin McCaffrey Elnglish MR. WILLIAM McCONNELL Graphic Arts 16 MR. CHARLES RENONI Graphic Arts — Related MISS LINDA ROSEN Public Speaking MR. MICHAEL RUBY Physics MR. FRANK SCATURRO Mechanical Drawing 17 MR. RICHARD SILVA Musif MISS DYANNE SPATCHER Social Studies MR. FREDERICK SPECTOR Electronics — Related MR. ROGER SPRIGGS Social Studies MRS. THELMA SPRIGGS Mathematics MR. THEODORE THIBODEAU English MRS. ELIZABETH TRACEY Art MISS SHEILA TUNSTALL Girls ' Physical Education MRS. EDITH TURNER French MR. WILLIAM WESTON English MR. JOHN WILLEY Science MISS JEAN WINIK Girls ' Physical Educatic MRS. MIRIAM SALLEY Trade School Secretary 18 Left to right: B. Homer, E. Bandilli, H. McCarthy, J. Varone, L. Ryder, I. Martin, J. Barton, L. Vierra, F. Barrett, L. Pistolese, M. Uhlig, D. Bedard, L. Ryan. Custodians Left to right: C. Hayes, F. Mclnerney, W. Bienvenu, W. Corrigan, C. Fischback. 19 Activities A time for some things; A time for all things; A time for great things; A time for small things. 21 Student Council K. Keelcr, secretan ' , J. Horrocks, president, C. Gigliotti, vice-president, L. DeSantus. treasurer. SENIORS L. Piche, D. Mercier, J. Levis, R. Bajnoci, N. Schultlieiss, J. Andrews, W. Devine, F. Walker, R. Macomber. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: S. Snyder, J. Johnson, C. Clinton, T. Cantor. SECOND ROW: D. April, D. Ward, D. O ' Keefe. S. Shepard, G. Nemey, A. Zito. SOPHOMORES B. Lawrence, C. Smith, J. Johnson, R. Rovzar, J. Williams, L. Coleman. The purpose of the Student Council is to act as a liaison between the student body and the admin- istration. Its goals are the improvement of the reputation of Attleboro High School and the better- ment of our school and the student body. The Student Council annually presents the Victory Dance. Its members act as guides each day for visitors to our school. In April 1964, Attleboro High School ' s Student Council was host to the Spring convention of the area Student Councils. 22 National Honor Society Service is the aim of the National Honor Society. Under the guidance of Mr. Cooper, these 11 members of our class have managed the school store and the Variety Show, and have assisted at other social events. They were selected by a committee of faculty members and students on the basis of scholarship (87 average for Juniors and 85 average for Seniors), leadership, character, and service. 23 Tri-Y FIRST ROW. I. to r.: F. Worden, J. Levis, M. Schuliheiss, J. Carpenter, Kim Keeler, F. Walker, C. Gigviotti, G. Lundgren, N. Schultheiss. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: E. Simpson, C. Murray, C. Yeo, R. Tedeman, S. MuUins, J. Towie, J. Andrews, G. Raposa, A. Ouellet, P. Smith, D. Walker. TOP ROW, 1. to r.: J. Johnson. D. Johnson. C. Hales, D. McKenna, T. Cantor, D. Bajnoci. S. Synder, M. Gilson, K. Swenson, C. Clinton. Advisor: Miss Rosen. Key Club FIRST ROW. 1. to r.: A. Gross. F. Barlick. L. Hoy. C. Peterson. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: V. Soares, F. Poholek, R. Poholek, S. Remillard, R. Mclntyre, S. MacKinlay. THIRD ROW: D. Truedson, R. Gross, W. Gonsalves, W. Bleasdale, G. Paille, J. Johnson. D. Duffy, L. Palagi. Advisors Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Hunnewell. 24 Library Aides L. to r.: R. Kidd, R. Straight, J. Hamilton, R. Barrit, M. Truesdale, V. Pedro, D. St. Dennis, K. Young, G. Brin, Semple, G. Garecki, H. Grau. FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: J. Shockro, G. Bosh, C. Hindley, J. Mathews, J. Lewis, R. Kingman, K. Redding, W. Devine, P. Reiss, W. Bleasdale, R. Holoff. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: F. Ochsner, A. Foss, D. Bonvouloir, F. Barlick, J. Makareswicz, G. Woodbine, P. Sacchetti, R. Bouchard, R. Brown, W. Simons, R. Bajnoci, A. Zito, L. Hoy. 25 Art Chih STANDING, 1. to r.: P. Cotton, C. LaBetz, D. Bussiere, H. Brousseau, L. Briggs, E. Walsh, N. Green. SITTING, 1. to r.: D. Wilkes, P. Lacombe, J. Perry, M. Bazinet, M. Petrucci, K. Poncin, C. Corbett, I. Henr -, S. Plante, T. Audette. Investment Cluh FIRST ROW: 1. to r.: L. Bryant, S. Carlson, A. Pierce, C. Leedham, C. Willis, C. Krawiec, H. Gaffney, M. Esmaralda, J. Erkkila, B. Kelley, K. Keeler. SECOND ROW: N. Schultheiss, J. Carpenter, D. Lindstrom, D. Walker, C. Gigliotti, D. Stott, D. Tansey, M. Bragg. THIRD ROW: J. Lewis, Mrs. Dean— Advisor, L. Piette, R. Hamel, K. Redding, R. Gariepy, B. Sallev, D. Colman, D. Irving. FOURTH ROW: J. Hage, W. Gonsalves, L. Coding, L. Nielsen, N. Hannon, D. Johnson, A. Gross, L. Hoy, B. Fiske. 26 Math Club FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: R. Baker, C. Brajig, R. Mclntyre, J. Cronin, R. Holoff. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: C. Pelletier, P. Reiss, P. Sacchetti, D. Lunderville, S. Davis, R. Wheelock, F. Ochsner. Advisor: Mr. Maselbas. Science Club S. Johnson, P. Cameron, D. King. Advisor: Mr. Galvin. Biology Cluh FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: M. Truesdale, L. Sanford, L. Colman, L. Pariseau, P. Racicot, S. Taylor, A. Dorrance, C. Fowler, S. Barris. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: M. Barrett, C. Pierce, S. Plante, K. Shapiro, G. Ryan, D. Spriggs, B. Streeter, S. Campbell, B. Salley, M. Pimental, D. Aveiro, G. Brin. TOP ROW, 1. to r.: R. Poholek, T. Lovenbury, D. Reeves, G. Richmond, J. BrouiUard, R. Stenfeldt, G. Bergevine, R. Parent, B. Robinson, P. Cameron. Advisor: Miss Levesque. 27 Future Teachers of America 1 A tt fS r.: C. Clinton, K. Moksu, .1. Addv, M. Triusdale, S. Gavlick, L. Patten, B. Turner, M. Bragg, C. Yeo, ROW, 1. to r.: C. Hales L. (iirouard, L. Anderson, D. Maynard, J. Guimond, J. Pinhciro, R. Gariepy, L. Small, B. Swanson, E. Killough. BACK ROW, 1. to r.: L. Cameron, K. Ender, T. Stewart, K. Swenson, D. Lindstrom. WARA Radio Cluh B. Fiske, J. Hanson, B. Johnson, R. Burr, S. Johnson. Chess Cluh STANDING: R. Wheelock, P. Reiss, C. Flana- gan, C. Pelletier, P. Sacchetti, F. Ochsner, J. Vierra. M. LaCivita. SITTING: D. Holoff, D. Cornell, R. Mclntyre, J. Galligan, A. Piette. Audio-Visual Cluh Photography Cluh STANDING, 1. to r.: L. Coding, D. Coyne, A. Martelli, H. Bristow, F. Barlik, T. Piggott. SITTINC: P. Smith, R. Bajnoci, E. Brodeur, J. Correia. Advisor: Mr. Durkin. L. to r.: G. Patten, D. Galasso, P. Dion, R. Burns, F. Ochsner. C. Willis, G. Bergevine. Advisor: Mr. Abrams. Le Cercle Frangais FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: P. Spriggs, B. Johnson, T. Piggott, R. Holoff, G. Bergevine, P. Reiss, R. Stenfeldt, D. Shapiro. SECOND ROW: J. Levis, D. Tansey, J. Baker, J. Towle, D. Lindstrom, L. Carlson, K. Poncin, T. Cantor, A. Brousseau, C. Blais, L. Girouard, J. Pinheiro, B. KeUey, S. Snyder, C. Clinton. THIRD ROW: J. Klebes, P. Phillips, B. Guimond, J. Cannon, S. LaPierre, J. Leary, S. Gavlick, C. Hales, D. Johnson, M. Gilson, K. Andrews, K. Marsland, C. Flanagan, M. Roy, P. Fitton, C. Gustafson, J. Wilbur, J. Carpenter, C. Yeo. FOURTH ROW: S. Graetz, N. Small, D. Swanson, L. Flanagan, R. Erkkila, H. Way, K. Semple, S. Brillon, E. Killough, C. Fowler, M. Coppola, M. Wall, J. Guimond, D. Lake, C. Bragg. BACK ROW: M. Weiss, D. Bliss, K. Moksu, L. Shaw, B. Washburn, B. Swanson, J. Williams, G. Lundgren, L. Freeman, A. Miller, P. Goulet, L. Cameron. Advisor: Miss Desy. 29 EDITORS I., to r.: Angelo Giannitelli, Carolyn Clinton, Gail Gilroy, Leslie Piche, Jane Levis, W illiam Devine, Cindy Hales, Carolee Murray, Gayne Nerney. The Bombardier The Bombardier, our school newspaper, is published every two weeks under the supervision of Miss Spatcher, faculty advisor. The Bombardier is a student participation project, compiled and edited by A.H.S. students. STAFF Blue Tops Taunton On Fouls By A . ' r TAUNTON - The h School Quintet lowers many Attleboro eira was being h gave its hoops and Bp- anxious mo- shots. Th€ up to tK nts in the final period of play gam ft night at the Thomas Moore im in Mulcahey School before fining 63-59 over Tauntor Bristol County League jjrhe Bombardiers S:th against tw li gue play and H ' . foul line •Tiaining Iked at t ft fouled , Y .a ' ! accurate V Itis converted h txeira fouled ou t with 11 secobv L ' opened up again in ' |l:k Stenberg took «Itlie fourth quarter but werei dd ulge .le close xeira, the .er with not after the jined with Johnny ophomore, to bring ge and Black back to ' . -at is due sum I ATTLEB Shockro 6 Lutis 8 2 berg Totals q Ar TAUl Coy i e Attleboro High School .. -diers are the talk of the ' nu ' Hiey assumed that ' night when ' iat epc, yMsgr.lpit double giv 500 shout- i The s i6ns. i quarter of reg , v . _ unfolded, Horrocl , ie in from the floi 9 I W Age ana ciacK oacK. loirr, . ni ' °Uht ' ' ' 0 .6 deficit with three min- K ' - Scf e to go in the third session. L j ' ij S ' r dded a foul shot Osf ' Oro a six-point bulg 3 all boys — Jim Bra •2 i Ronnie Richard — p ack in contention m later. Tension and su mounted. 9 ' 1:30 remaining, Simpsc 0 da two-pointer to give tl .bardiers a 61-58 lead. The 19 seconds ticked awa A en Bradshaw hit on a pus •iot. Lane Nielsen, who played h finest game of the seasoi T ' It] 4ttleboro Clobbers Voke; ad tied John tim ' s high SCO ti, with. 18 pou Jig ' s work. De_ lie off and Sockro in the firi tjring 15 of the teen them Mea J, Johnny l;e Tensi mounted, pitd With 1:30 remain in latvdj scored a two-pointe double gvv| Bombardiers a seconds adshaw hi ' standi md Durfee l2) Qualificaticm £o: ' Eastern Mass. (Tech) Toi t nament.. The game, second tinder-bol from as Kevin Creedon m jod on two attempts. Never a spread of more t) iree points separated the ■the char affair for the Bombardiers th| er week, was won and lost seven times before six foul shots i the second extra session stocj up. In the pressure stfked sta Attleboro Gains Tech Beat Coy e In ' THC GomegS lielsen, wli ame of ichard wi Coyle ace I the frant :he ears, eared well p when wi Horrocks to score radsbaw i 29 the CO Football 1963 KNEELING, 1. to r.: J. Hage, J. McKenna, R. Stenberg, K. Redding, D. Coyne, G. Bosh, R. Aussant (co-capt.), L. DeSanto : (co-capt.), R. Bainori, J. Super, R. Kingman, L. Nielsen, N. Hannon, L. Piette, D. Wild, M. Zarek. Absent from photo is C. HindlrN. STANDINC, 1. i.. i.: G. O ' Keefe, J. Moore, A. Smith, W. TuUy, D. Marcinkowski, R. Robichaud, J. Tingley, D. Win- neggc, K. .1. Fr, (l. ri( ks D. O ' Keefe, D. McKenna, J. Sears, G. Tedeman, D. Thornhill, R. Ezyk, S. Brockway, J. Drake, L. Lallier, R. Dunlap. T. Rogan, G. Carpenter, R. Arguin, J. Nye, W. Mobriant, M. Martin, T. Lallier, A. Zito, R. Dalpe, W. Paradis, D. Hardt, F. Marroccin, J. Allen, J. Shockro, J. Horrorks, R. Arruda. A funny thing happened after the game today! ! Were they that friendly on Thanksgiving? Soccer Swimming 1963-64 BOTTOM: J. Rudkowski, D. Nerney, E. O ' Neil, J. Wightman, F. Streeter, T. Vierra. TOP: L. Palaggi (Manager), W. LaCombe, B. Streeter, R. Hagan, M. Anderson, D. Broadbent, G. Hansberry, A. Gross, W. Tully, T. Fagnand, E. Sanborn, J. Shamey, G. Enz. Coach John McDonough Co-captains F. Streeter, E. O ' Neil Tim on the board. 1 Ed! Watch out for Strangler Streeter ! ' ' Basketball 1963-64 Bristol County Co-Champs Dave Wild Dick Stenberg Pete Kapinos John Horrocks Again this year, basketball coach, Mr. James Cassidy, has produced an excellent team. This was an outstanding season for the Bombardiers with the results being a 15 win — 3 loss record, a berth in the Tech Tourney, Bristol County Co- Champs, and a new team scor- ing record. They certainly de- serve a great deal of recogni- tion. Congratulations to a fine team! John Simr Lane Nielsen Dave Merriss Dean Poole 39 I Baseball 1963 Bra always gels his man. ' jt Sandlot Baseball— A.H.S. Track 1963 Girls ' Athletic Association FIRST ROW. 1. to r.: Lee Devereaux, Elaine Killough, Carolyn Bell, Miss Tunstall, Donna Bajnoci, Cindy Hales, Debbie liliss, April Brousseau. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: Karen Silvia, Kris Swenson, Janice Johnson, Carolyn Smith, Majorie Ovoian, Joann Bieniarz, Elaine Walsh. THIRD ROW. 1. to r.: Susan Kummer, Joy Richardson, Linda Pond, Linda Carder, I. Caton, A. Krawiec, T. Stewart, B. Swenson. TOP ROW, 1. to r.: K. Young, K. Semple, D. Swanson, J. LeBlanc, S. Duffv, W. Young, E. WorralL Girls ' Basketball Team Don t cry, Donna, I ' ll get your balloon! Modern Dance The Modern Dance Club was formed to allow girls with interest in dancing to show creativity and free expression. The girls experiment with rhythms and themes. Participation in the club also aids the girls in acquiring grace and poise. Meetings are held throughout the year, with opportunities to see professional dance performances and to attend master classes. The year ' s work is culminated in a public | erformance put on by the members of the club. BACK ROW, 1. to r.: P. Gotten, G. Sacchetti, C. Ghick, G. Smith, K. Vickery, S. Kummer, G. Tully, K. Young. MIDDLE ROW, 1. to r.: G. Wilmarth, D. Robistow, A. Brousseau, L. Delude, J. Newmaji. FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: L. Golman, S. Miller, S. LaGhapelle, L. Sutcliffe, G. McLellan. B H BrJ Finale 1 f Am M S3m I emale Matadors? Hllf V ' 1 otenanny Dance! H BV Tennis FRONT KOW, 1. to r.: E. Walsh, S. Kummer, J. Dussault, D. Swaii-i.i, 1 1. Kain... ,, I . Hlis , .1. Ki. hardson, C. Hales, E. Worrall, S. Plant, S. Worden, K. Young. MIDDLE ROW: M. Rohnian, D. Ra. icot, E. Killough, G. Lundgrcn, D. Walker, J. LeBlanc, M. Woll, S. Hoffman, S. Miller, M. Ovoian. TOP ROW: D. Johnson, K. Swenson, A. Brousseau, L. Devereaux, D. Gorman, J. Johnson, T. Stewart, C. Bell, W. Young, K. Vickor . Girls ' Intramural SofthaU FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: L. Devereaux, E. KiUough, C. Bell, A. Brousseau, C. Hales. MIDDLE ROW: M. Petrasky, L. Anderson, D. Bajnoci, J. Johnson. C. Sequin, J. Waters. TOP ROW: D. Gorman, G. Lundgren, B. Swanson, T. Stewart, D. Walker. Girls Swim 46 FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: H. Way, K. Vickary, C. Pierce, H. Hamilton, K. Swenson, K. Andrews. BACK ROW: V. Smith, L. Anderson, J. Klebes, S. Plant, E. Walsh, B. Lawrence. Smile, Depot-like Meme. .FANY ' S Words by JOHNNY MERCER Music b HENRY MA Copyrisht © MCMLXI by Famous Music Corporation, 1619 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. All RighiR Reserved Made in U.S.A. Any arrangemf-nf or nd apiat ion of this com positimi wiih ' iui the consent of the owner is an infringement of copyright ' ' he l irics of t iis mug Ujith any other music in expressly prohibited FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: D. Isabelle, L. Carvalho, C. Gagnon, J. Delude, S. LaChapelle. K. Wright, K. Marsland, J. Addy, S. Cathcart. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: D. Palmer, A. Mercier, C. Machado, S. Wilmarth, F. Walker, E. Walsh, M. Woll, N. Harris, I L. Murphy, R. Gross, R. Hudson. THIRD ROW, 1. to r.: D. Broadbent, D. Burke, T. Piggott, G. Leonard, B. Bleasdale, R. Young, j L. DeSantos, R. Moxham, N. Hannon, C. Anderson, D. Hopkinson. A Cappella Choir FIRST ROW, I. to r.: J. Vine, M. Varrieur, N. Schultheiss, T. Cantor, L. Demarais, S. Best, J. Menard, L. Patten. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: R. Mutlow, A. Miller, P. Mowrv, G. Lundgren, K. Andrews, E. Killough, L. Vaslet, D. Tyson, D. Braiser. THIRD ROW, 1. to r.: J. Rudkowski, D. Allen, F. Streeter, J. Murphv, Davis, D. Grant, R. Truedson, J. Reinhardt, T. Martin. I A. H. S. Band ' ' .J ATTFIBORO ROW 1, 1. to r.: D. Allen, D. Tyson, S. Cathcart. L. Lynch, B. Bruce, J. Wesson, J. McConneU, D. Broadbent. ROW 2, 1. to r.: R. Stenfeldt, R. Brown, L. Coding, W. Handren, T. Rogan, R. Mclntyre, S. Mahan, R. Hudson. ROW 3, 1. to r.: J. Hanson, B. Johnson, D. Shapiro, M. Foss, J. Shamey, R. Baker, S. Hall, R. Holoff. ROW 4, 1. to r.: E. Dalpe, D. Bonvouloir, J. Reinhardt, T. Piggott, S. Graetz, J. Pinheiro, P. Baumgartel. ROW 5, 1. to r.: G. Lovell, M. Martin, R. Wihnarth, D. Burke, R. Moxham, P. Reiss, R. Wallace, S. Davis. Girls ' Chorus ROW 1, 1. to r.: I .:Mowrv, M. Kerte, N. Vose, D. Kacicot, J. Delude, L. Duplissea, S. Fidelia, P. Kacicot, L. Delude, B. Phinney, K. Lunfield, P. Oliver. ROW 2, 1. to r.: L. Houle, K. Wright, J. Ripley, D. Case, F. Brillon, L. McCann, B. Rainville, N. Smith, B. Sebetes, M. Lavoie, K. Caton, N. Carlson, J. Webh, C. MacDonald, J. LeBlanc, D. Gagnon, J. Day, V. Smith. ROW 3, 1. to r.: D. Heussler, L. Sanville, M. Arruda, S. Roy, L. Croteau, L. Sutcliffe, S. Burtwell, L. McLean, D. Sousa, K. Ruggio, S. Simmons, L. Cross, J. Vierra, B. Brassard, C. Stanhope, J. Videto, S. LaChapelle, C. O ' Brien, J. Baker. ROW 4, 1. to r.: L. Houle, G. Wintringham, P. Karol, V. Lowery, C. Phinney, D. Powers, C. Desrochers, C. Clary, L. Charlesworth, N. Denham, B. Choquette, J. Cannon. K. Young, D. Aveiro, S. Long, G. Kordalewski,- C. Andrews, S. Vachon, C. Charlebois, S. Plante, L. Ryder, J. Towle. ROW 5, 1. to r.: K. Handy, M Baker, K. Langlois, P. Barton, E. Brasier, P. Gotten, M. Bussiere, R. Sousa, B. Gower, S. Bianchi, D. Witherell. S. Parkinson, S. De.Mayo, L. Murphy, N. Harris, . L Pimental, G. McLellan, J. Milik, L. Barber, C. Linnell, J. Ncw. ' iian, C. Soule, S. Hoyt, S. Cloutier, L. Gardner. Boys ' Chorus ROW I, 1. to r.: G. Hayden, D. Palmer, G. Fredette, R. Lagasse, J. Till, J. Kerte, J. Correia, R. Lagasse, S. Mahan, B. Streeter, J. Rudkowski, D. Brasier. ROW 2, L to r.: G. Bellavance, B. Richardson, A. Paille, D. Broadbent, D. McCaughey, C. Pull- en, R. Carlons, R. Burns, A. Gross, R. Easton, G. Ruggio, F. Hanley. Row 3, 1. to r.: F. Marcoccio, D. Marcinkoski, D. Blackwell, M. Cronan, E. Vincent, J. Murphy, E. Lundsten, L. Nielsen, G. Jenkins, D. Grant, G. Levesque, F. Streeter, R. Mut- low. J. Frederick, E. Dalpe. 56 Senior Play The Night of January 16th, a murder mystery, is unique in that the jury for the trial will be selected from members of the audience, and they alone will decide upon a verdict. Thus, two different per- formances could result in both guilty and not guilty jury deci- sions. Another outstanding feature of the play is its fine cast. Several of the lead roles are filled by seniors, who as juniors gained valuable acting experience in last year ' s successful musical, Babes in Arms. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Paul Kelly, the play will be presented April 24 and 25. CAST PART Two Prison Matrons Clerk of Court Judge Heath Flint Flint ' s Secretary Stevens Steven ' s Secretary Karen Andre Dr. Kirkland Mrs. John Hutchms Homer Van fleet Elmer Sweeney Nancy Lee Faulkner Magna Svenson John Graham Whitfield . Jane Chandler Sigurd Junquut Larry Regan Roberta Van Rennsselaer Stenographer Pgliceman PLAYER Lynd Murphy Joanne Cryan Brad Johnson Larry DeSantos Bruce Fiske . Diane Beauregard William Devine Jane Levis Leslie Cameron Peter MacKinlay Gayle Pierce George Leonard Robert Moxham Marilyn Gilson Gretchen Lundgren Neil Hannon .. Sandra Dusseault Paul Reiss John Matthews Nancy Solmer . Nancy Schultheiss Granville Richmond Mr. Paul Kelly, Director Junior Class Officers Vice President: Sheryl Snyder Secretary: Donna Bajnoci Treasurer: Cynthia Hales President: Alphonse Zito Sophomore Class Officers T reasurer: Patricia Young Vice President: Marilyn Weiss Secretary: Linda Colman President: Rodney Rovzar eiss, William Deviiie. Lyman Coding. Albert Gross, e Boys ' State is governed by the boys themselves, it provides an excellent experience in learning about t ns of government. But even more important is the experience of meeting and cooperating with many di people. The delegates are chosen on the basis of scholarship, extracurricular activities, and interest D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN1 GOOD GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVE it .A.R. Good Citizen Award is presented to r girl who in the opinion of her classmates bers, best displays the qualities of leader- vice, patriotism and dependability. Congrat- Each senior class in Massachusetts sends one of its members to the State House in Boston in April, to participate in the Good Government Day Activ- ities. This year our delegate was Bruce Fiske, our alternate was Judith Carpenter. 1 CLASS ATHLETE.S k ■1 Boh Aussant, Patty Smith m ■BEST ALL AROUND Kim Kceler, Larry DeSantos Al Martdli, Carol Ann Fitton BEST LOOKING Dick Bajnoci, Carolyn Yeo JANICE ANDREWS 19 Adamsdale Ave. South Attleboro, College — English Major Ever loyal, ever true; She will do what she is asked to do Student Council 2, 3, 4; Blue Owl 2; Science Fair 2, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Bombardier 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Library Aide 3; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Victory Dance Chair- man 4; Tri-Y 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4. ROBERT B. ARRUDA 87 Dewey Ave. College Eat, drink, and be merry Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Class officer — Vice President 3; Home room representative to student Council 3. DONNA JEAN AUGER 253 Park Street Nursing She ' s not far from where the boys are Drama 2; Pres. 3; Pep Club 3; Modern Dance 3; Rally 3, 4; Bombardier 3; Literary and Senior Sections of Tattle- tale 4; Variety show 2. 69 HECTOR JOSEPH BEAUPRE 6 Lawn St. Air Force His shyness could be alarming ' JANET BEDNARSKI — Jan 36 School St. Attleboro, Mass. Nursing It ' s nice to .be natural when you ' re naturally nice. Pep Club 3; Junior Dance Committee 3; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Tattle- tale Business Section 4; Girls ' Chorus 2. JHOMAS (jLKAKD Fucker 41 Knott St. Attlchoro, Mass. College What he lacks in si. p he makes up in good nature Soccer 3, 4; Science Fair 3. DIANE BEAUREGARD 393 Robinson Ave. So. Attleboro, Mass. Business School Her friends she has many, her foes — has she any? Blue Owl 2; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Rallv Committee 2. 4; Dance Committee 4: Variety Show 4. LINDA A. BERNDT 28 Natalie Drive Business School From a little red spark — may burst a mighty flame Girls ' Chorus 2; Rally Committee 3, 4: Dance Committee 2, 3; Dramatics Club 2: Literary Staff 4; Bombardier Staff 4. JACQUELYN M. BLAIS - Jackie 30 Fenton Ave. Business School Pert and sweet, a pleasure t o know ' Blue Owl 2; Pep Club 2. 71 W ll.I.IAM ALOYSIUS HLEASDALE — Bill 20 Adam dale Avenue Soutli Allleboro, Mass. ColK-pe A Utile mischief now and then makes life more interesting. A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4; Dance Dec- oration Committee 2, 3; Literary Staff of Bombardier 4; Monitor 4; Business Staff of Tattletale 4; Vice-President of Class 4; School Play 3; Variety Show 4; Kev Cluh 1. MARGARET ANNE BRAGG — Margie 17 Melby Road College Good things come to the deserving Blue Owl 2; Girls ' Chorus 2; French Club 2, 3: Dance Committees 2, 3: Scholastic Banquet 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Pep Club 3; Graduation Usher 3: F.T.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3; Secretary 4; Bomb- ardier 4; Senior Section, Litertry Staff Co-Editor of Tattletale 4; Science Fair 2, 3. PAUL ALBERT BOYES 5 Hood Street Attleboro, Mass. Roger Williams Junior College A world without fun is a poor one. ' GEORGE R. BOSH — Moot 28 Prairie Avenue Neat build — nice face, love to meet him any place. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Baseball 3, 4: Monitor 4; Sophomore Dance Committee 2. RENEE LARAINE BRAi SARD 59 Carlon Street Attlebnro, Mass. Secretarial Worf; Unnffected, gentle, and gay; she enjoys life in a quiet way. Girls Chorus 4. ELAINE A. BRIGGS — Piggy 28 Claflin Street Junior College Mighty cute and mighty sweet; to be her friend is one big treat. Student council 2; French Club 2, 3: Pep Club 2; Senior Social Dance Com- mittee 4. GEORGE ROGER BRILLON 933 Newport Avenue R. I. School of Design Quiet, earnest, hard-working, shy. HOWARD C. BRISTOW, JR. — Howie 1141 West Street College Fond of life, fond of laughter; pleasure first and business after. Camera Club 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3: Audio Visual 4. RALPH OSWALD BROWN 10 West Street College A bit reserved and somewhat shy; we think Ralph is quite a guy. Band 2, 3, 4; Debating Team 2; Boys ' Chorus 2; Phvsics Teacher 4. HOLLY AMBER BROUSSEAU 230 Pine Street University of Miami and Hair Stylist She has a good start with her talent for art. Tattletale Art Staff Editor; Band 2, 3; Dance Committee 2; Art Club 4; Stage Background Class Play 2. EMIL P. BRODEUR, JR. 2 Fontneau Avenue College You ' ll like him, and hell like you! Boys like him are far and few. Soccer 4; Yearbook Sports Staff 4: Victory Dance Comm. 4; Audio Visual 4. LINDA J. BRYANT 798 Park Street Nursing School Always sweet, always kind; a nicer girl you ' ll never find. Drama Showcase 3, French Club 3, G.A.A. 3; Guidance Office Work 4, Tattletale Senior Section. 73 HOHERT BKYSON f)3 est Carpenter Street South Altleboro, Mass. Service He seems to be sometimes quite shy: a good disguise for the devil in his eye. JOHN STEVEN BUSSIERE 82 Carpenter Street College Though he is quiet, one knows he is there. Librarv ' Aide 3, 4; Radio Club 4. ROBERT BUREK — Burry 524 Tiffany Street Air Force Good humored, jrank and jree ' MADELEINE YVONNE BUSSIERE 42 Quintin Avenue South Attleboro, Mass. Dietitian The things that go on inside her mind are always thoughtful, generous and kind Girls ' Chorus 4; Literary Staff of Year- book 4; Senior Social Dance Committee 4. KICHARl) .lAMES BURNS 305 Clifton Street Air Force Quiet at times, a bit reserved; he ' ll get the best of all he deserves Bovs ' Chorus 2. 3, 4; Camera Club 4; F,.oil,all T. ' ani 3. DOROTHEA M. CAMARA 51 Forest Street .Secretary Full of fun and fancy free ' JOHN ALAN CAMPBELL 741 North Main Street Humorous and mellow, A most friendly fellow. ELIZABETH CARPENTER— Liz 50 Jefferson Street Attleboro, Mass. Dressmaker Pleasing ways— she has many; faults — there arent any. Girls ' Chorus 2. SHARON L. CARLSON 640 Park Street College Is it true blonds have more fun? Girl. ' Chorus 2, 3; French Club 3; Pep Club 3; Drama Club 3; Tattletale- Senior Section and Literary Staff 4; Junior Dance Committee 3; G.A.A. 3, 4; Science Fair 4. JANICE RUTH CANNON 431 Robinson Avenue South Attleboro, Mass. Nursing Few can possess such qualities of cheer- ful ways and friendliness. Girls ' Basketball 2; Pep Club 3; Rally 2; French Club 4; Swimming 3. JUDITH LEE CARPENTER— Witch Ridgewood Road Attleboro, Mass. College Aliuays smiling, always gay, Witche ' s lively way. Cheerleader 3, 4; French Club Treasurer 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Variety Show 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Blue Owl 2; Bombardier 3; Rallies 3, 4; Yearbook Senior Section 4 ; Investment Club 4. this 2, 3, 4: LINDA MARIE CARROLL 9 School Street Attleboro, Mass. Hairdressing School She smiles when others sigh. Modern Dance Club 3; Girls ' Chorus 3 JANICE MARY CARTER — Jan 149 Mendon Road Nursing When there ' s fun, she ' s aluays in it; never still for half a minute. Student Council 2; Dramatic Club 2: Co-Cliairinan Rally Committee 3; Jun- ior Dance Committee 3; Apparatus Club— G.A.A. 3; Library Aide 3. JOSEPH CASTRO — Joe 96 Fisher Street Armed Services A handsome guy, full oj jun and son of shy. LORNA JEANNE CARVALHO 106 Knott Street College Stveet and charming, sometimes alarming. ' A Cappella Choir 4; Variety Show 4. 1 i 4 THEODORE HOWARD CHAMBERLAIN — Ted 218 Clifton Street Service Full of fun and happy-go-lucky. Football 2, 3. SUSAN ELLEN CATHCART — Sue 22 Tappan Avenue Heidelberg College She ' s always there with a mischievous air. Band 2. 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4: Dance Committee 3, 4; Band 3: Bombardier 2, 3, 4; Tat etale Staff 4: G.A.A. 3; Science Fair 4; Pep Club 3. CAROL ANN CLARY 637 Newport Avenue Hairdresser Sleek and slim tcith pep and vim. Drama Club 3; Girls ' Chorus 4. 1)1 ANK I EE CORNELL .S7 Palm St. College Success comes only ajter hard work. Drama Showcase 2, 3, F.T.A. 4, Corres- ponding Secretary of Chess Club 3, 4, Tattletale business staff, Tattletale lit- erary staff. CAROL ANN COUTURE 62 Linden St. Offi.e Work With (I merry heart and joy fill manner. Girls ' swim team 3; Apparatus 3; Golf 2; Pep club 3; head typist Tattletale 4. JOHN J. CORREIA-Yen 24,5 Tiffany St. Full lit mischiej, fun to know. Socci r 4, Band 2, Audio-visual 3, 4. JOHN CRONIN 9 Prospect St. College He ' s lots of fun to know. DAVID J. COYNE— Dave 4 Prospect St. College The best work in the world is done by the quiet. Baseball 2: Track 3, 4: Football 4. Audio-Visual 4. 78 MICHAEL EDWARD CRONIN 90 Starr Lane Navy Humorous and mellow — a most friend- ly fellow. SANDRA MARGARET CROOK— Sandy 148 Pine Street College Hbt neatness and sweetness will never let her down. Drama Club 2, 3; Apparatus 3; Pep Club 3; Modern Dance 3; Debating Club 2; Rallies 2, 3. JOANNE CRYAN 16 Elizabeth Street Marines or Air Force Always cheerful always gay. ' Library Aide 1. WILLIAM MICHAEL DAY 23 North Avenue Marine Corps His quiet manner conceals a radiant spirit. Soccer 2 GERALDINE LEE CUMMINS— Jinx 91 Knott Street Beautician Honest, sincere, fair and square. Drama Showcase 2; Girls ' Chorus 2; Variety Show 2; Golf Club 2; G.A.A. 3, 4. JOANNE DAY— Jodi 67 Garden Street Business School Transfer student from King Philip Regional High School, Wrentham, Mass. A smile is worth a million dollars, and doesn ' t cost a cent. Girls ' Chorus 4; Yearbook, Typing, Business, and Senior Section Staffs 4. LAURA JEAN DELUDE-Jeannie 12 Fenlon Avenue Telephone Operator Still water runs deep. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance 3, 4; A CappeUa Choir 3, 4; Swimming 3; Apparatus 3; Investment Club 4. 79 LAWRENCE DESANTOS — Panda .S ' 8 North Main Street ( ollegc The outgoing type one might soi , friendly, jun, and talented in eiery nay. Band 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3. Treasurer 4; Dance Committee 2: Chairman 3; A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4; Ring Committee 2; Class President 2, 3; Football 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Basket- ball 2, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Variety Show 2; Senior Play 3; Election Committee, Co-Chairman 4; Hi-Y 2. ROSEMARY ANN DESMARAIS 54« Colvin Street Office Work A quiet gal and a pleasant pal. DENNIS DYER — Deasel 192 U est Street Air Force .- (jtiiet boy — nice to know. Key Club 2; Achievement Night Usher 3; Dance Committee 3; Boys ' Chorus 2. MANYA M. DUDOVICZ 23 Park Avenue Nursing Tall and neat— and oh, so sueet. Drama Showcase 2; Blue Owl 2; Latin Banquet 2, 3. WILLIAM DEVINE — Weegee 32 Elizabeth Street College A dependable guy— lull oj jun— always willing to get things done. Class Vice President 2; Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4; Class President 4; Football 2, 3; Boys ' State 3; Bombardier 3, 4: Boys ' Chorus 2; Variety Show 4; Rally Committee Chairman 4. ROBERT DYER — Bob 29 Orange Street College The rule of my life is to make pleasure my business and business a pleasure Science Fair 3, 4. 80 VINCENT DYKAS — Vin 74 Forest Street Service To be pleasant is Vin ' s aim! JOAN M. ERKKILA - Joanie 32 Ashton Road College From top to toe, she ' s rarin to go. Dramatics Club 3; Dance Committee 3; French Club 3; Blue Owl 2; Girls ' Chorus 3; Tattletale Senior Section 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Science Fair 4; Investment Club 4. MADELINE CAMARA ESMERALDO — Esmo 11 Oak Street Business School A friend to all, sincere and kind; nicer gal you ' ll never find. Girls ' Chorus 2. RUTH GAY EASTON — Ruthie 3 Twelfth Street A little flirting, a little laughter, will get Ruthie what she ' s after. Rally Committee 2, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Office Help 2; Art Club 2, 3: ue Owl 2; G.A.A. 3, 4; Modern Dance Club 3; Pep Club 3; Tattletale Senior Section 4. PETER J. FANNING 158 Lindsey Street U. S. Navy Beware — may be great. MARY FARIAS 74 Robert Street Johnson Wales Full of pep and vigor too, doing things she shouldn ' t do. CAROL ANN FEHR IS Emory Street Bookkeeper ff optimistic, (mil friendly CAROL ANN FITTON 40 John Street College Small! But who ever complains about the size of dynamite? Student Council 2, Pep Club 2; Dance committees 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Chorus 2; Bombardier Staff 4; Tattletale Business St aff 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4. MARY PHYLLIS FISCHBACH 23 Mary Street Johnson Wales Happy tint I, I ram care I am free, nh can ' t they all be contented like me? ue Chvl 2; Girls ' Chorus 2; Latin Bar quet 2; Office Assistant 2. GERALD J. FITTON — Gerry 40 John Street Brigeton Academy Why should I worry and make myself mad! Swim Team 2, 3, 4. BRUCE STEWART FISKE 18 Corlon Street College May you ride on the sea of ambition and land on the shores of success. Dramatic Club 2, 3; Radio Club 3, 4 Senior Play 3; Science Fair 3, 4 Stock Club 4; U.N. Test Certificate 3 Harvard U.N. Day 4; Studenf Govt Day Representative 4. CAROLYN SUE FLANAGAN 66 Greenwich Street College Willing is she and eager to please: what other virtues aje better than these? Transfer student from Central Falls High School, Central Falls, Rhode Island; French Club 4; Bombardier staff 4; Tattletale Staff 4; F.T.A. 3; Chess Club 4; Dance committee 4. PAUL JOHN GAGNON 171 Pike Avenue College A quiet boy uho ' s done his share. Orchestra 2; Science Fair 3, 4; Va- riety Show 4. RICHARD THOMAS GARIEPY 83 Hazel Street College My thoughts and conduct are my own. School Play 3, 4; Science Fair 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Yearbook Layout Staff 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Investment Club 4. CAROLYN GAWLIK 96 Hackett Avenue South Attleboro, Mass. Nursing She ' s full of pep and full of fun — a laughing smile for everyone. Variety Show 4; Dance Committee 2; Science Fair 4; Rally 2. SANDRA ANN GAVLICK— Sandy 749 County Street Teachers ' College They like her most who know her well. Student Council 2; Library Aide 2; Dance Committee 3, 4; French Club 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Science Fair 3. LEO A. GAUDET 137 Knight Avenue Hebronville, Mass. Army Mischief follows him wherever he may go. I CAROL ANN GIGLIOTTI Collins Street South Attleboro, Mass. College Brains and Personality are what Carol have. Dance Committee 2; Class Treasurer 2; Scholastic Achievement Banquet 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice President National Honor Society 4; Studen: Council 3, 4; Vice President 4; Girls ' Chorus 2. GAIL ANN GILROY 393 North Main Street Medical Secretary- Tall and witty, well-dressed and pretty Dance committees 3, 4; Bombardier 3; Senior section 4: Rallies 4. PAMELA A. GISH — Pam 50 Juniper Ave. Hairdressing A little mischief relieves the monotony Senior section of Tattletale 4; Tattle- tale Typing staff 4; Tattletale art staff 4; Dance committees 4; Dramatic Club 2; Rally committee 4. JOSEPH GINGRAS — Joe 31 Baltic Street South Attleboro U. S. Army Though he ' s quiet, one knows he ' s there ' WILLIAM M. GLENNON 66 Gardner Ave. South Attleboro Service Happy-go-lucky — free as worry, never a care. air — neier HAROLD ROBERT GIVENS 118 Park Street Work Quiet and reserved LYMAN S. GODING 63 Upland Road College — Social work His grin is friendly and he ' s sincere, but in his eye the mischief shows clear Band 2, 3, 4; Boy ' s Chorus 2; French Club 3; Drama Showcase 3; Audio visual 4; Boys ' State 3; Yearbook staff 4; Cross Country 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3; Brass choir 4; Investment Club 4. 85 ANGELO J. GIANNITELLI 80 Fine Street I ' hotopraphy--U.S.M.C. ,-1 jriendly guy, sincere and kind. Photo Club 2; Science Fair 3; Year- book photographer 4; Bombardier pho- tographer 4; Investment Club 4. PAULA JEAN GOULET— Pinell 291 East Street College Full of pep, and vigor too, doing things she shouldn ' t do. Girls ' Chorus 3; Dance Committee 3; Pep Club 3; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Tattle- tale Literar - Staff 4; French Club 4; Science Fair 3. WILLIAM CHARLES GORMAN 42 Dewey Avenue Navy There ' s a mischievous twinkle in his eye. I WILLIAM JOSEPH GONSALVES— Bill 895 Oak Hill Ave. College Never a dull moment when Bill is around. Track Team 3; Science Fair 1; Investment Club 4; Key Club 4. DARRELL GRANT— Sudsy eOVa Pearl Street Music College Tall, good-looking and oh, what a voice. Band 2, 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 4; District Choir 2, 3, 4; All-State Choir 2, 3, 4; AU-East- ern Choir 3. HELEN GRAU 10 Ellis Street Nursing School Pert, petite and pretty, too. Drama Club 2; Pep Club 3; Dance Committee 3, 4; Rallies 4; Library Aide 4; Senior Section of Tattletale 4; Business Staff of Tattletale 4. 86 ERNEST R. GRAVEL 41 Westminster Avenue Navy Good natured and full of fun. JEFFREY HAGE 46 Oak Street College Although he ' s rather shy, he ' s really a wonderful guy. Student Council 2; Football 2, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. JANET MARY GUIMOND 150 Commonwealth Avenue University of Massachusetts Always merry, ever gay, she laughs and jokes all through the day. French Club 4; Treasurer F.T.A. 4: Science Fair 4; Tattletale Literary Staff 4: G.A.A. — tennis, bowling 4. ALBERT ALLAN GROSS 919 North Main Street College A friend to all, sincere and kind; a nicer guy you ' ll never find. Band 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Chorus 4; Chess Club 2; President, Key Club 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; In- vestment Club 4; Boys ' State Alternate 3; Junior Rotarian 4. RONALD HAMEL 140 Wilmarth Street College He seems to be sometimes shy — a good disguise for the twinkle in his eye. JANICE ELAINE HAMILTON 19 Mechanic Street Nursing A quiet girl is she Library Aide 4. 87 NANCY-LYNNE HAMILTON 16 West Street School of Nursing tf ith her intelligent mind, success she tiill find Drama Showcase 2; Discussions ' 62 ( lul) — Treasurer 2; Scholastic Achieve- ment Banquet 3; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. EDWARD HAMPSON 33-7 Mile Rncr Drive Open a Cjarage In uorrying he does not believe WILLIAM HANSBERRY, JR. 16 Harvard Street Navy Wis quietness may be deceiving. ' Science Club 2; Cbess Club 2. NEAL D. HANNON 5 Franklin Street College Very fond of music and fun, our ad miration he has won. A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 4; Band 2 Student Council 2; Variety Show 2 Football 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Chorus 2 Tattletale Sports Staff 4; Sdence Fair 3. KATHLEEN M. HANNAN — Kathy 81 Thacher Street College A friendly girl, sincere, and kind Dance committees 2, 3; French Club 2; Asst. Business Manager of Tattletale 4; Senior .S-clion 4. NANCY JEAN HARRIS 15 Lamb Street Bookkeeper A friendly nature wins many friends. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; k Cappella Choir 4; Girls ' Basketball 2; Golf 2. MAUREEN ANN HARRISON — Moe 4 Atwood Street Beautician Always friendly to everyone, you ' ll find Moe is lots of fun Girl ' s Glee Club 2; G.A.A. 3 4: Pep Club 3; Tattletale Business Section 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Senior Social Chairman 4; Rallies 4. ANDREA M. HEALEY 57 Knott Piatt I.B.M. School Talking is one of her fine arts. Drama 2; Blue Owl 2; Variety Show 2; Debate 3; Radio Club 2, 3; Modern Dance 3; Rallies 3, 4; Pep Club. MICHAEL DENNIS HEAGNEY — Mike 20 Hodges Street College Easy come — Easy go. RICHARD LEE HOLOFF 1 Holden Street College Life is short and I intend to enjoy it. Band 2, 3, 4; District Band 3, 4; Math Club 3, President 4; French Club 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Boy ' s State 3; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3; Monitor 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Variety Show 4. CHARLES J. HINDLEY — Slash 11 Westgate Road College There is always mischief in his smile Football 3, 4; Student Council 2; Band 2; Yearbook sports staff 4; Monitor 4. THOMAS HOLT — Tim 175 Pike Avenue Service Good humored, frank and free! 89 JOHN HOR ROCKS 338 M.ndon Road I ndtcid,-d For he ' s a jolly good fellow. Ha kfil)all 3, 4; Football manager 3, 4: Rallies 3. 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Student council 2, 3, Pres. 4; Trade School President 3. I.INDA HOULE 11 Orange Street Undecided Though .she ' s quiel, one knoivs she ' ; there. Girls ' Chorus 4. GREGORY O. HOUDE 301 Clifton Street ' ' Troubles — iihal are iherl LAWRENCE EVERETT HOYLE — Jr. 16 Knight Avenue School A quiet boy, nice to knou. LEONARD JA.MES HOY 17 Clafln Street College !Fho knows— I may be great. Soccer 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain 4; Track 2. 4 : Treasurer, Key Club 4 ; Yearbook Business Staff 4; Monitor 4; Science Fair 4. CAROL ANN HUGHES 7 Fisher Avenue Undecided Quietness has its otcn charm— a gilt jor jeiv to possess. Library Aide 3, 4. 90 GEORGE JENKINS 45 Pine Street •U. S. Navy Good-looking, frank and free; George is as friendly as can be. Boys ' chorus 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Pete PETER ARMAND KAPINOS 1015 Newport Avenue Na 7 A guy with a joke for every minute, icho loies mischief and is always in it. Football 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4. 92 DUANE JOHNSON 103 West Street Collefie Alu(ns hiippy, never sad, sometime naughty, but never bad. Band 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4; Sophomore Dane Committee; Science Fair 4; Key Club ' KRISTIN KEELER — Kim 192 Berwick Road College ' Ten peppy, full of fun, a good pal to ei eryone. Election committee 2, 3; G.A.A. 3, 4; French Club 2; Girls ' Chorus 2; Pep Club 3; Concert Usher 2, 3; Senior Sec- tion of Tattletale Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice Presi- dent of Tri-Y Club 3, President 4; Rallies 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. THEODORE GEORGE KACZOWKA 635 Park Street College ff ith his intelligent mind, success he uill find. Member of Physics Dept. 4; National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 3; Jun- ior Rotarian 4; Science Fair 3, 4; Usher at Graduation 3. I BARBARA ANNE KELLEY — Barb 139 Cumberland Ave. College Ever friendly, ever gay — a cheerful heart, that ' s her way. French Club 3, 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4, Tattletale Senior Section 4; Quota Club 4; Usher at Graduation 3: Future Teachers of America 4; Invest- ment Club 4; Science Fair 2, 4. THOMAS E. KELLIHER 867 West Street Navy My thoughts and conduct are my PATRICIA KELLY— Pat 37 Fourth Street Attleboro, Mass. Hairdressing School She is happy and gay, no cares block her way. Debating Club 2; Rallies 2, 3; Drama Showcase 2. MICHAEL J. KOLLETT 20 East Street School Let me be— just wait — ou ' ll see ROBERT KINGMAN— Bucky 18 Norgate Road College When there ' s fun, he ' s always in it; never still for half a minute. Band 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Monitor 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Chorus 2; Class Day. SUSAN ARLENE KERZNER-Sue 13 Maple Street Business School A little teasing, a little laughter, will help Sue get what she goes after. Modern Dance 3; Tattletale Typing Staff 4; Tattletale Art Staff 4; Senior Dance Committee 4; Variety Show 4. CAROLINE S. KRAWIEC 100 Sycamore Avenue South Attleboro, Mass. College Good things are twice as good when they are small. Latin Banquet 3; Decorating Commit- tee 3; G.A.A. Bowling 3, 4; Senior Section, Tattletale 4; Investment Club 4; Science Fair 4. MARY LAGACY 54 Jewel Avenue IJarbizon School of Modeling Happygolucky — free as air; seldom a worry, seldom a care. Pep Clul) 2, 3. ZITA JANE LALIBERTE 41 Hayes Avenue X-Ray Technician From a little red spark- flame. bursts a lasting Tattletale 4; Bombardier 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Rally Dance Committee 2. 4; Biology Club 2; Apparatus 3; GERARD LEBEAL-Jerrv 140 Knight Avenue Navy Good humor and a luin kle in bis eye. JANE LEARY-Janie 71 Handy Street Nursing School Always lots of fun — she rates tops with everyone. Dance Committee 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Science Fair 3, 4. SHEILA LAPIERRE-She W) Oak Hill Avenue Nursing School She ' s neither shy, nor is she bold; she ' s just a girl as good as gold. Student Council 2; French Club 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Latin Ban- ([uet 2; Tattletale 4; Science Fair 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN LEE 82 Dexter Street Practical Nurse In she comes with a gust of laughter. Bombardier Staff 2; Dramatics Club GAIL HELEN LEEDHAM 90 Curtis Avenue College Watch out, here comes Gail, a little devil, full of mischief. Girls ' Chorus 2; Drama Showcase 2; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Investment Club 4; Variety Show 4; Yearbook Staff, Senior Section 4; Business Staff 4. RICHARFJ ARTHUR LEMIRE 309 South Main Street Air Force A good sport and liked by all: DAVID LEMAISTRE 137 Pleasant Street College Happy-goducky and carefree is he. Band 2, 3; Basketball 2; Dance Commi tee 3, 4. JUDY LEONARD— Jule 64 Highland Ave. College An individual word. Swim Team 3. every sense of the JOHN FRANCIS LEONARD 55 Rand Ave. Business Quiet persons are welcomed every- where. GEOGE LEVESQUE 60 Mawney Street Professional Musician Life is short, and 1 intend to enjoy it. Band 2; Boys ' Chorus 4; Swim Team 2. 95 JANE CLARK LEVIS— Janie Town House Road Collopc Poise, beauty, charm, and lame; suc- cess is our Janie ' s aim. Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Secre- tar - 2, 3, 4; Blue Owl 2; Boqibar- dier Staff 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tri- Y 3, 4; French Club 4; Vice Presi- dent 3; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Senior Sectio n 4; Concert Usher 3, 4; S( hda tir Banciuet 2. 3, 4. BARBARA LINDSTROM 33 Orange Street College Ambition, beauty, and charm are Barb ' s A, B, C ' s. Drama Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Mod- ern Dance 3; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Typing Staff 4; Art Staff 4; Rail.- Committee 2, 3; Senior Dance Com- mittee 4; Pep Club 4. 96 JAMES MICHAEL LEWIS— Jake 11 Sturdy Street College ■Weal and nijtyr Hand 2, 3; Science Fair 3, 4; Monitor 4; Key Club 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Investment Cluh 4. BRADEN RICHARD LEWIS 42 Orange Street Happy-go-lucky and carefree am I. Transfer student from Coyle High School Taunton, Mass. DIANE HELEN LINDSTROM— Tori 51 Rocklawn Avenue College — teaching A bright girl with a friendly way, Diane seems la brighten the day. Biology Club 2; Drama Showcase 3;- F.T.A. 3, 4; Science Fair 3; Senior Dance Committee 4; Co-editor Layout Staff, Tattletale 4; French Club 4; Investment Club 4. PATRICIA ANN LONG— Pat 50 Hemlock Drive Nursing Sueet and kind with an inquiring mind. Latin Banquet 2, 3; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Science Fair 4. WILLIAM LOVELY 178 Pleasant St. Merry and gay, no cares block his way. GREGORY LUMNAH 27 Tiffany St. Service Easy come — easy go. THOMAS U. LOVENBURY 48 Division St. College An imp that is true, but too. Biology Club 4. GRETCHEN LUNDGREN 100 Berwick Rd. College Gracious and beautiful — a lady in every way. Girls ' Chorus 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3; Science Fair 2, 4; Bombardier 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, treas- urer 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Concerts 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Tattletale Senior Section Co-Edi- tor 4. DENNIS RONALD LUNDERVILLE 95 Robinson Ave., So. Attleboro College A smart guy who is no mope always ready to crack a joke. Student Council 2; F.T.A. 2: Club 4. Den: Math PATRICIA ANTOINETTE LUNDGREN 20 Annex Drive, So. Attle. Airline Stewardess We meet her like a pleasant thought Dance Committee 3, 4. c 97 EVERETT HANS LINDSTEN — Fingers 17 I plane! Road Colli-ge My thoughts and actions are my own. Boys ' Chorus 2, 4; Dedication Play 3. CATHERINE MACHADO — Cathy 68 Dale Avenue Beauty Culture School A mischieious miss. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.— Golf 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Layout Staff 4. EDWARD WILLIAM LYNCH 331 Robinson Avenue Service He ' s lots of fun to know. WILLIAM MACKINNON, JR. 25 Dexter Street Navy Don ' t fight oier me girls — there ' s plenty of time. Football 3. LORRAINE S. LYNCH — Sarge 69 Dunham Street Business College A bit of music makes life eas Band 4. WILLIAM MADAN 5 Hope Street School He is quite a lad — at times. ALBERT MARTELLI 126 North Avenue Navy Fond of beauty, life and laughter; pleasure first and business after. Audio-Visual Club 3. MICHAEL THOMAS MARTIN 51 12th Street Service Good-humored, frank and free. Band 2, 3, 4. LINDA DOREEN McCANN 91 2 West Street Hairdressing School Good-natured and full of fun. Dance Committee 2, 4; Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Senior Section of Tattletale; Drama Shovfcase 2. THOMAS JOSEPH MARTITZ 56 Russell Ave. Marines Never a worry, never a care. JOHN MATHEWS 22 Perrin Street College IFith a ready laugh, a scientist he ' ll surely be. Soccer Team 3, 4; Math Club 4; Key Club 4; Tattletale Literary Staff 4; Monitor 4; Variety Show 4. DALE A. McCAUGHEY 68 West Street Service Curiosity is a virtue. Boys ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Drama Club JOHN EDWARD McGOWAN— Johnny 405 Soutli Main Street .Mechanie With his (leiilish grin; many friends he will tiin. LINDA ANN McINERNEY— Maca 100 Jessie Avenue Work JTith a twinkle in her eye, she smiles as I he uorld goes by. Tri-Y 4; Bombardier Staff 2, 3, 4; Guidance Office 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Dance Committee 2, 3. 100 1 JOSEPH RENE McLOUGHLIN 81 West Carpenter Street Business School A friend to all uho knoic hir Audio Visual Club 3. DIANE JEAN McMULLEN— Mikki 234 Robinson Avenue South Attleboro, Mass. College She is happy and gay — no care blocks her way. Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; School Newspaper 2, 3, 4. I -Fla HELEN M. MENARD- 892 Washington Street South Attleboro, Mass. Business School Happy as the day is long. Dance Committee 2; Student Council 2; Graduation Usher 3; Junior Quotar- ian 4; Tattletale Senior Section, Busi- ness Staff 4; Investment Club 4. BETTY ANN MEGA 16 Cambridge Street Attleboro, Mass. Hairdressing Pleasant to look at; Nice to know. GERALD McNAMARA 1029 Newport Avenue Though small in stature, he ' s witty and gay ANDREA MERCIER 68 Hazel Street Attleboro, Mass. Wilfred Academy Willing is she and eager to please. Girls ' Chorus 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 3; Tattletale Busi- ness Staff 4. DAVID A. MERRISS— Mad Dog 18 West Street College Why should he study and make him- self mad? Student Council 2; Basketball 3, 4; Soccer 4; Track 3, 4; Class Day 4. 101 JANE THERESA METZGER 478 Newport Avenue X-Ray Tcrhnician Full of pep. lull of vigor; you ' ll aliiays find her in a dither. Rorhardicr Staff 4: Tattletale Staff 4; Biology Club 2; Rally 2; Dance Com- mittee 2; Apparatus 3; Pep Club 2, 3. WILLIAM MOORE 66 Cummings Street His quietness may he deceiiing. ADELE E. MILLER 171 South Main Street College ' ' Her pleasing personality will carry her to the top A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3. 4; Business Manager, Tattletale 4: F.T.A., President 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Drama Club 3: Scholastic Banquet 2; Discussions ' ■62 2. CHARLES R. MORIN — Chub 199 South Main Street Medical School He has a smile that seems to say, ' Come on girls. Let ' s go this way ' . Soccer 2, 3: Co-Captain 4; Track 2, 3, Bovs ' Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3, Band 2; Key Club 2, 4; Drama Club French Clulj President 3; Attleboro Sun Newspaper Correspondent 4; Senior Play 3, 4; School Dedication 3; Physics Teacher 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. PAUL F. MOORE 25 Jackson Street Air Force Fun-loving and acti ve is he. ' SANDRA EILEEN MORSE — Sandy 140 Union Street Business School Personality, pep, and plenty of go. Variety Show 2; Rallies 3, 4; Modern Dance 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Senior Sec- tion, Yearbook 4: Literary Staff 4: Pep Club 3. 102 ROBERT SPENCER MORRIS 43 Elizabeth Street Undecided Full of mischief— jun to know JACOUELYN PALMER MOIJNTIER — Jackie 245 Locust Street Hairdressins Sadness 1 laiow not, for I ' m happy as a lark. Drama Showcase 3; Rallies 3, 4; Tattle- tale— Senior Section 4; Pep Club 3: Literary Staff 4. PAULA MARY MROS 85 Laurier Avenue College Pert and sweet, a pleasure to meet. French Club 3; Science Fair 3, 4; Literary Staff 4; Senior Section 4; Senior Dance Committee 4. ROBERT R. MOXHAM 31 Maple Street College He ' s the life, of the party. Band 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4; School Play 3; Variety Show 2 Southeastern District Choir 2, 3, 4 All State Choir 4; Boys ' Chorus 2 Student Council 2; Dance Committei 2, 3. PATRICIA A. MOWRY 1 Homestead Lane College A smiling face is a sign of grace. Drama Club 2; Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4; School Play 3; Rally 4; Dance Committee 4. SUZANNE M. MULLINS 300 South Main Street Nursing From top to toe she ' s raring to go. Majorette 3, 4; Blue Owl 2; French Club 3; Concert Usher 3, 4; Rallies 3. 4; Bombardier Typing Staff 3; Tri-Y 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Scholas- tic Banquet 2; Variety Show 4; Senior Section, Tattletale 4; Science Fair 4; Pep Club 3. 103 JAMES S. MURPHY, JR. 8 Clifton Street Business School Rules are made to be broken. Football 3: Boys ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Choir 4: Variety Show 4. CAROLEE J. MURRAY 585 Newport Avenue College Pretty to look at; nicer to know. Cheerleader 3, 4: Tri-Y 4; Bombardier 2; Typing Ed. 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3. 4; Blue Owl 2; Dance Commit- tees 2, i. 4; Rallies 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4: Senior Section of Tattletale; Science Fair 4. LANE THOMAS NIELSON 16 Upland Road College Good-looking, easy-going, nice to know. Boys ' Chorus 2, 4; Basketball 2, 4; Foot- ball 4: Biology Club 3; Science Fair 3, 4: Key Club 4. niANE CAROL MUTCH — Dannee 156 Richardson Ayenue Business College Friendly is the golden chain that never fails. Drama Showcase 3; Rally 3, 4; Modern Dance 3; Office Work 3; Senior Sec- tion Tattletale 4. DONNA M. E NICOLL 29 Pleasant Street I.B.M. A smile is all it takes. Golfing Team 2. PETER CHARLES NOLIN 87 Mechanic Street Post. Grad. in Trade School .4 friend to all, no enemies has he. 104 FREDERICK C. OCHSNER 67 Wamsutta Road College Great men revel in silence Chess Club 3, 4; Sec. 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Photography 3, 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Monitor 4; Graduation Usher 3. ARLENE T. OUELLET 180 No. Main Street Junior College Short, petite and very neat Majorette 3, 4; Tri-Y 4, Pep Club 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Senior Section 4; Art Club 2, 3; Bombardier 2, 3; Science Fair 4; Concert Usher 3, 4. EDWARD RICHARD O ' NEIL — Ed 65 Benefit Street College A good sport who is liked by all Swim Team 2, Co-capt. 3, 4; Tattletale Sports Staff Editor 4; Math Club 2; Dance Committee 2; ness Staff 4. Rallies 4: Tattletale Bus SUSAN JEAN PARKINSON 108 Hillcrest Drive Secretarial School She has a merry way Girls ' Chorus 2, 4; Basketball 3; Appara- tus 3; Bowhng 3; Tattletale Typing Staff 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Drama Showcase 2; Softball 3; Pep Club 3. ROBERT PARKER 23 Bridge Street Laugh if you ' re wise School for game warden. ELAINE FAITH PECK 189 Smith Street Undecided Love every moment you livt 105 CLIFFORD LOUIS PELLETIER 881 Washington Street College He who keeps one end in mind makes (dl things sen e. Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Science Clul) 2. DIANE FERRY 29 Fenton Avenue South Attleboro Hubbard Business School Full of fun — from top to toe. Girls ' Chorus 2; Office Work 2. CHRISTINA ANN PERL 421 Robinson Avenue Secretary Steady, sure and true. Art Club— CO. chairman 2; Art Staff of Tattietale 4; Typing Staff of Tattletale 4. JANET C. PERRY 33 Hodges Street New England School of Art Art is her talent. Art Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Debate Club 2; Library Aide 2; Dance Commit- tee 3, 4. DAVID PERRY 265 East Street Work He ' s affable and fun-loving. ' CURTIS PETERSON 5 Orange Street College He who is happy is rich enough. Boys ' Chorus 2; Key Club 3, 4; Honor Usher 3; Tattletale Business Staff 4. 106 WILLIAM PETRASKY 77C Lindsey St. College Silence reigns. BARBARA JOAN PICHE Campus Rd., So. Attleboro Success comes only after hard work. Tattletale Senior Section 4. CAROL RAE PHINNEY 218 May St., So. Attleboro College She ' s neither shy, nor is she bold; She ' s just a girl as good as gold. Rally Committee 2; Drama Showcase 3; Tattletale Business Staff, Tattletale Lit- erary Staff, Tattletale Senior Section; Girls ' Chorus 4. LESLFE ROBIN PICHE 290 Robinson Ave., So. Attleboro Nursing Personality is a sure step to success. Tri-Y 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Bombardier Staff 2, 3, 4; Feature Editor 3; Co-Editor of Bombardier 4; Victory Dance 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3. ANNE PIERCE 289 Handy St. College A friend who makes the least noise is often most useful. Library Aide 2, 3; Drama Showcase 2; French Club 3: Investment Club 4. ANN MARIE PISTOLESE 96 Ellis Street Hairdresser To be pleasant is her aim. Senior Dance Committee 4; Apparatus DEAN BLAKE POOLE 7 East Fourth Street Undecided ' 4 toast to his dry humo Basketball 2, 4. CHARLES PULLEN 1 North Avenue Navy Wit, now and then struck smartly, shows a spark. Boys ' Chorus 4. NORMA PROULX 144 Maple Street Business School Sweet and modest. KENNETH L. QUAGLIA Mawney St., So. Attleboro Army A little bit oj comedy is enjoyed by all 31 RAYMOND RICHARD PUPPOLO 9 Angell Street College What ' s to come is still unsure. Soccer 2. I DIANE IRENE RACICOT 744 Oak Hill Avenue Business School What she lacks in size she makes up in good nature. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Bowling 3, 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Swimming 3; Golf 2; Tennis 4; Senior Section 4. 109 DAVID JOSEPH RAPOSA 34 Major Street Undecided ff ' hy should he study and make him- self mad. ROBERT EUGENE RAYMOND 665 So. Main Street Mechanic work You can never show better than as your oivn natural self. GLORL JEAN RAPOSA — Rappa 710 So. .Main Street Business Sdiool A light heart lives long. Tri-Y 4; Victory Dance Committee 4; Pep Club 3, 4. SUSAN CAROL REETZ 397 Washington Street Nursing School Her personality is everlasting. Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Rallies 3; Grad- uation usherette 3; Bombardier Business Staff 3; Tattletale Literary ' Senior Sec- tion Staffs 4; Science Fair 3; G.. .A. Bowling 3, 4. KEVIN NEIL REDDING — Krebs 7 Leroy Street College Strong in character; strong in mind. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Swimming Manager 3; Key Club 2, 3; Dance Com- mittee 3; Boys ' Chorus 2; Tattletale Business Staff; Assistant Sports Editor: Investment Club 4; Science Fair 3, 4; Monitor 4. I 10 PAULA MARIE REILLY 10 Woodbine Street College ' Patience is virtue. Art Club 3; Pep Club 3; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Senior Section 4. JUERGEN REINHARDT 43 Twelfth Street College Soft spoken, courteous, a man of honor. Bank 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2; Brass Choir 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4; Swimming 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Chess Club 2, 3: Math Club 3; Boys ' State Ahernate 3: Tattletale Business Staff 4; Graduation Usher 3. JOAN RIPLEY 14 Winthrop Drive College From a little red sparh mriy hurst a mighty flame. Dance Committee 2; C.A.A. 3, 4; Alter- nate Student Council 2; Science Fair 3; Girls ' Chorus 2, 4. PAUL H. REISS 42 Roosevelt Street College Action must be founded on knowledge. Band 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Swim- ming Team 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4: Math Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4: Boys ' State 3; Monitor 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Merit Semi-finaHst 4; Science Fair 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. DENISE H. ROBISTOW 34 Third Street Hairdresser Sweet and Modest Modern Dance Club 3, 4; Treasurer, Mod- ern Dance Club 3; Vice-President 4; Varietv Show 4. WILLIAM HENRY ROBERTSON — Mouthy 11 Highland Street Work He makes a game of life Sue SUZANNE ELAINE ROY 18 Rounds Place Nursing To be pleasant is her aim. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 4; Drama Club 2; Rally 4; A;n paratus 3; Tattletale Senior Section 4. Ill JOHN RUDKOWSKI •to Wilmarth Street Busiiifss School F riendly to all, big or small. Photoj raphy Club 2. ROBERT T. RYAN 28 Sheffield Road Navy Humorous and mellow, a most friend- ly fellow. Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team 2, 3. LINDA LOIS RYAN 372 Highland Ave., South Attleboro Business School Her good nature cannot be disguised. ' BENJAMIN SALLEY— Ben 29 Bicknell Street Junior College Great men revel in silence. Photography Club 2; Investment Club 4. PETER JOHN SACCHETTI 44 Mulberry Street College It ' s an art to be a scientist. Chess Club 2, 3; Math Club 4; Foot- ball 2; Monitor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Science Fair 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Junior Rotarian 4. RAYMOND L. SALVAS 56 Slocum Street South Attle. Carpenter Everything comes if a wait. will only 1 12 RACHEL AMBER SAVAGE 73 Mulberry Street College A friendly girl at work or play Transfer from Dennis- Yarmouth Re- gional High, South Yarmouth, Mass. MARY-ELLEN SCHULTHEISS 4 Glendale Road College — Nursing Full oj fun and fancy-free Girls ' Chorus 2; French Club 3; Tri-Y 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Guidance Worker 3, 4; Ral- lies 4. LORNE SCHNEIDER 40 Hemlock Drive Army Although he ' s shy, he ' s really a ivonderful guy CAROL ANN SHEA 98 Scott Street Private Secretary She smiles when others sigh NANCY JANE SCHULTHEISS 19 Hatch Road Attleboro College Intelligence, friendliness and fun; all wrapped up in one. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Chorus 2; Pep Club 3; Swim Team 3; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Co-Editor Year- book 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Cheerleader 4: Rallies 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Invest- ment Club 4. Service Fortune favors the bold 113 ELIZABETH A. SIMPSON — Botty 325 Clifton Street C.llof:.- Her grin is merry and she ' s sincere, but in her eyes the mischief shows clear. Student Council 2; Dance Committee Chairman 2; F.T.A. Secretary 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; Bombardier Business Staff 3; Rallies 4; Tattletale Senior Section co-editor 4; Graduation Usher 3; Scholastic Ban- (juet 2, 3; Science Fair 4. KATHLEEN ANN SMITH — Kathy 8 Mary Street Office Work A friend who makes the least noise is often the most useful Junior Dance Committee 3; Pep Club 3; Senior Social 4; Rallies 4; Tattletale Senior Section and Business Staffs 4; G.A.A. 3, 4. JOHN CHARLES SIMPSON 243 East Street Business School All great men are dead and I ' m not feel- ing ivell Basketball 2, 3, 4. PATRICK H. SMITH 6 Holman Street Jr. College frilling is he and eager to please; what other virtues are better than these? Rallies 3, 4: Audio Visual Club 4; Dance Committees 2, 3; Science Fair 2. PATRICIA SMITH 1 West Street College A good friend to everyone, a hard worker, and a lot of fun. Variety Show 2; Science Fair 3; Sen- ior Play 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; G.A.A. VicePres. 3; Girls ' Swim- ming Team 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; Dance Com- mittee 4; Rally 2; Tattletale Literao ' Staff 4; Apparatus 4. I 14 VICTOR C. SOARES 74 Tondreau Avenue Business School The people who are quiet are great, you can ' t deny it. Key Club 4; Dance Committee 2. JAMES SOPER 19 North Ave. College A friendly guy with brains and brawn. Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2. 3. 4: Foot- ball 3,4; Boys ' Chorus 2. RHODA LOUISE SOUSA 499 Pleasant Street Secretary Always a giggle, always gay, that is Rhoda ' s lively way. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 4, Drama Showcase 3; Senior Section of Tattle- tale 4. PAUL ARTHUR SOPER 11 Ellis Street College A smile for eiery felloiv and two for every girl. Boys ' Chorus 2. RICHARD W. STENBERG 12 Florence Street College Fun loving and active is he. Boys ' Chorus 2; Football 4; Basketball 4. ELIZABETH SOUZA 11 Charles Street Nursing Friendly, easygoing, and gay. Drama Club 2, 3; President 3; Appara- tus 4; Tennis 4; Library Aide 3, 4; Senior Section of Tattletale 4. DIANNE GRACE STOTT 9 Lathrop Road Hairdresser .A bit of iiit, a bit of spice, a bit of thoughlfulness is always nice. Business Staff of Tattletale 4; Literary- Staff of Tattletale 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Pep Club 3. Art Club 4; Invest- ment Club 4; Science Fair 4. ROLAND JOSEPH ST. PIERRE 909 Newport Ave. Navy 4 pleasdnl person to know JANICE M. STRAIGHT 35 Orange Street Colleg e She greets you ivilh a smile DONNA MARIE TANSEY 289 Thacher Street College The three aspects of Donnas success are good times, ambition, and happiness Girls ' Chorus 2; Tennis Club 4: Golf Club 3; G.A.A. 3, 4; Co-editor of Layout Staff 4: Literary Staff of Tattletale 4 Bombardier Business Staff 3; Rallies 4 Dance Committees 2, 4; Science Fair 3, 4 French Club 4; Investment Club 4. FRANK H. STREETER 600 Park Street Service fTe know this much of Frank, he ' s alu oys in on some prank PAUL D. SWEETLAND - Do-De-Do 317 Newport Ave. College Mischief is not hard to find I 16 RUTH ELLEN TEDEMAN 3 Commonwealth Avenue The things that go on inside her mind are always thoughtful, generous, and kinS. Cheerleader 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; French Club 3: Girls ' Chorus 2; Tri-Y 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 3, 4; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 3, 4. MARY LOUISE VARRIEUR Tiffany Street IJusines s Srhool Full of style and fun and vigor do- ing uhai does not always figure. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; IVp Club 3; G.A.A. Bowling 3; Graduation Honor Usher 3; Rallies 4; Dance Committee 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Variety Show 4. TIMOTHY VIEIRA 537 Thacher Street Navy The world ' s no better ij we worry; life ' s no longer if we hurry. Soccer 4; Swimming 4; Track 4. DEBRA LEE WALKER 263 Clifton Street College Quiet efficiency characterizes this Miss A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Bombardier Business Staff 3, 4; Business Staff of Tattletale 4; Senior Section, Tattletale 4; French Club 3; Tri-Y 4; Sec. of G.A.A. 3; Bowling 3, 4; Softball 3; Tennis 4; Dance Committee 4; Invest- ment Club 4; Rallies 4; Pep Club 3. DAVID ALFRED WAITERS 512 South Maine Street Undecided A friend to all, no enemies has he. FRANCES KATHERINE WALKER 263 Cifton Street College Few possess such qualities of cheerful ways and friendliness A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Bombardier Staff 3; French Club, Sec. 3; G.A.A. Assist. Sec. 3; Sec. of G.A.A. 4; Senior Section of Tattletale 4; Business Section of Tattletale 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Sec. of Tri-Y 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Head 4; Bowling team 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Variety Show 4. PATRICIA ANN WENDLING 403 So. Main Street Beautician With laughing eye, and ready quip Dance Committee 4; Rallies 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Modern Dance 2; Tattletale Business and Senior Section 4; Blue Owl 2; Pep Club 2. RICHARD JOHN WALLACE 67 George Street College — Worcester Polytechnic Institute Success is bound to head in his direc- tion Band 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Drama Showcase 2; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4: Physics Teacher 4. RONALD BRUCE WHEELOCK 49 West Street Undecided Thinking makes man wise, wisdom makes life endurable Math Club 3; Chess Club 3, 4; Invest- ment Club 4. KATHLEEN WHITE-Kathy 1302 Park Street Practical Nurse Her friendly smile makes life north- uhile. Dramatics Club 3; Pep Club 3; Dance Coniniittt ' f 1; Rallies 4. DAVID ALAN WILD 61 Woodbine Street Good-natured and full of fun; Dave is liked by everyone. Football Team 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. GAIL E. WHITFIELD 30 Holman Street Katberine Gibbs Some people think the ivorld is made for fun and frolic, and so does she. Drama Club 2, 3; Debating Club 2; Basketball 2; G.A.A. 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Girls ' Cborus 2, 3; Library Staff 2; Investment Club 4. CAROL JOAN WILLIS Clayton Street College is good to lie heard. Chorus 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3; Chess Club 2; Photography Club 4. DONALD WILD 61 Woodbine Street Service A cheery guy to know. 120 CAROLYN ANN WILMARTH 31 James Swansea Road Attleboro Falls College A smile is all it takes. Drama Club 2; Modern Dance Club 3, 4; Girls ' Sports. SUSAN KENISTON WILMARTH— Swil 44 Commonwealth Ave. College There is something in being an indi- vidual. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 2; Art Club 2; Art Staff of Tattletale 4. GORDON E. WOODBINE 99 Smith Street Collgee A scientific mind has he. Band 2, 3; Monitor 4. DIANE WOOD 56 Tyler St. Nursing Talking is a fine art. Debating Club 2; Modern Dance Club 3; Drama Showcase 2, 3; Pep Club 3: Rallies 2, 3, 4; Senior Section 4. DIANE DEE WITHERALL 169 Patterson Street Business School Never a worry, never a care. Bowling 3; Apparatus 3; Girls ' Chorus 4. FRANCES ESTELLA WORDEN 94 Jessie Avenue, So. Attleboro Bank Teller How far that little candle throws its beam! Blue Owl 2; Bombardier 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Sports Editor, Bombardier 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Cheer- leader 3, Head 4; Pep Club 3; Year- book 4. WALTER A. WUDYKA 28 Pond Street So. Attleboro His wit is unmatched. ' 121 CAROLYN YEO 20 Starr Lam- Col lege Pleasant to look at, pleasant to know. Future Teachers of America 3, 4; French Club 2. 3; President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; IVp Club 3; Senior Play Production Staff 3; Bombardier Staff 4; Scholas- tic Achievement Banquet 2, 3; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Tattletalc Senior Section 4; Science Fair 2, 4; Girls ' Chorus 2; Variety Show Production 4; Concert Usher 2. MICHAEL ZAREK 7 McKay Street Automatic Transmission little mischief relieves the monot- ony. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ALLEN YOUNG 200 Park Circle College Courteous and moderate is he. Chess Club 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 3. In Memoriam In memory of STEPHEN WILLIAM BONVOULOIR who passed away during his senior year at A.H.S. Jan and the girls Trade School i TRADE SCHOOL SENIORS SEATED: R. Shirinian, G. Fredette, E. Hampsan, J. McGowan, F. Chamberlain, P. McGov- em. SECOND ROW: R. Lemire, D. Perry, P. Sweetland, F. Holt, H. Givens, R. Raymond. THIRD ROW: E. Therrian, W. Wudyka, D. James, D. Wild, G. Lumnah, W. Robertson, V. Dykas. Voice of Vocational Mr. Milhi— Principal SEATED: L. Briggs, S. Fletcher, R. Burr— Editor, L. Kabedz, N. Greene. STANDING: D. Runk, A. Dasilva, C. Brathas, J. Rocha— Secre- tary, C. Raposa, W. White, R. Forbes — Treasurer, F. Wolstencroft, E. Atkinson, S. Shepard. Advisors: Mr. Keough and Mr. Mc- Connell. 125 Questionnaire CLINTON ANDERSON ROBERT ARRIDA JEAN Al DETTE DONNA ALCER lilCIlMtn RAJNOCI - M)li H I SKR Kl( 1! H KtR (;m HI H MiNEY FAVORITE SAYING Guess whal? Hi ya. kid - hat ' s nowV I HMM .... H. Hm Tough enuuch ■oi a bail link- job MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT f ri.l.n l i, l„iun ' I ' f ' l I I ' ..I.un.- Junior College 1st (lay .Mrs, O ' Reilly iliihi ' l caleh me chc My trumpet lesson after first bomb scare Thanks{:ivinp Game .Ml of my math books to future students. Football manat er to George O ' Keefe My locker to anyone willing to clean it out. My brains in Sec. Prae. to anyone who needs l ' ! ' . ' ' Ci.r ■I;m ' Cariiouler mv J. rash JACQIELYN BLAIS BILL BLEASDALE GEORGE BOSH PAIL BOYES MARGARET BRAGG lilNKF BRASSARD 1 I 1 K liKlCCS (.1 I ' UCV HKII l.ON HOLLY BROLSSEAl HAI I ' H BROWN I IM) HKY WT HOlimi m KEK Muchas Gracias I think I missed something You better believe it. Tee: Hee: What the heck vou doin ' , k Is Ihi right I don ' t believe it Guess what happened to inc last night? Check it out Forget it, just forget it. Oh No! .An bodv have a pen I can dark cloud. How the he lining n ' l know: Me K roe Trip to Washington D.C. Jan 26.Feb. I, 1964 Thanksgiving game, 1963 5th per. with Scooter (Mr. Scatturo) Tech.— especially when we beat Durfce Beating Durfee at the Tech. Beating Durfee at the Tech. in 1962 My first bomb scare open her locker Mrs. Richardson ■.c.w . at Tech. B.ating Durfee at Tech. small Soph. One Electronics book My seat in 227 to some knowledge-hungry Jr 10 likes sleeping for Mr. B. to cl C.B..A. Chemistry to an unfortunate Junior, Leave my marks to anyone who wants them. New group of Sr. at side door with Mr. Z All my Mv r,-p, JOANNE CRYAN CERALDINE CLMMINS JOANNE DAY Hi Oh Dear, bread and beer. Whippee-Ding Fifi-La Tour: O.K. Love:: Good Gravey : Cut it out back there: Have vou seen Paula? Hey. Shea: . nvbodv get hurt? Hoia: Who me?? Beans and apple •tupul You St. Joseph ' s hospital (Huh. Shar? ' ) Winning a game of Cliess The strike in Mr. Durkin ' s Law Class Bristol Countv Relav Tech Tournev fights Chemistry period 5 with Mr. Galvin Passing History in Mr. Kelly ' s class. A part in Night of Jan. 16th. Class Day at old A. H. S. Christmas Concert 1963 I l, ;ne i!,e |,im, h t.ihle to all those certain Junior. Leaves Mr. Cooper ' s Biology II class happily. My chewed up pencils for some Soph. I leave HIM to Debby Tyson I leave my Eng. book to the teachers. Mr. O ' Conn. lI v lii-ll i n..; ■■Dixie My arhinp link 1m n ' s - ni students. Leave Mr. I; : iifiised. Leave Mi-- ,1 ' : [ i -urs of 7th per. class Le, On. f.f .1 -nr. k 1.. Jim Fredericks Nollung. I jusi leave. The bomb in Locker No. 517 Leaves Miss Arzooyan the memory of all her unmailable letters. My tongue to Mr. Houlis. I leave my seat in Mr. Weston ' s class To all future singers all music from Girl ' s Gle BILL DEVINE M W V A Dl DOVICZ lU DYER liOIiUrr DYER MNCKNT DYKAS Rl TH EASTON JOAN ERKKILA MADELINE ESMER. LDO PETER FANNING MARY FARIAS MARY FISCHBACK BRl CE S. FISKE CAROL FITTON GERALD FITTON CAROLYN FLANAGAN Carolyn, have you? Haven Yes. but - . - - O Brother, what i Censored : Oh yeah? Wicked league Forget it; Credo Aje you kidding? Fiddle sticks : What ' s new? That ain ' t bad: Things could be worse, but I don ' t know how. Really, now Senior class elections English— period 6 The rallies at old A. H. S. Graduation Working on a V. W. Seeing the team play at Tech. Graceful spill down stairs in old A. H. S. The first time 1 saw my English teacher. Playing football in Shop class Christmas party in 104 Graduation day Winning science fair award. Beating Durfee at Tech. My first bomb The Bombardier (with all its financial difficulties) to Gayne and Carolyn My locker- empty at last. A pair of Bermuda shorts to Dinky. Mr. Cuoco in good health. My 21 2 pencil. To Mr. Weston, all his confusing methods. Old dirty test tubes. 1 leave Mr. Corkum his ledgers and work sheets. One empty law seat. Leave Irs. Lehane peace and quiet. My randy to Mr. Corkum. The Y. R. ' s to any good Goldwater man. I leave class flirt to the most deserving soph. — Ronny Baker. the Big Time Now ' 126 GEROGE FREDETTE RICHARD FREDETTE HELEN GAFFNEY CAROL GAGNON PAUL GAGNON RICHARD GARIEPY CAROLYN GAWLIK ANGELO GIANNITELLI CAROL GIGLIOTTI GAIL GILROY JOE GINGRAS LYMAN CODING WILLIAM GORMAN PAULA GOULET DARRELL GRANT HELEN A. GRAU ERNEST GRAVEL ALBERT GROSS JANET GUIMOND JEFF HAGE JANICE HAMILTON NANCY LYNNE HAMILTON EDWARD HAMPSON KATHY HANNON NEAL HANNON WILLIAM HANSBERRY NANCY HARRIS MICHAEL D. HEAGNEY ANDREA HEALEY CHARLES HINDLEY RICHARD HOLOFF THOMAS HOLT JOHN HORROCKS GREGORY HOUDE LINDA HOULE LEONARD HOY CAROL HUGHES MICHAEL J. HULKOW DEAN HYLAND DENNIS IRVING STEVE JACQUES DONALD H. JAMES EVA JASINSKI GEORGE JENKINS DUANE JOHNSON THEODORE KACZOWKA PETER KAPINOS KRISTIN KEELER BARBARA KELLEY THOMAS KELUHER SUE KERZNER BOB KINGMAN CAROLINE KRAWIEC SHEILA LaPIERRE BARBRA LEE GAIL LEEDHAM DAVID LeMAISTRE RICHARD LEMIRE JOHN LEONARD JUDY LEONARD DIANNE LINDSTROM FAVORITE SAYING You won ' t see me here tomorrow Eat, drink, and be merry Oh, my arm is breaking!! What did we have for homework? Well? Guess what happened? Keep it clean on the bias region of the abdomen. I was so embarrassed Can I get dismissed? Well now! Where ' s Adele? the way the belly do of Pete, I don e patches kid ! Mmmmmm Totally cool Golly Such is life . . . Great Gobs Who knows? Listen here you I got a letter from Dave toda Reko! That ' s pretty spasdik 2:00 yet? Got any Book reports Hey, what do you say? Banana Opinion without proof is not Hi, Jan Flaky as a pie cnist. Good, and you? Beans ! Why not? It ' s cold in here Hi, Fellas!! Don ' t sweat the little things Woooooooo Really?? Oh, Mothe Stop it Sacre-bleu You and who ' s Hi B ' dy Punt There is no 1 if it isn ' t 8UCC I ' ll say, certain MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT The day 1 got caught making coffee crystals Attle.-IVorlh game of 1963 in basketball The day I get my diploma Graduation The Variety Show First rally Tech Tourney C.C. (Yes you are reading right.) Winning the Bausch Lomb Co. Science Av Graduation First day at the office Soph, year— getting caught goi Mr. Joyce Making coffee in the inspection room First victory in soccer Flooding room 121 Coyle vs. Attleboro at home in 1964 My trip to Atlantic City, N. J. Those great football and basketball g End of track season. Passing Sr. English Graduation night alogy classes ;ile high school The first da 5 days in tfi Entering th Durfee riot— 1%2 The leaving o Ruby Solos in Chris The balcony during the rallies at the old high school. Soph, variety show with Scooter Turkey Day Game, 1963 Durfee-A.H.S. basketball brawl Soph, year Getting a car dropped on my back Beating Durfee Sr. year My first bomb scare 5lh per. study hall at the old A.H.S. My first bombscare My first day in the new A.H.S. My first day at the old High School The first day I met Mr. Hunnewell The day I found I was in a study hall instead of a French Class Tech. Tourney Never getting thrown into the well Teaching in Adv. Biology class Durfee Riot When the walls fell through in 302 Being suspended from Coyle and entering Attleboro High When we beat Durfee My first rally as a cheerleader A certarn French II translation Homeroom 102 Drivers ' Ed. Turkey Day ' 63 Graduation Graduation Caught going to the store when I was a Sophomore The day PSK made me give a speech on the Big Three The day I broke my knee in gym class Last Geometry class Our first day in the new High School Passing Spanish Tech Tourney as Sophomore Passing Mr, Spriggs tests Every rally. Trying to do the limbo at the Junior dance. ' 6: The use of my brownie points to Rona A pair of smelly sneakers. Leave my test and essays to charity. One hoarse soprano voice to Mr. Bono Everything in a mess. Leave Mr. Kelly a school play. Being late for classes to any daring Jr One picture slightly out of focus. The Stude Cou the store by My cranberr My trumpet to any one in band who will buy it for 21 cents in good condition. My record of double sessions My three study halls a day My self?? Crash to anyone who deserves it. My pin-striped spreaders to Briar My brother. Bob My mathematical brains to some My English file folder to anyone W.G.W. My scribbled-on desk and torn u The jelly beans of Eng. and the o High marks to my brother Getting ads to any willing Jr. My copy of Hospodi Pomilui to The worn out teachers for the Jr Gingras lingers Mr One empty seat in Mr. Weston ' s English class for some other pest ! My fungus to the football team. The pep band to next year ' s band. My week in the tool crib to John Hoyle Basketball to anyone who is willing to pass All of the Collegiates to Nardelli All my books to Bert, Kathy, Ginny Patches and Spreads I leave all my books to a future Senior Nothing, I ' m taking it all with me. My marks to Pete April The broken test tubes of 119. My seat in English I leave my book to the next guy Mr. Masalbas ' great slide rule My seat in 102 to any promising near. Senior My Deutsch-Francais ability I leave, having wasted 3 years My English books to Mike DeLutis I leave AHS in misery without me. My Chemistry goggles Books and teachers Leaves seat in the Cafe to Ellen Heverly All my football equipment to animal Dave Hard! My locker to some short, unfortunate Sophomore I ' m just leaving AHS Leave my gym suit to any brave Sophomore girl Leaves so LaPierre i I leave m Leave Mr else Kelley will call the right S. e guidance office t in Adv. Biology to Skippy Faille turro to get shook up at someone (Living she hop ' I leave my golf clubs to Norm Lajoie. I leave all my books to who ever wants them. I leave a pair of elevated shoes to Mr. Conla my bass girl who will empt 21, 1962— Christn Lipstick to an incoming sophomore. Leavi; all the North guys to next year ' s Senic Originel Speling to any 127 NAME PATRICIA LONG FAVORITE SAYING What ' s (his? MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Tin- liin.- I lisc..v,r,-,l llu ' li..,, ' l„rk.- WILL ill- Math, La WILLIAM LOVELY THOMAS LOVENBLRY GREGORY LI MNAH CRETCHEN LI NDGREN PI Ki V J(i-I I ' ll McGOVERN W II I 1 l ].,. KKN.NON I lil i; 1 l H 1 KLLI MU M H M KTI. 1 HOM MAKTITZ JOHN MATTHEWS JOHN McCOWAN LINI) M.INEKNV You know what I Piecy piggy piggy ••. . . Yeah? Oh Yeah; • What ' s new? It is belter to say nothing and do it with finesse. What I Arc you serious? Arc you out of your trees? Not a bad little job. True What ? That ain ' t bad! Why ME? H.llo. darling Hey, Fat Boy . . . What ' s new with you? •■Oh Dear! •Ya Keallv : Ya kiK.w : : The • ' .Aninial Farm in 3rd lunch. Dropping drill and chunk through toe Induction into National Honor Society Kirr ill tho boiler room — first bomb Tlianks(:iving Day Gamo Will V, r Diirteo at Tech. Mv ari;nin. iit with Mr. Gauthier Nil. i;ui.x :ih |i,ih„i lab i-ar tngli; FllHlkillK I Going to the cheerleaders dance in my Sophomore year with a boy from Durjee BealiiiK Diirfee at Tech. in Sophomore year M.-.liii;,- Mr. W.-lMO Ml. I ' .M-h.iiir. ,iri rla-is in my Sophomore year lock of Larry Hoyle ' s liair to (■cry coUegial My car to my girl Leave Niquette his gum The microphone in the office to a talkative Stack of college catalogues to Mr. Zniudsky I leave AHS hoping that other students enjov it as much as 1 have. Mv Capprlla robe to anv Sophomore A blank file to Mr. S. The salt shaker To Bruce Henderson I leave my English liter- I leave my wig to Mr. O ' Connell Leave my Basketball slioes to Sharka 1 leave my parking place to Ron Beauchard I liiivi- my mathematical mind to Mr. Gallagh ADELE MILLER PAIL MOORE V II I I M MODHE ( 11 1 - MiiiiiN m K I - MdKKIS HOli MOMIAM CHRISTINA PERL JANET C. PERRY CLRTIS PETERSON WILLIAM PETRASKY C. ROL RAE PHINNEY B. RB. RA PICHE LESLIE PICHE LAWRENCE PIETTE PETER PIETTE JUDITH PINHEIRO RICHARD PINKOS ANN MARIE PISTOLESE DEAN POOLE NORMA PROLLX CHARLES PLLLEN RAYMOND PLPPOLO KENNETH QUAGLIA •■Oh Dear ' One never knows, docs t do vou think?? ee gads 1 hat ain ' t bad uffering Succotash r, meatheads. . in ' t no big thing ' Congratulations ! Where ' s Sue? I don ' t know Guess what? If you don ' t like it, gel walk. I ' m sure I flunked it He ' s my honey Hello Hi there I That ' s the breaks Early to bed, early to rise, makes a person dtad. Show nuff nuiired for going ' hL.G. at AHS 1%,-) old AHS Wlien we won the ' 63 Thanksgiving Day Game I ' la iim in the Thanksgiving Day Football Game My nil.- Chcs victory Bring rb-ctcd co-captain of tlie swim team with Making Majorettes Girls ' basketball team finally winning a game Going to Thayer Academy in June 1963 First rally Soph, year The day the seniors threw me into the well Making a two point landing on my face in xY glass corridor The dav we had ' •Bloody Marys in Home E Class Beating North on Thanksgiving Passing an English test My first rally at old AHS Class day of my sophomore year The day I uusn ' t chosen as a cheerleader Coyle game Those beach parties Explaining to Mr. Joyce about a certain Bombardier article First Thanksgiving Day game Sophomore year at the OLD AHS Durfee riots First AHS rally The first lime I got sent down to the office The day we won a soccer game Fred Wclzcl. Freak Shot Artist 11 ss manager of the ' •Tattletale li.- ' for ' Mr. McDonough [irniir with muscles enough to Houlis Fan ohe My old choii I iMv ' e the piano in the Mi Pipgott Leaves Modern Dance lo T. Leave my name Goocli ti Ralhburn Willard Drive as I.eavV N.iim- ' ' I leave, in Ihi last longer! My space to f .A sloppy llHK A nipssv liarkr I ' d U-av m ■short enough to aine Brasier sneakers to Kris Swenson ind to some fortunate Leave mv French Twii Marcia All my teachers I ' m leaving all I leave some good alibis for being late to cla: to any junior who needs them Leave my poor marks for a smart underclass- Mv marks, if anvone war roil My seat in Mr. Corkum ' i s to stay off the honor homeroom to my All the file folders in Mr. Weston ' s Period 2 class to some lucky senior next year I leave before my sister Janice gets here Leave F. Hanley my gym bag My troubles My seat in Adv. Math II to anyone brave enough to take it Leaves Mr. Weston Gym to any new Sophomore The pig pen in 1st lunch I leave Mr. Corkum the locker that was left to last who My empty assignment book I will my covered Bookkeeping book and leaky pens to Mr. Corkum Leave third period Geometry, gladly 128 DIANE RACICOT DAVID RAPOSA GLORIA RAPOSA ROBERT RAYMOND KEVIN REDDING SUSAN REETZ PAULA REILLY JUERGEN REINHARDT PAUL REISS JOAN RIPLEY WILLIAM ROBERTSON DENISE ROBISTOW SUE ROY JOHN RUDKOWSKI LINDA LOIS RYAN PETER SACCHETTI RAY SALVAS RACHEL SAVAGE LORNE SCHNEIDER MARY-ELLEN SCHULTHEISS NANCY SCHULTHEISS CAROL SHEA RICHARD SHIRINIAN BETTY SIMPSON JOHN SIMPSON PATRICIA SMITH PATRICK H. SMITH VICTOR SOARES JAMES SOPER ELIZABETH SOUZA RHODA SOUSA RICHARD STENBERG DIAI NE STOTT JANICE STRAIGHT FRANK STREETER PAUL SWEETLAND DONNA TANSEY RUTH TEDEMAN JON TENNANT EDWARD THERRIAN CAROL TULLY DEBORAH TURNER MARY VARRIEUR JEAN VIDETO FAVORITE SAYING Oh Nuts! I forgot Are you k idding me ! What arc you? Off the i something? What do yz sey? Don ' t be bitter Son of a gun! You ' re out of your tree Who ' s got my keys? Hi Sue, how are you, Sue Be Good Love is better than money Oh brother, what a stupe I give up— What? So What? Oh, OK?!? I have so much English homework tonight ! Up the creek Oh, really??? That ' s life ! Big Daddy ' s great ! ! It ' s really unbelievable Yea, I guess so Fink! Fabulous! Schmock! Schmock! Woopie-do What ' d you say ! How are ya? How neat and keen and tricky ai resourceful for you to think of such a thing as that Oh, I ' m so m ad!!! Hey, you guys-- Beebleberries I wanta get dismissed Oh, you drive me up a wall! Don ' t be so asinine Son of a Gun! Not this kid here! MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT When I got a trophy for bowling wo hubcaps off hi Graduation The day Mr, Hebde Weekly Bombscares Playing my kazoo during US History Graduation A 65 mile bike hike the day before a track Auditing phNsics lab Day I dissected a frog in Biology The day I passed English Modern Dance Show Graduation Getting my report card at the end of the ye My Sophomore geography class Playing cards in study Bomb scares Ruth-Ellen ' s P.J. Party Sitting on Mr. Cooper ' s wastebasket in front c 7th period geography class with the Sophomores Mr. Keough throwing chalk to wake me up Induction into the National Honor Society Beating Durfee 50 to 41 at the Fall River Armory Period 3— ' 62- ' 63 Graduation Bermuda Days Taunton football game My first rally at the old High School Being the old AHS When I made the I The day I swam in Breaking a milling First Rally Getting Cheering Graduation Coffee Crystals in Beating Durfee at Beating Durfee at Being When ' burlesqu ■neck beach onor Roll the State Swim Meet ■variety show Slill wanting Mv locker to Concord girls Allen My dictionary collection The typewriter in 104 that sticks My job after school to Mr. Deacon Black tights and leotard My Senior Math Class My story of how to be smart without really My ' seat in room 227, English IV, to some pati. futu Thort ' s Constant Fudge Factor My seat in Contemporary Affairs class I another joker My life savers in English class Electronics to someone smarter My good luck with glasses to Judy B. End position on the cheering line to a cheerleader I leave Miss Arzooyan in peace Leave Pitts with his black eye CBA Chemistry course! Sweaty socks to Mike DeLutis I leave m n harry. The lock on my locker that never opens My used book covers to Mr. Bessette Mi libro de Espanol ! My class notes to Miss McCaffery ' s next Senior English Class Leave my seat in Room 227, Englisll to some other aggravating senior for Mr. Weston to co with! The Brugabomb to Steve I leave my books to my sister My backstroke style and speed to my brother I leave my pink slips to David Ebert. I leave my gift of gab to a quiet junior Megaphone to one of next year ' s cheerleade I leave teachers some relief My dirty shop apron to David Mercier I leave LeLe with all her A ' s Leave my file folder in W.G. ' s class to an unlucky Junior My broken thermometers and acid burns tc Tur To Mr all my ha lips my hair as soon as Son of a Gun I ' m not kidding DEBRA WALKER FRANCES WALKER RICHARD WALLACE DAVID WATTERS PATRICIA WENDLING RONALD WHEELOCK KATHLEEN WHITE GAIL WHITFIELD DONALD WILD CAROL J. WILLIS CAROLYN WILMARTH SUSAN WILMARTH DIANE WITHERELL DIANE WOOD GORDON WOODBINE FRAN WORDEN WALTER WUDYKA CAROLYN YEO ROBERT YOUNG MICHAEL ZAREK How neat and kee and resourceful G. B. You know — you get How are ya ! Pretty good, pretty good! What tell yc If not, why not? Girls, Girls. Girls!!! How got the salt Holey Moley Roley Foley! Them is the breaks Who me? om 101, when I fell First bomb scare Making a speech Speaking Class The day I becam My Sophomore y Beating Durfee at the Tech. Being a burlesque queen in the Variety Show Meeting up with Mr. J. Edwin Conley The day we drank Bloody Mary ' s in Home Ec. My first visit to Jolly ' s The day I walked into the school with a cigarette in my hand and talked to Mr. Leonard My first Thanksgiving Day Game Tech Tourney ' 63 and ' 64 Big Daddy ' s Per. 3 English class The month of August in Maine Sitting on a garbage can in 1%2 yearbook Who knows! Being picked head cheerleader Going to the emergency room Cumbeiland Police Station Participation as a junior in the Senior Play My first day at AHS I will all my used pens to my siste I will, to anyone whom it r exercise book for gym class My front seat in WGW ' s class My whistle to next year ' s head majorette I leave my seat in Adv. Math II to anyone with enough will power to remain awake in it. Leave my toothpicks to anyone going into Mr. Gauthier ' s English Class All my knowledge My chess ability to one in need of it — Fred Ochsner Del( nd Thursda hall Mv Tue talkative kid. All my college catalogues that I have collected 35 tons of 18X24 white paper to Mr. Brigham I leave my English book to the next lucky My frog skeleton to Mr. Houlis for l class My monitor post ! Head cheerleading to Carolyn Smith Leave my comb to Mr. Miller Four years of French a Qui le parle Gulliver ' s Travels to Mr. Bessette Perfect year without one session year s 129 AHS Diary SOPHOMORE YEAR In September. 1961. a new crop of sophomores entered Attleboro High School on County Street. They poured in from Thacher and South to start what many think was the best year in our history. The Class of ' 64 began the year by electing officers. Lariy DeSantos became our president, Bill Devine our vice president, Carol Gigliotti our treasurer, and Jane Levis our secretary. As Thanksgiving neared, we looked fomard to our first Thanksgiving rally in the auditor- ium, jammed to all four walls and to the balcony with screaming students alive with more spirit than ever imagined. Then came the Turkev Dav game, held at North Attleboro. Even though we lost 14-12. our victory dance, with Sandy Morse as our candidate for (jueen. was a success. Atter the Christmas vacation we looked forward to our hasketliall season. The annorv was packed every Tuesday and Friday nights and the gaines were full of excitement. Remember? Many of our boys were on the J.V. team — Larry DeSantos, John Simpson. Dave Wild. Pete Kapinos. John Horrocks. and Dean Poole. We made Tech Tourney that year, and our greatest victory was the second game when we beat Durfee and had a rally in the Y.M.C.A. parking lot at 12:30 A.M. Later in the year we held our annual Variety Show. San Francisco, under tlie direction of Mi . Scaturro. It was a great success. Near the end of the year we participated in our first Bernuula Day — the only time many of us have ever been comfortable in school! The cheerleading competition was held soon after in the auditorium. Five sophomore girls were chosen to cheer our boys on in our remaining years at A.H.S. — Judy Carpenter, Kim Keel- er. Carolee Murray. Fran Worden. and Ruth Tedeman ( sub) . Our majorettes were chosen, also. Thev were Sue Mullins, Jane Levis, Janet Towle. Arlene Ouellette. and Fran Walker. As the last day of school rolled around, our hearts and minds were filled with fond memories of the old high school. The crowded Latin room, the rickety wall in room 302. the Saturday set aside for dissecting frogs, the competition cheering, and the dances will always have a spe- cial meaning for us. At any rate we said good-bye to the old A.H.S., as we looked ahead to the new one and an even better school year as Juniors. JUNIOR YEAR September, 1962, brought a whole new way of life. It was like being a sophomore all over again. We moved into our new Attleboro High School with hopefulness and with a little re- luctance. However, we faced those first few weeks with courage, and elected Larry DeSantos, Bob Arru- da. Jane Levis, and Leslie Piche, as our class officers, to guide us through the year. This year marked the commencement of a new system of representation in the Student Council. V ' e elected Lany DeSantos, Jane Levis, Kim Keeler. Bill Devine. Leslie Piche. and alternates Jan Andrews and Carol Gigliotti to serve us. 132 As Thanksgiving drew near, we held a rally in the multicolored auditorium. Evidently, the rally succeeded in raising team spirit, because we tied North 6-6. which was a moral victory for us. Although only a sophomore, Al Zito carried off the Balfour trophy. The Victory Dance, held in our double cafeteria, was truly a Victory dance with Junior candidate, Sandy Morse, for the Queen. Basketball season came quickly and was welcomed enthusiastically. This year we saw the Juniors practically monopolize the starting line-up. As the season progressed. John Simpson. John Horrocks, Dave Wild, and Pete Kapinos did their best to support the team. As Juniors our girls were eligible for Tri-Y membership, and ten of them were elected. They were Fran Walker, Kim Keeler, Judy Carpenter, Nancy Schultlieiss, Leslie Piche, Carol Gigliotti, Gretchen Lundgren, Jane Levis, Meme Schultheiss, and Fran Worden. In early spring we became acquainted with our first bomb scare. As a result we had the greatest assembly ever, when Mr. Kelly and Mr. Pensavalle entertained us for nearly three hours. Mr. Kelly utilized the opportunity to advertise for Babes in Arms. giving the audience sneak previews of the musical. As things turned out, our early previews of Babes in Arms were surpassed by the two actual performances. We witnessed the best public program ever put on by A.H.S., in which our own Bill Bleasdale, Bob Moxham, and Bruce Fiske took leading roles. After the frantic last minute preparation of dummies for the yearbook, Nancy Schultheiss and Janice Andrews were chosen co-editors of the 1964 Tattletale. Nancy in the same week was chosen a cheerleader. Fran Walker became head majorette, and Fran Worden became head cheerleader. Our annual Scholastic Banquet was held with Sam Levenson as the guest speaker. Mr. Leven- son provided a delightful evening of laughter and entertainment. Next came the National Honor Society induction. The eleven Juniors who were inducted were Paul Reiss, Carol Gigliotti, Gretchen Lundgren, Nancy Schultheiss, Jane Levis, Judy Carpenter, Betty Simpson, Margaret Bragg, Patty Smith, Kim Keeler, and Carolyn Yeo. As the year ended, Al Gross, Bill Devine, Lyman Coding, and Paul Reiss were chosen to repre- sent A.H.S. at Boys ' State. With June came the close of another school year, but one which the class of ' 64 will remem- ber as a miemorable Junior year. Looking ahead to the coming September, we realized that we were almost Seniors. SENIOR YEAR As we entered our third and final year at A.H.S. , we realized that we were at last Seniors. With confidence and determination, we set out to make this last year our best. After a spirited campaign, we elected Bill Devine, Bill Bleasdale, Jane Levis, and Leslie Piche to lead us through the year. The Student Council election soon followed, and John Horrocks was chosen president; Carol Gigliotti, vice president; Kim Keeler, secretary; and Larry DeSantos, treasurer. After the business of electing officers was completed, our interests turned towards sports — 133 primarily football. With Larry DeSantos and Bob Aussant as the capable co-captains of tlie Blue Bombardiers, the team was a great success and whipped North 14-6 on Thanksgiving Day. Dick Bajnoci ran the length of the field to complete a touchdown, and for his athletic skill and sportsmanship shown that day was awarded the Balfour trophy. At the Victory Dance which followed, Judy Carpenter was elected our candidate for Victoiy Queen, and sei-ved on Dale John- son ' s Queen ' s Court. Although we were still stunned by the death of President Kennedy, both the game and the dance were considered successful. Tri-Y elections again came around, and the Senior members who were selected were Linda Mclnerny, Janet Towle, Debbie Walker, Betty Simpson, Patty Smith, Sue Mullins, Gloria Raposa, Arlene Ouellette, Janice Andrews, Carolyn Yeo, Ruth Tedeman, and Carolee Murray. Bill Bleasdale, our class vice president, was lucky enough to have his name drawn in a state- wide competition for a trip to Washington. Bill spent the week of Januaiy 27 in the Nation ' s capitol. Bruce Fiske, another politically-minded student, was elected our Good-Goveniment Day rep- resentative, with Judy Carpenter as alternate. During the spring Bruce will spend a day in the State House in Boston. Carol Gigliotti was chosen by the students and the faculty as the D.A.R. Good Citizen of our class. Our Variety Show. Around the World in Ninety Minutes. directed by Mr. O ' Connell, was held in January because of a postponement from the original date, November 22. It was a veiy successful and entertaining event, despite the long period of waiting. The arrival of the basketball season saw veterans Dave Wild, Pete Kapinos, John Horrocks, John Simpson, and John Shockro again take to the court along with our new players — Lane Neil- son, Dick-Stenberg, Dean Poole, and Mike Delutis — in an all-out effort to take A.H.S. to th e Tech Tournament. Features of the season were the scoring of 100 points against New Bedford Voke, 97 and 98 points against North and Bishop Stang, and our winning over Coyle and Durfee in very exciting games. At the end of January, casting for the Senior Play, The Night of January 16th, began. The Senior Class will be well represented by Bioice Fiske, Jane Levis, Bob Moxham, Gretchen Lund- gren, Nancy Schultheiss. Neil Hannon. Paul Reiss, John Matthews, Lany DeSantos, Diane Beaure- gard, and Gayle Pierce. The play itself will be presented in April. Because the Tattletale staff must meet their deadline in February, many of the year ' s most ex- citing events have not yet occurred. We are all eagerly looking forward to those trips to the Boston Garden for the Tech Touniey, our Senior Play, Senior Prom, and Reception, and all the other activities which are associated with our graduation. These three years at Attleboro High School have been enjoyable and profitable, from both a social and an educational point of view. We, the Class of ' 64, will always treasure the memo- ries of our dances, our rallies, the football and basketball games, shows, and plays. Moreover, we know the knowledge we have gained in high school will serve us throughout the remainder of our lives. Good Luck to all in the future! Margaret Bragg Sue Cathcart 134 Class Prophecy ICR PAMELA AINSWORTH CLINTON ANDERSON JANICE ANDREWS ROBERT ARRUDA JEAN AUDETTE DONNA AUGER ROBERT AUSSANT RICHARD BAJNOCI RICHARD BAKER SANDRA BAl.SEK GERARD BARNEY JOYCE BARNEY HECTOR BEAUPRE DIANE BEAUREGARD THOMAS BEAUREGARD JANET BEDNARSKI LINDA BERNDT JACQUELYN BLAIS WILLIAM BLEASDALE GEORGE BOSH PAUL BOYES - MARGARET BRAGG RENEE BRASSARD ELAINE BRIGGS GEORGE BRILLON HOWARD BRISTOW EMIL BRODEUR HOLLY BROUSSEAU RALPH BROWN LINDA BRYANT ROBERT BRYSON . ROBERT BUREK RICHARD BURNS JOHN BUSSIERE DOROTHEA CAMARA JOHN CAMPBELL JANICE CANNON SHARON CARLSON ELIZABETH CARPENI JUDITH CARPENTER LINDA CARROL JANICE CARTER LORNA CARVALHO JOSEPH CASTRO SUSAN CATHCART THEODORE CHAMBERLAIN CAROL ANN CLARY CHERYL CLOUTIER PETER DALE CLOUTIER MARY COLEMAN RICHARD COLMAN VIVIAN CONLEY . RICHARD COOKf DIANA LEE CORNELI CAROL COUTURE DAVID COYNE JOHN CRONIN MICHEAL CRONIN SANDRA CROOK JOANNE CRYAN GERALDINE CUMMINS JOANNE DAY WILLIAM DAY LAURA JEAN DELUDE LAWRENCE DoSANTOS ROSEMARY DESMARIS WILLIAN DEVINE MANYA DUDOVIC DENNIS DYER ROBERT DYER VINCENT DYKAS RUTH EASTON JOAN ERKKILA MADELAINE ESMERALDO PETER FANNING MARY FARIAS CAROL FEHR MARY FISCHBACK . BRUCE FISKE CAROL ANN FITTON GERALD FITTON _ __ Intern Hor Sho Locksinitli for the Boston Symphony Choir roving model for Plnyboy Owner of Park Tavern Tester of candy apples Somebody ' s Mrs. Father of twin football players World ' s most photogenic man A white collar man A salad chef Editor of Mad Magazine Office demon Jelly bean sampler Seller of pierced earrings Ma jfactu coke Successful homemaker Secretary to an executive A waitress in a French cafe _ A congressman Escort to chorus girls _ Professional stock car racer A model for Breck Shampoo Living a life of luxury A representative of Hane ' s nylons Chief of police Demonstrator for Beauty Rest mattresses A peach shaver Another Rembrandt atche A professional model for Blush On — . A baby talk interpreter A replacement for Alan Funk A question box manufacturer A model for tall girls ' clothes Ten Quick Ways to Get Sessions Director of Nurses on Dr. Kildare Owner of a Swedish coffee house _ Gabber of the Year Ambassador to the Riviera . Manufacturer of Dynamite Owner of a Pink Cadillac lice major at University of Hawaii Envoy to Cuba A Maine Guide . Jockey for Kentucky Derby Rock Hudson ' s maid Miss Webb ' s replacement - A chicken farm umpire A model for Lady Clairol A manufacturer of elevated shoes . An owner of a pretzel factory _ Mathematician . Colombian coffee-bean picker Flagpole chopper Professional gum-chewer .. Beauty contest judge Romper Room Romeo Tightrope walker Green-cheese vender on the moon A soup ladler Ec. Space-age bealle mestown ferry boat operator .lit for the New York Giants Olympic roller skater itor of New York Times of nurses at Mass. General .... Disc jockey for WARA A world renowned poet??? Toolmaker A collector of shii red Public enemy number one Fortune teller - A June bride A professional pencil sharpener President of the U. S. - A ski-tow operator Owner of a dude ranch CAROLYN FLANAGAN BETTY FLETCHER GINA FRANKIIN GEORGE FREDETTE RICHARD FREDETTE HELEN GAFFNIY CAROL GAGNDN PAUL GAGNON RICHARD GARIEPY LEO GAUDET SANDRA GAVLICK CAROLYN GAWLICK ANGELO GIANTFLLI CAROL GIGLIOTTI GAIL GILROY JOSEPH GINGRAS PAMELA GISH HAROLD GIVINS WILLIAN GLENNON LYMAN CODING ... WILLISM GONSALVES WILLIAM GORMAN PAULA GOULET _ DARREL GRANT HELEN GRAU EARNEST GRAVEL ALBERT GROSS JANET GUIMOND JEFFREY HAGE RONALD HAMEL JANICE E. HAMILTON . NANCY LYNNE HAMILTON EDWARD HAMPSON KATHLEEN HANNON NEAL HANNON WILLIAM HANSBURY NANCY HARRIS MAURIEN HARRISON ANDREA HEALEY MICHAEL HEAGNEY . . CHARLES HINDLEY RICHARD HOLOFF THOMAS HOLT JOHN HORROfKS GREGORY HOUDE LINDA HOULE LEONARD HOY LAWRENCE HOYLE CAROL ANN HUGHES MICHAEL HULKOW DEAN HYLAND DENNIS IRVING _ STEVEN JACQUES DONALD JAMES EVA JASINZKI GEORGE JENKINS DUANE JOHNSON THEODORE KACZOWKA PETER KAPINOS KRISTIN KEILER BARBARA KELLEY PATRICIA KELLEY THOMAS KELLIHER SUSAN KERZNER ROBERT KINGMAN MICHAEL KOLLETT CAROLINE KRAWIEC MARY LEGACY ZITA LALIBERTE SHEILA LaPIERKK JANE LEARY GERARD LeBLAU BARBARA LEE GAIL LEEDHAM D.WID LeMAISTRE RICHARD LEMIRE JOHN LEONARD JUDY LEONARD . ._ GEORGE LEVESQUE _ _ Ben Casey ' s new rival A hot tamale cook A street sweeper in Greenwich ' illage „_ Fastest talker in Pakistan A Magi cian at Macy ' s „ A happy homemaker Florence Nightingale II A Russian ballet dancer _ A speculator on Wall Street A Tetley tea taster Teacher of the year — 1970 A beaver tamer Editor of Photography Owner of the Casual Corner A lock-picker Future Mrs. X A midnight car salesman Engineer ... A professional track runner Human loudspeaker??? First class devil President of Bachelor ' s Association _ Voice instructor A quiet housewife _ . fortune digger Coach for soccer team An army sergeant A sombrero salesman A taffy puller Owner of Ashley ' s Drug Store A person nice to know A professional playboy Advertising executive Opera singer Mother of twins Demonstrator of squirt guns _ Professional ski lift operator . ... Our contribution to the world of medicine _ Professional Stop sign Manager of the Celtics Registrar of Motor Vehicles A quiet librarian _ Mystery Writer! The sleepy grease monkey _ _ _ _ _ A high hoper . Editor of Mad Magazine .. Winner of Indianapolis 500 A platoon leader Clothes buyer for a women ' s department store A mechanic Winner of the talking marathon _i Tony Curtis ' replacement iinterfeiter for the First National Bank - President of the N.B.A. - Professional skier ...A friend to everyone Lakeview promoter Joke writer for Jack Paar Advisor for a lovelorn column Little Caesar Co-owner of the Gob Shop effici( Mother of red haired children chewing gum tester A pretzel twister Man against the world go over Niagara Falls in a barrel ... Professional floor walker Headwaiter at the Tete Hot rod driver State trooper Parisian artist on the Left Bank Model for toupees 135 JANE LEVIS JAMES LEWIS B KBARA LINDSTROM -. DIANE LINDSTROM PATRICIA LONG WILLIAM LOVELY THOMAS LOVENBURY _ GREGORY LUMNAR DENMS LUNDERVILLE ..- GHKTCHEN LLNDCREN .. PATRICIA LLNDCREN EVERET LLNDSTEN EDWARD LYNCH LORRAINE LYNCH PALL MACCINI WILLIAM M.cKINNON _.. CATHARINE MACHADO . WILLIAM MADAN .._ ALBERT MARTELLI MICHAEL MARTIN THOMAS MARTITZ JOHN MATTHEWS LINDA McCANN DALE McCAL ' GHEY _ JAMES McCONNELL _.. PERCY McGOVERN JOHN McGOWEN ___ LINDA McINERNY JOHN McKENNA : JOSEPH McLaughlin DIANE McMULLEN GERALD MrNAMARA _ BETTY MEGA HELEN MENARD ANDREA MERCIER DAVID MERRISS JANE METZGER ADELE MILLER PAUL MOORE WILLIAM MOORE CHARLES MORIN SANDRA MORSE ROBERT MORRIS JACQUELINE MOCNTIER PATRICIA MOWRY ROBKRT MOXHAM PAULA MROS SUZANNE MULLINS JAMES MURPHY CAROLEE MURRAY DIANNE MUTCH DONNA MCOLL LANE NIELSON PETER NOLIN FREDERICK OCHSNER _. EDWARD O ' NEIL ARI.ENE OUELLET __ _. ROBERT PARKER SUSAN PARKER ELAINE PECK CLIFFORD PELLETIER crfRISTINA PERL DAVID PERRY DIANE PERRY JANET PERRY CURTIS PETERSON WILLIAM PETRASKY CAROL PHINNEY BARBARA PICHE LESLIE PICHE CHRISTINE PICKETT ANNE PIERCE LAWRENCE PIETTE JOHN PIETZAK JUDITH PINHEIRO RICHARD PINKOS _ ANN MARIE PISTOLESE . DEAN POOLE NORMA PROULX World ' s b«t dressed lady Author of How to Blush in Ten Easy Lessons Hoalest on Ihe Trip lo Mars airlines Toni manufacturer Head nurse at Veterans Hospital Delegate to Timbuktu Hillbilly singer on W. A. R. A. Stock car driver Foreign agent for the F.B.I, Someone ' s sweetheart of a tooth pick factory Good relations promoter of Cave Man ' s Association Yearly buyer of Thunderbirds Game warden — Major in the Foreign Legion Highly Successful woman A mysterious agent - Man of lujury Big game hunter Mad Somebody ' s Mrs. Horse doctor in the Navy Band Cum-drop sampler A star gazer Owner of Slim Jim Incorporated Newspaper reporter A Vogue hair-stylisl Best dressed ler of red. headed 1 Owner of Gus ' Little Lu-Lu ' s belte Grill half A happy housewife Head of Home Ec. department at A.H.S. Captain of U.S. Olympic Bowling Team Sophisticated playboy Glamor girl Ladykille Contralto with laughing expert he Boston Choir Conductor of New York Philharmonic Orchestra A future Miss Martini Mrs. Sharka Another Rip Van Winkle Model for Reddy Kilowatts, Big Charge Eyelash flicker Ski-bum at Sun Vallc) Mechani( Successful businessman First man to swim the Atlantic __ Model for Srrenlem Brainwasher A quiet housewife Owner of a pumpkin farm — InTentor of anti-gravity machine Space craft designer Efficient worker A starry-eyed bride An artist Certified accountant _ Filibusterer ___ Dress- maker A collector of valuable stamps A nurse all patients will appreciate - - Mayor ' s secretary Owner of Sillman ' s — — Stand-in for Bob Hope Spy for the U.N. Editor of her o« Male CHARLES PULLEN RAYMOND PUPPOLO KENNETH QUAGLIA DIANNE RACICOT — DAVID RAPOSA GLORIA RAPOSA ROBERT RAYMOND KEVIN REDDING ' SUSAN REETZ PAULA REILLY JUERGEN REINHARDT PAUL REISS JOAN RIPLEY WILLIAM ROBERTSON DENISE ROBISTOW SUZANNE ROY JOHN RUDKOWSKI LINDA RYAN ROBERT RYAN PETER SACCHETTI BENJAMIN SALLEY RAYMOND SALVAS RACHEL SAVAGE LORNE SCHNEIDER MARY ELLEN SCHULTHEISS NANCY SCHULTHEISS CAROL SHEA RICHARD SHIRINIAN _. BETTY SIMPSON JOHN SIMPSON KATHLEEN SMITH PATRICIA SMITH PATRICK SMITH VICTOR SOARES JAMES SOPER PAUL SOPER RHODA SOUSA ELIZABETH SOUZA RICHARD STENBERC DIANNE STOTT ROLAND ST. PIERRE JANICE STRAIGHT FRANK STREETER PAUL SWEETLAND DONNA TANSEY RUTH-ELLEN TEDEMAN _ JONATHAN TENNANT JEFFREY TETREAULT EDWARD THERRIAN JANET TOWLE CAROL TULLY DEBRA TURNER MARY VARRIEUR JEAN VIDETO Magician A librarian Politician Seller of tortillas in Acapulco Shiek of a harem Sound effects man at N.B.C. First co-ed at Brown U.S. ambassador to Germany r oi How to Pass Without Doing Homework Strawberry picker Food sampler A Meiican dancer First woman lo land on the moon by parachute Tester of transister radios An elocution teacher Replacement for Houdini Physics teacher at M.I.T. U,S, Ambassador to the U.N, House mother at a fraternity Olympic high jumper _ _ Cuckoo in a clock Mule driver on the Erie Canal Promoter for Community Opticians Man of many travels A rum runner for the South Truant Officer A nice addition to any office Olympic swimmer Ski instructor at Diamond Hill Tile floor wrecker A broncho buster Owner of the Peppermint Louugn Hoola Hoop tester Congresswoman — . Professional mischief-maker A fashion setter State manager A sweet little housewife U.S.S.R. swimming champ Inventor of robots A cheery nurse Wife of a certain saint Chief cook and bottle washer .- Nice husband President of Bachelors ' Association of Pocasset ' s most lively summer residents Choreographer for Fred Astaire Smiler for- Crest A theater critic for The New York Times Tallest basketball player Mr. Corkum ' a private secretary TIMOTHY VIERRA EDWARD VINCENT PRISCILLA VOSE ADELE WAGLE DEBRA WALKER Secreiary FRANCES WALKER . RICHARD WALLACE .._ _. DAVID WATTERS PATRICIA WENDLING RONALD WHEELOCK .._ KATHLEEN WHITE GAIL WHITFIELD DAVID WILD DONALD WILD CAROL WILLIS CAROLYN WILMARTH SUSAN WILMARTH _._ DIANE WITHERELL _ DIANE WOOD GORDON WOODBINE _ FRANCES WORDEN WALTER WUDYKA CAROLYN YEO ROBERT YOUNG MICHAEL ZAREK _ ;o Dr, Cut- A dental n -open-take-it-out-sew- ' i 5 to Dr. Painless-Pull Author of How esearch scientist for T.I. - A false tooth model Hearts in Ten Easy Lessons _ Driver of little red Falcons „ Manager of Lakeview Platoon Leader Grape Crusher in a wine factory A bugler for Chesterfield Commercials Baby talk interpreter Joan Baez— 1966 A homemaker Night watchman at Slater Park Director of bellboys in Hilton HoteU Luster Creme ' s Dream Girl A quiet salesman Mrs. Weegee An efficient worker Father of a midget 136 Class Motto ' ' Ask not ivhat your country can do for you: Ask what you can do for your country. John F. Kennedy Farewell As our days at A. H. S. draw to a close, the past seems ever gone and the present inonieiitary. A whole new future awaits us — one to explore and develop into useful ca- reers. Yet so much we have learned in these past three years will be necessary for our future success in life. We leave Attleboro High School with the knowledge that we have experienced edu- cational and social opportunities here. It is fun to remember the basketball and football games and rallies, the dances, and other social events, but we realize that extracurricular activities are only a minor part of a high school education. The academic gain is an ad- vantage which will never be lost, in any walk of life. Remember your high school years as a time of learning — both educational and social. These experiences are the basis for your life in the future. As we bid you fare- well, may we wish the class of 1964 success and happiness. SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND DIVISION L. G. 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FOLEY FUNERAL HOME 120 South Main St. ATTLEBORO Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1964 MILADY ' S 2 Parle Street ATTLEBORO 149 AT TLEBORO REFINING CO. INC. 42 Union Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSEnS CAREY BROTHERS High Quality Engraving 50 Maynard Street AniEBORO. MASSACHUSEHS ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS Men ' s Jewelry, Leather and Other Accessories ALLAN A. GROSS. INC. Plumbing and Heating 9 Maynard Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Tel. Attleboro CA 2-3311 EST. SINCE 1927 FRANCIS M. MUTCH SON Shoe Repairing Orthopedic Work Men ' s Cancellations- -Little Yankee Shoes JOHN P. MUTCH, Prop. 5 BANK STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. MARIE ' S STYLE SALON Cor. No. Main and Elizabeth Sts. AHLEBORO, MASS. Marie Ouellet Tel. Attleboro CA 2-2231 Roger DesVergnes BUILDING CONTRACTOR Custonn Honnes of Quality Stead Ave. Hebronville CA 2-4839 METALS CONTROLS INC. A Corporate Division of TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED 34 Forest Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 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Machinery Movers and Riggers AHLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Complimen+s of BERGERON ENGRAVING CO.. INC. Duco — Enameling — Engraving 4 Dunham Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS Compliments of LINDBERG TOOL AND MFG. CO. 13 Maynard Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Complimen+s of HORTON ANGELL CO. 129 Bank S+reet ATTLEBORO. MASS. Compliments of LEEDHAM HARDWARE CO. 850 Washington Street SOUTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. DENHAM ' S OIL SERVICE Range and Fuel Oils 15 Angeline Street PHONE SO 1-8190 SOUTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. PEARSON ' S JEWELERS 3 North Main St. ATTLEBORO, MASS. TEL OA 2-2280 H. K. AND O. P. RICHARDSON INSURANCE CO. 200 Bates Building ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY 155 Compliments of J. T. HEALY SON, INC. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Designers and Manufacturers of Distinctive Jewelry Findings and Tubular Products (Ed) KELLY and (Tim) TATARIAN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 104 Park Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS ASHLEY DRUGS, INC. 57 Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of WILLOW TREE POULTRY FARM Compliments of LEE and WOODBINE COMPANY 110 Pearl Street AHLEBORO, MASS. 156 AnLEBORO NEWS CO. 62 Eddy Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of SEARS BURNER SERVICE 97 Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. LARSON TOOL AND STAMPING CO., INC. Olive Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS ATTLEBORO FLORISTS ASSOCIATION Flowers by Barblom Drake and Son Florist Plant Patch Florist Wagner ' s Flower Shop Orchids by Turner Attleboro Florists Assoc. Compliments of RALPH COPPOLA LADIES ' AND GENTS ' TAILOR 24 Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. BUSTER CRAFFORD Your Chevrolet Dealer 64 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS THE KNOBBY KRAFTERS, INC. 200 North Main Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of MARIE ROBINSON INSURANCE 7 Park Street ATTLEBORO Compliments of H. L. CAPRON AND SON Compliments of LEACH AND GARNER Pearl Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS Best Wishes From EVERGREEN GARDENS 29 Dexter Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CONLON DONNELLY CO. Attleboro ' s Leading Garden Center Feed and Poultry Supplies South Main and Wall Sts. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Be Happy — Stay Healthy Drink Our A. W. ROOT BEER 8-Ounce Mug Junnbo Mug Take the family on a Picnic, Play it safe and sane at home? In either case — LET ' S KEEP MOTHER OUT OF THE KITCHEN! Floats — Ice Cream — Hot Dogs 159 Courtesy of GENERAL FINDINGS, INC. In A+tleboro It ' s SILLMAN ' S for Shoes Park Street ATTLEBORO HORACE B. GOWEN REALTOR First National Bank BIdg. Park Street ATTLEBORO Compliments of ATTLEBORO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 8 North Main Street AnLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS ALAN R. SEMPLE GENERAL CONTRACTORS Custom Built Homes 32 Winthrop Drive ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS 160 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 ATTLEBORO TRUST COMPANY The Friendly Bank Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Whal Happened. Hill . ' ' Lose something? Compliments of ANTAYA BROS. JEWELERS 53 Falmouth Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSEHS KULL ' S STATIONERS Stationery School Supplies 6 South Main Street ATTLEBORO PERRY ' S DAIRY 215 South Main Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS REEVES COMPANY INC. 225 Brook Street ATTLEBO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of RALPH COPPOLA. LADIES ' AND GENTS ' TAILOR 24 Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. The Store With More AHLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS IS Compliments of THE NEW 1 PUBLIC MARKET 36 Park Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS AUGAT, INC. Perry Avenue ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS WRAY C. CONRO REALTOR Real Estate and Insurance 8 North Main Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. Telephone: CA 2-1264 EASTERN PAINT AND PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 40 North Main Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Complinnents of SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 42 Park Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS MR. LESTER EPSTEIN, Manager Telephone 222-0512 MR. ROBERTS HAIR STYLISTS Specializing in hair tipping, lamp cuts, hair coloring, and manicuring 494 PLEASANT STREET ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 163 ZITO ' S MARKET PLASTIC CRAFT NOVELTY COMPANY Choice Groceries 78 Pine Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS 12 Dunham Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS AHLEBORO MOTOR SALES Lincoln — Continental Mercury — Comet 480 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of SWANTON ' S EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE 127 LIndsey Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of ATTLEBORO DAILY SUN 164 PAUL ' S BARBER SHOP In the Hub of +he East Side 197 Pine Street ATTLEBORO COLONIAL PRESS Brook Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Oil t-4455 5-9361 Compliments of HELEN ' S CARD SHOP 28 Park Street ATTLEBORO Compliments of BETTER HOME PRODUCTS 55 Park Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS 165 ATLANTIC 166 Complimeni-s of BLAIS ATLANTIC STATION Pine Street ATTLEBORO. MASS. BONNIE BAKERY 1 651 2 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY 15 Union Street ATTLEBORO Compliments of Z. F. GUILLET 591 2 Park St. ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Insurance of All Kinds DUNHAM LUMBER CO.. INC. 20 Benefit Street ATTLEBORO OA 2-0698 SANDY ' S DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. 695-9379 Congratulations Fronn PENSAVALLE ' S DRIVE-RITE Building Materials AUTO SCHOOL Chestnut Street MY 5-9494 NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. Compliments of STONE ENDS Congratulations RESTAURANT From ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS PLEASANT PHARMACY i Tel. 222-0780 Compliments of T-BOWL NORTH ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSEHS Tel. 695-9333 167 f. . ' iWL ' -v Complimen+s of K. F. BASSLER CO. Quality Tools and Metals 18 Mill Street AHLEBORO, MASS. Compliments of SMITH ' S TEXACO SERVICE 544 Central Avenue SEEKONK. MASS. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF AHLEBORO 27 Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS STANDARD PLASTICS CO. INC. 62 V ater Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS LOCUST VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB RUDY VIDETTA — Pro. ' The Carriage House ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of MULLANEY ' S MARKET James Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS THE ROBBINS COMPANY At+Ieboro, Massachusetts Hi-Schoolers! You ' ll Be a Standout in Your Class With Junior Wear Fronn LAURE SHOPPE 3 Park Street ATTLEBORO Compliments of CARROLL ' S 15c HAMBURGERS Washington Street SOUTH AHLEBORO. MASS. SO 1-8694 LEAVENS MANUFACTURING CO., INC. High School and College Rings Prom Favors and Awards Summer Street AnLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of APCO MOSSBERG COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS CARROLL PERFUMER A Complete Line of Cosmetics PARK STREET. ATTLEBORO Compliments of MARIA ' S SUBMARINE SANDWICHES BANK STREET. AHLEBORO 170 Compliments of B. S. PAINT COMPANY High quality painting by the skilled hands of Howard Picasso Bristow and Patrick Rembrandt Smith. Complinnents of ARTCRAFT CO., INC. ROBERT SLATER Caterer 72 Holman Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSEHS Compliments of BURGER CHEF 80 East Washington St. NORTH AHLEBORO, MASS. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1964 DYER-MARTIN DRIVING SCHOOL 319 Thatcher Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of A Friend Compliments of A. CAPONIGRO CO., INC. Home Building Specialists 124 Linden Street Tel. CA 2-0211 ATTLEBORO, MASS. Compliments of WELLS, INC. 47 County Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Here! 1 don t want Compliments of FLYNN ' S HARDWARE COMPANY 13-17 Bank Street AHLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS RAYMOND J. SIMONEAU Mason 16 Carpen+er Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS TEL CA 2-3144 P W SERVICE COMPANY 595 Washington Street SOUTH ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSEHS SO 1-6502 ATTLEBORO ROOFING CO. 132 Union Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSEHS PATRICK J. DUFFY FUNERAL HOME 20 Peck Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS MALLY ' S 22 South Main Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. Fine Children ' s Shoes THE UNION THEATRE Attleboro ' s Greatest Entertainment TOWN COUNTRY FOOD MARKET 266 County Street Attleboro TEL. CA 2-09897 Meats — Groceries — Produce - Frozen Food Self-Service Plenty of Easy Parking f BAUMGARTEL OIL SERVICE RALPH BAUMGARTEL, Proprietor Range and Fuel Oils Telephone: CA 2-2147 221 Locust Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. 15c? — CHEAP! compliments of ATTLEBORO FABRIC SHOP Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. 77 BOBBY ' S RESTAURANT For Dinner or Snacks 9 Bank Street AmEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of WILLIAM B. PITAS foster METAL PRODUCTS 37 Union Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Realtor - Builder Greetings ROBERT F. CONLEY SOUTH ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of A Friend WALTER E. HAYWARD CO., INC. 20 Capron Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Appraisals J. J. ARMELL SON General Construction Rentals SO. ATTLEBORO, MASS. COVELL CAB 3 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of KEY CLUB A Service Club Within the School Attleboro Chapter NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Compliments of ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL TRI-Y CLUB ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL Time goes, you say? Ah, no! Alas, Time stays, we go. 184 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 31654 300041545
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