Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1965 volume:

ATTL EBORO. MAS SACHUSETTS MR. WILLIAM WESTON We. the class of 1965. take pride and pleasure in dedicating our yearbook to a teacher who. in his two years at A.H.S.. has won the respect and admiration of all who have come in contact with him. Throuph his senior Enfrlish and his remedial reading courses, we have learned the power of writing, the joys of reading, and the importance of empathy and understand- ing in our relations with others. His classroom doors have always been open for any student seeking knowledge, friendship, or advice. We thank him for having helped make us more mature, more responsible young adults. As a token of our apjjrecialion for all you have done for us. we dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. William Weston, whom we shall always remember as a truly great educator. TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY ' ' H j ACTIVITIES Z ' - . SPORTS MUSIC SOCIAL L IFE ADVERTrSEME FOREWORD A yearbook is a memory book. It enables us to look back over our years at Attleboro High, and })rings to mind fond memories of the friendships, challenges, and experiences of those times. In the future, when we think of the class of ' 65, another familiar memory will come to mind— the New York World ' s Fair of 1964-1965. For this reason, we have chosen the World ' s Fair as the theme of this yearbook. But, beyond this, the years spent in high school bear a certain resemblance to a fair. The people, activities, sports, music, and fun that make high school what it is are equally necessary to the making of a good fair. We, the editors of the 1965 yearbook, invite you to join us in reviewing our three years at Attleboro High throughout the following pages— COME TO THE FAIR! 1 In keeping with the theme of this yearbook, the class of ' 65 has adopted the slogan of the World ' s Fair as its motto: PEACE THROUGH UNDERSTANDING Tattletale Staff Business Staff: Business Managers — Nancy Small, Beverly Swanson; Nancy Babbitt, Gail Baumgartel, Linda Blais, Deborah Bliss, Terry Cantor, Linda Carlson, Linda Charlesworth, Mary Coppola,. Donna Ferrara, Maureen Field, Meredith Ford, Laurice, Girouard, Denise Guimond, Karla Gustafson, Barbara Guyot, Mary Hayes, Joanne Kaczow- ka, Susan Kelley, Regina Kleinburg , Linda LaCombe, Diane MacKinnon, Deborah Menard, Paula Oliver, Susan Palmer, Beverly Phinney, Joyce Rocha, Marylee Rohman, Linda Ryder, Lesley Snow, Susanne Soucy, Kristen Swenson, Beverly Tennant, Bethany Turner, Judith Vine Mr. Richard Joyce, Faculty Advisor Senior Section: Co-Editors — Gayle Pierce, Elaine Killough; Jean Addy, Lynn Anderson, Donna Audette, Donna Bajnoci, Judith Baker, Cynthia Blais, Linda Blais, Deborah Bliss, Adelaide Brown, Kinda Carlson, Linda Charles- worth, Mary Coppola, Susan Densmore, Lynn Desrochers, Linda Dunphy, Kathleen Endler, Donna Ferrara, Maureen Field, Patricia Fitton, Linda Fontaine, Meredith Ford, Laurice Girouard, Denise Guimond, Barbara Guyot, Cynthia Hales, Mary Hayes, Dale Johnson, Janice Johnson, Janis Johnson, Joanne Kaczowka, Kama Keil, Susan Kelley, Di- anne Kenney, Barbara Kerkhoff, Regina Kleinberg, Ann Laberge, Suzanne LaChapelle, Linda Lacombe, Diane MacKinnon, Kendra Marsland, Marilyn Maynard, Deborah Menard, Lynd Murphy, Linda Patten, Adele Pawlow- ski, Marylee Rohman, Mary Ellen Sears, Suzanne Soucy, Tamsin Stewart, Kristen Swenson, Bethany Turner, Deb- orah Tyson, Judith Vine, Elizabeth Washburn, Sharyn Whitney Typing Staff: Donna Bajnoci, Adelaide Brown, Linda Charlesworth, Lynn Desrochers, Karen Erban, Gail Garecki, Janice Johnson, Ann Laberge, Susan LaChapelle, Candace Linnell, Adele Pawlowski, Mary Ellen Sears, Judith Wilbur — Head typist Layout Staff: Co-Editors — Thomas Gariepy, George Paille; Carol Bragg, Susan Palmer Sports Staff: Carolyn Bell, Cynthia Hales, Paul Dion, Daniel Duffy, Joseph Makarewicz, John Shockro, Timothy Stebbings, John Wolstencroft Literary Staff: Co-Editors — Leslie Cameron, Karen Moksu; Donna Bajnoci, Terry Cantor, Cynthia Hales, Dale Johnson, Janice Johnson, Linda Patton, Deborah Tyson Art Staff: Thomas Audette, Robert Bailey, Richard Burr, Diane Bussiere, William Carnes, Susan Palmer Photography Staff: Paul Dion, Edwin Thomas Cover Design by William Games Divider pages by William Carnes and Richard Burr Mr. Samuel Thomas Sup I. of Schools Somewhere between your abilities and your ambitions, I hope you find peace of mind and contentment. Mr. Joseph E. Joyce Prmcipal of A.H.S. To the members of the Graduating Class of 1965: On behalf of the faculty and administration of Attleboro High School, may I extend to each of you our congratulations for your accomplishments. If we may be of any assistance to you in the fu- ture, please do not hesitate to call, write or visit. Most sincerely, Joseph E. Joyce Principal FACULTY OUR S THRU AHE fair Sealed: Mrs. Ht-tsy Ose, B.A. Whealon College; Miss Kulherine Kenniy, H.Ed. R.I. College; Mrs. Evelyn MacDonald, A.B. Brown University; Miss Linda Rosen, B.Ed. Salem State College; Miss Marilyn MeCaffrey, B.Ed., R.I. College, M.A. Brown University; Miss Luean Anthony, B.S. Jaekson College, Tufts University; English Department Mr. William Weston, A.B. Brown University, A.N. Columbia Universny; Mr. Ronald Struminski, B.A.; Mr. Armand Bessette, A.B. Brown University, M.Ed. R.I. College; Mr. Paul Kelly, A.B. Providenee College; Mr. Theodore Thibodeau, A.B. Providence College; .Mr. Pierre Gagnon, A.B. Assumption College; Mr. James Miles, A.B. Dartmouth College; Mr. Joseph Hagan, A.B. Boston College, M.Ed. Bridgewater State Teachers College. Foreign Language Department Sealed: Miss Gertrude Parsons, A.B. Boston Univer- sity; Miss Whilma Desy, B.Ed. Bridgewater State College, M.A. Boston College. Standing: Miss Edith Turner, A.B. Colby College; Mr. Thomas Cuoco, B.S. Boston University; Mrs. Eleanor O ' Reilly A.B. Regis College. Not in photo: Mrs. Betsy Ose, B.A. Wheaton College. Mathematics Department Mr. Edwin Maselbas, A.B. Boston University; Mr. Louis Lacivita, A.B. Boston College, M.A. Boston University; Mrs. Thelma Spriggs, A. B., M.Ed. Brown University, Standing: Mr. Francis Gallagher, A.B. Providence College; Mr. Francis O ' Connell, B.S. Holy Cross College; Mr. Clayton Hunnewell, B. S. University of Maine Science Department Sealed: Miss Janet Levesque, B.Ed. Bridgewater State College; Mr. Harry Cooper, Ph.B. Brown University; Miss Luean Anthony, A.B. Jackson College, Tufts University; Standing: Mr. Edwin Galvin, B.S. St. Michael ' s College; Mr. Spiro Houlis, B.S. St. Lawrence Col- lege; Mr. Kenneth Coding, B.S., M.A. Boston University; Mr. John Willey. B.S. Suffolk College; Mr. Joseph Genereaux, B.Ed. Rhode Island College, M.S. Syracuse University 9 i Social Studies Department Seatfd: Mrs. Carol ScliolK-r, A.B. Vassar College; Miss Dyanne Spateher, A.R. Wlicaton College; Mrs Women ' s University, M.A. Washington University. Miss Florenee Ha ' j;t rty. A.B. Tufts llniversity Siandinp: Mr. William Conlan, A.B. Brown UniMr ii . M.Etl. ]!.i-ti.n rni ti-ii : Mr. Richard Orlando, tin Durkin, . .B. Providence College; Mr. Harry llukn, 1!. A. riii tr-it lA lUunU- Island. Mary B. Dean, A.B. Texas A.B. Boston College; .Mr. Mar- Business Department Seated: Miss Blanche Arzooyan, B.S. Bryant College; Mrs. Sally Lehane, U.S. Weston College; Standing: Mr. Alan Corkum, B.S. Bentley College; Mr. Victor Abrams, B.S. Bryant College, B.Ed. Rhode Island College; Mr. Martir Durkin, A.B. Providence College. Not in photo: Mr. Richard Joyce, B.Ed. Salem State College 10 Trade School Seated: Mrs. Mildred Howe, Fitchberg State Teachers College, C College, Cert, in Vocational Ed. Mr. Henry Miller, Director, Fitch Fitchberg State Teachers College, Cert, in Voc. Ed.; Mr. Robert McConnell, Graphic Arts. Standing: Mr. Carl Miller, University o Mr. Wallace Rabin, Fitchberg State Teachers College, Cert, in Vo in Voc. Ed. Mr. Frederick Specter, Northeastern University, B.S. M M.Ed. Mr. Charles Renoni, Vesper George School of Art, Cert, in Ed. Mr. John Keough, Providence College, A.B. Mr. James McK tificate in Voc. Ed. Mr. David Bochanowski. Not in photo — Mrs. Ba ert. in Vocational Ed. Mr. Curtis Leonard, Fitchberg State Teachers berg State Teachers College, B.S. Voc. Ed.; Mr. John Hebden, Briggs, Lincoln University, Assoc. Elec. Engineering, Mr. William f Washington. B.A.; Mr. Robert Kenny, Keane State College, M.A.; c. Ed. Mr. Lionel Pelligrini. Fitchberg State Teachers College, Cert, r. Roger Spriggs, Northeastern University, A.B., Boston University, Commercial Art, Fitchberg State Teachers College, Cert, in Voc. earny, Wentworth Institute, Fitchberg State Teachers College, Cer- rbara Salley, Office Secretary. Industrial Art MR. ALFRED CENSORIO, Rhode Island College, B.Ed. Voc. MR. ORAZIO BIANCHI, Fitchburg State College, Certificate in Voc. Ed. Mechanical Drawing MR. FRANK SCATURRO, Fitchberg State Teachers College. B.Ed. Music Department MR. RICHARD SILVA, N.E. Conscrvatorv of Music; B.Mus. MR. JOSEPH BONO, N.E. Consenatory, B.Mus. Guidance Department VICE-PRI.NCIF ' AL MR. ROBERT BRAY Mr. Robert Bray is our new vice-principal. Among liis many duties are supervision of discipline, student travel, special activities and session hall. He is one of our most respected members of the faculty. OFFICE SECRETARIES MRS. CECILE MAJOR, MRS. JESSEDEAN TENNANT, MR.S. GRACE STOTT The sicrclai ics help A. U.S. run smoothly by working efficiently with scIkkiI records. They are always willing to help the student who is in need of assistance. SCHOOL NURSES MRS. BARBARA O ' KEEFE, MRS. DOROTHY WENDELL The school nurses and Doctor Coren are a valuable asset to our school. They con- stantly insure the health of all students through such programs as the eye and ear testing and the polio vaccination series. The doors of the health office are always open to students who fall ill during school hours. 14 Dr. Simon Coren ACTllfiTlES Layout Staff Editors Standing: Nancy Small, Beverly Swanson, Business Staff; George Paille, Thomas Gariepy. Layout Staff; Leslie Cameron, Karen Moksu, Literary Staff. Seated: Elaine Killough, Senior Section; Sherry Snyder, Carolyn Clinton, Co-Editors; Cayle Pierce, Senior Section Literary Staff Top to Bottom: George Paille, Tom Gariep Co-Editors; Carol Bragg, Sue Palmer Standing: Janice Johnson, Dalr Jdin-un. Ddidrah i jiai. Seated: Linda Patten, Donna Bajnoci, Leslie Cameron, Karen Moksu, Co-Editors; Terry Cantor, Cynthia Hales Tattletak Senior Section First Rote: M. Field, L. Carlson, D. Ferrara, L. Charlesworth, D. Johnson, C. Hales, E. Killough, G. Pierce, Co-Editors, L. Girouard B. Washburn. L. Ilesrochers, J. Johnson, A. Brown, K. Marsland, L. Murphy, L. Fontaine, J. Vine Second Row: B. Kerkhoff, S. Kelley D. Bliss. P. Kelley. B. Turner. C. Blais, B. Guyot, B. MacKinnon, S. Soucy, M. Coppola, S. Whitney, L. LaCombe, L Dunphy, D. Baj nori. J. Baker, S. Lachapelle, R. Kleinberg, L. Anderson, D. Audette, D. Menard, D. Snyder, J. Johnson Third Row: M. Rohman, L HIais, M. Hayes. D. Tyson, P. Fitton, J. Kac .owka, L. Patten, M. Ford, K. Endler, S. Densmore, T. Stewart, J. Addy, K. Swenson, M Menard, A. Laberge, M. Sears, D. Cuimond, A. Pawlowski, D. Kenney 16 Sports Staff Art Staff Seated: T. Stebbings, C. Hales, C. Bell, J. Wolstencroft |i Standing: D. Duffy, J. Shockro, J. Makarewicz, P. Dion. Photography Staff W. Games, D. Bussiere, S. Palmer, R. Burr. Not pictured: T. Audette, R. Bailey Typing Staff Seated: D. Bajnoci, J. Wilbur, K. Erban, S. LaChapelle, M. E. Sears, A. Charles worth, L. Desrochers, A. Pawlowski, J. Johnson. Standing: G. Garecki, A. Laberge, A. Brown, C. Linnell. Business Staff Front Row (1-r): L. Blais, N. Babbitt, B. Phinney, K. Gustafson, B. Swanson, N. Small, Business Managers; D. Guimond, M. Ford, M. Hayes, K. Swcnson. Second Row: L. Snow, P. Oliver, M. Coppola, S. Palmer, B. Guyot, J. Rocha, L. La Combe, T. Cantor, L. Ryder, D. Mac- Kinnon, R. Kleinberg, G. Baumgartel. Third Row: D. Menard, B. Tennant, M. Field, B. Kerkhoff, S. Kelley, D. Bliss, B. Turner, D. Ferrara, L. Carlson, L. Charlesworth, S. Soucy, J. Kaczowka, L. Girouard, M. Rohman, J. Vine. 17 Student Council Sealed: J. Shockro, J. Johnson, A. Zito, D. Bajnoci, R. Forbes, S. Snyder, D. Mercier, C. Clinton Standing. First Row: S. Graetz, R. Gross, J. Mahoney, M. Bristow, S. Suits, G. Wintringham, M. Kenny, J. Williams, C. Smith, B. Law- rence, L. Oilman Second Row: D. Ward, W. Wintringham, N. Cassidy, R. Rovzar, S. Shepard, B. Peach The Student Council is a school organization representative of the entire student body. It conducts rallies, assemblies and is in charge of the Victory dance. During the recent evaluation of Attleboro High School, the Student Council was given special recognition for its strong interest in and active contributions to the functioning of the school. Student Council Officers .1 Donna Bajnoci — Secretary Al Zito — President Carolyn Clinton — Vice President Neil Cassidy — Treasurer 18 Tri-Y Sfiite l : E. Wonrall, D. Johnson, C. Hales, L. Snow, Standing, First Row: D. MacKinnon, M. Gilson, J. Johnson, K. Swenson, C. Clin- ton, S. Snyder, T. Cantor, D. Bajnoci Second Row: S. Soucy, D. Bussiere, B. Washburn, G. Wintringham, E. Brasier, K. Moksu, S. Suits, D. Bliss, J. Baker Third Row: L. Colman, D. Swanson, C. Smith, J. Dussault, R. Erkkila, J. Richardson, L. Flanagan, L. Beauregard, P. Young Advisor: Miss Rosen Biology Club Seated: S. Cassidy, K. Engel, P. Quilitzsch, L. Bonin, C. Wilkinson, S. Barney, S. Perry Standing: S. Menard, D. Blackwell, D. Gaudreau, D. Holbrook, A. Lepper, D. Reeves, D. Rayno, S. Payette, M. Gen- dron, J. MacDonald, R. Steele Key Club Advisor: Mr Hunnewell 20 Seated: G. tnz, R. Poholek, F. Barlik, R. Gross, S. Remillard, F. Poholek, R. Mclntyre Standing: C. Dussault, D. Cronin, D. Hoy, G. La Croix, R. Macomber, J. Brouillard, R. Starzak, S. Shepard, D. Bonvouloir, J. Shamey, G. Ryan, D. Galasso, D. Mercier Monitors First Row: C. Witherell, P. Cameron, IT. -Ossidy, B. Wilmarth, G. Faille, J. Shockro, D. Nerney, J. Shockro, F. Marcoccio, B. Gross, R. Burns, A. Zito, B. Galligan S. Remillard ffaeJt Row: J. Makarewicz, F. Barlik, P. Keane, R. Lyon, R. Pouliot, D. Bounvouloir, R. Stocker, J. Shamey, A. Foss, G. Enz, R. Hagan, R. Bpuciiard, W. Wintringham, G. Deegan, G. O ' Keefe Advisor: Mr. Bessette Library Aides Kneeling: S. Gula, S. Cassidy, S. Barney, G. Brin, C. Johnson, S. Lund, K. Semple Standing: C. Kelly, D. St.Dennis, L. Kelly, P. Gotten, P. Barton, S. Plante, S. O ' Donnell, K. Young, D. Pierce, M. Truesdale Advisor: Mrs Johnson 21 Art Clul Sriilrd: S. Palmer tr.as.), G. Sachetti, D. Carroll, C. Smilh Standing: M. Petrucci Vrci.), G Lander, P. ( ilitzsch, D. Wilkes, A. I ' .iwlowski Sxond Row: D. I J (Ninibe, P. Johnson, D. Harus, M. Makarian, I). Hussiere, S. Huffman, E. Smith, Advisor: Mr. Brigham 1 Young Republicans Qub The Young Re- publicans is a new club this year, whose members will be our future Republicans. Although the Y.R.C. did not win the straw ballot, its members made the campaign an interesting one with their many signs and posters and with intelligent debating at the election rally. Seated: C. Bragg, B. Johnson, E. Tliomas, R. Lyon Standing, First Rou : R. Rotenberg, T. Gariepy, L. Dupliscu, M. Kociiiia, B. Nelson, K. Engel, K. Andrews, A. Bragg, R. Rounseville, M. Truesdale, R. Gross, C. Patton SiTond Ron: G. Enz, L. Palagi, D. Nemey, P. Dion, R. Stenfeldl, R. Stocker, R. Hagan, J. Dwyer, J. Hanson, -. Winslow Advisor: Mr. Bessette Younsf Democrats Club The Young Demo- crats Club is a club new to our high school this year. It is for those interested in politics, who will be the future Demo- cratic voters. This year supporting the Democratic president- ial candidate, the Y.D.C. put forth an excellent campaign and was able to win the strawballot. 22 Standing: W. Conlan, J. Wolstencroft, M. Proia. M. Makarian, L. St. Pierre, R. Tracey, J. Proia, R. Pouliot. T. Da Costa, M. Chamberlain Sealed: R. MacInt Te, R. Parent, C. Menard, F. Brillon, S. McKay, P. Karol, J. Quaglia, S. Niederlitz AD- VISOR : Mrs. Kelley Future Teachers of America 1st Row: S. Suits — Representative, P. Tatar ian — Treasurer, B. Guimond — V. President L. Snow — President, M. Rohman Secretary, M. Field — Librarian 2nd Row: M. LaCivita, C. Bragg, M. Weiss, M. Ovoian, J. Bieniarz, G. Poirier, P. Kleinberg, L. Anderson, B. Guyot, C. Brin, E. Martin, P. Young, C. Smith, B. Swanson, M. WoU, K. Endler 3rd Row: S. Brockway, L. Patten, L. Cameron, C. Halles, K. Keil, T. Stewart, L. Blais, D. Tyson, S. Swanson, K. Swenson, L Vaslet, N. Larson, N. Small, E. KLllough, M. Ford, J. Addy, J. Milik, D. St. Dennis C. Chick Advisors: Mrs. MacDonald, Miss Lombard P Math Qub Seated: G. Paille, A. Bragg D. St. Dennis, C. Bragg, M. Kocima, T. Gariepy Standing: A. DeSilva, G. Richmond, J. Broulliard R. Starzak, P. Baumgar- tel P. Cameron Advisor: Mr. Maselbas T. Stewart, W. Carnes, K. Swenson, D. Mercier, L Colman, R. Forbes, D. Burr, P. Dion, G. Ryan, K. Labedz R. Starzak, C. Bell, S. Shepard Advisors: Mr. Keough, Mr. Hagan, Miss Kenny Le Cercle Fran ais Omnibus The Omnibus, a new school publica- tion, is a literary maf azine. containing articles and essays submitted by mem- bers of the student body. It is a result of the joint efforts by the Attleboro High School students and the members of the Trade High School. Tlie actual publica- tion is undertaken by the printing depart- ment of the Trade High School. First Row: M. Weiss, Treasurer; E. Killough, President; T. Cantor, Vice-president Second Row: M. GaskiU, L. Colman, P. Tatarian, M. Lawrence, G. Gariepy, D. Tully, J. Bieniarz, M. Ovian, S. LeBlanc, J. KJebes, J. Williams, J. LeBeau, E. Thibeault, M. Kocima, D. Bams, B. Nelson, P. Homer, B. Lawrence, B. Guimond, M. McKinlay, C. Wilkin- son Third Row: S. Brockway, D. Swanson, F. Addy, K. Marsland, D. Johnson, iNL Kenny, J. Semple, D. Guimond, M. Hayes, N. Small, M. Field, K. Burkhalter, P. Johnson, C. Smith, L. Flanagan Last Row: C. Nemey, S. Huffman, M. Woll, R. Zarrella, D. Wilkie, L. Grossman, L. Eberhardt, J. Richardson, G. Richmond, B. Swan- son, C. Clinton, E. Worrall, N. Rooks, B. Streeter Advisor: Miss Desy The French Club, Le Cercle Franjais, is dedicated to investigating all forms and aspects of French culture. This year, members took trips to see French art and to view a French ballet. Miss Desy also showed slides of her recent trip to France. 24 Science Club Seated: J. Sheehy, P. Joy, N. Policow, R. Lyon, C. Cruff, C. Paton, M. Chamberlain Standing: D. Rayno, J. Kinney, A. Savolainen, P. Westcott, P. Cameron, D. King, D. Audette Advisor: Mr. Genereaux Modern Dance Club Seated: S. Miller, C. Smith, K. Young, K. Vickery First Row: M. Laushway, D. Isabelle, J. Williams, L. Colman, K. Mohammed Second Row: C. Holander, J. Olmstead, S. Baris, P. Coddaire, L. Pariseau, S. Kummer, S. Campbell, M. Ft N. Keane, S. Graetz V. Silva, A. Crossman. The modern dance club is open to all girls interested in dancing, whether or not they have any background in it. Modern dance is strictly interpretive and is subject only to the limits of the dancer ' s imagination. At the end of the year the club puts on a performance which includes choreography by its members. 25 American Field Service Audio- Visual Club Sealed, 1. to r.: L. Patten, E. Killough, K. Mohammad, L. Colman, S. Snyder. Standing: K. Keil, H. Way, J. Klebes, R. Rounseville, B. Rounseville, K. Endler, M. Ford, T. Gariepy, L. Blais, N. Small, C Smith, S. Graetz, J. Williams. Advisor: Miss Levesque F. Barlik, R. Starzak, P. Cameron Future Nurses of America Seated, 1. to r.: L. Carlson, D. Guimond, D. Audette. First Row: D. Johnson, S. Soucy, B. Nelson, F. Addy, S. Baris, S. McKay, G. Baumgartel. M. Craik, S. Fidelia, S. LaChapelle, S. Walker, A. Dorrance, M. Roy, M. Coppola, L. Hill, B. Lander, S. LeBlanc, L. Blais. C. Lund. B. Tennant. Second Row: K. Shockro, S. Sanford, K. Johnson, A. Hines, J. Hull, J. Vine, D. Carroll, P. Johnson, M. Petraskv. K. Marsland, J. Kaczowka, D. Ferrara, M. Foster, L. Monroe, C. Fowler, C. Jillson, P. Karol, S. Lund, D. Blaser. Advisor: Mrs. 0-keefe 26 AHS Football Team What a motley rrcw! JJ H Catch that pigskin. Troubles? Hdom, Boom — the bombardiers are coming! ■ 3 | Baseball 1964 1st Row: W. TuUy, D. Winnegge, E. Charette, J. LaFontaine 2nd Row: D. Duffy, T. Libby, R. WiUiams, G. Bosh, R. Dalpe, A. Zito 3rr1 Row: M. Martin. J. Gilmore, T. Moore, N. Cassidy, T. Fagnand, Coach Dick Jovce Dave Winnegge Ed Charette ... J Ja Gilniori- Bob Gross Track 1964 First Row: B. Wintringham, G. Nyzio, C. Dussault, J. Tingley, J. Shockro, Jr. Second Row: B. Aussant, B. Doyle, A. Gross, B. Gross, D. Thornhill, S. Brockway, F. Barlik Third Row: R. Irby, D. Bajnoci, J. Galliagan, R. Rovzar, J. Shockro, J. Drake, L. Goding, M. Solmer Coach Ray Charron Swim Team First Row, 1. to r.: P. Wostcott, D. Rayno, D. Conlan, 0. Richardson, P. Silvia, J. Shamey, S. Payette. Second Row: T. Fagnand, E. Sanborn, C. Hansbcrry, B. Streeter, D. Broadbent, A. Lepper, D. LaCombe. Third Row: J. Wightman, D. Nerney, L. Salisbury, R. Hudson, W. Saunders, S. Goll, Mgr. Coach: Mr. McDonough Kneeling, I. to r.: E. Walsh, S. Duffy, A Hrousseau, D. Gorman. Standing: C. Hales C. Bell, L. Devereux, P. Karol. J. Le Blanc. Golf Team G. Corcn, J. Hanson, R. Lyon, Mr. O ' Con- nell, Coach R. Stocker, M. Proia, W. Con- 38 G.A.A. Basketball First Row: C. Swistak, L. Pond, A. Brousseau, C. Hales, P. Karol, K. Swenson, K. Sil- via, J. Richardson Second Row: T. Stewart, J. Le Blanc, C. Bell, A. Krawiec, J. Bieniarz, D. Swanson, L. Eberhardt Third Row: M. J. McKinley, K. Robinson, K. Young, J. Hull, C. Cooper, L. Gardner, P. Cadero, J. Tully, L. Gi- rouard First Row: K. Robinson, P. Cadero, A. Brousseau, K. Sil- via, K. Swenson, J. Hull, K. Young, M. Ovoian, A. Kra- wiec. Second Row: M. Hull, J. Le- lanc, C. Hales, P. Karol, K. Vickery, J. McKenzie, M. Gil- son, L. Carlson, B. Lawrence Third Row: J. Semple, R. Zar- rella, D. Blaser, M. Viveiros, C. Bell, C. Swistak, E. Thi- beault, D. Renaud Fourth Row: M. Lawrence, C. Freitas, M. Fonseca, C. Hol- lander, N. Keane, T. Cantor, L. Girouard, S. Soucy, J. Bieniarz N. Rooks i Junior Class Officers Linda Colman-Secretary Patricia Young-Treasurer Roderick Rovzar-President Gerald Coren-Vice-President Sophomore Class Officers Bradford Peach-President Cynthia Cooper-Treasurer Marcia Lawrence-Secretary Marc Boyd-Vice-President 42 MUSIC A Cappella First Row: S. l aChap ll,, J. A,l.l . K. Wri-lit, K, En-el, M. LaCivita, D. Powers, J. Balser. Second Ron : C. Soule, L. Murphy, L. Eberhardt, V. Silva, A. Brown, C. Linnell, K, Marsland. Third Ron : D. Palmer, R. Hebert, D. Hopkinson, R. Mutlow, P. Johnson. R. Truedson, D. Burke. Fourth Row: D. Broadbent, T. Piggott, R. Hudson, T. Murphy, S. Davis, P. Silvia, R. Carlon, J. Correia. The members of this select group demonstrate their devotion to music by their willingness to rehearse before school each morning. Our champion choir was the first at A.H.S. to be awarded a trophy at the South Eastern Mass. Music Festival. Besides participating in school concerts, the A Cappella choir presents programs for various organizations throughout the Attleboro area. Front Row: D. IsabeUe, T. Cantor, M. WoU, S. Huffman, L. Hudson, J. Vine, C. Menard, S. Bailey, L. Hill Second Row: M. Kocima, D. Sousa, L Vaslet, N. Goulet, K. Andrews, E. Killough, D. Tyson, L. Patten, V. Lowery Third Row: D. Allen, R. Young, M. Martin, D. Brasier, J. Kerte, J. Rudkowski Fourth Row: F. Palmer, R. Morse, G. Gross, R. Haygen, G. Hayden Toot, toot, honk Christmas Concert 45 Girls ' Chorus 75 Rou. ' : J. Fontaine, R. Almeida, M. Lavoy, L Ryder, P. Morin, K. Bora, L. Duplissea, S. Gracie, J. Rocha, R. Delsolio, C. Hebert, F. Arguin. 2nd Row: A. Vierra, N. Carroll, P. McBfide, L. Fredette, J. Wordon, L. Gardner, S. Wordon, S. Planie, D. Curtis, P. Oliver, M. Foster, D. Gagnon, S. Mowry, L. Hill. Third Rou : G. Kordalewski, J. Kaczowka, L. Giraud, G. Steniford, J. LaBlanc, M. Brandrelli, G. Bianchi, S. Bailey, N. Hoyt, L. Vaslet, C. Hopkinson, M. Picchi, L. Champagne, S. Baris, C. Stanhope, L. Sutcliff. 4th Row: K. Handy, S. Choquette, A. Walport, C. Swistak, S. Sanford, M. Fonseca, V. Lameroux, B. Choquette, S. Hoyt, D. Frazier, N. Rooks, E. Braiser, N. Keene, J. Cannon, C. Lindermouth. 1st Rou: J. Payette, L. Fontain, S. Lallier, B. Gohring, P. Derosier, D. Case, C. Mounteer, L. Glode, M. Kosowski, D. Rarus, J. Balser. K. Lindfield, S. SicCaughey, C. Mounteer. 2nd Row: D. Wilkes, K. Wright, M. Viveiros, N. Carlson, D. Powers, F. Addy, J. Bosh, S. Cassidy, D. Clifford, C. Derosier, L. McLean, J. Webb, D. . ousa, D. Aviero, M. Gaskgill. 3rd Row: C. MacDonald, C. Holander, S. LaChapelle, S. Moresco, P. Coddaire, M. Arruda, S. Peterson, C. Soule, K. Ruggio, C. Lin- nell, D. Airey, S. Simmons, B. Phinney, C. Therrian, B. Sanborn. 4th Row: L. Smutek, S. Zuba, J. Joubert, N. Thomas, S. LeBlanc, C. Thibodeau, L. Grossman, P. Hodges, K. Swenson, L. Murphy, L. RIais. V. Silva, K. Engel, L Pinkos, B. Brown, M. Viveiros, M. Pimental. Ah Boys ' Chorus i First Row: J. Kerte, N. Pickett, J. Correia, D. Fisher, D. Vierra, G. Fredette, J. Picchi, S. LaPierre, M. Chamberlain, J. DowdalJ Second Row: J. Rudkowski, G. Tedeman, D. Bonner, F. Hanley, G. Bellavance, D. Brasier, D. Burke, G. Nyzio, J. Proia, J. Carlson, R. McLaughhn, D. McGovern, D. McDonald Third Row: P. Gilroy, R. Plante, G. Wheelock, R. Arabian, R. Hoyle, G. Blanchard, D. Reeves, D. Blackburn, P. Silvia, R. Drake, L. Salisbury, R. Carlson, W. Mobriant, R. Mutlow A. H. S. Band mo 2 First Row: M. Kinney, R. Fiske, D. Tyson, B. Bruce, D. Morse, D. Broadbenf, D. Bissonette, P. Way Second Row: F. Hanley, T. Salley, M. Brogan, R. Layton, W. Handren, J. Thibeault Third Row: B. Johnson, R. Stenfeldt, J. Sheehy, S. Mahan, L. Bliven, B. Sargent, N. Policow, C. Cruff, F. Palmer Fourth Row: R. Hudson, S. Shapiro, J. Hanson, R. Arruda, T. Piggott, P. Baumgartel, G. Lovell. R. Hebert 47 IjiJ aiiKing the lions -1 Jack Slci ' iiing Reality that ' s on our mind, Nane?! W ' Babbitt and Bob race, our Queen for a day HH| Peek-a-boo Psst, Jay, WAKE UP! Yes, Miss Small, go on . Watch out f(ir your hand Don ' t kick it; it ' s lead Concentration! Sleeping, or studying??: Smile, you ' re on Candid Camera. Artist at work. , Studying by osmosis??? Get with it Miss Winik ' s Winkeltes ' Ringo LaPierre m Monkeyshines. ' Dear Heart ' Chink The singing guitar 1 an Don ' t hit her! f . Sitting this one out 1 ■ Everybody ' s falling asleep! H J Junior Carnival The A.H.S. swingers got the beat Two left feet i li Mr. and Mrs. Struminski Get away! I ' lit vilur shoes on, girls, don ' t you know you ' re in the city? The rain dance Variety Show Prima Ballerina Paula, the flamingo Hni m-ni, ' hat ' s ilic next note ' : A ' Judy and Sandy HB| You are getting very sleepy Girl Crazy On April 23 and 21, the George Gershwin musi- cal Girl Grazy was presented under the direction of faculty member Paul S. Kelly. The cast included Felix Barlik, Marilyn Gilson, Sandra Peterson, Peter Johnson, John Hanson, Nancy Solmer, Robert Rotenberp, Gonstance Gor- bett, and John Sheehy. Songs included in the show were I ' ve Got Rhythm , But Not for Me , Em- braceable You , and Bidin ' My Time . Gommittees were headed by Garolyn Smith, cho- reography; Jim Gorreia, lighting; George Ryan and Paul Dion, photography; Diane Bussiere and Thomas Audette, set design; and Leslie Gameron, Elaine Killough, Kathy Andrews, and Linda Gol- man, publicity. The sets were constructed by Mr. Ralph Bianchi ' s Industrial Arts classes. Faculty members of the Music Department assisting Mr. Kelly were Mr. Joseph Bono and Mr. Richard Silva. Mr. Paul Kelly Richard Sih a Lxjyal fans GEORGE ADAMS— Harley Davidson I 12 Olive Street Pleasing to Know Tethnical School LYNN E. ANDERSON 22 Prescott Street Small, but oh my! College F.T.A. 3, 4; Senior Section 4; Swim- ming 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Bowling 2, ' . 1; Apparatus 2. JEANNE DIANE ADDY 866 Pike Avenue Her eyes as stars of twilight, too, her lovely hair. College A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Drama Show- case 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Senior Section Tattletale 4; Science Fair 2; Pep Club 2; Guidance Office 4; Dance Committee 2, 3. ROSEMARY ALMEIDA-Rosie 276 Thacher Street Softly she speaks and sweetly she smiles. . . . Secretarial Work Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. Tennis 3; Senior Dance Committee 4. NATHAN APRIL 7 George Street His fine personality is outstanding. ' Toolmaking Student Council Alternate 3. CHRISTINE HOPE ANDREWS— Chris 56 Tiffany Street Friendly, carefree and gay, this our Chris every day. Hairdressing Majorette 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Mod Dance Club 2; Dance Committee 3 Office Help 3, 4; Girls ' Chorus Concert Usher 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Tat- tletale Business Staff 4; Tattletale Sen- Section 4; Drar 2: G.A.A. 2. MARILYN ANN— Arruda 20 Hawthorne St. Hairdressing Always happy and gay, no cares block her way Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Library Aide 3; Bombardier Staff 3; Dramatic Club 2; G.A.A. 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3. RICHARD D. APRIL 44 Carlon Street Live while you can DAVID E. AUDETTE— Dave 15 Holly Street Chemist Quiet, earnest, hard-working, and shy Science Qub 4. PRISCILLA LINDA ASPINALL Silly 446 Read St. South Attleboro A good pal and a friend THOMAS RICHARD AUDETTE— Tom 21 Jewel Avenue College A gentleman makes no noise French Club 2; Art Club 2, 3; Drama Club 2; Tattletale Art Staff 4; Senior Play 2. DONNA JEAN AUDETTE—Donna 34 Clarence Street Nursing Demure and gentle, cute and sweet, to all our eyes, she is a treat Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, 4; Rallies 3; Future Nurses of America 4; President 4; Guidance Office 4; Bombardier Typing Staff 3; Home Room Representative 2. NANCY ALLISON BABBITT— Bal.l.itt M Orr Sircct Junior Coll.-gc If ' e love her smile, her looks, her ac- tions. Business Staff Ycarhook 4; Pep Club 2; Drama Club 2; Rally 4; Senior Soc ial 4; Junior Dance 3. ALFRED P. AVEIRO 215 Robert Street that is truly happy never brings the sad. On, JUDITH REED BAKER— Jue 20 Upland Road Secretarial School Happy am I, from care I am free- why aren ' t they all contented like me. G.A.A. 2. 3; Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Rallies 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; Senior Section 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Bombardier Typing Staff 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Class Day 4; Tattletale 4; French Club 2; Science Fair 2. ROBERT PHILIP BAILEY-Bob 105 Cumberland Avenue South Attleboro Art School Artistic, fine, and a friend. Yearbook Art Staff 4. LINDA IRENE BARBER 31 Holman Street Nursing Her quiet ways are deceiving. Girls ' Chorus 3; F.N.A. 4; Young Demociats 4. DONNA LEE BAJNOCI 34 Knott Street School An adorable bundle of pep. Pep Club 2; Tri-Y 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Sec. of Junior Class 3; Sec. of Student Council 4; Literary Staff of Tattletale; Typing Staff 4; Dance Committee 4. JOHN M. BARRETT— Carrot Top 31 Orange Street Diesel Mechanic An industrious boy with a promising future FELIX JOHN BARLIK, JR.— Flex 1060 Washington Street South Attleboro College He ' s a small-talk expert. If there ' s nothing to be said — he can say it! Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2; Audio Visual 3, 4; Boys ' State 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. GAIL LOUISE BAUMGARTEL 221 Locust Street College A quiet mind is richer than a crown G.A.A. Golf 2; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Future Nurses Club 4. ARTHUR HOWARD BARTON- 108 Hope Street Printer Quiet, but always with us. NANCY MARIE BELAND 36 Juniper Avenue I.B.M. Operator Good nature with disguise G.A.A. Bowling 2; G.A.A. Apparatus 4; G.A.A. Golf 4; Young Democrats 4. KATHLEEN DORIS BEAUPRE— Kathy 14 Sibley Street South Attleboro Accountant A live wire is she! PAUL J. IJELLAVANCE 60 Starr I nc Eiixy romr, easy po. COKOLYN V. BELL CVH Norgati- Road College A good ' sport she is, and good in siiorls. C.A.A. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Soft- hall 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Lacrosse 4; Howling 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Senior Social 4; Tattletale Sports Staff 4; Newspaper 4. DONALD RICHARD BLACKWELL— Durk 332 South Main Street College The happier the time, the quicker it passes. Iio - ' Chnxn- 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, I ' n-. 1; ' I.ittletale Business Staff 4; S, irn, r Fair 2, 3. SUSAN H. IMANCIII Sue 18 V. rndale Ave. Secretarial Work lie silent and safe. Silence never he- (;.A.A. 2; Girls ' Chorus 3, 2; Young Democratic Club 4; Senior Social Dance Committee 4. GEORGE HECTOR BLAIS-Baby Huey Hoppin Hill Ave. North Attlel)oro Mechanic A great guy, nice to know. CYNTHIA BLAIS-Cindy 499 Thacher Street Pondrille Hospital pleasing girl with pleasing manners. Dance Committee 2; French Club 2, 3; Bombardier Sales Staff 3; Future Nurses 4; Tattletale, Senior Section 4. GEORGE W. H. BLASER 146 South Avenue He looks quiet, but is he? UNDA MAE BLAIS 76 Cummings Street College Nicer is none than she. Tattletale Senior Section and Business Staffs 4; A.F.S. 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Drama Showcase 2; Modem Dance Club 2; Pep Club 2. DEBORAH ANNE BLISS— Debbie 312 East Street College Debbie is right in the midst of fun, has given us many a pleasant moment. G.A.A.-Tennis 2, 3; Swimming 2; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; French Club 2, 3; Bombardier Staff 2, 3; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Senior Sec- tion 4; Science Fair 2. LINDA BOISVERT— Bobo 348 Mendon Road South Attleboro LB.M. School Life without laughter is a dreary thing. Library Aide 2; Senior Social 4. RONALD FELIX BOUCHARD— Ronnie 121 Curtis Avenue South Attleboro Mechanical Engineering Give me my car and the open road. Chorus 2; Science Club 2; Photography Club 2; Rallies 2, 3; Monitor 3, 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4. DAVID ARTHUR BONVOULOIR— Dave 44 Emory Street University of Massachusetts In every chink and cranny there is knowledge. Band 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Radio Club 2; Math Club 4; Key Club 4; Biology Club 2; Sci- ence Fair 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Banquet RICHARD BOYNTON— Dick 776 Ware Street Mansfield Navy His silence does not hide his inge- nuity. Intramural Basketball 2. ELAINE BRASIER 263 Thacher Street Model Who hasn ' t flirted-at least a little. Majorettes 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Concert Usher 3, 4; Guidance Office 3; G.A.A. 2; Art Club 2; Mod- Dance 2. PATRICIA ANN BOZZO— Pat 34 Franklin Street Light-hearted and gay, she is merry all the day. Pep Club 2; Dance Committees 2, 3; Bombardier Staff 3; Science Fair 2. FRANCES JEANNE BRILLON— Frannie 83 Sycamore Ave. Hair Dresser Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Girls ' Chorus 3; Young Democrats Club 4; Science Fair 2. CAROL M. BRAGG 17 Melby Road College Studious, diligent, and fond of hum- ble things. Biology Club 2; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3; A.V.S. 3; French Club 3; G.A.A. Tennis 3; Graduation Usher 3; Math Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Science Fair Survey 3, 4; Tattletale Laylut Staff 4; Literary Staff 4; Secretary, Young Republicans Club 4. GERALD LAWRENCE BRILLON JR. — Gerry 83 Sycamore Ave. Navy Happiness belongs to those who are contented. GEORGE ROGER BRILLON— Porge 390 Carrier Avenue South Attleboro Automobile Designer A good man is never left out Track Team 3, 4; Football Team 3. APRIL BROUSSEAU-Ape 132 Union Street Teacher ' s College Sweet and full of fun Tennis 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Golf 2; Ap- paratus 2; Modern Dance 2, 3; Radio Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Lacrosse 4. ADELAIDE F. BROWN— Addie 76 Park Circle South Attleboro College Ever loyal, ever true, she will do what she is asked to do Girls ' Chorus 2; G.A.A. 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Typist— Guidance Department 3; Typist— English Department 4; Election Day Committee 4; Usher 4; Yearbook Senior Section 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Variety Show Production 4; Tattletale Typing Staff 4. DANIEL S. BURKE— Dan 32 Starr Lane Undecided Good-natured and full of fun, Dan is liked by everyone A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 3; Boys ' Chorus 4; Variety Show 4. LINDA R. BURNS 84 Forest Street Office Work There ' s a mischievous twinkle in her eye Rally 4; Dance Committee 2; Election 4; Science Fair 2. RICHARD BURR— Dick 215 Pine Street Political Cartoonist A smile for each, a friend to all. Dramatics Club 2; Radio Broadcasting 3; Voice of Vocational 2. 3; Editor 3; Co-editor of Combined School Paper 4; Art Staff of Tattletale 4. GEORGE G. Bl -S 82 Carpenter Strej Friendly and ga DIANE MARIE BUSSIERE— Buzz 14 Mechanic Street Beauty Culture Gracious and beautiful-a lady in every way. Tri-Y 4; Science Fair 4; Honor Roll 2, 3; Tattletale Art Staff 4; Apparatus 2; Dance Committee 2. 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Variety Show 4; Set Design-Variety Show 3; Sophomore Victory Queen 2; G.A.A. Rep. 2. GLORIA JEAN CADERO 25 Woodcrest Drive Nursing What she lacks in size she makes up in good nature. Tennis 4. LESLIE ANN CAMERON 888 North Main Street College She was made for happy thoughts, for playful wit and laughter. French Club 2, 3; Prov. Journal Cor- respondent 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2; Senior Class Play 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 2; Homeroom Treas. 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Bombardier Typing Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Young Demo- crats Club 4; G.A.A. Tennis 3. TERRY ANN CANTOR— Beanie 22 Norgate Road College Terry has personality plus which touches the hearts of all of us A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 3; Class Vice-President 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Scholastic Banquet 3; Variety Show 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Club Vice- Pres. 4; Latin Banquet 2; Science Fair 2, 3; Bombardier Typing Staff 2; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Tattletale Literary Staff 4; G.A.A. Swim Team 2; Tennis 3, 4; Golf 2; Pep Club- Soph. Rep. 2; Girls ' Chorus 2; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Hon- or Roll 2, 3, 4. LINDA CARLSON 132 Locust Street Nursing Her grin is merry and she ' s sincere, but in her eyes the mischief shows clear Pep Club 2; French Club 2, 3; Dra- matics Club 2 Science Fair 2, 3 Homeroom Dues Collector 2; G.A.A 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 3, 2; Busi ness Section of Yearbook 4; Senior Sec tion 4; Secretary of Future Nurses 4. WILLIAM HENRY CARNES— Bill 71 Forest Street Art School He ' s lively and he ' s wise; he ' s a ter- ror for his size Trade School Paper 2, 3; Yearbook Art Staff 4; Combined School Paper 4. p V W ' ' ' . ••.■ 1 . NEIL F. CASSIDY— Buck 32 Gaywood Avenue College Versatile, witty, intelligent and kind, a boy like Neil is hard to find Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society (Vice-Pres.) 3, 4; Student Council-Treasurer 4. LINDA D. CHARLESWORTH 548 Colvin Street South Attlehoro Husiness School Ever so calm, always a smile, seems to be this lady ' s style. Cirls ' Chorus 2, 3; Rallies 4; Tattle- tale Stuff 4; Typing Staff 4; Senior Section 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2. LINDA M. CHARTIER Locust Street Secretary Never a worry, never a care. ' THOMAS H. CHURCHILI Churchy 99 Pleasant Street Mansfield Printer His skillfulness and ambition will carry him a long way. DAVID J. CHURCHIL -Church 4 Fuller Road Service A mighty spirit fills his tall frame. xMICHAEL THOMAS CLEMENT— Clem 17 Elmina Drive South Attleboro Navy Quiet, but his nice personality is known to all Track 2, 3. CAROLYN MARY CLINTON- Klunker 222 North Main Street College Willing is she and eager to please- what other virtues are better than these. Student Council 2, 3; Vice-Pres. 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor Yearbook 4; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3; Drama Showcase 2; Bombardier Business Manager 2, 3; Girls ' State Alternate 3; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Senior Play 2; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4. EDWARD COBBETT— Ed 653 Thacher Street Zoologist An individual in every sense of the word RICHARD EARL COCHRAN— Buddy 78 Forest Street Navy His determination and persistence will carry him a long way in the future Voice Vocational 3. WILLIAM A. CONLAN, JR.— Chip 11 Fourth Street College-Meteorology Very peppy, full of fun, a good pal to everyone Soccer 3. 4; Dramatic Club 2; Young Democrats Club 4; Golf 3, 4; Key Club 4; Biology Club 2. JEFFREY WAYE COLE— Jeff 23 Clifton Street Navy A friend to all, sincere and kind ROBERT A. COOK 48 Seven Mile River Drive Affable and very fun-loving MARY ANNE COPPOLA— Mary 633 Park Street College When there ' s fun, she always in it; never still for a minute Girls ' Chorus 2; Pep Club 2; Rallies 2; (-heerleader 4; Taltletale Senior Sec- tion 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Bombardier Staff 2; Science Fair 2, 3; Future Nurses 4; G.A.A. 4; Senior So- cial 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats Club 4. CONSTANCE CLAIRE CORBETT— Connie 14 Tappan Avenue Airlini- Stcwiirdrss An indiiidiiid in every sense of the word Library Aide 2; G.A.A. Golf 3; Art Club 3; Election Committee 4; Drama Showcase 2; Variety Show 3, 4; Senior Play 3, 4. MICHAEL B. CORDLE-Mike 166 So. Main Street College ' His quiet way conceals a radiant spirit JOHN J. CORREIA 245 Tiffany Street A friend to all, sincere and kind, a nicer guy you ' ll never find. PEDDY LOUISE COTTON— Peddy Lou 197 South Main Street College Quietness has its own charm — a gift that few posseses Girls ' Chorus 2, 3; Modem Dance 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3; Library Aide 2, 4. WILLIAM CALVIN COUGHLIN- 122 Robinson Ave. South Attleboro Navy A swell guy to know GABRIEL D ' AGOSTINO— Gabe 19 Ellen Dale Road Navy Witty and very nice to be with. JANE MARGARET COWAN Camp Hebron Thurber Ave. Attleboro Business School A friendly girl, sincere and kind. G.A.A. 2. LINDA CZYZEWICZ— Scizz 55 Clayton Street South Attleboro Secretary Quiet as she is a friend to all. ' Girls ' Chorus 2; G.A.A. 2. ANTHONY C. DASILVA— Tony 39 Intervale Ave. Service A friend to all, no enemies has he. Voice of Vocational 2, 3, 4; Math Club 4: Intramural Basketball 2. ERNEST OMER DALPE— Dalp 285 County Street Vesper George School of Art Good natured and full of fun, Ernie is liked by everyone. Band-2, 3; Soccer-3, 4; Baseball-3, 4; Art Club-4; Audio Visual Club. AKTHUR RICHARD DAVIS 1 Miriam Drive Meier a dull moment when Ricky around. SUSAN DENSMORE-Sue 17 Peck Street Beauty Culture Happy go lucky, free as air, seldom a u orr . seldom a care. D.iih r Committee 2; Senior Section 4. STEPHEN C. DAVIS- Skceter 38 Deanville Road College Intelligence, friendliness, and fun, all wrai)ped up in one. Math Club 2, 3; Chess Cluh 2, 3; Bund 3; A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2: Variety Show 4. L CAROLEE DESROCHERS— Pinky 23 School Street Hairdressing They like her best who know he tvell. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4. CAROL ANN DECOTEAUX 14 Annex Street A .sense of humor, a happy smile, a carefree heart LYNN MARY DESROCHERS 11 Pitas Ave. Soutli Alllchoro Business Srho„l Always laughing having fun. Now what mischief has she done? Majorettes 3. 4; Variety Show 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; School Presidential Election 4; Yearbook typing and senior section staff 4; Art Club 4; Library Aide 2, 3; G.A.A. 4; The Bombardier 2. 3. LEORA A. DEVEREAUX— Lee England Road North Attleboro Art School There ' s something in being artistic. .Bowling 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 4; Tennis 3, 4; Golf 4; Swimming 2; Junior Dance Committee 3; Senior Dance Committee 4; Publicity Staff for Mod- ern Dance 3, 4. FRANCIS LAWRENCE DOYLE— Lonny 39 Seven Mile River Dr. College His speed will carry him far into the future. Track 2, 3, 4. JAMES DRAKE— Jimmy 51 Garfield Ave. College He never says more than is necessary. Football Team 2, 3, 4; Track Team 2,3,4; Basketball Team 2. RAYMOND H. DUCLOS— Ray 50 Curtis Ave. South Attleboro Draftsman Small in stature, great in virtue. MICHAEL EDWARD DUCLOS— Mickey 50 Curtis Avenue South Attleboro Undecided A friendly fellow with a smile for all. DANIEL JAMES DUFFY— Duff 79 Hazel Street College Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. Band 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats 4; Tattletale Sports Staff 4; Audio- Visual 4. DONALD DUMONT— Don 15 Woodward Street Norton Mechanic His skill is in his hands. ' ROBERT ALAN DUNLAP- 148 Clayton Street South Ajtleboro Navy Strong and determined. Football 2, 3. WILLL M DUNPHE— Head 34 Hope Street Franklin Institute Though he is quiet, one knows he ' s there. LYNN DUPLISEA 13 Highland Street Business School-Office Work Quiet and unassuming Girls ' Glee 2; Young Republicans Club 4. LINDA LEE DUNPHY— Linda 611 Newport Ave. South Attleboro, Mass. Receptionist Little in stature but who can match her. Senior Social Dance Committee 4; Sen- ior Section of Tattletale 4. CHARLES DUSSAULT— Charlie 130 Como Drive South Attleboro, Mass. Undecided Where he met a stranger he left a friend Soccer 2; Track 3, 4; Key Club 4; Science Fair 2, 4. SANDRA LEE DUSSEAULT— Sandy 64 Hawthorne Street Undecided The gold in her hair and the gold in her heart Drama Showcase 2; Chairman Sopho- more Dance 2; Bombardier 2, 3 (Art); Senior Play 3, 4; Library Aide 2. LAWRENCE WILLIAM DWYER JR.— Larry 4 Dorrence Street Tool Maker WILLIAM D. ELLSWORTH— Abe 16 Allen Ave. South Attleboro, Mass. Tool Maker It ' s the quiet people who are heard. ' Life fust a bowl of cherries GREGORY BAKER ENZ— Greg 25 Claflin Street ( ollt fic Mechanical Engineering A great person to know, always ready 10 help someone. Swimming 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Monitor 4; Young Repub- licans Club 4; Audio Visual Club 2, 3. KATHLEEN M. E.NDLEK- 22 Kratz Avenue College ' My mind to me a kingdom is. Biology Qub 2; F.T.A. 3, 4; A.F.S. 3, 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Senior Section of Yearbook 4. THOMAS H. FAGNAND-Homer 14 Wolfenden Street Accounting Quiet and polite. Swimming 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, Radio Club 2: Science Fair 2, 3. SHEILA JEAN FEDELIA— Little One 119 Pine Street Practical Nurse Full of fun and fancy free. Girls ' Chorus 3; Young Democrats 4; F.N. A. 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4. KAREN ELIZABETH ERBAN— Erbsy Tyson Place South Attlcboro Business School Her friendliness really shines. Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Rally Com- mitters 2, 3, 4; Bombardier 2, 3; Tat- tl. talc Typing Staff 4. DONNA FERRARA— Libera 72 Verndale Avenue College Full of fun, not a worry or a care. Pep Club 2; French Club 3; Dance Committee 2; Class Treasurer 2; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Bombardier Sales Staff 3; Office Work 2; Tattle- tale Business Staff 4; Senior Section 4; F.N.A. 4. MAUREEN FIELD— Foe 8 Rathbun Willard Drive College A sweet girl with a sense of style. Transfer from Hope High School, Pro- vidence, R.I. F.T.A. 3, 4, Librarian 4; French Club 4; Tattletale Senior Section and Business Staffs 4; Senior Social Dance Committee 4; Omnibus 4. PATRICIA L. FITTON— Pat 40A Parker Street College The sweet and dainty type. Drama Showcase 2; French Club 2, 3; Bombardier Staff 2; Rallies 3; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Senior Section of Tattletale 4. LINDA LEE MARY FLANAGAN— Tiger 4 Sherman Street Hair Dressing School She ' s as merry as the day is long: with such a nature, she cant go wrong. ' Young Democrats Club 4. CHERYL DARLEEN FLETCHER— Cherrie 11 Edna Drive Commercial Artist You can never show better than as your natural self. Girls ' Glee 2; Art Club 2; Voice of Vocational 2, 3; Omnibus 4. JOAN E. FONTAINE— Joanie 29 Lexington Avenue Business School She is nice to know and is well-liked by many. Girls ' Glee 4; Apparatus Club 2. LINDA JEAN-MARIE FONTAINE— Cleo 86 Pine Road South Attleboro Office Worker A smiling face is a sign of grace. Junior Dance Committee 3; Young Dem- ocrats Club 4; Tattletale Senior Section and Business Staffs 4; Senior Social Dance Committee 4. RONALD WILLIAM FORBES— Munchkin 156 Pleasant Street Printer ' WIerry and gay, no cares block his way Student Council 2, 3, 4; Voice of Vo- cational 2, 3; Victory Dance Commit- tee 4. MEREDITH L. FORD-Merry 77 Elmwood Ave. a.llegc Quiet and sincere, a true jriend. Science Fair 2, 3; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Amer- ican Field Service 3, 4. ROGER E. FORGET JR. 33 Woodcrest Ave. Navy Pleasant personality and easy going Intramural Basketball 2. ALLEN E. FOSS— Al 42 Tliacher Street He seems to be sometimes sky — a good disguise for the devil in his eyes. Monitor 3, 4. MARLENE FOSTER— Mar 20 Dexter Street Nursing Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Chorus 2, 4; Future Nurses Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Young Democrats 4; Home- room Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Dance Committee 2, 4; Biology Club 2. MICHEAL EDWARD FOSS— Mike 42 Thacher Street College Never a worry, never a care Band 2, 3. ROY A. LYON— Gunner 20 Mechanic Street Western Reserve University A true friend and an able athlete Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Golf 3; Soccer 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club, President 4; Key Club 4; Monitor 4; Young Republicans 4; Dra- matics Club 2; Scholastic Banquet 3, 4. DIANE M. MACKINNON— Dede 12 First Street College She ' s full oj pep and full of fun, a laughing smile for everyone Cheerleader 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Yearbook Business Staff 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Bombardier Typing Staff 2; Library Aide 2; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Drama Showcase 2; Victory Dance Committee 3. CATHY LEE MACDONALD-Cathy 272 -Clifton Street Hairdressing A friendly girl and lots of fun Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2. LINDA LEE MACHADO— Lynn 73 Jessie Avenue Hairdressing She ' s happy and gay, no cares block her way WILLIAM MADAN 5 Hope Street IFhy should he study and make hi, self mad? RONALD MACOMBER— Mac 49 Division Street Service A little teasing, a little laughter, will get for Ron what he ' s after. Student Council 3; Key Gub 4. JOSEl ' H MAKAREWICZ— Joe 48 Morris Ave. South Attleboro College He never worries and seldom hurries. . Science Club 2; Biology Club 2; Pho- tography Club 3; Monitor 3, 4; Base- ball 2. 3; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Tattle- tale Sports Staff 4. HAROLD CLINTON MANSFIELD- Harry 149 Mendon Rd. South Attleboro Auto Mechanic Though he ' s quiet, one knows he ' : there. MICHAEL MARKARIAN JR.— Mike 90 Sycamore Ave. South Attleboro Interior Decorating School Quiet but good natured Drama Showcase 2, 3; Art Club 2, 4; Young Democrats 4; Dance Commit- te - 3. ail ALFRED MARCUS— Al 21 Gardner Ave. South Attleboro Art School Never a dull moment when around. RONALD EARL MARSLAND— Ronnie 144 Highland Ave. South Attleboro College Easy going, wily and gay, success will be his someday. KENDRA ELIZABETH MARSLAND 17 First Street College Fond of muic, fond of fun, our ad- miration she has won Dance Committee 2; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Senior Section 4; Future Nurses 4; Southeastern District Music Festival 3, 4. MARILYN GENE MAYNARD 101 Knight Avenue South Attlehoro Nurse Pleasant, polite, and nice to know ELAINE MARTIN 406 Robinson Avenue South Attlehoro Happy am I, from care I am free, why can ' t they all be contented like ROBERT McCarthy 304 Robinson Avenue South Attlehoro Printer Friendly and good natured Mac KENNETH McCABE— Squeeky Union Street College Small in size, but one can ' t overlook him. SHARON ELLEN McKAY— Ma 10 Orchard Lane Nursing School She jokes and laughs all through the day. G.A.A. 2, 3; Girls ' Chorus 2; Variety Show 2, 3; Pep Qub 2; Bombardier Typing 2, 3; Future Nurses 4. DAVID E. McDonald Mac 218 County Street Business School A quiet mind is richer than a crown. DAVID McKENNA 85 Mechanic St. College ' 7 e seems to be sometimes shy — a good disguise for the twinkle in his eye. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Science Fair 2, 3, 4. I (;AKY STEVEN McKEAKNE 132 Tremont St. H.hohoth Toolmaker He never says more than necessary. ANDREW T. McLEAN-Andy .•?0 Russell Ave. South Attleboro Business Administration Talkative, carefree and gay. O ' BRYAN McLAUGHLIN-Hry 3% South Main St. Secretarial School In worrying she does not believe. ' Library Aide 2. DEBORAH LEE MENARD— Debbie 3 Tanager Rd. College Willing is she and eager to please. Girls ' Chorus 2; G.A.A. Tennis, Bowl- ing and Swimming; F.T.A. 4; Senior Section 4, Business Staff 4; Senior Play 2, Stage Manager. BENJAMIN MacTAVISH— Shawn 100 Florence Ave. South Attleboro A welcomed addition to A.H.S.! Transfer Student from St. Raphael Aca- demy, Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Bas- ketball 4. DAVID FRANCES MERCIER— Mert 473 South Main St. Toolmaker Always joking, always gay, that ' s David ' s friendly way. Student Council 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4. BERRYMAN MINAH 263 South Main St. Easy come, easy go. ROBERTA L. MINGO— Bert 77 Maple St. Undecided Good Jiitmor makes all things toler- NORMAN SCOTT MORSE— Scotty 302 Ri liar(ls()n Avenue Air Force A u(ns luippy. never sad, someliwes luiiifihly but never bad. A Cappella C.lidir 2. RAYMOND G. MUTLOW, JR.— Ray 18 Sixth Street Service and College Mischief follows him wherever he may go. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Science Fair 3, 4. LYND KATHRYN MURPHY— Mamie 8 Clifton Street The luinkle in her eye, the sparkle in her smile, n icinning combination is (I irirnd uorlhwhile. A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Drama Show- ease 2; Variety Show 3, 4; Senior Play 3; Yearbook Senior Section 4. JAMES JOHN NARDELLI— Jimmie 156 Olive Street See the World Rules are made to be broken. Swimming 2. DEXTER P. NERNEY— Dex 50 Tanager Road College It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. Dramatic Club 2; Soccer 3, 4; Swim- ming 2, 3, 4; Co-captain 4; Key Club 4; Young Republican Club 4. GAYNE RAY NERNEY— Nane 71 Starr Lane College He will ride on the sea of ambition and land on the shores of success. Class Pres. 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2; Baseball 2; Rally Comm. 3, 4; Monitor 2, 4; M.C. of Variety Show 4; Senior Play 2; Science Fair 2, 4. -Jan JANICE MARIE NEWMAN- 226 Pine Street Business School With her happy, amiable air, she ' s welcome anywhere. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Rally 3, 4; Young Democrats 4; Senior Social Dance 4; Modern Dance 3. GORDON NIXON— Spook 51 Carpenter Street Machinist Never do today what can be put off until tomorrow. EDGAR ALBERT NORMANDIN— Mandin 37 Third Street College Few and far between are those who do things well. Soccer 3, 4; Young Democrats Club 4. GEORGE E PAILLE JR.-Skip 192 Maple Street Medical School A gentleman in every way. Key Qub 2, 3; French Clul) 2; Drama Showcase 2; School Dedication 2; Class Play Usher .2, 3; Bombardier Staff 2, 3, 4; Advertising Manager 3; A.F.S. 3, 4; Science Fair 2, 3; Math Club 4; Tat- tletale Layout Co-editor 4; Monitor 4; Variety Show 4; Graduation Honor Ush- er 3; Dance Committee 2; Rallies 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats Club 4; Scholas- tic Achievement Banquet 2; Senior Play 4; Junior Rotarian 4. SUSAN PALMER-Sue 211 Locust Street College An artist — but far jrom temperamen- tal. Art Club 2, 4; Treas.; Biology Club 2; G. A. A. -Bowling, Golf 2; Dance Com- mittee 3; Tattletale-Business, Layout, Art Staffs 4; Senior Play 3. LAWRENCE DAVID PALAGI— Larry 18 Hazelwood Avenue College Still waters run deep. Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Young Republicans 4; Biology Club 4. CURTIS R. PARKER 54 Fourth Street Underneath his shyness lies person. LINDA ELLEN PATTEN— Linna 29 Prospect Street College Friendly and lots oj jiin to hare around. A Cappella Cliiiir 2, 3, 4; Future Teach- ers of America 3, 4; American Field Service 3, 4; Tattlctale Literary Staff 4, Senior Section 4; District Choir 3; Music Festival 3, 4; Science Fair 2, 4. CHARLES H. PAUL JR.— Cliarlie 14 Rand Ave. U.S.M.C. Full oj jun and a real nice guy. ADELE VICTORIA PAWLOWSKI— Til)uta 126 Brown Street South Attleboro An School She shares her happiness with others. Art Workshop 4; Senior Section 4; Typ- ing Staff 4; Junior Dance Committee 3; Senior Dance Committee 4; Victory Dance 4; Rally 4; Election 4; Drama Club 2; Class Day 4; Pep Club 2. JOYCE ALINE PELLETIER— Boy 70 Jessie Ave. South Attleboro Business School Good natured and carefree. Drama Club 2; Rally 4; Dance Com- mittee 4; Class Day 4. THOMAS DANE PIGGOTT— Tom 48 Howarth Avenue South Attleboro Music Educator Very fond of music and fun, our ad- miration he has won. Band 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Audio Visual 2, 3, 4; Track 2; French Qub 3; Rally Committee 4. RONALD POND— Romeo 30 Leedham Street South Attleboro A quiet boy, nice to know. ROBERT P. PLANTE— Bob 54 D South Avenue College A little bit shy, but a real nice guy. Boys Chorus 2, 4; Science Fair 2, 3. RAYMOND JOSEPH POULIOT— Ray-Ray 80 George Ide Drive South Attleboro College Tall and shy with a twinkle in his eye. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats Club 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4. FREDERICK M. POHOLEK— Fred 196 Pine Street College Easy going, quiet, and kind, a nicer guy is hard to find. Band 2; Key Club 3, 4 (Vice-Presi- dent); Biology Club 2; Science Fair 2, 3; Young Democrats 4. DONNA MARIE POWERS— Yogi 28 Tondreau Avenue Bookkeeper A smile is all it takes. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Young Democrats 4; Biology GREGG C. ROBINSON-Robby 33 Elizabeth Street College He ' ll find much success with his ability to get along with others. Biology Club 2; Chess Club 2; Science Fair 3; Honorable Mention 2; Basket- ball 4. CATHERINE JEAN ROBINSON— Kitty Qayton Avenue College A kind word for everyone. Tennis 4. JOYCE THERESA ROCHA— Joy 298 South Main Street Wilfred Academy A quiet charm all her own. Girls ' Chorus 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4. TIMOTHY P. ROGAN— Tim 41 George Ide Drive Berkley School of Music A great guy, what more can be said? Band 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; ' Track 2, Brass Choir 2, 3. LOUIS J. ROBINSON JR.— Louie Clayton Avenue South Attleboro Drafting Carefree and likable. Transfer student from Tolman Higb School, Pawtucket, Rhode Island. MARYLEE ROHMAN— Marylee 30 Veery Road College She ' ll get by with that twinkle in her eye. Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4; Dramatic Qub 2; Dance committee 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Secretary 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. KI.IZABETH ROUNSEVILLE Betsey lU South Muin Sir.et ' .(i. (.ourse ' Froni (1 tittle red spark bursts jliimr. (I lasting Aniirican Field Senile 3, 4; Modern ibn.e 2; Hioi {:y Clui) 2; Yo publicans 4; G.A.A. 4. ung Rt- KOIJEKT ALLEN ROSE Bo!) 261 Wilmarth Street (.ollegf — Engineeripg Good humor and a twinkle in his eye. Track 4. ROBERT T. RYAN 28 Sheffield Road A jine iellow, nice to know. wim Team 2. 3, 4; Soccer Team 2, 3. LLNDA ANN RYDER— Lynn 59 Walnut Street South Attleboro Undecided Pert and sweet, a pleasure to know. Girls ' Chorus 3, 4: Business Staff for Tattletale. -MARY ELLEN ROY 381 Roliinson Avenue South Attleboro Registered Nurse Stveet and shy with a twinkle in her eye. French Club 2; Dance Committees 2, 3; Future Nurses 4. JOSEPH SALVAS JR. -Joe 860 Newport Avenue South .4tlleboro ' ' Quiet but happy at heart. DIANNE SHAW-Di 62 Elizabeth Street Nursing She ' s not far from where the boys are. Band 2; Bombardier Staff 4; Tattle- tale Business Staff 4; Science Fair 2; FN A. 4; Dance Committees 3, 4; Rally 4. JOHN A. SHOCKRO— Sharka 51 George Street College Good-looking, easy-going, nice to know. Football 2, 3; Co-Captain 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Tattletale Sports Staff 4; Variety Show 4; Dance Committee 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4. NANCY ALICE SMALL-Nancy 15 Harvard Street College Happy and from care I am free, why can ' t they all be contented like me? French Qub 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; American Field Service 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2, 3; Scholastic Achievement Ban- quet 3; Latin Banquet 2; Business Man- ager of the Yearbook 4; Honor Roll 2, 3. CAROLYN SMITH Woodcock Lane College Sleek and slim with pep and vim. Cheerleader 3; Head 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Swim- ming 2; Golf 2; Bombardier Staff 2; Science Fair 2, 3; Variety Show 3, 4; School Play 2. ALBERT SMITH 115 County Street Rough and ready, willing to help. SHERYL DIANE SNYDER— Sherry- 20 Winthrop Drive College A smile is all it takes. Cheerleader 4; Student Council 3, 4; Co-Editor of Tattletale 4; Qass Vice- President 3; Tri-Y 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Dance Com- mittees 2. 3. 4; French Qub 2. 3; Bom- bardier 2, 3; Science Fair — Honorable Mention 2; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3; A.F.S. 3. 4; Student Representative 4; Senior Play Production Staff 2; G.A.A. 2, 4; Latin Banquet 2. SUZANNE L. SOUCY— Toole 154 County Street Business School Some people think the world is made for fun and frolic and so does she. Senior Section of Tattletale 4; Busi- ness Staff 4; Tri-Y 4; Bombardier Typing Staff 2; Pep Club 2; Rallies 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Chorus 3; Concert 3; D rama Showcase 2; DIANE CATHERINE SOUSA— Swinger 29 Cherry Street Entertainer A friend to all, no enemies has she. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Young Democrats 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Biology Club 2. M CAROL ANN STANHOPE 125 South Avenue Secretarial W ork Silence in itself is virtue. Girls ' Chorus 3, 4; Young Democrats Club 4. RONALD J. SOUTO 29 Woodbine Street South Attleboro College To know him is to like him. Intramural Basketball; Trade School 2. JUDITH ANN STEELE— Jugie 24 George Ide Drive South Attleboro I.B.M. Full of fun and fancy free. Biology Qub 2. TIMOTHY DAVID STEBBINGS— Steb 138 South Main Street Northeastern University It ' s a quiet worker who succeeds. Science Club 2; Biology Club 2; Science Fair 2, 4; Honor Roll 3; Tattletale Sports Staff 4. STEVEN STENBERG 12 Florence Street College His quietness is deceiving Football 4; Audio-Visual Club 4; Club 3; Science Fair 3. Key NANCY IRENE STEELE— Nanc 16 Fenton Avenue South Attleboro Business School — I.B.M. Operator There ' s always a laugh in Nancy ' s con- versation. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3; Art Qub 2. •AVID HOWARD STEVENS— Tiny 0 James Swansea Road Tool and Die Maker His good nature has no twin. RUTH L. STRAIGHT 35 Orange Street Business School Talking is one of her favorite pastimes. '  r Aide 3. f TAMSIN L. STEWART— Tammy 17 Dizabeth Street College Almiys friendly to everyone. F.T.A. 3, 4; G.A.A.-Basketball, bowling, Tennis, Apparatus, Softball 2, 3: Tat- tletale Senior Section 4; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 2; Science Fair 2, 3; Girls ' Chorus 2. SUZANNE NAOMI SUITS— Sue 464 Mendon Road South Attleboro College No finer than she can we hope to find. Soph. Vice-Pres. ; Dance Committee 2, 4; Chairman 4; Student Council 2, 4; F.T.A. 4; Bombardier 2, 3; Rallies 2, 4; Tri-Y 4. ROBERT A. STOCKER-Bob 5 Stoney Brooke Lane College Happy, I am, from care I am free. J.V. Basketball 2; Golf 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Key Club 4; Young Republicans 4; Science Fair 2, 3. LINDA ANN SUTCLIFFE-Lin 86 South Avenue A good pal and friend. -Modern Dance 2, 3, 4; Drama Showcase 2; Girls ' Chorus 3, 4; Young Demo- crats Club 4. HUBERT DANIEL SUTTON— 1 52 East Street Navy He is a quiet youth — at times! KRISTEN C. SWENSON— Keeke 200 Rockland Avenue College Everyone ' s fond of this cute, peppy blond. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3; Swim- ming 2, 3, Captain 4; Apparatus 2; Softball 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Glee 2, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Tattletale Busi- ness Staff 4; Senior Section of Tattle- tale 4; Bombardier Business Staff 4; Future Teachers 3, Sec. 4; Student Council 4; Biology Qub 2; Science Fair 2, 3; Home Room Representative BEVERLY ANN SWANSON— Bev 110 Berwick Road College She will always ride the high wave of life receiving, as she deserves, the best. Pep Qub 2; Science Fair 2, 3; Bom- bardier Staff 2; G.A.A.— Bowling 2, 3, Softball 2, BasketbaU 3; Scholastic Banquet 3; French Qub 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff, Business Manager 4. NANCY SWEET-Seedy 28 Hazelwood Ave. Undecided Twinkling eyes where mischief lies ' Library Aide 3. BEVERLY ANN TENNANT— Bev 6 Cote Street Nursing To be pleasant is her aim. Biology Club 2; G.A.A. Swimming 2; Tennis 3; Future Nurses 4; Tattletale Business Staff 4. ERNA LA VERNE TAYLOR 58 13th Street Teacher A friend who makes the least noise is often the most useful. Future Teachers of America 2. 21 JONATHAN K. TENNANT 75 Benefit Street A friendly boy, nice to know EDWIN L. THOMAS— Neddy Bumppo 21 Warren Road Engineering, A ' aiy ROTC A dependable guy, who gets things done. Track 3, 4; Bombardier 2, 3, 4; Tattle- tale Photography 4; Co-Chairman, Young Republicans Club 4; Key Qub 4; Vice-President, Biology Club 2. ROBERT RAYMOND THOMPSON— Tommy 1 Prospect Street Air Force A true sport in every sense of the word. Football 2. JOHN T. TINGLEY— Pinhead 734 Pleasant Street Electronics ' 4 silent tongue finds no trouble. Intramural Basketi)all. RICHARD BRUCE TRUEDSON— Dick SO Locust Street College His good nature has no twin. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3; District Choir 3, 4; Science Fair 3. MAE C. TRUESDALE -Trudy 12 Dorrance Street Teacher Like a babbling brook she chatters on forever Girls ' Chorus 2; Biology Club 2, 3; FTA 3; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Young Re- publicans Club 4;. Harvard-Radcliffe Student U.N. 3; World Affairs Coun- cil on Japan 4; Science Fair 2. LORRAINE CLAIRE VASLET— Vas 52 Thurber Avenue Teaching Full of music, full of fun, our admi- ration she has won. F.T.A. 3, 4; A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Glee 4; Northeastern District Concert 3, 4; All State Concert 4. BETHANY TURNER— Beth 7 Cliff Street College A Happy disposition is like a sunny day Pep club 2; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Senior Social 4; Young Democrats 4; Science Fair 2, 3; Rallies 3, 4; Tattle- tale Business Staff 4; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Bombardier Staff 2 3; F.T.A. DOLORES VENTURA 386 Thacher Street Work Kindness is her specialty Girls ' Glee 2. . DEBORAH MARY TYSON— Chugga Mel by Road College Her musical talents, she has so many, her faults, gee, has she any? A Cappella 2, 3, 4; District Choir 4; Girls ' Chorus 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Pep Band 2; Music Fes- tival 3, 4; Bombardier Staff 2, 3; G.A.A. Bowling 2, 3; Science Fair 2, 4; F.T.A. 4; Young Democrats 4; Tattletale Sen- ior Section and Literary Staff 4. ANN MARIE VIEIRA— Ann 270 Robinson Avenue South Attleboro Secretarial Work Transfer student from Cumberland High School, Rhode Island; Girls ' Chorus 4. JOAN IRENE VIERRA-Joannie 133 Loomis Street South Attlehoro Nursing A pleasant countenance to accompany and pleasant personality. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; G.A.A. Bowling 2. TIMOTHY VTEIKA 537 Thacher Street Navy Wis mirth expresses his charm. Soccer 4; Swimming 4. Jl DITH ANN VINE— Judy 36 Seven Mile Drive South Attleboro Nursing A good heart is worth gold. A Cappella 2. 3. 4; Dance Committee 2. 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses (if America 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Dramalic Club 2. PAUL H. VINCENT Vinny 7 Globe Street Machinist Clieerjiilness and good will. ' BONNIE E. WALTON— Bon 74 South Ave. Missionary Work Her air, her manners, all ivh admired. Office Assistant 3, 4. SANDRA WALKER— Sandy 47 Stead Ave. Hebonvillc Practical Nursing Talk she must and talk she will. Science Fair 2; Future Nursing 4; Office Assistant 3, 4. DREW WARD 85 Hemlock Drive College Good humor indicates the health oj the soul Student Council 2, 4; Senior Class President; Variety Show 2; Audio- Vis- ual Club 2; Radio Club 2; Key Club 2; Rally Committee 3. JANICE ROSE WAITERS— Janie 512 South Main Street Office Work This young lady is small in size, but to do her best she always tries. G.A.A. 2. JUDITH ANN WEBB— Judy 28 Bicknell Street Texas Instruments The world ' s no better if we worry, no longer if we hurry. Girls ' Chorus 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; Young Democrats Club 4. JOHN STEWART WESSON- Johnny 38 Rosewood Avenue Professional musician Silence is a virtue well guarded Band 2, 3, 4. JOHN HENRY WEBBER— Harry 27A Horton St. Service A boy nice to know CM KLES WHELAN Charlie :V llillcn-st Drive Coll,;:,. ■■ rirr II dull moment when Charlie ' s iirtiiinil . Hand 2; Kry Clul) 2. JOHN C. WIGHTMAN-John 117 Patterson Street College Life ' s short and I intend to enjoy it. Soeeer 4; Track 2, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Science Fair 2, 4; Bi- ology Club 2; Chess Club 2. JI DITH ANiN WILBUR—Judy 117 A South Main Street Business School There ' s none iihose style is so neat, tihose smile is so siceet. Sal.s Staff of Bombardier 2; Advertis- ing Manager 2; Dance Committees 2. 3; Pep Club 2: Frcn, b Club 2, 3; Homeroom Representative for Class Dues 2, 3; Majorette 3. 4; Head 4; Usherette for District Concert 3; Usher- ette for Band Concerts 3, 4; Senior Section of Tattletale 4; Typing Staff of Tattletale 4; Rallies 3. 4; Science Fair 2, 3; Graduation Honor Usher 3; Office Work 3; Guidance Office 4; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3; Scholastic A 2, 3; Student Representative for F ,i]ualion Committee 4. ROBERT RALPH WILLIAMS— Bob 203 Robinson Avenue Undecided He will be reivarded for his unusual ivit. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4. DOROTHY DARLING WILKES— Dotti 06 Dennis Street Hairdressing Carefree and gay is she. G.A.A. 2; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Chorus 4; Modern Dance 2. ROBERT M. WILMARTH— Wil 44 Commonwealth Avenue College He will settle for nothing but the best. .Band 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Key Club 4; Audio Visual Club 4; Monitor 4; Variety Show 3; Rally Committee 4. GORDON ARTHUR WINSLOW— Gordie 785 North Main Street College His demands from life will not be denied. Band 2, 3; Chess Club 2; Key Qub 3, 4; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3, 4. DONALD WINFREE 7 Mile River Drive South Attleboro Life will be smooth way. tiling all the GRACE ELAINE WINTRINGHAM 660 Newport Avenue South Attleboro Business School Her cheerful ways make her every- one ' s pal. Girls ' Chorus 3; Dance Committee 3, 4; Student Council Alternate 4; Tri-Y 4. DAVID L. WINNEGGE— Winna 77 Dunham Street Air Force Calm before the storm. Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 3, 4 — Manager. JOHN JOSEPH WOLSTENCROFT— Jack 48 Woodbine Street South Attleboro College Baseball 3, 4; Sec. of Young Demo- crats Club 4; Key Club 4; Sports Staff of Yearbook 4. GEORGE ALRERT WRIGHT, JR.— George 36 Fcnton Avenue South Attleboro Commercial Artist His pride is in his heart ALPHONSE J. ZITO— Al 11 Lamh Street College An able leader, an able athlete Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Boys ' State 3; Science Fair 2, 3; Student Council 3; Pres. 4; Pres. Junior Class; Dance Committee 3, 4. . . . and they all fell down ! ■ Did you really eat it? |fc D.B., D.B., get out of my dreams! I could have danced all night. Things couldn ' t be that bad, guys. i| 9i II T-H-A-C-H-E-R Be my ghoul-friend. Charlie Linda Senior Class Officers lanii !■ lohnvon — Sc( rct irs Dennis O ' Kccfp — Treasurer 126 Class History SOPHOMORE YEAR Our entrance into Attleboro High School was especially significant because we were the first class to begin and to graduate at the new Attleboro High School on Rathburn Willard Drive. We were fortunate in another respect, too; the upper- classmen were just as lost around the eight-building school as we sophomores. Along with the new high school came a new assistant principal, Mr. Paul F. Kelley, who came to A.H.S. from Marshfield High School. Our class, after patiently waiting for the juniors and seniors to elect their of- ficers, campaigned and voted to bring the following people into office: Pres., Gayne Nerney; Vice-Pres., Suzanne Suits; Secretary, Jan Johnson; Treasurer, Donna Ferrara. Starting off the year ' s events were elections for the Student Council, which was cut down in membership and the constitution changed. The new members from our class were: Carolyn Clinton, Gayne Nerney, Suzanne Suits, and, alternate Cynthia Hales. The Durfee rally was a special note, for, because the auditorium hadn ' t been finished by then, it was held in the concert shell at Capron Park. Following a successful football season, during which Nick Barney and Tom McKenna captained the A.H.S. team, we were to celebrate a tie with North Attle- boro (6-6) in the annual Turkey Day game. Al Zito received the L. G. Balfour Award for the outstanding player in the game. At the ensuing Victory Dance, Diane Bussiere reigned as sophomore queen. John Shockro, an outstanding ball-player in his own right, was the only sopho- more player on the Varsity team of the 1962-1963 basketball season and was the high scorer of the season with an average of 10.1 per game. Even though we acquired so much with our new high school, we had to give up an outstanding teacher, Mr. David K. Israel, who returned to his Alma Mater, Harvard University, to continue various phases of his education. He was head of Attleboro High ' s English Department. The Senior Class play in 1963 was another first for A.H.S. It was the first musical to be put on by the school. Representing our sophomore class in the pro- duction was Carolyn Clinton, Marilyn Gilson, Gayne Nerney, George Leonard, Tom Audette, Carolyn Smith, and Roy Lyon. On May 8, a Scholastic Achievement Night, cor. isting of a banquet and awards ceremony, was held at the Highland Country Club. The highlight of the evening was guest speaker Sam Levenson, humorist and educator. Cheerleaders for the following year were chosen in May: Carolyn Smith, and Karen Sylvia and Diane MacKinnon as subs. Majorettes chosen for the next year were Judith Wilbur, Elaine Brasier, Chris Andrews, and Lynn Desrosiers. The Sophomore dance, Sweet Shoppe Hop , held in May, was a great success because of the efforts of the sophomore class. To mark the closing of our sophomore year at A.H.S. was the purchase of our class rings, when we realized that we were almost upperclassmen now. JUNIOR YKAR When the fall of September, 1963, began, we returned to A.H.S. as full-fledged juniors — upperclassmen at last! Of course we had more responsibilities than last year, but with added responsibility comes extra privileges; such as a seat in the middle of the auditorium instead of way in the back! Within the first two weeks Student Council elections took place. Janice Johnson. Sherry Snyder. Drew Ward. Dennis O ' Keefe. Carolyn Clinton and alternates Terry Cantor and Gayne Nerney were elected to represent our class. To lead our class as officers in our junior year, we elected Al Zito as president: Sherry Snyder, vice-president; Donna Bajnoci secretary; and Cindy Halesm. Treasurer. On October 31st ten girls were awarded their Tri-Y bows. They were Dale Johnson. Donna Bajnoci. Janice Johnson. Marilyn Gilson, Kris Swenson, Dede Mac- Kinnon. Terry Cantor. Carolyn Clinton. Cindy Hales and Sherry Snyder. On November 22nd while listening to a concert by the Air Force band, we heard the shocking news of President John F. Kennedy ' s assassination in Dallas, Texas. Attleboro High School joined the country in mourning the loss of the young president. A.H.S. ' s football season ended successfully with a 14-6 victory over our arch- rival. North Attleboro. Dale Johnson was crowned head of the victory dance. The annual National Honor Society sponsored Variety Show. Around the World in X) Minutes was held January 11. 1061. and was declared a great success. With the onset of the basketball season, we saw our boys turn in some very fine performances on .the court aided by the junior members of the team. As a result of our team ' s hard work and fair playing, we ended up in a two-way tie for the Bristol County League Championship with Coyle High School of Taunton. We were proud of our boys at Tech Tourney even though we lost our first game on March 3, 1964. to Somerville w ith a score of 66-61! At the annual science fair held in March, Carol Gigliotti was the grand prize winner. The senior class play. The Night of January 16th . was held on April 21th and 25th. It was a great success with the help of many junior students. Leslie Cameron gave a fine performance as the accused murderess. Lynd Murphy. Brad Johnson. Gavle Pierce. George Leonard. Marilyn Gilson. Sandra Dusseault and Granville Richmond added to the cast of characters. Representing our class at Girl ' s State were Elaine Killough and Carolyn Clinton as alternate. We were also represented at Boy ' s State by Al Zito. Neil Cassidy, Robert Gross and Felix Barlik. Excitement filled the air in May as everyone wondered who would be chosen for National Honor Society, election to which is based on outstanding scholastic ability and qualities of leadership. Congratulations went to Felix Barlik. Adelaide Brown. Neil Cassidy, Leslie Cameron. Carolyn Clinton. Francis Frietas, Thomas Gariepv. Marilyn Gilson, Robert Gross. Cynthia Hales, Elaine Killough. Ann La- berge. Karen Moksu. Carolyn Smith, and Sheryl Snyder. Once again it was time for the co-editors of the Tattletale to be chosen. Carolyn Clinton and Sheryl Snyder became our co-editors of the 1965 Tattletale. On Mav 7th new cheerleaders were chosen to replace those graduating. The junior girls elected were Karen Moksu. Sherry Snyder, and alternate. Mary Coppola. It was announced that Judy Wilbur was chosen as head majorette. The annual Scholastic Achievement Banquet was held in the latter part of May. Our second year at A.H.S. finally drew to a close. As we had expected our junior year was full of wonderful experiences, but we knew our last year as seniors at A.H.S. would be even better! SENIOR YEAR Seniors at last! Our happiness waS marred only slightly by the realization that soon we would leave A.H.S-. forever. To lead our Student Council was Al Zito, president; Carolyn Clinton was vice president; Donna Bajanoci, secretary; and Neil Cassidy, treasurer. The senior members on Student Council were: Janice Johnson, Sherry Snyder, Robert Gross, Gayne Nerney, John Shockro, Drew Ward, Sue Suits, Kris Swenson, and Grace Wintringham. The officers elected to lead our senior class were Drew Ward, president; Terry Cantor, vice-president; Janice Johnson, secretary; and Dennis O ' Keefe, treasurer. It was a pleasure to have a foreign exchange student, Kamsiah Mohammad, from Malaya study at Attleboro High. She was an honorary member of the Student Council, and a member of Tri-Y and the Modern Dance Club. George Leonard, an exponent of Beatlemania, was forced to leave A.H.S. when he refused to cut his hair. The school committee voted to suspend and finally to ex- pel the mop-topped youth. Our morale was considerably heightened when the Bombardiers defeated Durfee with a score of 14-13. The Cheerleaders ' Dance followed, which was a great success. John Shockro and Leonard Lallier proved to be capable co-captains throughout the football season. Despite our loss to our rival. North Attleboro, we ended the season sharing second place in the Bristol County League with Durfee High School. Grace Wintringham was chosen Queen of the Victory Dance. Tri-Y elections were held in October. Senior members who were elected were Diane Bussiere, Elaine Brasier, Judy Baker, Karen Moksu, Betsy Washburn, Grace Wintringham, Sue Soucy, Sue Suits, Leslie Snow, Debbie Bliss and Kamsiah i Mohammad. Robert Gross was elected as Good Government Day Representative, with Brad Johnson as alternate. During the spring Bob spend a day in the State House in Boston. Carolyn Clinton was chosen by the student body and faculty members as D.A.R. Good Citizen. The Variety Show, WAHS T.V. , sponsored by the National Honor Society was presented on November 20th. The show was directed by Mr. Francis O ' Connell. The arrival of basketball season saw veteran John Shockro lead seniors Jay Gilmore, Neil Cassidy, Roy Lyon, Ray Pouliot, Bob Gross, Al Zito and Dan Duffy in a strong effort to take A.H.S. to Tech Tourney. In the Bristol County League our standing as we went to press was a three-way tie for first place with Durfee and Coyle, our only defeat being to Durfee High School, with a score of 52-49. Because our deadline is in January, we are forced to omit many of the exciting events that will occur in the last half of our senior year. We are looking forward to Tech Tourney, our Senior Play, Senior Prom, and Reception, ana all the other events which compose the ending of three wonderful years at A.H.S. 129 NAME c;KORGE ADAMS JEANNE ADDY l.YNN ANDERSON CHRISTINE ANDREWS DALE APRIL MARILYN ARRUDA PRISCILLA ASPINALL DAVID AUDETTE DONNA AUDETTE roM AUDETTE robert bailey donna bajnoci judy baker arthur barton (;ail bau.mgartel FELIX BARLICK LINDA BARBER KATHLEEN BEAUPRE CAROLYN BELL SUSAN BIANCHI DONALD BLACKWELL GEORGE BLAIS CINDY BLAIS LINDA BLAIS GEORGE BLASER LINDA BLISS LINDA BOISVERT DAVE BONVOULOIR RICHARD BOYNTON CAROL BRAGG ELAINE BRASIER GEORGE BRILLON STEVEN BROCKWAY APRIL BROUSSEAU ADELAIDE BROWN DA NNY BURKE RICHARD BURR (il.ORIA C DERO LESLIE CAMERON TERRY CANTOR NORMA CARLSON WILLIAM H. CARNES EDWARD CHARETTE MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Entering and leaving girls ' lav. Going to Tech Tourney vs ' hen I was a junior. Breaking niy arm at the Norton parade during Jr. year. Doing our trade analysis Class Day 63 Breaking my arm in Phys. Ed. When A.H.S. beat G)yle in basketball last year. Tlie night we played at Tech Tourney. Being in Babes in Arms! The lirst time I was told to get a haircut. All my late gym passes to Blanche Receiving my Tri-Y bow The assembly we had Jan. 28, 1965 First day sophomore year. Dropping a shot put on my head. Walking into A.H.S. as a Senior. Gym class with Miss Tunstall. Toilet papering Miss Rosen ' s car. Getting 90 WPM in shorthand class. Direct copy of Reeves and Palagi. When I came. The Senior Reception of 1964. Altleboro-Feehan football game, 1964. Going to the Tech Tourney. Beat Coyle in double overtime. Getting kicked out of gym class for laughing. Nut and bolt day. Tlie first day and every day after. Advanced jr. English with Mr. Ostrach. Tlie Senior class of 1%3. My first Tech. Tourney. Playing in Thanksgiving Day Game in my sophomore year. The Variety Show 64 N.H.S. Induction. Nut and Bolt Day. Same as Games ' Our first bombscare. Opening night of Night of January 16. Neil, you remember! Solo at Spring Concert during jr. year. Graduation. The performance of Wilfred Hetzel, famed trick shot artist. ALBERT CHAMPAGNE When 2 o ' clock bell rings. LINDA CHARLESWORTH Going to Tech. Tourney in my junior year. LINDA CHARTIER THOMAS CHURCHILL MICH AEL CLEMENT 130 Having Public Speaking with Mr. Kelly. Senior bunk day. June 65 CLASS WILL .My reserved seat in session hall. .My red bow to any future Theta Pi Alpha member who wants it. .My place scoring for the ijoys ' swim meets. Leave majorettes to any girl who is ener- getic enough to fight for us going to games. Leaving my shop apron to Silva. Leave all my sessions to niv kid brother Rick. Leave my freckles to any poor little soph- omore who wants iheni. Leave anything I can ' t take. I give Mr. Cooper ' s closet to anyone who can bother him as much as I did. Mr. Brigham a bottle of ink in the Kiln. I leave Mrs. Howe in one piece. World ' s largest lady bug Absent-mindedness to Ellen Worrall. Mr. McConnell to the juniors. Success to the new senior la--. My furry sweater to a nude gorilla. -Ml my bookkeeping II homework and tests to Dottie Case. Seat in bookkeeping class to Sandra H())t My crutches to any future girls ' basketball player. .My father. A rose covered teapot to Mr. Willey. Studebakers. My dirty old gym socks to some needy junior. I leave my red F.P.A. bow to any up and coming new senior girl. .My report card. Mr. Weston ' s dreams I li axi- niy ra y laugh to any juiiinr uli.i u.int i it. My c ,i]iy iif |ilayboy to next years per. 4 French III class. Leave my title the greatest to Mr. Spertor. Viiluntarv science fairs to the -lllilrnl- nf A.H.S. Chi flirt In Danielle Isabelle. M -ludv lialK to anyone who likes to study I.ca r my fodtliall locker to • ome lucky underclassman. I leave my seat on the bench to some up and coming sophomore. The Iviiewriter in the EnplNh (iffi.T. Six lirokcn guitar picks to Patty Young. I leave nothing, I ' m taking it all with me. All my apple cores to sixth period study. All my press pass to Linda Colman The fun days in Per ' 4 study hall. I leave my blond bee-hive to anyone who wants it. Same as Burr. To Mr. Bessette, an autographed picture of Lyndon Johnson. All my friends. My nii knami ' Charlie to any girl who ' d want it. Old gym towel to .Miss Tunstall. Mr. McConnell to the juniors. My sense of humor; in A.H.S. you need it. PROPHECY Qiief Cook and bottle washer Mi s LIniverse U.S. Olympic Swimmer .Sniiler for Crest toothpaste. Registrar of .Motor Vehicles. Wife of an astronaut A world fanidu- hairdresser. shy Olympic swimmer Star of The Nurses . . ' uperinlendctii of tlx ' ( apron Park Museum. Linna ' s spouse. Getting my Tri-y bow Model for Blush On Printer of Alllcboro Sun Gabber of the year A human amplifier A great salesgirl. Hair Stylist A Russian ballet dancer. A wood working teacher at A.H.S. Principal of Ding Dong Schoolhousc Modern day Romeo. Future Mrs. D. Miss Ice Cream Scoop ' 65 Professional Hitchhiker Advertising agent for certain dairy Chief cook at West Point. Tlie 7lh astronaut to go around the world. Manager of a lady ' s department store. First female dean of M.I.T. A Playboy model. Spy for U.N. Little league football coach. Mr. Willey ' s personal ski instructor. Winner of a booby prize for typing. Second Tennessee Ernie Ford. Millie ' s replacement. Dr. Kildaire ' s assistant. Movie Star A beanie manufacturer An opera star. Art director for Mad Magazine. baseball coach at A.H.S. An Indianapolis race driver. A farmer . A public speaker. World ' s greatest mechanic. A comedian. NAME CAROLYN CLINTON RICHARD COCHRAN JEFFREY W. COLE MARY COPPOLA CONNIE CORBETT PEDDY COTTEN WILLIAM COUGHLIN JANE COWAN LINDA CZYZEWICZ ERNEST DALPE ANTHONY DaSILVA STEVEN DAVIS CAROL DECOTEAUX LYNN DESROCHERS LEE DEVEREAUX PAUL DION FRANCIS DOYLE JAMES DRAKE MICHAEL DUCLOS RAY DUCLOS SHEILA DUFFY ROBERT DUNLAP BILL DUNPHE LINDA DUNPHY LYNNE DUPLISEA CHARLES DUSSAULT SANDRA DUSSEAULT LAWRENCE DWYER WILLIAM ELLSWORTH KATHY ENDLER GREG ENZ KAREN ERBAN THOMAS FAGNAND SHEILA FEDELIA MAUREEN FIELD PAT FITTON LINDA FLANAGAN CHERYL FLETCHER JOAN FONTAINE LINDA FONTAINE RONALD W. FORBES MEREDITH FORD MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Wash days with Mr. Ostrach. Graduation. Thanksgiving Day Game 196L Getting picked for cheering. The day I was chosen as Rita for the Senior play of Girl Crazy. Mr. Kelly ' s homeroom. Fire drills in the rain. Graduation. Tech. Tourney. Senior bunk day. The first bomb-scare. Leaving A.H.S. June 1965. When I was picked for majorettes. Girls ' basketball team vs. Faculty 1963; score Fac. 42 girls ' team 40. Flash pictures at Coyle game. Lunch ! Passing every subject in the same term. Mr. Galvin ' s Chemistry class. When I had Mr. Ruby for a homeroom teacher. The day I got lost at A.H.S. The arrival of Mr. Ruby. The day the U. of Mass. band did not show up. The day I had to write a girl should choose her words carefully on 10 pages of composition paper. Getting out of classes for rallies and assemblies The arrival of Mr. Ruby at A.H.S. An accident in room 123. June 19, 1964, summer vacation Thanksgiving Day game. Inhaling HCL fumes in Chemistry class. Winning 2nd prize in the Science Fair in sophomore year. The day I left gym class. The day they called my name to receive my first letter in baseball. 4th per. Chemistry class to watch trade school boys during their lunch. A cold surprise. Jr. Beach Party. The day we got dismissed early so I could see Jimmy. My soph, year at Trade School. Two o ' clock, Nov. 22, 1963 in the Auditorium Seeing Mr. Orlando walk into the Girls ' Lav. Graduation. Opening day 1962 CLASS WILL A dirty gym suit to Patty Young. Mr. McConnell to the sophomores. Mr. Leonard, my key chain. Cheering uniform to any cheerleader it will fit. I leave my social secretary ability to the next girl who has Mr. Paul Kelly for homeroom. A.H.S. Bad marks to anyone who wants them. To anyone who wants to have Miss Mc- Caffrey for senior English. Leave opportunity day to next shorthand II class. My application to Harvard. Locker 1005. Magic Merlin ' s kiddie comer to anyone who can stomach it. My sarcasm to anyone who can use it. My too big majorette uniform, size 39 . My ability to play basketball to Miss Tunstall. The majorettes to George Ryan and Rod Dovzar. My old torn track shoes to Miss McCaffrey Mj good looks and charm to any deserving soph. My front row auditorium seat to next year ' s class. I leave my Tech. drawing room desk a mess. I leave opportunity day to senior girls in shorthand II. All broken teeth and bones to Coach Qiarron. A bomb scare. I leave my boredom to any interested soph. I leave all my books to whoever wants them. Plaster casts of teeth marks pencils for Mr. Scaturro. My four upcoming sisters. Bewari My school books. Trade analysis to the juniors. My hair to a bald junior. PROPHECY First Lady President of the U.S.A. A race driver. A peanut butter taster. A gossip columnist. Head of a secretarial agency. A gourmet. An Admiral. A housewife. Private secretary to the Irish ambassador. A satirist. A peanut picker. A brilliant motor-cyclist. A magician. A good humor ice cream lady. Star of the Celtics. Photographer for Playboy. A miler in the Olympics. Head of the Peace Corps. A Giant ' s twin. A giant in a circus. A taxi cab driver. A member of the Mickey Mouse Club. A pastry taster. A pathfinder. A gym teacher in drawing A track star. ROGER E. FORGET JR. jhe day I graduate My slightly used monitor post to any jr. boy who doesn ' t want to walk a girl to class. I leave my Shorthand II class to anyone who can stand it. My swimming fins to anyone on the swim- ming team who needs them. I leave nothing. I ' m taking it all with me. A hard day ' s night to Mary ' s sister. F.F.6 to Mr. W. I leave Jimmy ' s tire marks to any guy who picks up Karen Johnson. I leave all my art talents to some poor soph. My watch to Marilyn LaCivita Leave all my boyfriends to Miss Lombard Juniors to Mr. McConnell Eight Great Tragedies I leave Fred Spector my cranberry sweatshirt A Preacher. A stockcar racer. Leader of the Laundrymat. A.H.S. Lady Godiva. An inventor. Peapicker for Jolly Green Giant. Bakerman. A match maker. Queen of the Aborigines. Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec. and Treas. of the Jim Drake fan club. Keeper of Jolly ' s. An Arthur Murray dancer. First woman to penetrate through MauMau ' s and to start a zoo in Africa Marriage counselor. Cowboy Keeper of the duck pond in Carpon Park A Fuller Brush salesman 131 AME ALLAN FOSS MICHAKL FOSS MAHLKNK FOSTER 1)0H01H FHASER 1)1 NCAN FRASER FRANK. FRIETAS JUDY GALUGAN GAIL GARECKI RICHARD GARIEPY THOMAS GARIEPY MARY GARRETT L Y (;iLMORE MARILYN GILSON I AURICE GIROUARD MARTHA GOFF DOTTY GORMAN ROBERT GROSS WILLIAM GUILBEAULT DENISE GULMOND SUZANNE GULA SUSAN GURN KARL. GUSTAFSON BARBARA GUYOT RICHARD HAGAN CINDY HALES CAN DACE HALL JANICE HAMILTON MIKE HAMPSON ALBERTA HANDY MARY HAYES ELLEN HEVERLY LINDA HINES HENRY HOWARD GEORGE HOYT THOMAS HOYT RONALD IRBY DIANE IRVING JOEL JILLSON BRADFORD JOHNSON JANICE JOHNSON JANIS L. JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON PATRICK KEANE KARNA KEIL SUE KELLEY DIANNE KENNEY BARBARA KERKHOFF ELAINE KILLOUGH DONALD KING RF ;iNA KLEINBERG 132 MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT First day in the new A.H.S. Tech Toumey The day I get my diploma My first year coming to A.H.S. as a Junior Graduation Tlie day I graduate Variety Show 1964 Fhe day I was fold that I had won the American Homemaker prize Bomb Scare Playing Mercury for announcing Latin Banquet Sept. 4, 1962 at 8:00 Going to Tech Stanley ' s Valentine Eve .My English class with Mr. Ostrach, .Miss McCaffrey, and Miss Kenney T. P. Party The Taunton game in Senior year, when I broke my nose Finishing my trade analogy Trick shot artist at A.H.S. A day with Mr. Weston Walking through the halls with Depot First meeting of F.P.A. Inc. Inauguration Day 1965 Victory over Catholic Memorial Swim Team Faculty game 1965 niy classes with Erna and all the kids of the lunch table Changing from old A.H.S. to the new school Graduation Having a bomb scare during public speaking March 8, 1965 Graduation My first day at A.H.S. Head on collision in the parking lot Bomb Scares Graduation My sophomore year A.H.S. upset Furfee in Football The performance of GIRL CRAZY Receiving my Tri-Y Bow Meeting a certain boy in the corridor during exams of my Junior year Tech Toumey Period I Chemistry Class l%3-64 Tech Toumey Rallies ' 64 and ' 65 Durfee game ' 65 Tech Toumey Mr. Weston ' s File cabinet to him with lots of luck Prac. Chem. Qass Bomb scare 1963 CLASS WILL Remainder of Class dues to anyone who needs it Mr. Bessette The frog races in Mr. Houlis ' class Leave my seat in English with Mr. Bes- sette to anyone who wants it. The new sophomores of 66 to .Mr. .McConnell I leave Fred Specter my Mickey Mouse watch so he won ' t be late anymore. Nicknames for Marilynn LaCivita to carry on I leave my lock to anyone who can open it. A seat in Logic Leaves Mrs. Tuna a Turner sandwich .My gym sneakers to Miss Tunstall My great marks My widow ' s weeds to any future widow of A.H.S. who might need them. Great facilities to Graetz I leave Mr. Houlis happy! I leave center field to anyone who can find it on the girls ' softball team My Volkswagen with four flat tires to some aihlete so he can transport the others home. I leave my trade analogy to David Ebert. My hypodermic needle to Mr. Weston Senior Class Script to any new Lucky Senior who can type. .Ml my troubles behind El Toro to Mr. Westou I leave .Mrs. O ' Reilly helpless .My water wings to Mr. McDonough . 11 future jump balls to Joy Richardson I leave all my good times to someone else I leave Mr. Bessette to all the girls Leave Mr. Spector ' s V.W. engine on his desk My books and homework to Kathy and Maureen My green juniper to Mr. Weston I leave Mr. Weston per. 3 English class I leave Mr. Bessette Mr. Leonard to next year ' s senior class Sophomores to Mr. McConnell Leave all my brownie points to Dave Ebert My bad marks Carol Rego Mr. Bessette ' s comments Some lucky junior my old football pads. The G.O.P. Club to anyone who can find its mainstream .My orange sweater to Mr. Weston My locker to anyone who- has the guts to clean it out I leave John Chil on with Mr. Wiley Door to a Junior Monitor My used appendix to the Biology Dept. who can do what ever they want with it My prayers to Mr. Willey 288 locker to the next Senior My Bomb to Dana Tusher ' 63 graduation rehearsal when Mr. Bono made me walk to Hayward Field alone Sophomore Memories My Spanish books to Mrs. O ' Reilly PROPHECY A bashful husband The runner of a discotheque Secretary to Queen Elizabeth Gum wrapper .Auto Mechanic An . stronaut Model for sunglasses Lint;uist Future head of social studies dept. Ambassador to U.S.S.R. Gym instructor Ursala Andress ' s leading man Housemotlit r in a fraternity .An exotic dancer Hoola-hoop champion Fortune teller Presidential advisor Boy model for Seventeen Leader of the Attleboro gypsy district A private ser-.jtary Shortest model for Dior of Paris A coffee bean picker Teacher Mad scientist Gym teacher Owner of the Mansfield Co. A homemaker A red-headed freckled fighter Successful salesgirl Wife of a ditch digger A quiet woman Owner of Morin ' s Pickle Packer A South, Attleboro husband A South Attleboro husband A circus driver Model for Kneesox Mr. America ■ A great statesman Ambassador of friendship to the world Hairdresser F.B.I. Agent Taxi-cab driver Perfume smeller Model for Kneesox A happy housewife A shy celebrity A tri-lingual absent-minded professor Used car dealer Owner of London ' s NAME KRYSTYNA LABEDZ ANN LABERGE SUZANNE LACHAPELLE LINDA LACOMBE GEORGE LACROIX JOSEPH LAFONTAINE JOHN LAIRD VIRGINIA LAMOUREUX JOSEPH LAPOINTE LINDA LAROSEE JAMES LEADEN FRANK LEE RAY LEE OMER LETELLIER JR. CANDACE LINNELL CAROLYN LUND SANDRA LUND ROY LYON KENNETH McCABE DAVE MACDONALD DAVID McKENNA ANDREW McCLEAN ROBERT McCarthy CARY McKEARNEY JOSEPH MAKAREWICZ HAROLD MANSFIELD MICHAEL MARKARIAN KENDRA MARSLAND MARILYN MAYNARD DEBORAH MENARD DAVID F. MERCIER DENISE MERCIER ROBERTA MINGO ANN MINUTOLI KAREN MOKSU NORMAN MORSE PATRICIA ANN MORSE LYND MURPHY JAMES NARDELLI GAYNE NERNEY JANICE NEWMAN PAULA OLIVER DONALD OUELLETTE GEORGE PAILLE LAWRENCE PALAGI SUSAN PALMER LINDA PATTEN MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT The time I caught cold because of the bomb scare in the Trade School Durfee games Walking in the boys ' lav. Oreo Rally Wilfred Hetzel ' s amazing exhibition Bomb scares First Bomb Scare in Soph, year and the impromptu assembly that followed My senior English class, per. 3 Nut Bolt day Christmas Vacation 1964 Every day Nut Bolt day with Mr. Ruby The day Mr. Kelly ' s car was bombed with eggs. Starting in the tool making trade Being chosen for A Cappella Choir The guest speaker mimicking an Italian diplomat Last day of each year Sophomore year when Mrs. Spriggs fell out of her chair onto the floor The day I graduate Beating Coyle in double overtime Trip to U. of Mass. Bomb Scares University of Mass. band concert My head-on collision in the parking lot The day the Cafeteria caught fire When I came to A.T.H.S. Senior Prom Playing the Messiah for the choir at the 1964 Christmas Concert Miss Moreno ' s Pract. Home Ec. Class When Mr. Bessette caught me chewing gum. Throwing Coughlin in the well. Christmas Vacation 63! The day we walked into school at 11:00. November 22, 1963 December 23, 1964 The variety show after the first bomb scare. Mr. Ostrach ' s English class. The day I got into A Cappella Choir. All the bomb scares. Being M.C. of the 1964 Variety Show. Third Period Lunch Mr. Bessete ' s English class in my junior year. Trade Analysis Scholastic Achievement Banquet Direct copy of Blackwell and Reeves First speech in Public Speaking Wilfred Hetzel ' s demonstration CLASS WILL I leave Mrs. Howe in peace The Laberge family leaves! My high music notes to anyone who would like to get a sore throat trying to sing them Oreos to the shortest girl and tallest boys of the Junior class My soccer shoes to Miss McCaffrey All my bad luck A fairly new School in pretty good condition Good Luck to the sophomores All my unfinished homework My gym suit to future Gym classes Mr. McConnell to the Juniors I leave my kidneys to the Science Dept. All My coke bottles to the Scholarship Foundation Gear cutter making to Walker I leave the piafio in 304 to anyone who wants to play for Girls ' Glee I leave my seat in Mr. Weston ' s English class to an upcoming Junior Teachers A pair of scissors for Mr. Joyce I leave my cracked Crystal Ball to Fred Spector My books Leave Don Winfree to Juniors Leaves after completing a year of doing Physics in H. R. All my cotton swabs My dirty aprons to Dave Ebert I leave my chem. lab. tables all the junk that ' s in them My Ford I leave Karen with my class ring. Leave the piano in the Music room to Kathy Andrews Leaves her laryngitis to Miss Arzooyan. My English teacher to brother Scott. I leave my tool box to Jed. I leave to join L. L. on Weybosset Street Untaken session slips. The days in Art class. Hand stand to a forward roll. All the broken test tubes to Mr. Willy Karen Johnson with all the guys Skid marks outside the music room door. I just leave I leave Miss Desy with my varied pronunciations of the same French word. I leave my mailbox to any Senior. My unused locker to my sister. Leave my Trade Analysis to the Juniors. Bag of Jelly Beans to Mr. W. Leaves 400 lbs. of East India Teas to Mr. Willy. Leave all my paperbacks to some sophomore. My jelly beans for a courageous junior. PROPHECY Owner of a sweater factor) A typist for the President Nurse at an old folks home A Yo-yo tester A great crime fighter A basketball star A grape crusher in a wine factory A happy housewife Future Senior mathematician Happy homemaker Assistant to Duncan Hines Inspector of the ANIMAL FARM A little old wine-maker Expert gear cutter Future star banger of the keys English teacher in Naples One of the June Taylor dancers An all American standout on the Globetrotters A soothsayer Swinging musician Window washer on Empire State Building Candy ' s Sweetie Music supervisor Vice-President of Fisher Body M.C. for the Tonight Show Vice Pres. for an Automobile Co. A good husband for Karen A member of Lawrence Welk ' s Band Home Ec. teacher at A.H.S. Best cigar seller Bibeault ' s ever had. Tool maker Public Relations Manager for a Hollywood Studio. Gossip column writer Private Secretary to the Beatles Florida ' s Statler-Hilton Hotel Manager. Nuclear Physicist Housewife Broadway musical comedy star. A renowned world traveler Editor of Playboy Professional singer A good secretary Psychiatrist A leading citizen College Professor A renowned artist Ambassador to Italy 133 iME ( IIAKI KS I ' .M l, VDKI.K I ' .WVLOWSKI CINNV I ' EDRO W ANDA I ' EKKOSKI liF.VF.RLY PHINNEY HOIiKHT I I, NTE DONNA I ' lKHCE ; i.i: i ' 1i:i{(:e THOMAS DANE PIGGOTT 1 RED POHOLEK RONALD POND RAY POULIOT DONNA POWERS MICHAEL PROL EDWARD D. RAPOSA DANIEL REEVES (;. STEPHEN REMILLARD CATHERINE ROBINSON GREGG C. ROBINSON LOUIS ROBINSON JOYCE ROCHA TIM ROGAN ROBERT ROSE l!ETSY ROUNSEVILLE MARY ELLEN ROY ROBERT T. RYAN ERNIE SANBORN SUSAN SANFORD LAUREL SANVILLE BILL SAUNDERS MARY-ELLEN SEARS CAROL ANNE SEGUIN DONALD SHAW STEPHEN SHEPARD JOHN SHOCKRO WAYNE SIMONS NANCY A. SMALL ALBERT SMITH CAROLYN SMITH VIRGINIA COOKE SMITH SHERRY SNYDER 134 MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Periods 2. 6, 7 witli Mr. O ' Connell When I couldn ' t make it to the lav. in g m. The guys on bermuda day! Mr. Houle ' s Biology class. Try ing to go through the storage room to get to the stage. Mr. Cliarron ' s exercises. My first rally Wilfred Hetzcl the basketball star. Fir t time I played piano in front of my classmates in my junior year Seeing FREAK shot artist Wilfred Hctzel. Bomb scares The cranberry juice parly in Room 121. The day I dropped my b(M)ks and Georgie Porfiie helped me pick them up. The night before the Junior Outing. When a bird got loose in class Direct copy of Blackwell ' s and Palagi ' s. First day, realizing I knew as much about the school as upperclassmen. The first day I attended the new Attleboro High School. Vm Tiiank :iving Day game. My first day at the new high school. First day of school when we were sophomores. Mr. Galvin ' s Chemistry class Being out sick for almost 20 days. First bombscare in our sophomore year. We got dismissed! Practicing after school with Home Room 125 the correct way to go to rallies. Tlie way Mr. Joyce announced the assassination of the President. T lien the swim team won a meet. Tech Tourney All the fun of the games at A.H.S. Listening to Italian Olympic Ambassador. First day at AHS Graduation Every time I get a report card The day U. of Mass. Band did not show. Bus rides with ' 63- ' 64 basketball team. Being elected captain for the 1961. A.H.S. Soccer Team. Uncle Ken ' s Magic Shop Trig Analysis to Mr. Leonard Sending Shamrocks to the football players before the Feehan game Getting accepted to Vermont College Cheering at Tech. CLASS WILL Driver ' s Ed. to anyone who likes it 2 years in a row. I leave my green and yellow diamond socks to Nancy Snow, who has the nerve to wear them. All the wonderful gym classes with Miss T. to all little Sophomores. Leave my books to anyone who wants them. My ride in a Volkswagen to Sandy Peterson. Twenty feet of rubber in the parking lot. I leave all my headaches to next year ' s yearbook. My French Horn to be played at Track Meets. My Home R(Him Mom Long shirt tail to Bouette My warm door near 125. Mr. Bono saying ' Sing. Able leadership of Democratic Party. I leave my Crystal ball to Mr. Spector. One cup of tea to J. Willy My homeroom hostess. Opportunity day to the senior girls. Hope Mr. Weston to future seniors. My seat in the auditorium to anyone who can find it. A lock of hair to Mr. Weston. I leave Mr. Weston flaccid, flustered, and frustrated. I leave my adorable little sister Rebecca in the clutches of Mr. Bray. My seat in Mr. Cooper ' s open windowed class to anyo ne who doesn ' t mind turning blue. I leave Mr. Spriggs to all future trade school students. Leaves Mr. Keough with a cough drop box. Mr. Cooper ' s last period class to anyone courageous enough to go through it. I leave all school trouble to Juniors. A job at the Prov. Journal to an underclass- man with a license. My seat in English to some unlucky junior All the fun in Home Ec. to future students All my C-papers to Armand Good Will Locker 31 in team room. My soccer shoes to anyone who can fill them. I leave my snood to any hair-twirling junior My record for someone to try to top if I make it. The job of doing a cheer for W.G. to one of next year ' s cheerleaders. My seat in Mr. Bessette ' s English class to anyone who wants it. My orange sweater and pink blouse to Mr. Weston. PROPHECY Driving Instructor Leader of the Gypsies A Softball coach. Maybelline eye make-up tester Business Secretary An alligator wrestler Salesgirl at Macy ' s . journalist Leader of a Symphony Orchestra Mr. Atlas Ambassador from Portugal to Washington, D. C. Professional basketball player Public Relations Director Leader of the people A musician A Grand Prix Driver World-Wide pal to everyone. Grocery Store Manager. English teacher Shorthand teacher A good Chemist Man of many travels. Chief test-taker. Dr. Kildare ' s nurse Owner of Gob Shops A math teacher Tetley Tea Taster Member of an Olympic gymnastic team. Member of an Olympic Swim Team Mrs. Murphy Home Ec. Teacher A woman chaser. First Qass Grease Monkey Girls ' gym teacher A poet A model for Mademoiselle Airplane pilot Mrs. Sharka Swimming Instructor Color coordinator NAME DIANE SOUSA RONALD SOUTO CAROL STANHOPE TIMOTHY STEBBINGS JUDY STEEL-E NANCY STEELE STEVE STENBERG DAVID STEVENS TAMMY STEWART ROBERT STOCKER RUTH STRAIGHT SUZANNE SUITS LINDA SUTCLIFFE BEVERLY SWANSON NANCY SWEET KRIS SWENSON NED THOMAS JOHN TINGLEY DICK TRUEDSON MAE TRUESDALE BETHANY TURNER DEBORAH TYSON LORRAINE VASLET DELORES VENTURA ANN VIEIRA JOAN VIERRA PAUL VINCENT JUDY VINE SANDRA WALKER BONNIE WALTON DREW WARD BETSY WASHBURN JANICE WATTERS JUDITH WEBB JOHN WEBBER JOHN WESSON CHARLES WHELAN JUDY WILBUR DOTTI WILKIS ROBERT WILLIAMS DAVID WINNEGGE GRACE WINTRINGHAM GEORGE WRIGHT ALPHONSE ZITO MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT The day I walked into the Boys ' Lav. Car crash in the parking lot Sophomore bomh scare Variety show at homh scare First rally First Rally Two liiiiiil) scares in one wc.-k Pilllirii; si tiidi- (Hit (if ihc llincli line when I ua a ci|ihiiiii(irc The lime uc went to llic Fair- ha cn lonlliall jiaiiic in Kii V cai The hoinl) scares Getting lost on the way to the DurFee game First time 1 made it tliKiuiih all 7 periods without gcttinj; lo ' -t once Mr. Houlis ' biology class 10 15 64 When .Mr. Hagan took gym with us The day of the Fairliavcn fo ,tl,all game February 2, 1965, Groundhog Day The time they put Fred ' s Volkswauen engine on his desk .Making District Choir Charles Play House trips Going to the prom with P.K. in my junior year Being elected class nuisician When A Cappcila won tlie tnipiiy at tiie .Music Festival last year Long awaited graduation The day we had enough room at (lur luncli table Going to tile Tecii Tourney Getting analysis in on time Tech tourney -My first ])rom Days of entry and graduation .Senior election day The jealous looks I received when I won the giraffe at the Cheerleaders ' Hop Graduation When I made the honor roll twice in a row When I came Joining the band in my sophomore year .Meeting .Mr. Weston Being chosen a majorette AtI classes with .Mr. B. Going to Tech Starting my fir t varsity football game in my sojihomore vear 1964 Coyle basketball game The day I graduate Winning the Balfour Tropin CLASS WILL I lea c my roving microphone to anyone wlio has the coura ic lo u-c it I leave my brown lioc- lo Mr. Keougli I leave .Miss Marino all my unfinished garmeiil ' - I don ! leave alulliing. I just lea e 1 lca e my lock vvilli llic right conibirialion I leave m locker with the chimes in it to an oiic wild likes music 1 leave a pack of cijiareltes for Ml. WilleyV MiKpkiiig iiiailiiiie. I leave a 4 ' (,olsie Roll wrapper for Mr. Baliiii I leave ll,e .,,!-• I , k( 1 1 ,a 1 1 c(,rebook will: a ,e,l l„,u allaehed I leave Ml. CelleleUxV physicS class Locker to K.I!. Leave Attleboro High to my brother Wayne The good times at A. U.S. to Joey Callito I leave lingonlierries to W. G. (All my notes to Chop ) 1 leave The Pig to my sister, Sally I leave a dry cisan pad in 303 I leave Mr. Spcctor five extra minutes I leave nothing; but I will sell mv Eng- lish IV study guides. 1 leave mv teachei lo my brother and sister I leave . ' panish class to Sheila Hayes I leave Hetroe .Mr. Coding ' s in-laws from Detroit I leave all my writing works in English Composition class to some lucky junior I leave Mr. Bessette ' s first period English class I leave A.H.S. my brother I leave my brother Don to all the great times I ' ve had I leave mv dirty shop apron to juniors 1 Kave iHc-nur-ing Biology II with Mr. Cooper lo anvone who can understand it. I leave mv thread in Home Ec. I leave a well-used seat near the window I leave .Mr. . brams homeroom period and the word jerk I leave a needle and thread to my sister to mend all the mistakes I made Three happy ears at A.H.S. I b-ave all the homework I ' ve had in the past ihree ears Bomb scare I leave my place in band to whoever wants it I leave a pen to Henry I leave my marching baton to next year ' s head I leave trade school to some lucky sophomore I leave a Coke cup to Roger Proulx I leave my blazing speed in football to Ray Burns I leave my shorthand book to anyone who likes to scribble I leave nothing; I take nothing; and I want nothing . tlilelic ability to next year ' s quarterback PROPHECY Ethel .Merman ' s prodigy An Olympic cham[i good cook A violinist - n airline stewardess .Millie the .Model A blond James Bond A weight lifter A missionary A model for men ' s clothes A lifeguard Pres. Mr. Bessette ' s fan dub . singer A novelist .Mother of 20 red heads Center for Boston Celtics Professional photographer A tailor Next Mitch Miller A politician Ma Deau ' s replacement Manufacturer of Chugger boots Manager for All-State U.S. delegate to foreign country A track star An animal huntress A detective A professional laugher Future field archer champion A secretary- President of the U.S.A. Teddy bear manufacturer .A. happy homemaker Chairman of the J.J. fan club Champion swimmer Tom Piggott ' s Ringo A beauty queen judge Head Majorette at Brown Happy housewife Wilt Chamberlain ' s replacement Professional football player Miss -America A dancer Quarterback for N. Y. Giants 135 StevSSffllWJan Johns D.A.R. Good Citizen Good Government Day Representative The D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award is presented each year to a senior girl who is chosen by the members of her class and the faculty on the basis of her dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Our class is proud to have Carolyn Clin- ton as its D.. .R. Good Citizen for 1965. Congratula- tions, Carolyn! Each high school in Massachusetts elects a senior student who best displays good character and quali- ties of leadership to represent them on Student Gov- ernment Day at the State House in Boston. Our class was proud to have Robert Gross as this yfear ' s representative. Congratulations, Bob! Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation Winners 1. to r., G. Winslow, G. Nemey, C. Clinton, R. Gross, S. Davis. Each year, high school juniors throughout the United States take the National Merit Scholarship examinations. Although scholarship awards are limited, a few students rank high enough to receive special recognition. This year, Attleboro High is more than fortunate in having five students who re- ceived letters of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Foundation. 142 Boys ' State Delegates are chosen for Boys ' State on the basis of scholarship, extracurricular activities and in- terests. Participation in this ex- perience affords the boys the op- portunity to learn about the func- tions of g;o rnment and to meet and exchange ideas with the dele- giates from communities through- out the state. Robert Gross, Felix Barlik, Neil Cassidy, Al Zi Girls ' State Each year the Ai can Legion and the Leg- ion Auxiliary sponsor a program for girls, Girls ' State. This model state is governed by the girls themselves. This provides an excellent experience in learning about govern- ment and cooperating with other people. Cafeteria Staff Standing: J. Varone, K. Menard, E. Ryan, A. Lucke, J. Blais, H. McCarthy, B. Homer Seated: M. Uhlig, L. Ryan, L. Pistolese, R. Thrasher, A. Sylvester, L. Viera IN RFXOGNITION The AHS faculty and student body are sorry to learn of the forth- coming retirement of Mrs. Lillian Ryder after twenty years of service in the cafeteria system. Although we will miss her cheerful person- ality and loyal dedication, we all join in wishing her much happiness and good fortune in the future. MRS. LILLIAN RYDER Cafeteria Manager Custodians Mr. Clarence Hayes Mr. Francis Mclnemey Mr. William Bienvenue Mr. William Corrigan Mr. Qarence Fischbach, Head Custodian. COAL CO.. INC. Domestic and Commercial Heating Fuels Installers of the Finest in Modern Heating Systems THE ROBBINS COMPANY At+leboro, Massachusetts ii 149 1 ATTLEBORO ROOFING CO. 132 Union Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of WELLS, INC. 47 County Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSEHS THE UNION THEATRE Attleboro ' s Greatest Entertainment ZITO ' S MARKET Choice Groceries 76 Pine Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS mill SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND DIVISION I.. i. HALFOIJK COMPANY attieboro, Massachusetts ■ IJ • Thomas Galvin • • William Rowan • • • FarnumDevoe • • • • Donald Pelletier CLASS RINGS AND PINS • CLUB INSIGNIA • MEDALS TROPHIES . PLAQUES • DIPLOMAS • INVITATIONS • TAYLOR YEARBOOKS ASTIN ENGRAVING SHOP 61 Union St. TEL. CA 2-0068 Ornamen+al Engravers BLYTHE PHARMACY SOUTH AHLEBORO Prescriptions Compliments of BROWNELL MILL SUPPLY 7 Parker Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. Compliments of CARROLL ' S 15c HAMBURGERS Washington Street SOUTH AHLEBORO, MASS. SO 1-8694 OSCAR ' S WATCH SHOP 21 Park Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Hi-Schoolers! You ' ll Be a Standout in Your Class With Junior Wear From LAURE SHOPPE 3 Park Street ATTLEBORO CARROLL PERFUMER A Complete Line of Cosmetics PARK STREET, ATTLEBORO Compliments of PELLETIER ' S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Pine Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. 152 Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 Compliments of APCO MOSSBERG COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS LEAVENS MANUFACTURING CO., INC. High School and College Rings Prom Favors and Awards Summer Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS 153 ALBERTS CLEANERS ' In by 10— Out by 5 35 South Main Street ATTLEBORO PIck-Up and Delivery Service Fine Furniture for Thrifty Honnes •SINCE 1898 ATHERTON ' S 26-32 South Main Street AHLEBORO. MASS. I i RALPH ' S South Main Street Service Station Gasoline T.B.A. Fuel and Range Oil Power Burners Installed and Serviced 247 South Main Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. ATTLEBORO PRINTING EMBOSSING COMPANY 54 Union Street Embossed Foils Seals Labels Strings Tags Compliments of ATTLEBORO ICE OIL CO. Fuel Oil and Burner Service Ice Cubes Coin Vendor Air Conditioning 75 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO OA 2-0250 OA 2-0154 Compliments of A. CAPONIGRO CO.. INC. Home Building Specialists 124 Linden Street TeL CA 2-0211 ATTLEBORO, MASS. Compliments of BURGER CHEF 80 East Washington St. NORTH ATTLEBORO. MASS. Compliments of K. F. BASSLER CO. Quality Tools and Metals 18 Mill Street AHLEBORO. MASS. THE MASON BOX COMPANY ATTLEBORO FALLS. MASSACHUSETTS ATTLEBORO REFINING CO. INC. 42 Union Street AniEBORO MASSACHUSEHS CAREY BROTHERS High Quality Engraving 50 Maynard Street AHLEBORO, MASSACHUSEHS Courtesy of GENERAL FINDINGS, INC. Compliments of CASTRO ' S OPEN AIR MART and COUNTY SQUARE BEVERAGE GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. School and Office Supplies ATTLEBORO — WOONSOCKET PAWTUCKET mu. ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS Men ' s Jewelry, Leather and Other Accessories Compliments of ANTOINE ' S 9A Bank S+reet ATTLEBORO. MASS. TEL. CA 2-9030 FINBERG MANUFACTURING 140 Park Street ATTLEBORO Compliments of CUSTOM CRAFT 450 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS 157 Joseph Tingley, Class of 1966. Edward Raposa, Class of 1965 and the rest of the staff of ■ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Congratulate the Class of 1965 Offices ATTLEBORO SEEKONK 19 Park Street SOUTH ATTLEBORO 1519 Newman Avenue 105 Pleasant Street 679 Washington Street I 158 Compliments of HOYLE ' S SERVICE STATION 182 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO. MASS. In Attleboro It ' s HAZEL E. WEST SILLMAN ' S Insurance j for Shoes OA 2-9191 Park Street 16 County Street ATTLEBORO ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS HORACE B. GOWEN FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND REALTOR LOAN ASSOCIATION First National Bank BIdg. ATTLEBORO NEW BEDFORD Park- Street 27 Park St. 278 Union St. ATTLEBORO 159 BOBBY ' S RESTAURANT For Dinner or Snacks 9 Bank Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Connplinnen+s of HERBERT J. McLAUGHUN Attorney 165 Park Street AHLEBORO LET US DO YOUR GORDON MACKINNON 91 Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSEHS MORSE SAND AND GRAVEL CO. ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS BROS. CO. INO. 20 John Williams Street AniEBORO. MASSACHUSEHS My, how you ' ve changed ' f l Kryk Pre-game huddle What ' s so funny, Gregg? WILLIAM B. PITAS PLASTIC CRAFT NOVELTY COMPANY 12 Dunham S+reet ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Realtor - Builder SOUTH ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS MR. ROBERTS HAIR STYLISTS Specializing in hair tipping, lamp cuts, hair coloring, and manicuring 494 PLEASANT STREET ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS i RAYMOND J. SIMONEAU Mason 16 Carpenter Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS TEL CA 2-3 144 161 BAUMGARTEL OIL SERVICE RALPH BAUMGARTEL. Proprietor Range and Fuel Oils Telephone: CA 2-2147 221 Locust Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. i Compliments of FOSTER ROBERT SLATER METAL PRODUCTS Caterer 37 Union Street 72 Holman Street AHLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSEHS EASTERN PAINT AND PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 40 North Main Street Compliments of ARTCRAFT CO.. INC. ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS SANDY ' S DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE NORTH ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS Tel. 695-9379 162 Compliments of BLAIS ATUNTIC STATION Pine Street ATTLEBORO. MASS. BONNIE BAKERY 1 651 2 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO PATRICK J. DUFFY FUNERAL HOME 20 Peck Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS MALLY ' S 22 South Main Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. Fine Children ' s Shoes TOWN COUNTRY FOOD MARKET 266 County Street Attleboro TEL CA 2-09897 Meats — Groceries — Produce - Frozen Food Self-Service Plenty of Easy Parking WARREN P. FITZGERALD President and Treasurer FITZGERALD MOTORS, INC. Your Oldsmobile Dealer Route I SO. ATTLEBORO, MASS. SOuthgate 1-7050 1-4983 163 Building Materials Chestnut Street NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. Tel. 699-4464 Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY 15 Union Street ATTLEBORO Congratulations From PLEASANT PHARMACY Compliments of STONE ENDS RESTAURANT ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS TeL 222-0780 Complinnents of T-BOWL NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSEHS Tel. 695-9333 W. H. RILEY SON, INC. Coal, Coke, and Oil General Electric Oil-Fired Heating Equipment Attleboro — CA 2-4455 North Attleboro — MY 5-9361 164 I PAUL ' S BARBER SHOP ' In the Hub of the East Side ' 197 Pine Street ATTLEBORO COLONIAL PRESS Brook Street AmEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of HELEN ' S CARD SHOP 28 Park Street ATTLEBORO THE NEW PUBLIC MARKET 36 Park Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS WRAY C. CONRO REALTOR Real Estate and Insurance 8 North Main Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. Telephone: CA 2-1264 Compliments of RALPH COPPOLA. LADIES ' AND GENTS ' TAILOR 24 Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. Castle 2-0178 Compliments of MULLANEY ' S MARKET James Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS KULL ' S STATIONERS Stationery School Supplies 6 South Main Street ATTLEBORO CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH VALIANT Compliments of ANDERSON MOTORS 80 Pleasant S+reet CA 2-2912 ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS You Do Better at London ' s AmEBORO MASSACHUSEHS Compliments of ATTLEBORO ICE OIL CO. Fuel Oil and Burner Service Ice Cubes Coin Vendor Air Conditioning 75 Pleasant Street Attleboro CA 2-0250 CA 2-0154 Hold ' em up, May! 1 Friendly native? Compliments of LEACH AND GARNER Pearl Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS BUSTER CRAFFORD Your Chevrolet Dealer 64 Pleasant Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CONLON DONNELLY CO. Attleboro ' s Leading Garden Center Feed and Poultry Supplies South Main and Wall Sts. ATTLEBORO. MASS. REEVES COMPANY INC. 225 Brook Street ATTLEBO MASSACHUSl Compliments of WILLOW TREE POULTRY FARM Hi, Leslie! LARSON TOOL AND STAMPING CO., INC. Olive Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS (Ed) KELLY and (Tim) TATARIAN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 104 Park Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS ATTLEBORO FLORISTS ASSOCIATION Flowers by Barblom Drake and Son Plorist Plant Patch Florist Wagner ' s Flower Shop Orchids by Turner At+leboro Florists Assoc. Money for the poor? 1 P London Bridge To the Class of 1965 May Success and Happiness Follow You in the Future. ERWIN E. ENZ Painting and Decorating Contractor Compliments of NILS S. JOHNSON Painting and Decorating, 8I 2 Prospect Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. A FRIEND Compliments of CHARLES E. WILLIS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 175 North Main Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. 129 West Main Street NORTON, MASS. SISALKRAFT DIVISION ST. REGIS PAPER COMPANY 55 Starkey Avenue ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Rieinforced, Waterproof Flame Resistant Membranes 170 ATTLEBORO REFINING CO. INC. 42 Union Street AHLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS Compliments of NORTON ANGELL CO. 129 Bank Street ATTLEBORO, MASS. LIVE BETTER MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY STANDARD PLASTICS CO., INC. 62 Walter Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS DEMERS BROS. Machinery Movers and Riggers ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS Compliments of M. F. ASHLEY CO. Lumber Since 1905 75 Holman St. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Compliments of BATES AND KLINKE INC. 49 So. Main Street AHLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS METALS CONTROLS INC A Corporate Division of TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED 34 Forest Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS 172 ASHLEY DRUGS, INC. 57 Park Street AHLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of MARIE ROBINSON INSURANCE 7 Park Street ATTLEBORO WALTON AND Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1965 LONSBURY, INC. j At+leboro, Mass. MILADY ' S W. F. WALTON P. B. LONSBURY 2 Park Street ATTLEBORO 173 PEARSON ' S JEWELERS 3 North Main St. ATTLEBORO, MASS. TEL CA 2-2280 H. K. AND O. P. RICHARDSON INSURANCE CO. 200 Bates Building ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS STEPHEN H. FOLEY FUNERAL HOME 120 South Main St. ATTLEBORO MARIE ' S STYLE SALON Cor. No. Main and Elizabeth Sts. AHLEBORO. MASS. Marie Ouellet Tel. Attleboro CA 2-2231 Tel. Attleboro CA 2-331! EST. SINCE 1927 FRANCIS M. MUTCH SON Shoe Repairing Orthopedic Work Men ' s Cancella+ions- -Liffle Yankee Shoes JOHN P. MUTCH, Prop. 5 BANK STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. Compliments of GENE COSTA T.V. AND APPLIANCE CO. 5 Park Street ATTLEBORO ROCCO ' S BARBER SHOP 8 Union Street AHLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS AHLEBORO NEWS CO. 62 Eddy Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS 174 SWANSON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Established 1920 as Builders of Better Homes Complete Planning and Estimating Service Jobbing — 2 Way Radio Service Alterations — Additions — Residential — Churches — Commercial — Industrial — WILLIAM R. DUNLAP, INC. In New England Since 1896 Specializing in Sandblasting, Painting Pointing and Waterproofing P.O. Box 454 ATTLEBORO. MASS. Telephone CA 2-1977 • Cadillac • Buicic • Pontiac • Special • Tempest All at ANSON MOTORS ATTLEBORO 175 Attleboro Chapter NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Compliments of TRI-Y CLUB ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Compliments of KEY CLUB A Service Club Within the School ' « I 0 ' y my halrdr esser knov Gravy trail THE BUBBLE BATH CAR WASH John William Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of Telephone CA 2-2889 S3 Soidk ain Stiss-t Candid Free Alfera+ions Gowns Wedding 5 py j p and Pictures Accessories DARLTON PAINTING CO, LINCOLN. RHODE ISLAND WILLIAM E. WEST INSURANCE 176 Pleasant Street CA 2-3240 ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of BROCKTON-TAUNTON GAS CO. Parle Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of MORSE ANDREWS COMPANY, INC. Jewelers 45 Union Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CA 2-5870 177 O ' BRIEN ' S COFFEE SHOP Steaks Sea Food Sandwiches 416 Old Colony Road CHARTLEY Congratulations From PENSAVALLE ' S DRIVE-RITE AUTO SCHOOL MY 5-9494 AUTOMATIC MACHINE PRODUCTS CO. Wall Street AnLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS CHARLES THOMAE AND SON, INC. 15 Maynard Street AnLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS JOHNSON DECORATING Wallpaper and Paints 74 Union Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS HANK ' S CLEANSING SHOP Attleboro ' s First Cleansing Plant 319 Thacher Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CA 2-2023 178 Good Luck to the Class of ' 65 SALTZMAN ' S MEN ' S STORE Park Pleasant Streets ATTLEBORO Outfitters for School Blazers School Sweaters REYNOLDS AND MARKMAN 8 UNION STREET ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS SWEET MANUFACTURING CO. Gilbert Street WEST MANSFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of The GAZEBO ROSS-SIMONS. INC. OF AHLEBORO 40 South Main Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of WHITE ' S MUSIC SHOPPE EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Compliments of RYAN SON ' S GOB SHOP 15 North Main Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS COOPERS PERIODICALS 5 North Main Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 179 GUS ' S GRILL PIZZA 32 Dunham Street CA 2-9802 ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Complimen+s of BRISTOL FARMS Old Colony Road CHARTLEY MASSACHUSETTS COUGHLIN ' S SHOE STORE 8 South Main Street CA 2-5678 ATTLEBORO MASS. DUNHAM LUMBER CO. 20 Benefit Street ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CA 2-0698 ELCO COMPANY FLOOR COVERERS 70 Emory Street CA 2-0475 ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS E. O. DEXTER CO., INC. 38 Forest Street CA 2-0750 ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS FLOYD ' S Park Street AHLEBORO His ' n Hers Fashions 180 NOUN ' S BOSTON EXPRESS 888 North Main Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSEHS CAstle 2-1650 MIKE VIGORITO ' S 8 North Washington Street N. Attle. MY 5-5201 Compliments of LORING STUDIOS Portrait and Yearbook Photographers PAWTUCKET PROVIDENCE Linda Dunphy ft How! And How!! Well, there I was on the thirty yard line I I ! I ■ j i- ' ' } n ■I n r