Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1967 volume:

I AIILfBORO, MASSACHOSfTTS Dedication We, the Class of 1967, are proud to dedi- cate our yearbook to Mr. Allan L. Corkum, an outstanding member of the faculty. Through- out his teaching career he has shown his students an extra measure of kindness and understanding. He spends many an hour after school listening to and helping his students with both their scholastic and social probioms. Because of his kindness, as well as his super- ior teaching ability, he has gained the admira- tion and deep respect of the entire class. We would like to thank you, Mr. Corkum, for your affection, sincerity, and warm under- standing of our generation. A STUDENT IS ? Students can be found everywhere; running around, stepping over, and slithering past teachers. A Student is courage under a graduation cap, a smile in a patch of blue, and energy that is endless. Just v hen he is gaining poise and prestige he drops his books, trips up the stairs and steps on a teacher ' s foot. To the administration he has the stability of mush, the fleetness of a snail, the men- tality of a mule, and is held together by God only knows what. A Student likes bomb scares, days off, assemblies and rallies. He abhors alarm clocks, school lunches, report cards and session halls. No one else can cram into his head history, physics, English, French, and trig while listening to his favorite songs. A Student is a wonderful creature; you can criticize him, but you can ' t discourage him, you can hurt his feelings, but you can ' t make him quit. Might as well admit it, he is your personal representative of the school, your living symbol of knowledge and your hope for tomorrow. F A C U L T Y MR. WILLIAM CON LAN Social Studies MR. HARRY COOPER Science— Dept. Head MR. ALLAN CORKUM Bookkeeping MR. THOMAS CROWE Physical Education English MR. KENNETH CODING Chemistry Guidance Department The assistance our guidance counselors offer ranges from aid in the selection of high school curricula to the advising of post-high school edu- cation; from part-time job hunting to career positions; from solving minor problems to dis- cussing some of the major decisions of life. Mr, James Zmudsky— Deparfmenf Head Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley-Adv sor fo Junior Class Mrs. Lillian Busby-Gu dance Secretary Student Council Officers ft L Maureen Kenney, sec; Marc Boyd. Pres; BracJ Peach, Vice Pres; Marcia Lawrence, Treas; Student Council The Student Council is a unique organization within the school in that it is the only liaison be- tween the student body and the adnninistration. Its members, chosen by their fellow classmates, conduct rallies, assemblies, elections, the annual Bermuda Day scholarship drive, the Victory Dance and do significant work in the interest of the entire student body. This year we have organized a pep club to spur on the mighty A.H.S. teams. We are also proud to be active members of the Attleboro Area Association of Student Councils and to have the president from our school. Seated: J. Samson, T Hales, G. Morin, R Murphy, Cosfa, R. Zarrella, C. Cooper, E. Zmudsky, K. Royer, M. Pimental. Second row; J. Proia, B. Sergeant, R. Morse, J. Piche, L. Salisbury, A. T. McAvoy, G. Cavaco, B. Mulligan, R. Hathaway. Third row: T. Breese, L. Dubuc, C. Bonna, J. Parker, R. Deavellar, D. Gross, E. 18 National Honor Society Chosen on the basis of these four criteria: scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service, the National Honor Society members strive to serve Attleboro High School in many different ways. By sponsoring such activities as International Day, the Variety Show, and Student Exchanges, this society has been of invalu- able aid in the promotion of inter-cultural relations. First row; M. Kocima, C. Keeler, D. Martelli. Seocnd row: K. Burkhalter, N. HIndley, M. Kenny, J. James. Third row: L Eberhardt, C. Cooper, A. Savolainen, N. Goulet, R. Zarrella. Fourth row; L. Jusczyk, J. Sheehy, N. Policow, J. Johnson, C. Cruff, D. Standring Junior Class Officers Sally Swenson— Treasurer Thomas McAvoy— Pres cfenf Lynne Salisbury-Secretary Robert Tracey-V ce-Pres c ent Sophomore Class Officers Donna Mayer-Secretary Kenneth Breese-Pres c ent JoAnn Ruggio-V ce-Pres dent Derith Young-Treasurer Tri-Y Mj Seated: B. Auerbach, Recording Secretary; S. Hayes, Vice President; C. Keeler, President; C. Cooper, Treasurer; L. Salisbury, Corresponding Sec- retary. )sf row; K. Nelson, F. Arguin, P. Morin, B. Martelli, C. LaRocque, R. Cantor, G. Galasso, G. Pike, J. Morin, L. Parker, J. Laferrlere, S. Smith, D. Curtis, D. Tully, N. Wallenthin, AA. AAackinlay, C. Holander, N. Washburn, C. Dussault, M. Lawrence, K. Robinson, M. Gaskill, B. Carlson, S. Marshall. 2nd. row: K. Corbett, S. Lallier, K. Weeman, D. Rarus, C. Schultheiss, S. Bell, J. Roy, C. Bourgette, A. Marcus, P. Homer, H. Hall, A. Samson, N. Hindley, C. Hopkinson, S. Choquette, C. Johnson, J. Berthiaume, E. Semple, R. Gigone, K. Bassler, F. Addy, L. Plath. 3rd. row: J. Piche, R. Shepardson, T. Leach, C. Young, C. Rugg, M. Kenny, G. Bianchi, N. Rooks, J. Renoni, V, Silva, B. Morin, M. Johnson, M. Sweet, L. Eberhardt, J. Mahoney, D. Wilkie, J. Semple, G. Doyle, S. Bliss, S. Anacko. Key Club Seated: J. Thibeault, E. Furtado, M. Gendron, T. Snyder, J. Franklin, 1st Vice President; D. Bisio, 2nd. Vice President; J. Jacques, President; W. Flanagan, E. Hales, J. Carlson, D. Graveline. Standing: B. Bergevine, A. Berndt, B. Sargeant, D. Gorman, T. Murphy, S. Baker, W. Nolan, Mr. Mc- Carthy, Advisor; J. Murphy, R. Arabian, D. Bissonnette, R. Young, J. Parker, W. Keeler, W. Keil, R. Enz. 21 Monitors Seated: L. Hudson, L. Eberhardf, L. Handren, M. Mackiniay, C. Cooper, G. Bianchi, J. Mahoney, C. Keeler, S. Choquette, head-monitor, J. Quaglia, J. LeBeau, AA. Kosowski, J. Semple, M. Lawrence, M. Kenny, V. Silva, L. Grossman, C. Rugg, A. Samson. Standing: F. Nolan, E. Payne, B. Peach, head-monifor, D. Donnelly, S. AAendrzychowski, J, Murphy, R. Morse, P. Rocha, J. Higginbotham, G. Wheelock, S. Baker, J. Proia, J. Carlson, D. Holbrook, K. Cunha, W. Richardson, E. Hales, M. Cochran, J. Thibeaulf, E. Furtado. Library Aides (sf. row; B. Morris, K. Weeman, N. Roy, C. Pelletier, J. Balser, D. White, L. Wood, D. Rarus. 2nd. row: J. Laferriere, D. Hunt, K. Nelson, Handley, C. Coady, J. Dross, S. Choquette, S. Cassidy, L. LaCroix, E. Piette, C. Raymond, K. Mclntyre, M. Ethier, J. Houde, S. LaCombe. 22 Science Club 1st. row: R. Andrews, F. Palmer, V-President; S. Menard, President; Miss Hetherington, Advisor; J. Franklin, Secretary; J. Jacques, Treasurer. 2nd. row: G. LaMarre, T. Snyder, G. Turenne, K. Milik, D. Tremblay, J. Brousseau, D. Powers. 3rd row: J. Parker, J. Friedman, P. Lovenbury, J. Makarewicz, J. Barrett, A. Valade, A. Savolainen, M. Guy. 4th. row: R. Morse, R. Layton, B. Peach, N. Policow, C. Cruff, J. Sheehy, S. Baker, R. Ashworth, D. Donnelly, R. MalesweskI, H. Swanson. 0 1 Biology Club Seated: M. Touloumtzis, Treasurer; A. Car- rol, Secretary, T. Ney, President; B. Mc- Intyre, Vice-President. Standing: C. Cooper, J. Spellmeyer, M. Lovell, D. Holbrook, C. Beggs. Literary Arts Club Seafed: J. Slosek, S. Thomas, J. Edson, V. Gomes. Standinq: J. Madeiros, J. Morin, L. St. Pierre. Audio Visual Club Art Club Seated: N. Wallenthin, E. Semple, C. Schultheiss, N. Rotenberg, K. Royer, D. Rarus, K. Nelson, Marques. Standing: K. Bassler, M. Vosgershlan, D. Yaghooblan, J. Foley, D. Bassle r, G Garieov Zuba, C. Vieira. ' ' HX- Foreground: D. Bell, R. Hebert, G. Turenne, V. Gravel, S. Menard, M. Guy, G. Brous- seau, L. Todaro, R. Malesweski. Le Cercle Fran5:ais Seafed; N. Rooks, Treasurer; J. Rpiop-, Presider,,; L. Eberhardt, V.-Presidenf; M. Mackinlay, Secretary. First Row: S. Willis, A. Carrol, M. Gaskiil, M. Lawrence, D. P = -j;, K. Bassler, N. Clark, M. Gaboriault, B. Carlson. Second Row: C. Schultheiss, S. Hanley, A. Samson, B. Nelson, G. Gariepy H Hall E. Semple. Third Row: K. Burkhalter, J. Semple, D. Wilkie, B. Morin, A. Bragg, M. Kenny, N. Hindley, S. Britton. 26 Modern Dance Club Seated: J. Newman, N. Clark, S. Marshall, J. Morin, C. Hollander, S. Hanley, J. Houde. Standing: J. Radnor, J. Downing, S. Gibb, L Handelman, S. Anacko, K. Nelson, S. Gianninl. American Field Service First Row: M. Kocima, E. Zmudsky, N. Wallenthin, J. Morin; Treasurer; M. Kenny; President; M. Law- rence; V-President, M. MacKinlay; Secretary. Second Row: K. Nelson, R. Rounseville, J. Roy, G. Galasso, S. Bell, P. Way, S. Hanley, L. Maynard. Third Row: C. Johnson, N. Westcott, T. Leach, J. Piche, R. Morse, N. Policow, V. Silva, L. Hudson, M. Mclntyre, M. Touloumtzis. Debate Club First Row: O. Anderson, President; J. James, Sec.-Treas.; (not in picture T. Ney, V-President. ) Second Row: G. Turenne, K. Burkhalter, R Third Row; M. Touloumtzis, L. Todaro, P. Johnson, R. Malesweski. DENIS GAUDREAU Varsity Basketball 1966-1967 J. Thibeault, S. Mendrzychowski, Doug Johnson, V. Aguiar, W. Nolan, Coach Cassidy, Dan Johnson, K. Raddiffe, R. Hulkow, T. Houle, S. Baker, R. Richardson. Junior Varsity IP k m 41 33 firsf Row: D. Gross, M. Forbes, K. Furtado, K. Breese, A. Swanson Second Row: Coach O ' Connell, K. Williams, J. Archambault, W. Fischer, M. Rovzar, J. Poole, G. Guertin. 34 Boys ' Swim Team n n rs firsf Row: G. Wetzel, A. Germain, S. Goll, J. Nunes, D. Leedham, J. Robinson, D. Holbrook, A. Savolainen. Second Row: Coach Crowe, A. Lepper C. Cruff, B. Peach H. Swenson, C. Hudson, J. Anderson, P. Westcott, D. Kulaga, D. Conlan A Cappella First row: J. McCarthy, J. James, V. Clark, D. Airey, A. Valade, A. Bragg. Second row.- AA. Kocima, W. Moses, S. Bailey, N. Goulet, L. Hudson, B. Pena, K. Charest, J. Roy. Third row: B. Mello, J. Morin, J. Laushway, L. Holbrook, J. Pavoni. Fourth row: F. Palmer, G. Wetzel, J. Hagan, R. Morse, R. Young, P. Petfiff, J. Dowdall, M. Chamberlain, D. Bonner. Attleboro High is justly proud of its A Cappella Choir which has been the recipient of a first place trophy in the Southeast District Music Festival for the past three years. In addition to this honor, the A Cappella Choir is well represented each year at the state and district music festivals. Choir Besides participating in the Christmas and Spring Music Concerts, the choir makes appea-rances at public and private functions in Attleboro throughout the school year. Mixed Chorus First row; S. McCaughey, J. Mounteer, A . Gaskill, T. Heon, D. Clifford, C. Therrien, D. Rarus, M. White, B. McCann, F. Addy, D. Tully, D. Legere, J. Berthiaume, D. Curtis, S. Lussier, S. Mowry, C. Raymond, E. Kelly, L. Maynard, R. Robinson, M. Fortin, S. Mounteer, S. Willis, L. Osiensky. Second row.- J. Balser, N. Carrol, S. Cassidy, J. Silva, M. Lawrence, J. Semple, D. Wilkie, N. Rooks, K. Shockro, V. Silva, R. Zarrella, K. Engel, P. Hodges, D. Airey, D. Shaw, A. Samson, S. Choquette, J. Ruggio, G. LaPierre, K. Sassier, S. Chamberlain. Third row: AA. Chamberlain, R. Legg, J. Picchi, R. Carpenter, F. Endler, C. Petrie, J. Anderson, P. Silvia, L. Salisbury, R. Carrol, R. Drake, T. McAvoy, W. Fischer, R. Arabian, R. Haynes, W. Inman, D. Pridgen, J. Carlson, J. Hagan, J. Rocke, R. Hebert, D. Coren, J. Dowdall, D. Bonner. Sophomore Chorus First row: K. Cronin, J. Nelson, L. Fishet, C. Dupont, L. Plante, D. Shaw, A. Aimanovich, J. Pavao, J. Spriggs, N. Forbes, A. McCarter, J. Lefebvre. Second row: R. Vedder, L. Moore, A. Bobola, P. Gagnon, C. Moody, J. Hines, S. Doucette, M. Hartman, J. Nabach, G. Thornhill, G. Robertson, D. Bergevine. Third row: N. Zaccardi, C. Duphily, P. Fournier, F. Athonos, S. Scares, C. Handelman, C. Beggs, D. Belmarce, N. Anderson, J. Downing. A.H.S. Band First Row; P Way, G Snell, C. Johnson, D. Johnson, F. Bruce, D. Tracy, L. Hammerschmidt, R. Bender, S. Swenson, L. Neil. Second Row: C Cruff T Rodgers, Gabor,ault, B Hammer, AA. Ethier, G. Rothwell, R. Rotenberg, J. Sheehy, D. Bell, R. Heberf, N. Policow. Third Row: R. Morse, M. Boyd, ' g! f K,llough J. Br,ggs M. Hull, E. Zmudsky, S. Co man, S. Tennant, R. Layton, D. Farley, J. Salley. Fourth Row.- AA. Spriggs, D. Lee, D. Holbrook, R. Drake, G. Brochu, G. Costa, P. Pettitt, V. Clark, R. Gllmore, AA. Touloumtzis. Dance Band C: Johnson, G. Killough, R. Drake, R. Rotenberg, AA. Kocima, S. Swenson, D. Farley, J. Sheehy, J. Salley, G. Costa, P. Pettitt, F Palmer R Lavton R Hebert, D. Holbrook. - • 7 - • 49 Pep Club If First Row: P. Cadero, N. Washburn, K. Nelson, A. AAcCarter, C. Mounteer, Charyn Mounfeer, A. Arguin, K. Robinson, L. Salisbury, C. LaRoque, C. Pace, A. Champagne, J. Elshant, L. Plante, L. Brin. Second Row: S. Lussier, R, Shepardson, K. Jacques, N. Rotenberg, D. Young, I. Faulk, L. Parker, N. Wallenfhin, E. Zmudsky, L. Cassidy, W. Moses, D. King. Third Row: AA. Minah, L. Nerney, T. Leach, S. Bliss, L. Holt, J. Plathan, V. Palowski, S. Cassidy, S. Choquette, C. Skinner, J. Brasier, M. Siilman, S. Bell, K. Corbett, J. Ruggio, M. Sweet. Fourth Row: D. Bill, R. Arabian, L. SaintPierre, T. McAvoy, AA. Boyd. (S. Anacko, K. Bassler not in picture) Ski Club First Row: AA. Kenny, AA. Lawrence, C. Keeler, F. Palmer, Second Row; C. Skinner, AA. Siilman, N. Rotenberg, K. Corbett, N. Wallenfhin, E. Zmudsky, S. Gibb, J. Downing Third ' Row.- A. Thrasher, C. Young, K. AAacKenzie, AA. Sweet, B, Sargeant, R. AAorse, J. Sheehy, J. Bond 51 A.F.S. Exchange Students Bertha Pena is from Guatemala City, Guatemala. She is the second in her fam- ily to come to the United States; her cousin came a few years ago. Bertha ' s cousin and one of her friends, who had also come to the U.S. through the A.F.S. wrote to her and told her what a won- derful experience it was. She then de- cided to apply. Having had the required courses, three years of English and a course in public speaking. Bertha took four tests. After waiting anxiously, she was notified in April of 1966 that she had been chosen. Coming to Attleboro High, Bertha took a business course because she plans to be a secretary. She hopes that her year in the United States will help her prepare for a job in an American company in her own country. BERTHA PENA RODOLFO LAURORA The students at A.H.S. were pleased to have had a second exchange student come to Attleboro. Rodolfo Laurora is from the city of Comodoro Rivailzviz in the Southern part of Argentina. There he attended a National High School offering liberal arts education where he carried a load of twelve different subjects in a year, although not every day . He left in the middle of his senior year in order to come to the United States and broaden his education. Rodolfo joined the class of ' 67 at A.H.S. in February and promptly took on a heavy schedule of Senior English, Contemporary Affairs, U.S. History, Calculus, Spanish III, and Typing. When he re- turns to Argentina, he will finish the half year he missed there and then go on to a specialized col- lege. The Class of ' 67 extends their welcome to Bertha and Rodolfo and wishes them a pleasant stay in the United States. 4 Senior Play Guilty or not guilty , that is the question. This year ' s dramatic production, Twelve Angry Jurors , a tense drama in the jury room, is a unique adaptation of Reginald Rose ' s Twelve Angry Men . Under the inspiring direction of Mr. Paul Kelly, with an abundance of talent, and with an excellent script, this is bound to be a most moving play from the drama showcase of AHS. CAST Foreman of the Jury Evelyn Zmudsky Juror Number Two Cindy Wilkes Juror Number Three Tom McAvoy Juror .Number Four Diana Airey Juror Number Five Tim Ney Juror Number Six Donna Yeo Juror Number Seven Peter Johnson Juror Number Eight Robert Rotenberg Juror Number Nine Jack Sheehy Juror Number Ten Gail Robertson Juror Number Eleven Nancy Goulet Juror Number Twelve Sharon Hanley Guard Tom Spriggs DAVID WILLIAM HOLBROOK-Hobie 25 Grossman Ave. A friendly boy who is very polite a true friend whom we all like Bond 2. 3, 4; Donee Band 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Biology Club 2, 3, 4: Closs Doy 3; Voriely CARLEEN HOLANDER-Carl 17 John St. Nursing Always happy and gay, no cares block her way Dance Committee 2, 4; Tennis 2, 4; F.N. A. 4; Totileiole Typing Staff 4; Girls ' Chorus 2; Mod- ern Donee 2. 4; Pres. 4; Roily 4; Senior Ploy 2; Tr -Y 4 Senior Film 4; Tottlelole Business Staff 4 Sc cr Section 4; SAimming 4. PATRICIA ANN HOMER-Patty 46 Greenhill Ave. Co ege Friendly, carefree, and gay, this is our Patty everyday Tri.Y 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; French Club 2, 3; Guidance Worker 4; Omnibus Soph Rep. 2; Victory Dance 3, 4; Senior Section 4; Dues Collector 3; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Rally 3; Class Doy 4. BARRY M. HOLWAY-Benny 6 Wolfenden Street Never a dull moment LINDA HUDSON-Hoot 53 Holden Street Co ege Sleek and slim, with pep and vim A Coppello Choir 2, 3, 4; District Choii Ploy 2; 2, 3 Cheerleoder 3; AFS 3, 4; Donee Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Scho- , i ; Monitor 4; Co-Ed. Year- Office Worker 3; Lacross 2; CANDICE L. HOPKINSON-Candy 6 Benefit Street Junior College Some people think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so does she Girls ' Chorus 2, 3; Softball 2; TrI-Y 3, 4; Senior Section 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Roily 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Closs Day 4. Cooperative Work-Experience Program Seated: C. Lander, S. Duclos, L. Fontaine, C. Mounteer, S. AAcCaughey, S. Fisher. Second Row: A. Marcus, M. Kosowski, M. Fonseca, M. Fowler, P. Z!to, P. Hodges, J. Foley, S. Bailey, L. Glode, C. Annis, S. Barney. This year a cooperative work-experience program was inaugurated at Attleboro High School. This is a program in which the school, the student, and the businessman work together in prepar- ing the student for an office occupation. This program gives senior students who are majoring in business education, an opportunity to acquire office experience as a part of their high school work by attending school in the morning and working in a business office in the afternoon. Under the guidance and supervision of the coordinator, AAiss Blanche Arzooyan, head of the business depart- ment, students are afforded the opportunity of practicing what they learn in school under actual office conditions. New techniques, skills, and understandings are developed through business office experience that cannot be taught in the classroom. The students work a minimum of fifteen hours per week, but usually not more than twenty-four hours per week and are paid appropriate regular wages for the work they perform, this work hav- ing been planned by the cooperating employer to provide the maximum desirable learning exper- iences. The following companies are cooperating in this venture: Anadite, Inc., Attleboro Trust Company, L..G. Balfour Company, First National Bank, Instrument Development Laboratories, Josten ' s, Inc., Leach Garner Company, London ' s, Reeves Company, Swank, Inc., and Texas Instruments. 125 Cafeteria Staff Sophomore Year And so we were bound on our first day in Septennber, 1964, to begin a new life feeling our way through the nnaze of corridors, guided only by the torch- light of maps and upperclassmen ' s misdirections. However, it didn ' t take long for the seemingly endless journey to shorten as we met with responsibilities and activities. . , Our first and most significant action was to elect members of our class to the Student Council. When the excitement of the elections had ceased, the following students were chosen to represent our class: Judith Mahoney, Maureen Kenny, agd Brad Peach. n j n u Next the officers to lead our class for the sophomore year were Brad Peach, President; Marc Boyd, Vice-President; Marcia Lawrence, Secretary; and Cynthia Cooper, Treasurer. As our paths led us to the multitude of activities and traditions, we cheered our football team on to share second place in the Bristol County League with Durfee High School for the season. Yet, AHS lost the Thanksgiving Day game to North Attleboro. However, at the Victory Dance, we were well-represented by Donna Curtis our Sophomore Queen. Then came the Tech Tourney with all its excitement. Optimistic after winning the first game the Bombardiers lost the second round to Sommerville. Again we were summoned to participate in other activities. Sophomores were stars of the National Honor Society-sponsored Variety Show WAHS T.V. , with Mr Francis O ' Connell as director. Also, in the senior-sponsored play, Girl Crazy directed by Mr Paul (Speech) Kelly, sophomore Peter Johnson played a lead role, along with Robert Rotenberg and Jack Sheehy as other sophomores sang in the ' With spring came the cheerleading tryouts. After much practice, three girls made the squad: Donna Curtis, Paula Morin, and Linda Hudson. Ma.orette tryouts too, were held as our twirlers were: Carol Lander, Andrey Champagne, and Gail %TnlNy ' ! ' the end of our baby year was met by the mad race for upperclassmen grace as we ordered our class rings in Cafeteria A! P.S. Note that the baseball team scored one win! Junior Year Branded with our illustrious rings, our herd of juniors again met with the responsibilities of rustling up campaigns for posts in the student goyernr ent. Junior elected to represent our class on the Student Council were: Marcia Lav rence Maureen Kenny, Marc Boyd, Brad Peach, Joe Proia, Cynthia Cooper, and Audrey ' officers elected to lead the junior class were: Marc Boyd, president; Maureen Kenny vice-president; Marcia Lawrence, secretary; and Donna Curtis, treasurer. As the leaves fell from the surrounding trees, our football season with seven wins and one loss, left us the Bristol County League Championship! Then, cheering faithfully, the Bombardiers lost the Thanksgiving Day game. Our Junior Queen for the Victory Dance was, again. Donna Curtis. At the end of the football season, our co-captains for the oncoming year were announced: Steve Mendes and Joe Murphy. A season of good basketball playing was beginning. We made it to Tech Tourney ... but lost again to Salem! Soon we had our hand in extracurricular activities. The Variety Show, Cavalcade of Music under the direction of Mr. Michael Tenore, was energetically represented by an a-go-go of juniors. Also, in the senior-sponsored play, Born Yesterday directed by Mr. Paul Kelly, starred the talented members of our class: Robert Rotenberg, Melanie Kocima, John Sheehy, Barbara Waluk, and Nancy Goulet. April brought the demonstrations of protest when Mr. Miles and Mr. Orlando left A.H.S. Several members of our class participated in this event by joining in the before school demonstration. However, life continued. In May applications were passed out to those eligible for the National Honor Society. Those students achieving the required standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service were: Maureen Kenny, Janet James, Peter Johnson, Nancy Goulet, Kay Burkhalter, John Sheeny, Neil Policow, Cynthia Cooper, Arnold Savolainen, Carlton Cruff, Linda Eberhardt, Roberta Zar- rella, Nancy Hindley, Donna Martelli, Candy Keeler, Lance Jusczyk, Melanie Kocima, and Donald Standring. The two girls selected for Girls ' State were Janet Jannes and Melanie Kocinna. The two boys chosen for Boys ' State were Douglas Conlan and Peter Johnson. The end of our Junior year was marked by a musical note as the A Cappella Choir won their third trophy. P.S. The baseball team scored two wins this season! Senior Year September 1966. We ' d been riding the waves for the past twelve years, and now we were to meet with the surf ' s breaking crest. Seniors at last! Again, members of our class launched campaigns for positions on the Student Council. Those elected were: Cynthia Cooper, Audrey Champagne, Tom Murphy, Joe Proia, and Audrey Samson with Roberta Zarrella, Bruce Sargeant, and Richard Morse as alternates. Officers to the Student Council were: Marc Boyd, president; Brad Peach, vice-president; Maureen Kenny, secretary; and Marcia Lawrence, treasurer. Also, officers to lead our class for the senior year were: Bruce Sargeant, presi- dent; Maureen Kenny, vice-president; Marcia Lawrence, secretary, and Cynthia Cooper, treasurer. No sooner did assemblies begin than the seniors demonstrated their first solo act to rebellion. The boycott. Remember? Stand up! I ' m a Senior! And . . . the Senior Blast ? Well, soon to follow was a running and winning football season, followed by another surprising loss to North Attleboro. Hilda, that fair lady, shot the Bombers down again! However, Sheila Hayes brightened the scene as she reigned as the Victory Queen. To the Tech Tourney? ? Just let it be known that we have a basketball team! From across the Southern borders, the A.F.S. carried two Spanish-speaking ex- change students to Attleboro High. Bertha Pena from Guatemala and Rodolfo Laurora from Argentina have made AHS cosmopolitan. Also, in the air of political education, AHS was most honored to have Senator Brooke and Governor Voipe come to speak to the student body. Marc Boyd was chosen Good Government Day Representative with Larry St. Pierre as alternate. Elected by the faculty and the students, Maureen Kenny was our D.A.R. Good Citizen. The Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation winners were Kenneth Cunha, Neil Policow, Cynthia Cooper, and Robert Rotenberg. Merit Scholarship semi- finalists were Alice Bragg and Nancy Goulet. It was a busy year as we again walked into the activities. The Varsity Show, Colors of Love , directed by Mr. Theodore Thibodeau, added talented senior hu- mor to our year. Twelve Angry Jurors , directed by Mr. Kelly, is sure to draw tense breaths from the audience as the seniors star in the show: Robert Rotenberg, Jack Sheehy, Peter Johnson, Diana Airey and Nancy Goulet. At this time, a deadline has left us minus the memories of future activities such as the Senior Prom, the reception, and graduation! Yet we anxiously await their arrivals! The sun is setting now, and the ships are floating still in the vastness of the oceans. Thanks, everyone! Thanks. Diana Airey Janet James P.S. The baseball team Faye Addy Diana Airey John Anderson Cher7l Annis Robert Arabion Freda Arguln Richard Arruda Russ Ashworth Ronald Audette Elizabefh Auerbach Eldon Babbitt Suzanne Bailey Caroline Baker Joyce Boroc Sally Barney Raymond Belanger William Befgevine Geraldine Bicnchl Dennis Bisio Dorrell Bissonnette Linda M. Blais Donna Bloser Joyce Bosh Arthur Bottomley Marc Boyd Alice Bragg James Burgess Kay Burkholter Cynthia Burns Patricia Cadero Jeff Carlson Noreen Carroll Chorles Carter David Cassidy Sandra Cassidy Audrey Chompagne Shirley Choquette Dcrlene Clifford MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Walking into the boys ' lav of school as a sophomore. When Mr. Talbot said we had something Graduation Getting out of school at 12:25 Bus ride to Tech ' ' 66. Jolly s on Mar. 25, 1966 with Twin, Fill, Chris. Junior Class Dance December 7, 1965, County Street Walking out of school My 17th birthday party. The day I wore my Madras Pants! Hitting Honorable Mention for the 1st time during my Senior year! Halloween ' 66 — The Gang Going to Tech Tourney on the bus in 1965 Scholastic Banquet Mr. Miller When Thorpe went down Demonstration for Mr. Miles and Mr. Orlando Knocking out Steve Staples in gym □ m in Physl. Boston When I walked The Senior protest The . shop Third period Physics [Romper Room) Danny Duffy ' s party Senior protest Mr. Hogon demonstrating stealthily Skipping class without getting caught When I get my diploma Jr. year in Home Ec. ball during the Leave all my cheating obilil Mr. Bessette to anyone lucky enough to get of Mr. Parkhill ' ; motorcycle riders My James Bond novels to Mrs. Dean. I leave Dale my dungarees My dirty yellow socks to any sophomore who My memory to any choir member who wants to walk back there every morning to get her pocketbook leave my English I leave my seat in Shorthand II to any poor Junior One roller over 47 Mercury coupes Keith Rodcliffe a book on downfield blocking. I leave all Paula ' s ' P. J. parties. I leave my 600 yd. record can break it A pack of cigarettes for Mr. Joyce My gym excuses to anyone who can use them. First period class which I never quite made 4 smoking lounges to my brother To Mr. Houlis: some new dissecting kits. Bookkeeping to anyone who My old Voipe stickers to Mr. Bessette Mr. Hebden with his diet Cough drops to Miss Desy My showers in gym Liette, ONE more hard year Reading Lab to anyone who likes jelly-beans My two lockers to Marilyn My unfinished business to my sister Two broken down Multi ' s Majorettes to any girl who has enough ambi- tion to fight for going to all the games the best class ever from AHS A partner in Ray Faye, Inc. Reporter for Playboy Professional test-taker Gum-drop sampler An L B J. compoign manoger. Milady ' s mannequin Batman ' s understudy The little man in the box. Street sweeper Fraternity Housemother Mr. Atlas A nice addition to any office Miss Homemaker U.S.A. Madame Butterfly Next ambassador to Spain A Jello-Juggler Weatherman Bugsy Jr. Pizza maker A smiler for Pepsodent Ben Casey ' s leading lady Assistant to Dear Abby A walkie-talkie dei Admiral in the Navy Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Future Dr. Kildare to animals Dragster Lady Senator Lady truant officer Water girl for Harlem Globetrot- Veterinorian Partner in Carroll ' s hamburgers A Chlcky farmer Proprietor of Dave ' s gas station Betty Crocke Chart Bottler The day I walked into the boy ' s lav 135 MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Condonce Coody Pam Coddoire Ooufl Conlon Steva Conley Cynlhio Cooper Raymord Coppola Pouing Fil Sophomore Eng. Clais Halloween, woter balloons, and Ihe cops When Mrs. Spriggs fell off her chair Mr. Galvin s Physics class Moy 14, 1965 Feehon Rally My seat in 226 (Eng. Class] to Mr IGood luckl) My ambition to get in trouble My T-shirt from gym A bottle of hoir tonic for Mr. Corkum My lather to next yeor ' s Bio. II doss Girl from S.C.H.R.A.F.T.S. Diamond digger Diamond giver Tinlerbell ' s brother A Morse ' code operator Polor bear tamer Candace Cronii Lois Crossman The day Mrs. Spriggs fell off her chair The A H.S. Xmos spirit, including mislle-toell rty gym suit Wife of ( Carlton Cruff Kenneth Cunha Donna Curtis Honor Society Induction Playing crob soccer in gym Murph at the German book to anyone who can A ruff-luff creampuff! A Starfish Tuna nfor- Cheerleoder for New York Jets Thomas DaCosta William Daft Jerffey Davis The variety show of Graduation 12 boxes of broken guitar picks Leave my apron to Ross Moon A three piece gym bag to anyone who con Replacement for George Hamilton Doffy Duck A hot tomole cook Francis Deovelar Shirley Demetrl John DiPoola Groduollon Mr. Corkum ' s bookkeeping closs My ottendance to Ross Moon I leave my report cord to a desperate person S. ' V. ' C to Mr. Wholley Mechanic for toy trucks Head cashier at New Public MKT. Warden at Singsing Jeff I Junior Picnic Leoder of Dodge Rebelli Dennis Donnelly Susan Duclos Claudia Dussault Mr. Wholley ' s Class Mr, Hogon ' s Junior English class My gym shorts My bookkeeping 1 1 bock Owner of Sunshine Prunes Inc. Giraffe feeder Roisin counter for Raisin Bran Linda Eberhordt Jan. 8, 1965; also see Marsha GaskilTi Future Dean of Won The day we mode coffee in Chemistry complete set of Bii Kothy Engle Susan Fisher My Junior Eng. class with Mr. Mil My first bombscare the guidance office Soprano for the MET Shorthand speed demon Bill Flannagan Mario Fonseco Linda Fontaine Michelle Fortin Marlene Fowler Linda Fredette Ed Furtardo Michele Gaborlault Paul Golligon Geroldine Gariepy Marsha Gaskill Denis Gaudreau M ke Gaylon 136 My first Jr. Rotorian meeting Leaving school at 12:25 every day Mr. Hogan ' s Jr. Eng. class All the concerts Ihe Girls ' Chours tri sing In My last speech in Mr. Kelly ' s class Leaving school at 12:25 Mr. Porkhill ' s talks about Choucer The day I wolked into the boys ' lav WHIPPER August 23, 1966 The day I bunked and got caught Watching Capl. Kangaroo in Fine Art See Maureen Kenny ' s When we hod to bring notes home parents to be signed because we we children The day our Senior class bunked I leave oil my toys and gomes to Mr. Talbot to help broaden the education of future EC. SOC students Glad to leave shorthand II to anyone who Leaving Miss Imondi to all the lucky kids All the assignments in shorthand class Dick Monn to Coach Cassidy My seat in shorthand II to anyone I leave Mory Ellen to Dave Gorman My work shirt to the Turks Some sunflower seeds to Mr. Cooper I leave, hoping Dove will, too Nothing A Playwright Model of Go-Go Boots One big treat for Joey Secretary Mrs. Rich Morin Bookkeeper Frankfurt salesmen Ambassador to Portugal Mustard tester Journalist Writer Dave ' s shipmate Player for Ihe Boston Patriots My broken Icolmaker ■ NAME MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT CLASS WILL PROPHECY Rose Geminani Marc Gendron Linda G!ode Donna Glynn Si Goll Dave Gorman Nancy Goulet Stephen Guyof Edwin Hamilton Brian Hampton Oren Har.ipton Pot Handley Linda Handren Kathleen Handy Charles Hathaway Ronald Hathaway Sheila Hayes Ray Hebert Jim Higginbotham Loolse Hill Nancy Hindley Carleen Holander David Holbrook Pat Homer Candance Hopkinson Linda Hudson Diane Hunt Lawrence Hunter Joe Jacques Danny Johnson Peter Johnson Bob Jones Lance Jusczyk Nancy Keane Candy Keeler Colleen Kelliher Carolyn Kelly Maureen Kenny Melonie Kocima Raymond Kulacz -Walter LoMoy Carolyn Lander All the fun at the barbecues last summer Goosssh in Whipper ' s car Mr. Hogan ' s Eng. classes 3 day leave of absence in my Jr. year 2:05 every day Whipping ' The Choir ' s joint concert with the Michigan State University Singers Period 5 Sophomore English Class Mr. Miller Mr. Miller Graduation Teacher ' s Rally Facing Public Speaking with Laryngitis Leaving school at 12:25 Mr. Galvin ' s Physics class Graduation B.A. ' s 17th birthday party ... what a bomb! WARA Anniversary Parade Danny Johnson Mr. Dentch having a tug-o- war with a slinky When Diana took my luggage at District Choir The day I let Donna up at U Mass B.A. ' s Seventeenth birthday party Swimming in the WARA Anniversary Parade Soph. Eng. per 5 Private skit fcv Mr. Bray The day I became co-editor of the yearbook When Sen. Brooke spoke to us Soph. Rally When I found out I had Mr. Bessette for Senior English Going to Tech in my Junior year When I went on stage for the State music teachers as the only member of the A Cappella Choir without a robe! When Mr. Cooper made us oil eat Pig ' s feet (during dissection!) Going to Tech in my Soph. Year. Tech Tourney 1966 — our bus never made it! The first day of school as a Soph. Teacher ' s Rally . . . see Morcia Lawrence ' s Election into National Honor Society The day I found out I was in a Soph. Geography class! Graduation When I was chosen head majorette I leave my old lunches to Denise Croteau Trick of the trade A sweater and mittens to anyone in Room 104 Dave A jar of honey and a tangerine Instructions in how to whip any Junior A red herring to Mr. Bessette My seat in Mr. Talbot ' s Ec. class the school all my hard work My locks of hair to Mr. Houlis The office job to some underclass man 1 leave my door by 225, a little frozen, to another lucky doorstop Homework I leave Pat Donovan. Thank Goodness Mr. Hebden with his diet I leave a pig to Dale G., Kenny F. and Mr. Finch! Broken reeds to Gillmore I leave Mrs. Andrews a new whip to replace her old one I leave Ec and Soc. to next years unsuspect- ing T-groups Sometime Til give back the money I collected as treasurer of AFS. My leotard petti pants to M. Gaudreau My Bari Sax and seat in the band to some poor Sophomore My excellence in gym to anyone who can surpass it Square dancing to Clyde A box of Apple Jacks to Mr. Talbot The long walk to school on cold mornings to my younger sisters and brothers AH the boredom the teachers have dished out over the last three years A bell boy for Mrs. Dean to go out to her car in the mornings A new slinky to Mr. Finch I give back my faithful pitch pipe to the music dept. Mr. Thibideou Feathers Leave my crying towel to Ross Moon I leave my good behavior My two darling!?) brothers to oil the teachers My attendance record to Wendy Whitfield I leave my place in square dancing to Mrs. Coe. The yellow jaundice to the AHS parking lot My Steinway to the Music Dept. I leave Mr. Bessette to anyone ■|ucky enough to get him My charm to Ross Moon I leave Shorthand II and Transcription to anyone who cares to have them A florist Wine taster Chauffeur Happy Homemaker Stand in for John Wayne Second Troy Donahue A math teocher WPRO good guy Ford ' s president A spot remover An organizer Office worker Doorman A crookle) Race car driver Mechanic Miss America Band leader Cleat cleaner Opera singer Head of a remembering agency; if she remembers! Cover girl Sax player on the Lawrence Welk Steve ' s favorite little teacher Confectioner Pres. of Bury cookie factory Lady cab driver Comic strip villoin Slinky salesman A singing dentist A psychiatrist Sword swallower Disciplinarian A sunbeam Manager of Men ' s Dept. Quiet secretary First woman president Goldfingers Hair stylist Charm salesman Heod majorette for Macy ' s Parade 137 MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Carl LaP.erre Yvonne LaPierre Bill LoPlume Morgoret laushway Bombscares Art doss in my Jr. year Mr Mac ' s arf class ' 66 All my gum wrappers in Mr. O ' Connel! ! room for Jr s and Soph. ' s to wrop theii gum in when my scheming Jockey in the Kentucky Derby Fashion designer Peocock farmer School Nurse Allan Lovoie Morcia Lawrence Senior Boycott see Audrey Somsori ' s An everlasting ripple tank Physicist Marshmallow Robert Loyton Jeanne Le Beau Roger LeBeou Mr. Finch s Physics dosses My Junior yeor Senior Protest Leaving Gym closs for the year Rusty slide rule for a Physi( I leave school Leove Sylvia lots of coffee grounds from Atomic Scientist Proprietor of Jeonne ' s Solon Great Mathematician Head coshier at Fernandes James Leonord Alon Leppe The bombscares Atfteboro ' s Sandy Koufax Leopord trainer David Lincoln Donna Lincoln Edwin L.ston Peter Lovenbury Richord Lyoris Susan Duclos Patricia McBride Sharman McCaughey Jomes McDonald David McGoovern Our first rumble with the Seniors of 1965 My first day in the trode school The doy I met Kothi Sophomore Roily Mr Moc s art classes Mr. Hogon ' s Jr Eng. class November 19, 1966; the Vonety Show Getting out of school at 12:25 Peter dropping a pebble on my cor All of Mr. Miles and Mr. Orlondo ' s dosses 4 coke bottles m the Sams file The ability to stay in school to Bobby Mr Dentch s Physics class to the lucky Soph. Stupidity My bookkeeping II book I leave with Bill P. My English dosses to Donna Dent in my fender to Johnny Log Cobii Pancoke Flipper Cossius Cloy the 2nd Lovin ' Spoonful M.C. on Whofs my Lyo Giroffe feeder Surfer Mad Hatter Life long patron to J.C. Mickey mouse Ken McKenzie Hugh McKinnon Robert McLeon Coming to school du I leave my gym trunks The school Artificial bird maker ' Baby Hughey Rollin ' Stone Mary Jone MacKinloy Judy Mahoney Anne Marcus Carol Markarian Morilyn Morgues Donna Mortelli Scott Menard Steven Mendnychowski Letter of occeptance January 14 for When Mr. Cooper locked me in his closet My first doy at AHS The Senior Reception in my Sophomore year The doy Nancy left me at U, Moss Commuting lo school from North Attleboro Bus rides with the ' 64 ' ond ' 65 ' bosketball Jokes to John Hayes I leave my perking space to any car small enough to use it. A chocolate tongue for Mr. Talbot to chew I leave Mr. Bonneville in peace; but no letting him sneak me by the late bell i homeroom per. 40 unshorpened pencils to Mary I leove; thof s enough! Locker 3 m gym room Super Social Worker Manufacturer of Bug cars Secretary to Perry Mason First Lady ' s hoirdresser Band Leader Bird watching cemetery walker Bachelor Polish Pickle Pocker Sandra Moresco The day of the blizzord when Marilyn couldn t find the road out of the AHS park- ing lot and started driving into the football I leave a book entitled, How (o keep quiet for at least 10 seconds by Omar Achin ' eers to Gabby Houle Candy Store Owner Poulo Morir leave with oil the other i Advertizer for summer blonde Richard Morse Charyn Mounteer Cheryl Mounteer Susan Mowry Joe Murphy Closs Musical, Girl Crazy, 65 First day ot AHS Entering AHS The day Mrs. Spriggs laughed during doss 459 Graph paper for Mr. Dentch I leave Mr. Bessette with quite a heodachel I leave with the thought thot the teachers at AHS will no longer be confusd by my twin sister and me My locker that no one con get into A course in public sepaking to Mr. Talbot Mayor Aspirin Salesgirl Money Counter at the Bank Most of them Ski instructor at Diamond Hill 138 MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT edle and thread Word Nolan Ann Nolin Mory Ann Olivera Ernerst R. Oster Celia Pace Franklin Palmer Dennis Parker Bill Parker Jacqueline Payette Brad Peach Carol Pelletier Tech Tourney 1966 ig to Tech 7 ioph. year First day at AHS Initiation into Sigma Seeing my air car fly on Third Lunch Nov. 19, 1966 I Danny Duffy ' s party Senior Superl. ' 67 Variety Show [Soph Year) Body building set to the terror of 221 My seat in the guidance office My English book to Mr. Bessette All my old issues of Time to Mrs. Dean A full length mirror for Mr. Houlis ' s room A can of Right Guard to anyone who fills the qualifications 5 Pelts My math skill to any Sophomore flunky My seat in session hall Jon. -June 1967 PANIC BUTTON! Marino, also Bob Cousey ' s storekeeper Annie Oakley 1 1 Olive oil manufacturer Grease monkey Ticket seller at Disneyland Olympic Ski Champ Role of Fess on Gunsmoke Owner of a lunch room utensil shop Coiffure A peach of a candidate Home economist Barbara Perl John Pichi Mary Ellen Pichi First year. Senior year, when school and got caught The Sophomore Rally When Sen. Ed Brooke came to speak The aroma of experiments in Chem. Lab. Cultured Perl Peach picker John ' s assistant Nancy Pickering Grace Pike Mark Pineo Bette Pohoiek Meeting Bette Pohoiek in my Soph, year B.A. ' s 17th birthday party Tumbling in gym When Nancy Pickering and I got caught bunk- My Spanish book Session hall to my sister, Barbara Cotton candy maker Our contribution to the Art World The Girl from N.U.R.S.E. A Tumbleweed Cuckoo in a clock Joe Proia Lorry Provost Poulq Quilitzsch David Quimby The Victory Dance of my Senior year The day a teacher said I was right and the other teacher was wrong The day Com. class got a little sick from eat- ing garlic The day Bruce and John came to school Senior Protest Mrs. Howe all my unwanted Art works A few unorganized poems I leave a 12 by 24 note to Jan Professional hayride chaperon Tooth pick sharpener Elocution teacher A Fuller brush salesman Dale Racrcot Senior Blast at Leach ' s Barn of broken dri Diane Rarus Cloudette Raymond Mr. Talbot ' s classes Graduation My Ec. book to anyone who Teacher Forest Ranger- Judith Renoni Orville Richardson Philip Rocho Mary Ellen Rollins Olle Ronn Nodine Rooks Robert Rotemberg Becky Rounsville Barbara Roy Jr. Eng. with Miss Kenny Jr. Dance 1966 The 8 weeks I got grounded Senior Protest Danny Duffy ' s party Getting dismissed because of snow Being a dandelion in a T.V. commercial Political Debates of 1964 Being a Go-Go girl in the Variety Show My first time I participated in a rally I leave my SRA workbook to my sister The rank of Co-Captain of the swimming team to whomever can keep up his grades Winning competition cheering to next years seniors I leave behind my memories of 1966 My seat in session hall Mrs. Howe my worthless art work A mirror for Mr. Kelly Sessions for being late to school Fighter for Peace World ' s fastest reader Water boy Bull Winkles ' s bodyguard Session hall teacher Volvo salesman Roving model for Playboy Greatest soap box orator Go-Go girl Cordroy Pants Maker 139 NAME MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT CLASS WILL PROPHECY Karen Royer Mary Pementc my study habits Artist Clieryl Rugg Larry St. Pierre Lester Salisbury Jack Solley Audrey Samson Edward Sonford Bruce Sargeont Arnold Sovolainen Jonet Semple Jack Shechy Rondie Shepardson Koren Shockro Robert Silvo Veronica Silvo Shoron Smith Linda Smutek Irving Sousa Donold Standring Ronald Steele Goil Stenliford When I fell down the stoirs Mr. Miles ond Mr. Orlondo ' s classes Senior Protest Janet Semple ' s t fight with the class of ' 65 Not. Honor Society Induction, }966 Tech Tourney — 66 the bus thot never made The Stratford Conn, trip in my Jr. year The doy I got suspended The Jr. dance in my Soph, year when I fell The day I became Co-Editor of the yeorbook English class Mr. Miller Mr, Miller ' 65 Feehan Game A piggy bank for Mr. Tolbol All the rubber in the back parking lot poper to the boy ' s lov Stolled Corvoir with parking lot A red pen to a forgetful Reading Lab. student leove o package of gum to Mr, Bessette the first ploce My dirty and ripped apron I leave some cookie crumbs in Room 107 for some other student who gets stuck with third I leave school forever! 49 Ford Coupe The school A crunching block for Rod Language major Governor Tetley tea taster Trumpet soloist Waitress at o French Cafe Grand Prix Driver President of Coco Cola Business Tycoon Applejacks Salesgirl Lody bug Nurse for unhealthy teochei Mechanic Deor Abbey ' T.V. Repolrman A help to the world A N.Y, Giont Guitar manufacturer Paula Stolt Robert Tetreault John Thibeoult Dissecting pigs in Mr. Houlin ' s class Sophomore Roily Ploying in Tech Tourney in my Jr. year The smell from Chemistry experiments Insecticide manufacturer Owner of a drive- Dovid Turcotte Thomas LJhIig Margaret Viveiros Bill Wolker Barbara Waluk Jerry Waring Pomelo Way Garry Wheelock Peter Westcott Marion White Donna Wilkie Linda Wood Donald Woodson Roberto Zarrello Sondra Zubo Pom Zito 140 The look on Mrs. Butler ' s face when I told her that she got }Q%-70%-20% on a personality test Met a peach in Bio. Becoming a Senior? Moth with Mr. LaCivita The doy I entered Attleboro High School The WARA roiny parade Undefeated soccer team (In practice] Hanging five on a six foot right break November 8, election night leave the curse of the Kilroy on Room My locker to a special Sophomore The trode school I leave everything I can ' t take with me My Spanish book I leave my flute folder to Evy One half of a KEOKI surfboard left foot ski A bag of jelly beans to Mr. Weston A locker full of confetti ■iver finally stopped at the Broken computer in English class March 25, 1965; going through the wind- shield and losing my front teeth Senior Protest The school I leave Mr. Talbot ' s class as fast as 1 can leave the broken down furnace In Room 104 Storekeeper Principal of trade school Noodle maker Dog Wolker Cowgirl Toreador Physicol therapist A burger chef Mad Scientist Morion the Librorion Teddy beor maker Happy Homemaker Lumberjack Top Notch teacher Con-can dancer Lady Butcher Compliments of M. F. ASHLEY CO. 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Best of Lucic fo the Class of ' 67 NIKKI ' S Bank Street Attleboro, Mass. Compliments of MULLANEY ' S QUIK-PICK James St. Briggs Corner Quik-Pick Briggs Corner Attleboro, Mass. AHLEBORO MOTOR SALES 480 Pleasant Street Attleboro, Mass. Lincoln, Mercury, Cougar Compliments of DEMERS BROS. Machinery Movers and Riggers of At+leboro, Massachusetts 70 Parker St. AHleboro Best Wishes to the Class of ' 67 HORTON ANGELL CO. Bank Street Attleboro, Mass. Best Wishes Class of 1967 The First IMational B ank of Aftleboro THE BANK THAT DOES MORE FOR YOU . . . AND ENJOYS DOING IT. . AUTO SHOW We Sell: Triumphs, M.G. ' s, Healeys, Jags, Sprites, Spitfires, Griffiths, Volvo ' s, V.W. ' s Sales Parts Service Body Shop Accessories 1341 Fall River Ave.. Seelconic, Mass. ED 6-9777 169 Nadine, the movie star Compliments of WILLOW TREE POULTRY FARM EASTERN SUPPLY COMPANY 40 North Main St. Attleboro, Mass. 222-1557 Compliments of A FRIEND MARY CARTER PAINT STORE Tri-Boro Plaza North Attleboro 695-0005 Compliments of Paul and Ed from PAUL ' S BARBER SHOP 197 Pine Street Attleboro Compliments of JOHN E. LEPPER INC. 105 Maple Street Attleboro 222-2027 Compliments of BURGER CHEF 80 East Washington North Attleboro, Mass. KLEBES MARINE AND SPORT SHOPS, INC. 16 R.R. Avenue Attleboro, Mass. PLASTIC CRAFT NOVELTY COMPANY 12 Dunham Street ATTLEBORO. MASS. THE UNION THEATRE Attleboro ' s Greatest Entertainment Best of Luck to the Class of ' 67 SADLER BROS., INC. 561 Newport Ave. SOUTH ATTLEBORO. MASS. togetherness Pat Hand- ley 1 Complimen+s of GEORGE ' S SOLDERING CO. AND RADIO AND T.V. REPAIR 1106 South Main St. Hebronvllle, Mass. 222-9298 S STATIONERS I Supply Headquarters ;,South Main St. oro, Mass. i 222-0178 Compliments of STONE ENDS RESTAURANT 220 O ' Neil Blvd. At+leboro, Mass. 222-0780 Compliments of JERRY ' S AUTO BODY 105 Olive St. Attleboro 222-0356 Compliments of DOCTOR WENDELL SMITH 150 Emory St. At+leboro, Mass. Compliments of HORACE B. GOWEN REALTOR First National BIdg. Park Street Attleboro SEAR ' S BURNER SERVICE Park Street Attleboro, Mass. COUGHLIN ' S SHOE STORE 8 South Main Street CA 2-5678 Attleboro, Mass. To the Graduates of 1967 Follow the path of a stone — that rolls along the beach Follow the flight of an eagle — as he soars in the sky above Follow the trail of the wind — that blows through the top of the trees Follow the song of a thrush — when evening connes to earth Follow God ' s nfioon in the heavens — till it sinks below the lake and your heart will be filled with wonder — and your years will be ever inspired. Compliments of PLEASANT MANOR NURSING HOME, INC. Senior Class Motto NO MAN IS AN ISLAND No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friend ' s or of thine ovyn were: any man ' s death diminishes me, because I am in- volved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. John Donne 1573-1631 United Creature Syndicate 220 East Forty Second Street NewYork.N Y 10017 JAMES HENNESSY ICE PRESIDENT BUSINESS MANAGER May 25, 1966 Miss Sharon Lucia Smith 159 Holden Street Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 Dear Miss Smith: Thank you for your May 9 letter. I do indeed recall our telephone conversation and it will be all right to use your sketches of the PEANUTS characters in the Attleboro High School yearbook for 1967 if you will publish the following credit: PEANUTS drawings by Sharon Lucia Smith with apologies to Charles M. Schulz --©United Feature Syndicate, Inc. 1950. Your pages are returned herewith and we would like to have a finished copy of the yearbook for our file if you can spare one. Cordially, JH:hr Enc. 175 31654 300041560