Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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NAME MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT CLASS WILL PROPHECY Steven ferry When I got thrown in the well A lot of unpaid equipment at Ashley’s Future trumpet player Cynthia Petit The time I walked into the boys’ lav. by I leave all the screwballs to Mr. Trai- Future Homemaker of mistake nor’s art class. America Joseph Petrillo All the great fires we had in shop I leave typewriter 11. Undertaker Janice Piche Athletic Banquet 1967 French chef Dorothy Pierce Whenever teachers were absent from school All my unfinished art work Artist Peter Pierce The day the electronics shop went up in smoke Manufacturer of plastic shirts Elaine Piette When I broke my foot playing basket¬ ball in junior year I leave any junior my homeroom seat. Fernandes’ baker Judith Plath See Nancy Washburn My coordination to Christy Pawlowski A stuffed animal manu¬ facturer Paul Proulx Getting a job at Attleboro Tool Leaving my intelligence A future dress designer Sandra Pollock My senior homeroom I leave the superlative, Most Talka¬ tive”, to anyone who wants it and my extra credits to Pat Brennan. Professional analyst Maureen Pye Waiting in front of the Y in the rain for buses to Tech Mr. Goding’s chem. class with sweet¬ smelling Alan in an uproar! Pie” baker Stanley Radny Meeting Mr. Babin Leaving my nickname, Rags” A shoemaker John Redding The day Mrs. Spriggs fell out of her chair I leave all the books I lost in history to anybody who can find them. Pin setter at North bowl Jim Reed Meeting Mrs. Peck for English My wits” to whoever can unscramble them Play leading role in Tar- zan” Helmut Reinhardt Writing love notes in physics and re¬ ceiving them My growl and soccer uniform to some little undergraduate A professional growler Silvia Reinisch The day I fell up the stairs My sister, Renate, to all those unfor¬ tunate teachers who’ll have her. A chair-lift expert William Richardson The Junior Picnic I leave my brothel here. A basketball pumper George Ringuette June 1968 An empty seat A ring maker Millie Roberts The first day I had Mr. Alvarez for a math teacher My home ec. book to Laurette McDuff and my jokes to Barry Tierney Tire-changer of the year Karin Robinson Wendy R.’s open house and the next morning I leave all my art talents to anyone who has Mr. Trainor. Laughter taper for T.V. John Robinson 1967 football game against Feehan I leave physics. Water boy for the New York Giants Judy Roy The Music Festival, 1966 I leave typing Mrs. Paul’s lab. reports to the next FTA member. Alto in the Metropolitan Opera Norma Roy The day that Kathy and I skipped last I leave Mr. Bessette my voice of ex¬ Pres, of Fan Club for Mr. period and sat in Mr. Spector’s V.W. instead of Ray’s perience” B Lyn Salisbury Feb. 3, 1966 I leave the Pep Club to anyone who is willing to take it. A do-gooder James Sanford When Winters blew Mr. Spector’s trans¬ mission The missing tools from the auto shop for some sophomore to find Champion bowler Cynthia Saunders Getting through a basketball game with¬ out any fouls (Jan. 2) My seat on the bench to Dee Wendell when she fouls out Gymnast Peter Sauer Coming to school on motorcycle in the fall I leave pencil box and T-bar to a prom¬ inent sophomore. Motorcycle racer Christine Schultheiss See Yo-Yo’s I leave my brother! Another Charlie Brown lover! Ellen Semple The day I met George I leave my sister. George’s woman Diana Shaw The day I forgot my purse at school My pretty new bar of soap for gym for a sophomore next year A good little wife Jo Ann Silva When I graduate I leave my seat in Eng. class to anyone who can stay awake. Page turner in the Metro- politan Opera Raymond A. Simas When Mathieu took a swing at me, missed, and gave Cannon a bloody nose No-Doz pills in Soc. Problems Your friendly T.V. repair¬ man Kathy Smith The day I walked into the boys’ lav. by mistake My gym suit to anyone who wants it Future Girl Scout leader Gordon Snell Thanksgiving Day Soccer spikes to anyone who can stand the nails inside A snails salesman Frank Sousa Fries in the shop I leave my talent and brains to the class of 1969 Owner of a super market Theresa Souza First day at A.H.S. Box of Kleenix to Mrs. Spriggs A terry cloth manufacturer Chuck Spencer Airplane fight in physics class My cut up golf balls to Mr. O’Connel A butcher selling ground chuck Marshall T. Spriggs The day I came to school and no one else did. I leave open positions in the Variety Show, Senior Play, A Cappella Choir, band, and Student Council plus a tub of tuba grease. Salvation Army tuba player 146

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NAME MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT CLASS WILL PROPHECY Diane LeMaistre Junior Picnic 1967 Refer to Moe Pye Champion message carrier John Leonard Spending a whole day in shop My hangover Winner of good citizenship award Rachel Letourneau Having the underclassmen stand for us in the auditorium I leave all the good times I had in bookkeeping to Mr. Corkum. French translator Robert Lincoln Coming to A.H.S. Deranged math teacher to anyone who can fix it Saintly basketball player John Linkamper The day I leave this school I leave my girl’s mini-dress Partner of the Link” Chain Co. Natalie Lombardy The day I became a soph, at A.H.S. I leave Mrs. Clark memories of my kookie shoes. Future Navy WAVE Suzanne Lussier The very first time I went to the North Hop! I leave my books and white lipstick to next year’s bashful senior girl, Christy P. Sudsy detergent salesgirl Joan McCarthy When I became a full-fledged senior All my Spanish knowledge to Brenda Hammer Star alto on Ed Sullivan Show Betsy McIntyre When H. walked into the room and said, Where the h-’s the teacher? Mr. Bessette, to rest in peace Announcer for Ringling Bros. Circus William Marcotte Falling down the stair way I will to the class of 69, senior Eng. and senior Eng. teachers English teacher Lorraine Marchand The exciting trip to Tech. The thrill of it all A go-go girl Sue Marshall First time I met Dave . .. when I slipped in the corridor All the peas in Cafe B to Mr. Corkum A marshall for U.S. teams Richard Mathieu When Alan Cody tried to dive at me and landed on five chairs I leave the first printed circuit dept, constructed by Art Higginbotham and myself to Mr. Stanton. Russian leather dealer Lorna Maynard The Lunatic Fringe’s pilgrimage to Am- Happiness and thanks to Ski, Harry, and Star of Hello Dolly on herstbury Ted for giving some meaning to my three years here. Broadway Patricia McCarthy The day Mr. Zmudsky told me I had been accepted at U Mass on a 4-year scholarship I leave the faculty with the thought that they will be stuck with my brother, Bill, for the next four years. Professional volunteer! Joe Medeiros The day I was caught bunking and no¬ body else was Any good thoughts of the class of 68 Free lance artist Linda Mercier Thanksgiving Day Game My seat in home ec. to P.M., to take over where I left off Chef Albert Mingo Beating N.A.H.S. 30-0 on Thanksgiving Day I leave my football shirt to Glenn Black¬ burn so he can use it in his football career. Maker of M-M’s . .. yum Brenda Moore Thanksgiving Day Game My parking space in the school lot Part owner of Pete’s gas station Peter Moore When I sleep in Spriggs’ class My burnt overalls in my locker’ Gas station owner Barbara Morin November 10, 1967 I leave Mr. Bessette to Lee. Head waitress at the Wal¬ dorf. Barbara Morris Thanksgiving Day I leave Mr. Durkin C.S. to keep his eye on. A rich lady Carol Murphy Oct. 18, 1966 My seat in a I960 Red Rambler Glenn’s woman Thomas Murphy Whenever Mrs. Howe didn’t show up Many nagging teachers A teacher Elizabeth Myette August 25, 1965 I leave Mr. W. with my book reports. Beautician Melody Neil Thanksgiving Day Game and the rain! I leave Mr. Thibodeau and his great Bill Cosby albums. A song Karen Nelson May 28, 1966 I leave Mrs. T. with her messy book¬ shelves. A Quimby kid Kristina Nelson Feb. 10, 1968 I leave to my brother, Steve, all the hap¬ piness that high school brings. An international connois¬ seur Clyde Nunes 110—4th period in junior year One used towel Ad man for Cannon towels Paul O’Gara When George Ringuette entered A.H.S. Friend of John O’Hara Diane Olivera Our visits to the Root Beer stand dur¬ ing period 7 I leave all my rubbed out erasers to Miss Arzooyan, and all my root beer cups to Mr. Corkum. Root beer drinker Linda Osiensky Public Speaking class I leave my dissected cat to Mr. Houlis. Lady midget for Barnum and Bailey Robert Palmer My problems Garage owner Jeff Parker Being thrown into the gym naked after track practice with cheerleaders practic¬ ing Aug. 12, 1967—B.C.B. One very garrulous, corpulent relative Prof, at Harvard Linda Parker Ajax lady Michele Paul Mrs. Lehane’s period 6 class I leave my place in session hall to my brother, Roger. Feehan deserter Roy Pavao The day I leave I leave Mrs. Malone my journal and grammar book. Future champion kicker Victoria Pawlowski See Judi Plath (The day my car was stolen from the school parking lot) My brown corduroy jumper and a bag full of kazooes. Jack in the box 145

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NAME MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT CLASS WILL PROPHECY Robin Strese The day we beat Feehan 15-14 I leave girls’ basketball games to quiet” people. Partner in Strese and Com¬ pany, Model Agency Michelle Sweet M.P.J.P.” A book called How to Ski” to Mr. Kelly and Mr. Bessette 1972 Olympic’s gold medal winner Yvonne Swistak Wearing feathers in public speaking class I leave the fond memories of our math class to Mr. Alvarez. Dr. Spock’s nurse Sheila Tatarian Thanksgiving Game See Shirley T. A Bobbsey twin Shirley Tatarian Thanksgiving Day To J.E., P.D., I.F., J.D., K.T., see Karen W. The other Bobbsey twin Sandra Tennant WARA parade in soph, year Solo in Orpheus” to David Bell Cute, cunning, clarinet cut¬ up Third in Peter, Paula and Marion Paula Therrien The time my locker fell apart I leave pre-nursing to anyone who wants it. Ernest Thibeault My soph, class elections One old pork bone to Miss Imondi Class dues collector Sherry Thomas Escaping to Daytona Beach April 1967 I leave Rumpelstiltskin and Sons and Speakeasy to anyone insane enough to want them. Editor of Attleboro Sun Donald Thompson The fin of the Heidelberg All the broken presses to fix in shop Happily married man Alan Thrasher The time between Dec. 31, 1966 and I leave my dog, Spot, who died to be Men’s clothes model in Jan. 1, 1968 dissected by a pet lover. Sears and Roebuck cata¬ logue Larry Todaro Honor Society Induction I leave my tremendous spirit and lead¬ ership to Mr. Buker and the History Club. The Merchant of Venice Michael Touloumtzis Boys’ State 1967 My tuba to the music department Sheepskin water bag maker Bob Tracey Halloween 1967 I leave a 1959 Hillman conv. (in ex¬ cellent condition) to the best offer. Street sweeper David Tracey When I had the privilege of presenting an award to John Salley in 1967 I leave my outstanding attendance record to anyone who likes to press their luck Musician George Tracey The day I met Ellen I leave my half can of Right Guard to any lucky gym student. Ellen’s man Dana Tremblay The time the bus blew up in the center of Boston on the senior class trip to the Statehouse A bucket full of seaweed to Mrs. Paul. Pickle packer Nancy Truesdale Oct. 19, 1967—Jan. 23, 1968 My seat in Mr. Walley’s Eng. class next to Jean Slosek A truth” teller Guy Turenne When a snowball was thrown in my physics class Trig, for the next person who has nerve to take it All-around guy Audrey Valade Watching John in class through the glass in the door I leave the ant nest in the wall near the gym to sophomores. Supreme Court justice Nancy Wallenthin When Sue and I taught Shirley, Sheila, and Karen how to ski I leave my sister, Wendy. Ski instructor Nancy Washburn See Kristi Young Spanish teacher Karen Weeman V.A.’s party after the Stang football game One demolished yellow convertible (See Shirley T.) Diamond digger Douglas Welden The junior rally I leave all the garbage in the art rooms to anyone else who wants to play around in there. Artist for Playboy Taylor Weilding ' 67 Feehan Game 5 th period Clara Barton Nancy Westcott The day the German Santa Claus walked into session hall and said, Have you all been good boys and girls?’’ Pep pills to anyone wanting to stay awake in 6th period class Senate filibusterer Paul Westgate My first time in Mr. Bray’s office Guard duty of Cafe A basement to Mr. Thibodeau Undertaker Monte Wetzel Getting out of junior finals A razor and a little understanding to anyone who needs a shave Swimming pool cleaner Cindy Wilkes Find ing out I made the school play last year I leave the broken beak«rs in chem. Mini-skirt wearer Jean Wilmarth Last day of school in my junior year Mr. Whalley with his memories of his 7th period Eng. class A VW salesgirl Thomas Winters When I blew up Fred’s truck, That was gross.” I leave Fred’s transmission to sophs, to be disposed of. Principal of the high school Richard Wolstencrolt Nov. 22, 1966 My flaming personality Owner of Almac’s Chain Donna Yaghoobian The Turkey Day Victory A can of Raid to anyone inheriting Doug Weldon’s locker A veterinarian Debbie Yaghoobian When I lost my car keys at the Feehan football game A wink for Mr. Whalley A Wink drinker Donna Yeo Oct. 11, 1967 A yo-yo champ Kristi Young The Pits” I leave A.H.S. to Debbie and Pam. Miss America 1972 Evelyn Zmudsky Being sent home because my bloomers hung below my skirt My bloomers United Nations interpreter 147