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ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL mm iiiii 31654 30004 1586 4 l 1 TflTTLETPlLE CLASS OF 1971 It is w ith great pleasure that we, the class of 1971, dedicate our yearbook to a most deserving person who has meant so much to us all. In his own special way, Mr. Scaturro has brighten(;d many a day with his warm and assuring smile. He is more than w illing to give of himself when students se ek his adyic(;. Through his genuine concern and compassion for others, he enriches the lives of all w ho know him. It is because of these fine (jualities that we have chosen to honor Mr. Frank Scaturro, a man who is thoroughly invoKed in teaching and helping the youth of our community. 6 Foreword This yearbook represents a kaleidoscope of events in our lives as we pause a moment to reflect on the past and think of the future. As the bits and pieces of the kaleidoscope focus into patterns and images to make interesting designs, we realize that no one is completely and merely individual ... we need one another to complete our scene. Our lives have touched one another at A.H.S. through joy and sorrow, sports and studies, and student- teacher relationships. All of these form indelible patterns in our minds. What is seen through the lens of the kaleidoscope is the design of our lives reflecting our character and personality. Each is susceptible to change by the slightest turn of the prism. May our future be filled with the beauty of truth, the realism of honesty, and the harmony of peace. Now let us look into the kaleidoscope of our experiences at A.H.S. knowing that when we part at graduation and each succeeding year, this book will take on a new dimension. Mr. Hol.crt Cochlo Sujxrintcndi ' nl of Schools Mr. Thomas Kirl)v 8 Drf)ut Suptrintcndcnl Mr. Robert Bray Principal Attleboro High School Mr. Frederick Specter Principal Attleboro Vocational Technical High School Teachers open the door • • • you enter by yourself. CHINESE PROVERB Guidance Department 12 Faculty Mr. Victor Abram Business Mr . Palnria Allcs o Mr. Salvatore Alio An English Mr. Jorge Alvarez Mathematics Mr. John Amar Social Studies Mrs. Eleanor Andrews Public Speaking Miss Blanche Arzooyan Mrs. Louise Baumgartel Business; Dept. Head Secretary Mr. Raymond Beauvais Physics Miss Bar French Mr. Joseph Bono Miss Mary E. Booth Music; Dept. Head English Mr. George Briggs Electronics Mr. Donald Brigham Art; Dept. Head Miss Judith Brown Physical Education 13 Mr. Martin Durkin Mr. Henry Ferry Miss Louise Fitzgerald Social Studies Science; Dept. Head English Mrs. Susan Fleet Mr. Donald Frederick Music Science Mr. Lyman Coding Mrs. Clarice Coodyear Social Studies English Mr. Harold Hanewich Mr. Clayton Hunnewell Mrs. Alberta Hybertson Mr. Frederick Isbister Mathematics Business Math Home Economics Social Studies Mrs. Sally Lehane Miss Eslh.-r Long Mr. James L n. h Mr. Philip McCabc Mr. Matthew McConcgh Business Remedial Reading English Commen ial Dei ign Science Miss Deborah Menard Miss Milliccnt Milanovirh Mr. Joseph Mitnik Mr. Stian Mollung Mr. Stephen Newman Public Speaking English An Graphic Arts Social Studies Mr. Francis O ' Conneli Mr. James O ' Donnell Mrs. Barbara O Keefe, R.N. Mr. Robert O ' Leary Mrs. Eleanor O ' Reilly Math. Driver Education English Graphic Arts Spanish 16 17 )8 ' Every action of our lives touches on some chord that will vibrate in eternity ' E. H. CHAPIN Tattletale Staff Senior Section • ' ront Row: J. MacDonald, M. Gower, N. Anderson, P. Hanley, P. Brown, Co-editors; P. Moore and D. Valade, B. Shaw, P. Young, S. Baker, R. i ' ickery, R. Shockro, L. Jones, R. Joubert, L. Nadow. Back Row: L. Devine, J. Sousa, S. Gulino, J. Ouellette, S. Holander, C. Legg, C. Bussiere, D. ' deeks, C. Bryson, D. Murray, C. Moore, K. Stromberg, J. Keane. P. Sousa and F. Bean R. Shockro, E. Murphy D. Murphy, G. Peach 21 Business Staff Front Row: Co-edilors: S. Rolcnberg and C. Robichaud, L. Tail. J. Riitana. J. Mai Donald. P. Farlcv. Back Rou:: D. Murphy, G. Peach, C. Salisbun. Wot m Pirlurc: G. Liv.-s.-v. K. Hrnrv, I). LaR )s c, S. Eb.-rl. S. Barr. First Row. L. Kelliher, F. Bean, L. Stubler and E. Dale. Co-editors; P. Souza, P. Brown. Second Ro,c: C. Van -. S. Barr, K. Mello, A. DeVan , Kruger, C. Br)son, L. Tait. Third Row: K. Murray, K. Ford, S. Andrews, J. Rutana, P. White. 22 Student Council Officers p. Souza, Sec; E. Dale, V. Pres.; G. Peach. Pres.; P. Moore, Treas. Student Council Representatives Front Row: K. Olson, L. Devine, L. Stanhope, C. Salisbury, P. Farley, M. Bolton. Second Row: B. Shaw, G. Touloumtzis, D. Murphy, T. Living- ston, D. Powers, R. Healey, W. Charron, P. Perry, J. Casey. Third Row: T. Carroll, D. Vaughn, B. Dale, S. Spellman, D. Hayden. ' 23 National Honor Society First Rou: C. Ford. Corres. Sec; S. Rotenlx r};. ' . Pres.: E. Cast y. Pres.; C. Robichaud. Treas.; C. Rolcnberg. Rec. Sec. Second Row: G. Toul- oumlzis, S. Southward. L. Small. D. Walker. J. Pimcntal. P. Youiif;. S. Baker. J, Riitana. S. Raposa. M. Varin. Third Row: C. Legg. P. Gil)li. H Kitchen. E. Denzer. R. Coolidge. L. K. lliher. K. Powers. G. Innocenle. M. ]o m on. .1. Bowers. D. Valade. P. Earlev. P. Milton. B. Go etlr Tri-Y First Row: M. Hanley, G. Caruthers, R. Joubert (Treasurer), L. Jones, (V. Pres.), D. Hamel, S. Stoops. Second Row: L. Stanhope, P. Arns, J. Mar- tineau, M. Hamilton, P. Brown, K. Easton, L. Nadow, J. Keane, P. Shockro, P. Young, M. Flanagan, L. Devine, R. Vickery, C. McDonald, K. Kruger, M. Gower, M. Stromberg, S. Holander, J. Ouellet, J. Hall, C. Rotenberg, D. Davis, S. Turenne, K. Doyle. Third Row: R. Wolstencroft, N. Nelson, K. Bliss, G. Medeiros, C. Bianchi, S. Gonsalves, S. Medgesey (Corr. Sec), C. Watterson, D. Rushlow (Sec), S. Hall, P. Souza, S. Baker, Mrs. Plouffe, (Advisor), B. Shaw, (Pres.), M. Matros, C. Kelley, S. LaCombe, K. Olson, P. DeLauri, V. Crosta, H. Hoyle, M. Moore, D. Weeman. First Row: R. Cabral, C. Mullen, L. Pitts, S. Robichaud, W. Casserly, Mr. Trefry, (Advisor), S. Powers, P. Norton (Pres.), R. Hopkinson, D. Sur- gens, R. Boudreau. Second Row: E. Holt, K. Rae, C. McCracken, C. McKnight, D. Lamond, W. Gross, M. Berardi, S. Hagopian, J. Friedman, M. Burke, M. O ' Connell. Third Row: W. Griffin. M. Poirier, D. Bibeaull. B. Ashley, D. Powers, B. Synder, A. Paradis, T. Worrall, W. ThornhiU, D. Childs. Fourth Row: W. Tait, B. Bussiere, P. Shanley, W. D.-lgado. P. Gibb, S. Keeler, T. Carroll, T. Livingston, C. Legg. Fifth Row: J. Gard, P. Perry, R. Walker. D. Butterfield, A. Bassis, K. Madden, T. O ' Neil. Sixth Row: D. Nunes, C. Salisbury, D. Murphy, C. Rozak, W. Charron, J. Rula- na, S. Spellman. 25 Future Secretaries First Row: S. Quillen. J. Spellme er. C. PnniU. I ' n .: I,. I hibaull. V. Pres.; U. Lajcunesse. Sec; R. Powers. Treas.; M. Matros. Combe. Second Ron : D. Quaglia. C. Hudon. (,. C.iriillK i-. M. Flanagan, C. Caponigro. B. Dussault. P. DeLaurie. D. Weeman. V. ta, C. Kellv. ot m Future: D. Rainev. K. Gliio i . L. Robinson. Future Teachers First Rou : D. Walker. Pres.: J. Gaylon. V. Pres.; J. Rutana. Sec.: R. Sullivan. Treas. Second Ron : A. Fuller. E. Doesrher. P. Bean. Babcock, E. Swenson. J. Spellme er, P. Brown. J. Pimenlal. K. Easton. G. Campbell. C. Bono. M. Burns. K. Kruger. . . Devane Hanley. L. Lemaistre. Third Rou : S. Duquette. S. Gulino. D. Rocha. C. Nolin. C. Nilsson. E. Audetle. J. Gross. L. Stubler. E. Dale Bean, S. Robinson. P. Milton. S. Barr. M. Barn . D. Ha (ien. L. Carlson, L. Tait, S. Lucke, L. McBride. Grapes B. Sanlord — Sec; G. Livoscy — Pres.; S. Holander — V. Pres.; B. Snyder — Treas. Ski Club G. Germain — Pres.; T. Brooks — V. Pres.; D. Forest — Treas. Outing Club Sun-Up First Row: K. Tennant, H. Blacklmrn, 1 muI.I. ,. 1 ' km. 1,. k( llili. ,, I ' |)n,,,,ii, , . T liran. J. Howard, P. Morin, D. Paille, Mr. Allosso (ad- visor). Miss Snow (assistant a(i i cir). ( . Kut. nlicri;. J. Iom i-. E. Doescher, K. Ricndcau, S. Ricra. Second Rou.- C. Roach, P. Brown, D. Quaglia, P. White, L. Stanhope, L. Gajin, ' . 1). MurrMx. i,. Si. nl. Id. K. Boardman. A. Fuller. K. Bahcock, D. Lajeunesse, D. Davis, J. Ferreira, R. Coolidge, K. Cronin. K. Mullen. J. While. S. Hol.i, haud. Printing Staff Math Team First Row: L. Hunter, J. White, D. Mullen, S. Rotenberg, H. Blackburn, J. Pimental, F. Bean, D. Stringham, C. Robichaud, P. Farley, P. Arns, Mr. Alvarez, (Advisor), P. Bean, C. Cobb, D. Vaughn, D. Ramsey, D. Chick, D. Fischbach, M. Nittel, J. Marques. Second Row: W. Carron, S. Cole, R. Kitchen, E. Denzer, D. Hayden, J. Card, W. Griffin, D. Powers, M. O ' Connell, W. Gross, G. Larson, K. Rae, S. Robichaud, G. Dubuc, J. Marshall, W. Hingley. AvTech Student Advisory Board J. Morris, R. Raposa, Mr. Briggs, Advisor; L. Issler, J. Brownell, G. Melanson, R. Marshall, R. Scott, L. Dwyer, P. Stevens( Office Workers C. Kelley. V. Crosta, S. Lacombe, M. J. Matros, C. Joubert, C. Joubert. 32 Voice of Democracy Winner Girls ' State Jeffrey Howard Pamela Farley, Carol Rotenberg Boys ' State Mark Johnson, Edward Casey, George Touloumtzis 33 Drafter Of The Tattletale Divider Pages Designer Of The Tattletale Cover Elise Dale Robert Coolidge 34 Good Government Day Representatives Glenn Peach and Elise Dale Commended Merit Scholars Mark Johnson, Caron Robichaud, Robert Collidge, Charlene Varu r, Jaii. i Fim. nlal. Pam Farley, Semi-Finalist; Kevin Madden, Senli■Finall t; Leona Kel- liher, George Touloumtzis. 35 Cafeteria Workers First Ron : Mrs. D. Riley. Mrs. H. Houde. Mrs. L. Ryan. Mrs. R. Thrasher. Mrs. C. Desrosiors. Mrs. A. Bibby. Mrs. I. Ryder. Second Row: Mrs. M. Uhlig, Mrs. H. Mclnerney. Mrs. E. Wyman. Mrs. R. Johnson. Mrs. I,. Pistolese. Mrs. M. Hatfield, Mrs. A. Sylvester, Mrs. N. Killough, Mrs. M. Eknaian, Mrs. J. Soper. Custodians Tfic highest reward for man ' s toil is not what he gets for it But what he becomes by it ' JOHN RUSKIN Senior RAY BOl DREAL BRISTOL COUNTS CO-CHAMPS O[)[)oii( ' nt Foxboro New Bt ' dlonl Taunton 7 Bishop Feehan 14 Nru B. ' (lfor(l (.ke 30 Bi li()[) Slanj: 7 Gulf Durffc North Attleboro AHS DAVE BUTTERFIELD WAYNE MERKLE GABE PEREIRA LENNY PITTS Players A Winning Season Football Team First R,m : R. Boudreau. B. Legere. R. Furtado. G. Carlson. S. Powers. (,. I.i c m . K. Maildcii. J. Dulra. 1). Huli ili. hi. K uv rns. L. Pitts. Srcoml Row: S. Rol.i, h,iu(i. R. Love. A. Bassis, E. Holt. R. Madden. S. Hagopian. B. Childs. W. Thornhill. D. Lamond, ( ' ,. M Kiwjn. I). Hall. T. Livingston. ITiinl Rnu .iu-]m. S. Burke. M. Foy. M. O ' Connell. F. Pardy. T. Holt. G. Hardt. D. Magnuski. S. Charlehois. (,. Hull. ,!„ 1,1. G. Shaw. Fourth Row. S. Camplx ll. G. JoiiluTl. J. Slotl. M. Charron. C. McNary. HEAD COACH CAS5IDY COACH MeKENNA COACH HASELTON 42 Senior Basketball Players iHighlights Varsity Basketball Kneeling: E. Fonseca. R. Walker. B. Smder. P. Norton. Sumilinf:: R. Boudrcau. D. Childs, V. Vaufjhn. J. Narkiewioz. G. Carlson, R. Cassrrly. Junior Varsity Kneeling: S. Eknaian. D. Ramsey. T. Holt. N. Wendell. C. Gravers. R. Ovoian. Standing: Mr. O ' Gonnell. M. Gharron. G. Hardt. C. MrKnight. D. Powers. S. X ilhers. S. Goulet. D. Graveline. 46 Soccer Team First Row: B. Ashley, D. Costa, E. Fonseca, P. Ashley, J. Wilmarth, C. Pavalo. M. Poirier. Second Row: Chilson, T. Brennan, S. Keeler, B. Casser- ly, M. Berardi, T. Brennan, K. Kriger, R. Foster. Third Row: D. Ramsey, S. Johnson, D. Pouliot, P. Wetzel, R. Duquette. Coach Kenvon. Cross Country J. Card, M. Conley, N. Wendell, J. Vance, B. Bussiere, H. McCutcheon; Tri-Captain, B. Britton, C. McCracken, D. Grant: Tri-Captain, D. Powers, not in picture; Steve King; Tri-Captain. Winter Track irst Row: Coach Mr. Newman, C. McCracken, R. Furtado, D. Murphy, G. Peach, H. McHutchen, K. Rae, B. Bussiere, R. Starzak. Second Row: M. ' oy, F. Pardy, K. Richards, S. Powers, D. Surgens, A. Paradis, G. Johnson. Third Row: S. King, D. Grant, J. Card, S. Beggs, P. Ashley, E. Doherty, J. Butterfield. Fourth Row: M. Viveiros, D. Mitchell. G. Joubert, S. Cameron, J. Vance, S. Case, S. Charlebois. Missing From Picture: B. Britton, R. Vladden. Swim Team I Row: C. McNary, G. Smith, G. Narkiewicz, E. Burns, R. Caruthers, S. McNabb, R. Renoni. Second Rote: S. Hagopian, C. Wheeler, D. Palmer, D. Lomas, P. Bush, C. Yarworth, W. Gross, Coach Mr. Dentch. Varsity Basketball Row 1: E. Murphy, P. Farley, (ro-captains). Row 2: D. Rushlow, P. Jenne, P. Young, S. Baker. Row 3: C. MacDonald, M. Mc ( ;arlli . C. U alter- son, P. Shockro, M. Athanas. Junior Varisty Row 1: J. Shockro, D. St. Pierre, M. Bussiere, B. Bliss. Row 2: J. Carroll, J. Hoyt. J. Kiff, S. Amos. Row 3: P. Grimley, M. Bolton, P. Way, Alpha Omega Psi (GAA) 1970 Bristol County Volleyball Champions Girls ' Softball Team Standing: S. Perry. H. Enz, L. Carlson, M. McCarthy, S. Lucke, D. Vickerv, S. Tully. Mrs. N. Cop. K neeling: P. Farley, S. Amos. P. Kellcy, C. Pineo, K. Stromberg, P. Shephardson. Girls ' Field Hockey Team MUSIC ' ' Are we not formed as notes of music are, For one another, though dissimilar. ' ' -CHARLES THE FIRST 57 Band First Row. J. While. D. Davis, D. Ri c. S. Rolen l« r i. C. Foul . .1. ilinarlli. S. Moll. K. Wallace. Second Ron . P. WVight. C. Bussiere, M. Silva. G. Trenholm. J. Card. .1. Cilmore. C. DorraiK e. T. MrNamara. I ' . Karle . Tliir,! Kou : S. Dupriesl. .1. Marshall. T. Anderson, .jaekson. G. Heberl. P. Johnson. H. Blaekluirn. F,Jiirll, Rou M, Mahon. .1. Ilolhrook. S. (kdlifjan. (;. ' r(.ul(,iiinl is. W. MeCarllu. H. Sd a. K. Pierce. L. GaKin. Orchestra Front Rou : M. Barrett. B. Bergeron. J. Slromher . M. Johnson. G. Shaw. Second Rou : M. Silva. S. Rotenberg. L. Galvin. C. Bianehi. S. Galligan. Third Roil. C. Foutz. R. Silva. D. Mann. J. Ganl. (;. Dorranc •. J. Holhrook. Fourth Ron : P. Williams. D. Riee, K. Wallace, G. Piggott. A Cappella Choir First Rou: I). Bianchi. M. Muun: C. Howscr. J. McBri. ri. G. R(ilrril rt;. S. Si,k,|. . M. SiKa. K. Kinj;. L. Shamev, L. Geraghtv. Second Roiv: E. Murphv. L. Downing. K. Stromberg. P. Farlev. P. Piggotl. N. Pcltu . N. Pm: C. N,I ,hi. C. RdK nhcrg. N. Nelson. P. Shamev. M. Gower, C. .Nolan. Third Rou: J. Dukule. M. Auil.-itc. G. Adams. D. Chi. k. R. N.-uton! M. Martin. .1. Houanl. C. L.-gg. L. Hunt.T, M. Silvia. |.pililiii|piJiiip.ipPW i  H.«P '  i p.N ' if f .■.. . .. ..i i .v ' --- i P ' •■ ' • • ' m «m ■ I I iiii n nn y iii fi .« «ott . P. Hanlev. L. Galvin, D. Dukes. G. Talarian. C. Bussi. ' re. P. Pietzak. D. Valade. L. Stanhop. ' . T. Mali .M. ( : P,on... S. Rolrnh. rg. Second Rou: C. Smith. S. Hall. C. Bianchi. P. Guinn. P. Pcnvers. C. Palmer. M. MrCarth . E. O ' Donnell. W. Air. N. P. Pi. t ak. L. Carlson. Third Row: C. Law, D. Ramsey, C. Mullen. S. King. J. Rulana. M. Johnson. S. Withers. W. MrCarth . .1. Marshall. D. Lomas. D. Grant. S. Cas . S. Archanl. T. Holt, D. Johnson. 59 Mixed Chorus D. Murrax (ir.as.). P. Brown (v-f.r.-s.). I). Murrav (,.r. .). I- Hin.-s (s.t.). District Musicians 60 ' Wear a smile and have friends, Wear a scowl and have wrinkles. What do we live for if not to make the world less difficult for each other ' 61 - GEORGE ELIOT Majorettes ' And Cheerleaders ' Dance 1 Victory Dance Tri-Y Christmas Dance 67 Broadway Revue Junior Class Officers Carla Biaiu hi. Tr.-as.: Paul P.-rn. Pres.: Ga lf Tatarian. Sec: Susan Stoops. V. Pres. Sophomore Class Officers David Vaughn. Pres.: Nanry LaPierre, V. Pres.: Mary Jane Bussiere. Treas.: Julie Srhiothauer, Sec. We are stili learning MICHELANGELO 71 72 F ' AM YOl NG sh:(:KKT.4Ry PAl l.A SHAMKY TRKASIRKH PAULA BROWN 395 South Main St. Good things are twice as good when they are small. Honor Rofl 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Mixed Cho- rus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Grapes 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; Tattletale Layout Staff 4; Senior Section 4; Typing Staff 4; Ski Club 4; Prom Committee 4; Dance Committee 4; Newspaper Staff 4. ROBERT BUEBENDORF 8 Sheridan Circle I Every why hath a wherefore. Transfer Student. DONALD BURNS Bumie 37 Hillcrest Dr. What ' s life without fun. Work Study 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL BURKE 65 Florence Ave. Men of few words are the best men. PAMELA BURR Kidneyi 225 Park Sired. Altlchoro Born to hi- Wild. Honor Roll 3, 4; Dance Commillee 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Grapes 3 MILDRED BURNS Millie 44 Elizabeth St., Attleboro I think I could talk the live long da and still have something more to sav. GAA Basketball 2: CAA Softball 2, 4; GAA Bowling 2, 4; Delta Omega Si 4; Future Teachers 2, 3. 4 CYNTHIA BUSSIERE CindY 80 Carpenter St., Attleboro Is this for real? This is unreal! A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Band Secretary 4; Honor Roll 3; Future Teachers 2; Tattletale Senior Section 4; Biology Club 2 JOANNE BUSSIERE Buzz 463 Mendon Rd., So. Attleboro A smile goes a long wav. Guidance Worker 3, 4; Ski Club 4 DAVID B. BUTTERFIELD Dave 9 Louise Street, Attleboro If you ' re not going to try your best at something, don ' t even begin it. Football 3, 4; Key Club 4; Grapes 4; Honor Roll 2 ROY CABRAL 166 Pleasant St., Attleboro If only we could have a second life — il would be so different. Track 3, 4; Football 4; Grapes 4; Key Club 4 84 PATRICIA E. COOK 128 Arnold St. Always laughing having fun, now what mischief has she done? Dance Committee 3. 4; Rallies 3, 4 ROBERT K. COOLIDGE. JR. 24 Summer St. There ' s no one so wise as the man who savs nothing at the right lime. Debate Club 2; School Newspaper 4; Jr. Ro- tarian 4; Math Team 3, 4; Student Govt. Day 3; Nat. Hon. Society 3, 4; Slave Auc- tion 2 ROBERT CORREIA Arnold 85 Penbroke Ave. With a Bit of the devil under his skin, he gives the world a little spin. Football 2 86 RANDY COURTOIS 727 Washington Street Men of few words are the best men. Electronics 2, 3, 4 LESLIE CROTEAU 47 David Avenue All the darkness of the world cannot put out the light of one smile. CHARLOTTE COY Charlie 16 Laurier Avenue, South Attleboro Nothing can be done except little by lit- tle. Typing Staff 4; Business Co-op Work Expe- rience Program 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 CHRISTINA RUTH CRYAN Chris 60 Peck Street Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. Cheerleader 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 2; Grapes 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Dance Committee 2, 3,4 WILLIAM A. CRAIG 15 Lilac Road It is the mind, that makes the man. STEVEN HENRY CUTLER 576 Oak Hill Avenue Wit is the salt of conversation. 87 88 90 DONNA ENTWISTLE 189 Robinson Avenue, South Attleboro One of the most difficuh things to give away is kindness, for it is usually re- turned. Field Hockey 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Delta Omega Phi 4 LINDA JOAN FARRINGTON 30 Biltmore Street, Attleboro Always a giggle, always gay, that is Linda ' s lively way. Honor Roll 3 MADELINE ANN ENTWISTLE Maddy 416 Brown Street, South Attleboro A friend through good and bad is indeed a true and just fiend. Basketball 2; Work Study 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 JUDITH FERNANDES Judy 90 Lindon Street, Attleboro Always lots of fun, she rates tops with ev- eryone. PAMELA JO FARLEY Pam 686 North Main Street, Attleboro An able leader and athlete. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; Sec. 3; Editor Bombar- dier 2; Math Team 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Mass. Girls ' State 3; Voice of Democracy 3; District Band 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; National Merit Scholar- ship Semi-finalist 4; Dance Band 2, 3; Yearbook Business Staff 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volley- ball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3 JOHN FERREIRA 17 Fern Street, Attleboro His quietness has a meaning. 93 98 JILL GORMAN 94 Parker Street Peace through understanding ' ' CHARLES GOULET Charlie 35 Water Street Everything ' s funny when it happens to the other guy DANIEL M. GOULET Dan 291 East Street Tis better to have bluffed and passed, than never to have passed at all Football 2; Baseball 2, 3. 4. MARJORIE GOWER Margie 81 Tanager Road It matters not how small the beginning may seem to be: What is once well done is done forever. Cheerleader 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Senior Section 4: GAA-Swim Team 2, 3; Bowling 2; Grapes 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Ski Club; A Cappela Choir 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Honor Roll 2, 3. JOSEPH GRANEY 66 Peck Street A constant friend is rare and hard to find Electronics 2, 3, 4. DAMON A. GRAM 6OV2 Pearl Street One ' s eyes are what one is, one ' s eyes are what one becomes. Cross Counlr 4; Winter Track 3, 4; Sprinj; Track 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2; Debate Club 2; Ke Club 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4. PHYLLIS J. GUINN P. J. 99 Jessie Ave S. Attleboro. Mass. Keep smiling, everyone will wonder what vou ' re up to. A Cappela Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 4: Honor Roll 3. JANICE MARIK GROSS 21 Holnian Sln et Silence i- -lolden, but I ' d rather talk. Future Tea( hers 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Outing Club 4. SUSAN JEAN GULINO Sue 15 Hope Street Friendship cheers like a sunbeam, and binds like a golden chain. Softball 2, 4; Track 3; Senior Section 4; Grapes 4; FTA 4; Guidance Worker 4. W ANDA (;R()SS 5 Charb ' s Street A ]uiet smile leaves a good im[)r( ssion. Majorette 3, 4; Usherelle 3, 4: Pep Club 2; Grapes 3, 4; Art Club 2. DA ID HABERSHAW 30 Jessie A e S. Allleboro, Mass Quiet and reserved, he hardiv savs a word. JANICE LEE HALL Jangirl 90 Seven Mile River Dr., S. Attleboro, Mass. If words came as readily as ideas and ideas as feeling, I could say ten hundred kindly things. My supreme happiness is having one on earth whom I can call a friend. Tattletale Co-Editor 4; Majorette 3, 4; Grapes 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4: Tri-Y 3. 4; Pep Club 2; Rallies 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4 RICHARD HAMPSON Red Dop 33 Seven Mile River Dr., S. Attleboro, Mass. The red of his hair shines with the fire in his eyes. DENISE L. HAMEL Niece 152 Wilmarth Street It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re natu- rally nice. Honor Roll 2, 4; Tri-Y 4; Typing Staff 4; Sigma 3, 4 MICHAEL D. HANLEY Maketa 70 Riverside Ave. Very peppy full of fun, a good pal to ev- eryone. MARGIE HAMILTON Madge 36 Slater Street Bubbling with smiles, good wishes and life. Grapes 4; Tri-Y 4 PATRICIA ANN HANLEY Trish 26 Rosewood Ave., S. Attleboro. Mass. And it ' s a fair wind blown warm out of the south over my shoulder. Guess I ' ll set a course and go. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Senior Section 4; ETA 3, 4; Typing Staff 101 (ittcn riui t UM ' tul. Sc i.-n. .■ Clul) 2, 3. 4; Dramatics Clul. 3, k Outing Clul) 4: Math Cluli 2: Audio Visual 3. 4; Biology Club 2. ERIC JOHNSON 589 Newport Ave. South Attleboro Mischief follows him rvcrv where. JUDITH JOHNSON 12 Brander Rd. Personalization can sometimes be oversha- dowed by indifference Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 2. ROSALIND MARIE JOUBERT Roz 11 Carlon St. Happy go lucky, free as air, never worry, seldom a care. Tr i-Y (Treas.) 4; Senior Section 4; Rallies 3, 4- Crapes 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Dance Comi. .e 3, 4. MARK JOHNSON 12 Glendale Rd. That music in itself, whose sounds are song, the poetry of speech. A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 3; Boys State Rep. 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Scholastic A 2. 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Senior Play 2, 3; Dramatics Club 4; Math Team 4; Junior Rotarian 4; District Orchestra 2, 3; State Orchestra 3. JUDITH JUNG JudY 360 Clifton Street Quietness is deceiving Typing Staff 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. LINDA MARIE JONES 33 Knott St. Attle. When there ' s fun, she ' s always in it; never still for half a minute. Grapes 3, 4; Senior Section 4; Rallies 3, 4; Tri-Y (Vice Pres.) 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Delta-Omega-Si JAMES TIMOTHY KANE III 175 South Ave. Jesus is just alright with me. — His fa- vorite song. Variety Show 2, 3. 107 108 KAREN A. KRUGER Couepe 18 Old Farm Lane Some people think the world i;- made for fun and frolic, and so does she. Tri-Y 3. 4: Pep Club 2; Bowling 3: Future Teachers 4; Grapes 3; Ski Club 3; Commit- tee Advisor 4: Rallies 2, 3: Dance Commit- tees 2, 3; Layout Staff 4; Senior Prom Com- mittee 4; Class Dues Committee 4. DAVID K. MURPHY Murf 90 Sentinfl Hill Rd. I ' m jusl beginning to live. Football 2; Soccer 3; Winter Track 3. 4: Tri-Captain 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Kc Club 3. 4; Vice Pres. 3; Year Book Business Staff 4; Sports Staff 4; Class President 3: Grapes 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Rallies 3. 4: Dance Committee 2. 3. 4. DIANE MURRAY 231 Park Circle So. .Attleboro Happy am I. from larc I am free. wh can ' t thev all be contented like me? Tri-Hi-Y ' 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Newspaper 4: Yearbook Lay-out Staff; Fu- ture Nurses 4. ROBIN MURRAY Rob 11 Al.oii $1. Ne cr do today what can be put off until tomorrow ' Offlre W orker 4. CHRISTINE MUTLOW Chris 18 Sixth Street Nice to be natural when vou ' re naturally SCOTT POWERS 485 Locust St. I think it ' s a waste of time to practice something and not get to be the world ' s champion. Football 2, 3. 4; Spring Track 2. 3. 4: Win- ter Track 3. 4; Key Club 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Football Co-Captain 4. JOANNE S. PRENTISS Jodi Nash Lane Work fascinates me. I couf it all dav. Basketball 2; Field Hockey 2. 3, 4; Softball 2; Chorus 2, 3. 73 Ga South Attleboro Wherever there is a human being, th a chance to show kindness. WAYNE J. PROULX 370 Wilmarth St. Quiet, reserved, but always nice. Baseball 2; Senior Prom Committee 4; Elec- tronics 2, 3, 4. CARL G. QUILITSCH 24 Earle Avenue South Attleboro The true friend seeks to give, and to help, not to be helped. DENISE RAINEY 404 Slater Street A charm all her own. FSA 4; Cooperative Business Experience Program 4. 128 DONNA L. ROCHA 316 Handy Street Be silent and soft . . . silence never be- trays you. Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; General Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Play 3; Variety Show 3; Teacher ' s Aide 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Dramatics Workshop 4 KAREN ROSE 162 North Avenue A quiet voice, a smiling face, a wealth of friends has she. Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3 LEAH ROCHA Roach 144 Knight Avenue, Hel)r()n illi- It is better to keep your mouth shut and appear stupid than to open it and remove all doubt. Librarian 2. 3; Office Worker 3; Usherette — Senior Play 3; Work Study 3, 4: Honor Roll 2 RICHARD ROSE 162 North Avenue None but himself can be himself. A.V.T.H.S. 2, 3, 4 JAMES MICHAEL ROMAGNOLI Roma 35 Upland Road Be not simply good, be good for something. Grapes 3, 4; Key Club 3 CAROL ROTENBERG 45 Upland Road A handful of pine-seed will cover mountains with the green majesty of forest. 1 loo will set my face to the wind and throw my handful of seed on high. Co-Editor of Yearbook 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Treas. 2; Nat, Honor Soc. 3, 4; Tri Y 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2; Girls State Rep. 3; Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 4 130 GAIL B. ROTENBERG Susan 24 Westchester Drive To have joy one must share it, — Happi- ness was born a twin. A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Drama 4; President 4; Newspaper-Editorial Staff 4; Modern Dance 2, 3, 4; MITHSSP 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Senior Play 2, 3, 4. SUSAN A. ROTENBERG Roti 24 Westchester Drive Remember this, — that very little is need- ed to make a happy life. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Class V.P. 2, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4 (V.P. 4); Field Hock- ey 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Senior Play 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Year- book Co-Bus. Manager 4; Math Team 3, 4; Bowling 2; Dist. Orch. 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Band 4; Dramatics Club 4. NANCY BETH ROUNSEVILLE 57 Fourth Street Do not delay, the golden moments fly. SUSAN ROUNSEVILLE 57 Fourth Street Quietness has its own charm. i HELEN RUDKOWSKI 18 Simpson Avenue South Attleboro Life requires its own problems and I dis- tinguish my own. JOSEPH RUEL Joking Joe 87A Forest Street Put off today what you can do tomorrow. 131 MAUREEN D. RUEL 87A Forest Street A little bit of seriousness mixed with a dash of fun. Library Aide 2, 3. CHESTER E. SALISBURY Chel 113 Laurier Avenue The friends of my friends are mv friends. Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2; Football 2; Grapes 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Class Vice- Pres. 3: Rally 3, 4; Class President 4; Busi- ness Staff 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Dance 2, 3, 4. JO ANN P. RUTANA Jo 67 Greenwich Street South Altlehoro Smile — Life is too short and sweet to be miserable. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Achievement Banquet 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Future Teachers 3, 4 (Sec); Chorus 4; Office Worker 4; Business Staff 4; Layout Staff 4. LIZABETH SALLEY Liz 32 John Street The one who says little has little to answer for. Mixed Chorus 2; Tri-Y 3; Honor Roll 3. 4; Variety Show 3; Volleyball 4. SHARON MARIE ST. PIERRE Sainl 805 Park Street Friends are like diamonds, precious and rare. Tri-Y 4; Grapes 4. PAUL ROGER SAMSON 5am 74 Robert Street Keep the faith, but don ' t believe ever - thing you hear. Work Study 3, 4. DEBORAH SEMPLE 430 Bank Street Ext. A good natured person is never out of place. Work Study 4; Honor Roll 3 BONNIE LYN SHAW 31 Flora Road Nothing great was ever achieved without en- thusiasm. Senior Section 4; Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Try-Y 3. Pres. 4; School Mascot 4; Librar Aide 2, 3; Delta Omega Si 4; GAA Bowling 2, 3, 4; Guidance Worker 2, 3; Senior Prom Committee; Grapes 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Rallies 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4 PAULA SHAMEY Shame 62 Dennis Street Everybody being pleasant to everybody else would make for a better world. Track 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2. 3; Co-Capt.; Swimming 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Bowling 3; A Ca- pella 2. 3, 4, Sec; Class Treas. 3, 4; Prom Com. 4; Rally 3, 4; Honor Roll 2. 3, 4 GARY L. SHAW Shaw 970 South Main Street Little he knows whose lot is happy, who lives at ease in the lap of the earth. Soccer 2, 3; Tennis 3, 4; Football 4; Varity Show 3; A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3. 4; Student Council 2; Class Pres. 2; School Com. 3; Key Club 4; Dance Com. 2, 3 6 Holcott Drive He seems to be quiet but he knows the mean- ing of fun. Captain Tennis Team 3, 4; Grapes 4; Key Club 3. 4 JEAN SHEPARD 13 Cliff Street She said little, but to the point. 134 RAE JEAN SHOCKRO Peeps 51 George Street How can life be true without friends? Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Track 4; Senior Section 4; Pep Club 2; Grapes 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; Honor Roll 3. 4; Delta-Omega-Si 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Sports Staff 4; Library Aide 3; Office Work LINDA SMALL 198 County Street If she ' s your friend, you wish for no other. Modern Dance Club 3; Outing Club 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Scholastic Banquet 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. JOHN SHUMATE 54 Emory Street What a strange power there is in silence. ' CAROL SKIVINGTON Skiv 62 Parker Street A friendly smile and a warm hea MICHAEL SMITH Mike 127 Thacher Street Bright and industrious, but quiet is he. CAIRN I. SMITH Ca 42 Ellendale Road South Attleboro Keep smiling and everyone will wonder what you ' re up to. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4. 135 ROBERT S. SMITH 29 Brookwood Road I trust ever one, but I always cut the cards. PAULINE SOUZA PoUy 11 Charles Street Good things, when short, are twice as good. Student Council 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Tattle- tale Literary Co-editor 4; Layout Staff 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Tri-Y 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; G. A intramural Sports 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Delta Omega Si 4; Foxboro Career Program 4; Student Govn. Day 3. JOANNE SOUSA Jo 166 County Street The most wasted of days is that in which one has not laughed. Track 3; Tennis Intramurals 4; Grapes 4; Senior Section 4; Honor Roll 2, 3. GERALD P. SQUIRES, JR. 441 Thacher Street Happy as the day is long. SUSAN SOUTHWORTH 355 Robinson Avenue South Attleboro A friend is a present which you give your- self. Majorettes 3, 4 — Head Majorette 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3; Ski Club 4. THOMAS STEGNICK 75 Clayton Street He is content with life. Ski Club 3. 4. PETER STELMACK Pete 392 Lindsey Street Never a worry, never a care. LINDA A. STUBLER 5 Fontneau Avenue My name is Alice, so please your majes- ty, but she added, to herself, Why they ' re only a pack of cards ... I needn ' t be afraid of them. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Layout Staff Co-Editor 4; MIT High School Studies 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; GAA Bowling 3; Future Teachers 3, 4. KRISTEN GAIL STROMBERG 59 Verndale Avenue Beware: I may be great!!! S.E. District Orchestra 2, 3, 4; All State Or- chestra 2, 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2; Orchestra 2, 3; GAA Soft- ball 3, 4; Senior Play 3; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 4; Grapes 4; Dance Committee 4; Ath- letic Banquet 3; Senior Section 4; Tri-Y 4; GAA Tennis 4; Future Nurses 4; Senior Prom Committee 4. LEONARD SULLIVAN Sully 452 Robinson Avenue South Attleboro He finds fun around every corner. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. GLENN STRONG Crash 754 Lindsey Street A friend to all, sincere and kind. DAVID SURGENS Surg 29 Beagle Club Road He ought to be a doctor; he has the hands of a surgeon. Football 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Grapes 4; Track 3, 4. ERIC THOMPSON TD 7 Cross Street None but himself can be his parallel. •Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Rallies 3, 4; Honor Roll 2; Outing Club 4. SHARON TINGLEY Ting 734 Pleasant Street Quietness has its own charm. Honor Roll 2; Future Teachers 3; Mixed Chorus 4. BETHANY THRASHER 63 May Street South Attleboro Happy-go-lucky is her nature. Work Study 3, 4. GEORGE A. TOULOUMTZIS 367 South Main Street A brother may not be a friend, but a friend is always a brother. Biology Club Pres. 2; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 2; Variety Show 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; District and State Chorus 2; Tennis Team 3, 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Boys ' State 3; Student Council 4. DONNA TIBERI 181 Thayer Farms Road You give little when you give of your pos- sessions, it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Arts Films Club 3; Grapes 3; Dramatics Club 4; Newspaper 4; Senior Section 4; Reading Theatre Workshop 4. BEVERLY TRACEY 212 Pine Street Life is one grand laugh and talk. 140 SUZANNE VASSAR 66 Quintin Avenue South Attleboro A woman of joy makes friends. STEVE VIENS 58 Sycamore Avenue South Attleboro The secret of happiness is something to do. ROBIN VICKERY 28 Glendale Road It is better to be small and to shine, than to be tall and cast a shadow. Senior Section 4; Tri-Y 4; GAA 4; Grapes 4; Sigma 3, 4. ROSE VOSGERSHIAN 95 Knott Street Her thoughts, her manner create an aura of individuality. Art Club 2. CHARLES THEODORE VIDETO Chuck-y 9 Veery Road The world will never know. And I ' m not about to tell them. Popular Music Club; Equestrian Club. DEBORRA ANN WALKER Debi 16 Tappen Avenue With the passage of time comes apprecia- tion. Field Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 3; Swim Team 2; Volleyball 3; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Track 2; FTA, Pres. 2, 3, 4; Tri-Y 3; Grapes 3: Ski Club, Sec. 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 4; Honor Roll 2, 3; Scholastic Ban- quet 2; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; MIT Edu- cational Program 2, 3, 4; Athletic Banquet 2, 3; Independent Studies Program 4. 144 In Memoriam William P. Smith Jr. William James Pickett Patricia Ann Wyzga ' ' hr t trij -ikJn -ihrc h aciUL on OJnd a, -hiTiL h pk )t and a Mfn(L io pludC In Memoriam Mrs. Elinor Peck Teacher of English A woman of great spirit, with an open mind, Mrs. Peck was one of the most interested people we have ever known. From Stratford on Avon to Woodstock Nation, her zeal was always present, asking, wondering, probing, finding out what was currently interesting, comparing it, measuring it against what she knew. Mrs. Peck was continually involved, time could never pass her by. She taught, not with empty words and phrases, but with her whole life, proving that years have nothing to do with age, that a free and youthful spirit will live wherever enthusiasm and vitality exist together. The faculty and students of Attleboro Vocational Technical High School Class History Sophomore Year CHARGE! Here we were, the largest class ever to fill the halls of A.H.S.; and hoy, did we fill them! Not only with people, but also with problems. Classrooms were overcrowded, study halls were moved to the audi- torium and we ' ll bet that everyone remembers missing at least one assembly. But we were determined not to let obstacles block our way. Our first big step was to elect class officers and student council representatives. The campaigners emphasized Togetherness and we chose those who, we thought, would best lead our class and fulfill this motto. As president we elected Gary Shaw; vice president, Susan Rotenberg; treasurer, Carol Rotenberg; and secretary, Pamela Young. As our student council repre- sentatives we chose Marianna DaCosta, Timothy Gayton, David Murphy, Glenn Peach, Pauline Souza and al- ternate, Elise Dale to help create a bond between the students and the administration, also new to A.H.S. Football-Turkey day, and Hilda was ours again. The game was held in Attleboro and the score was 6 to 0. Our victory queen was Sue Pedro. In Basketball excitement prevailed, for with a record of twelve to four, we qualified for Tech and played in Boston Garden. More fun was on its way when we held our annual variety show Tele-In, under the direction of Mr. Gen- est and Miss Kelsch. It was a great success! The senior play Our Town directed by Mr. Thibodeau, revealed the varied talent of many of the mem- bers of our sophomore class. Cheering try-outs were held in May. Five of our girls were chosen to cheer our boys on in our remaining years at A.H.S. — Margie Gower, Carol Rotenberg, Polly Souza, Pam Young, and alternate, Chris Cryan. Our majorettes were also chosen in May. They were Wanda Gross, Janice Hall, Sue Southworth, and alter- nate, Debbie LaRosee. With summer vacation near, we ordered class rings and looked ahead to our Junior Year. JUNIOR YEAR Here we were. Juniors, upperclassmen at last! With new confidence we elected our class officers: as presi- dent, Dave Murphy; vice president, Chet Salisbury; treasurer, Paula Shamey; and secretary, Pam Young. To represent us in Student Council we chose Marianna DaCosta; Elise Dale; Pam Farley (corresponding secre- tary); Trish Moore, Dave Murphy, Glenn Peach, Caron Robichaud, and Polly Souza. In football our season ended in a tri-championship with Coyle and Feehan. At the Thanksgiving game played in North Attleboro, we triumphed again and enjoyed the victory dance with Sue Pedro as our queen. In basketball even though we did not go to Tech, there was many an exciting game and our BCL record was 11-5. The annual variety show took a new twist in Hoyotoho Unlimited directed by Miss Zahler and Miss Kelsch. Again the talent of our class shown brightly as juniors dominated the show. Disqualification in one of their meets did not dim the aspirations of our brand new math team who finished first in Southeastern Massachusetts. The League of Women Voters brought a new idea to Attleboro High. With their aid. Student Government Day resulted. Those elected had a chance to learn right hand the workings of our city. This year the play Seidman and Son was directed by Mr. Genest. Again our class had a big hand in the production and how could anyone forget Sue Rotenberg as the leading lady? Next came National Honor Society induction. Congratulations went to Sue Baker, Jeff Bowers, Ed Casey (President), Robert Coolidge, Ed Denzer, Pamela Farley, Catherine Ford (Corresponding Secretary), Pete Gibb, Robert Goyette, Guy Innocente, Mark Johnson, Leona Kelliher, Robert Kitchen, Carleton Legg, David McLaughlin, Patricia Milton. Janet Pimental, Lenny Pitts. Roberta Powers, Susan Raposa, Caron Robichaud (Treasurer), Carol Rotenberg (Recording Secretary), Susan Rotenberg (Vice President), Jo-Ann Rutana, Linda Small, Susan Southworth, George Touloumtzis, Donna Valade, Michelle Varin, Deborrah Walker, and Pamela Young. In the spring, Cathy Palmer became a majorette; Margie Gower, head cheerleader; and Susan Southworth, head majorette. As the year ended Ed Casey, Mark Johnson, and George Touloumtzis, were chosen to go to Boys ' State and Pam Farley and Carol Rotenberg represented us at Girls ' Stat e. With June came thoughts of vacationing and only one more year to go. 147 SENIOR YEAR Every senior knows for himself what it is like to be at the top only as preparation to start at the lioltoin.. This year we elected a new president, Chet Salisbury, and vice president Sue Rotenberg but sta ( (l with the same girls, Paula and Pam as treasurer and secretary. To work with student council president Glen Peach and vice [)r( si(lcnt Elise Daisc, uc elected the fol- lowing representatives: Tom Carroll, Marianna DaCosta, Robert Desvergnes, Laurie Devine, Pam Earley, (corresponding secretary), Richard Healy. Tim Livingston. Trish Moore (treasurer), Dave Murphy, Bonnie Shaw, Pauline Souza (recording secretary), and George Touloumt .is. The first most memorable moment of our Senior year was th( [)r()m held NovemlxT 20 at the V ' eiuis de Milo. Karen Krugar was crowned (pieen. Those in her court were Marie Banner. Marianna I)a( ()sla, Margie Gower and Margie Hamilton. With Gary Livesev and Scott Powers as co-captains, our loolliali learn nriished with a record of 8-1 and they were co-champions with New Bedford. Garv was selc( ted li his teammates as MVP for the season. Once again we rose to victory on Turkev Dav. What a fitting wa to ( dcbrate the 50th anniversarv of this annual game! The new scoreboard used for the first time put the score of 20 to 13 in lights lor the jam-packed crowd to see. At the Victory Dance, Margie Gower reigned as queen. Again something new was added at the annual variety show. Broadway Revue directed by Miss Menard was shown once for the Scholarship Eoundation and once as a benefit for the March of Dimes. Bringing back memories of the good old times (for the faculty at leasti) were silent movie flicks sponsored by the Senior Class. Laurel and Hardy, W. C. Fields, and Vincent Price brought heartv laughs from all in at- tendance. New to A.H.S. were a hard working ice hockc club (oh. those 6 a.m. [)racticesl). the presence of dunga- rees, beards, and mustaches during the school dav (thanks to the efforts of the student council) and REAL LIVE DONKEYS (during a donkev basketball game sponsored bv the newlv revived newspaper Sun Up. ) Elise Dale was recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizcmship award and Robert Coolidge the Bausch and Lomb award. Because of our deadline we are forced to omit the events vet to occur. We are eagerlv looking forward to the annual plav You Can ' t Take it With You. National Honor Societv induction. Class dav. senior movie, the reception and graduation. As a result of lack of space, we could never record all the wonderful moments we ' ve shared during our 3 years at A.H.S., but we hope that this brief history will serve to stimulate more personal memories lor each of you. Fav Bean and Polly Souza tAME: Karen April. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I gol my very Orsl lA in English. CLASS WILL: I leave iiy three years of double sessions to my rother. PROPHECY: A Oowering lonth. •AME: Scotl Archard. CLASS WILL: xtra bucket for the leaky ceilings. j ' ROPHECY: Another Davinci. j AME: John A. Audette. MOST MEM. MOMENT: It wasn ' t a moment, but a (vhole year of fun in Mr. Lynch ' s class. CLASS WILL: I will leave anything that jias no value to me. PROPHECY: Super Jnechanic. KlAME: R. Larry Babbitt. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day Mrs. Howe left. ,:LASS WILL: The unfinished wooden ducks given to us by Mr. Finnes. PROPHECY: Mathematician. ' NAME: Jan Balser. MOST MEM. MO- ' MENT: Good Friday tS. CLASS WILL: Todos los libros de espaBol a la Senora O ' Reilly. PROPHECY: Un pro- fessor Espanol. NAME: Arthur Bassis. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Watching T. D. Thompson in action in the Foxboro J.V. game. CLASS WILL: Mr. McKenna and his agility drills to all future lineman. PROPHECY: Ambassador between America and Russia. ij NAME: Janemarie Belisle. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Graduation day. saying good-bye to friends, and step- ping out into a new world. CLASS WILL: I would like to leave Mrs. I McDonald a mini-skirt. Mr. Siruminski a pair of blue jeans, and Mr. Brav a pair of bell bottoms. PROPHECY: Model for Toni home permanent. NAME: Richard Bizier. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day in lunch, when I took vanilla pudding and turned it up- side down, then I smashed it with nn fist. After it flew everywhere Mr. Cam- ire came over and said Good thing it ' s not chocolate. CLASS WILL: My comb to Mr. Shanklin. PROPHECY: Burger Castle Manager. NAME: William Blais. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Sitting in front of the office for two days. CLASS WILL: I would like to leave a comb so Mr. Shanklin can comb his hair. PROPHECY: Office Worker. NAME: C. Robin Blanchard. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I narrowly es- caped being hit by a train (while film- ing with P.A.C.E.). CLASS WILL: I would like to leave the school a litth- less crowded. PROPHECY: Wanderer. NAME: Guy Blaser. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: Getting on the Basketball team my senior year and practice, practice, practice, practice . . . CLASS WILL: My athletic locker if you can stand ihe I smell. PROPHECY: Replacement for John Havlicek. NAME: David Blessiriger. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When they switched from the regular lunches to the hot and cold packs. CLASS WILL: My ability to come to school to whoever wants it. PROPHECY: Head of A.V. Dept. NAME: David Bliss. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: The waterfight in Chemistry. PROPHECY: Inventor of an instant blusher for women. NAME: Peter Bottomlev. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Making honors and getting out. CLASS WILL: I leave Mr. Shank- lin a comb. PROPHECY: Bottle manu- facturer. NAME: Susan A. Boyle. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I was taking a shower in gym and we had a bomb scare. CLASS WILL: I leave Mr. Gen- cst a box of dustless chalk. PROPHE- CY: Chairman of the board at the F.B.C.N.B. NAME: Paula Brown. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The night of Nov. 20. 1970. CLASS WILL: I leave our lunch table to John R. in his senior year. PROPHE- CY: Carrot tester. NAME: Catherine Bryson. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The first da I en- tered AHS and the last day at AHS (graduation). CLASS- WILL: The mem- ory of the 3 worst years of my life. PROPHECY: Aspirin salesgirl. NAME: William C. Bryson. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Becoming a Senior. CLASS WILL: My Shop teachers. PROPHECY: Professional car owner. NAME: Donald Burns. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Having a B.C.L. champ in Jr. and Sr. years as student. CLASS WILL: My love for AHS. PROPHECY: A candle maker. NAME: Mildred Burns. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I met Mrs. Burke and she told me the name MILDRED would fit me perfectly when I turned 80 years old. CLASS WILL: My seal in ' Mr. Keough ' s first period Senior math class. PROPHECY: First woman in Boston Celtics. NAME: Cynthia Bussiere. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Fainting at the Christmas Concert. CLASS WILL: I ' m not leaving anything because I have nothing to leave. PROPHECY: Winner of the talk- ing Marathon. NAME: David Butterfield. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Touchdown in Stang football game. CLASS WILL: BCL Championship to Coach Cassidy. PROPHECY: Tip toe tile tester. NAME: Steve Case. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: Junior Picnic. CLASS WILL: Leave dunes at Horseneck to all under- classmen. PROPHECY: A full time stu- dent at Wheaton. NAME: Gail Charron. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The last day of Miss Burns ' Home Ec. class. CLASS WILL: I leave my gym suit to Mrs. Burke. PROPHE- CY: Suzy Dry. leaner. NAME: Robert Correia. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Throwing slink bombs in the lunch room. CLASS WILL: I leave my sessions to Mr. Spector. PROPHE- CY: Owner of pig farm. NAME: Charlotte Coy. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I got . aughl in the Tropical Rain Forest between the doors skipping first period. CLASS WILL: I leave my favorite lunch room talks. PROPHECY: A champion typist. NAME: Mariana DaCosta. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day the whole Eng. Class left school without a pass. CLASS WILL: Two used brushes and my anatomy AHTS drawings to Miss McKenna. PROPHECY: Human Draw- NAME: Raymond Dargis. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The moment I leave this school with my diploma. CLASS WILL: I leave to Mr. Struminski my younger brother. PROPHECY: Professional wine maker. NAME: Pal Deavellar. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The first day I wore my en- gineer boots to school. CLASS WILL: I leave it up to Mr. Dentch to buy the donuts. PROPHECY: National Velvet. NAME: Marilyn DeMayo. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Going to Senior class picnic as Soph, and getting bounced for it. CLASS WILL: I leave with Pam and Lynn never to return again. PROPHE- CY: Replacement for Rick-a-shay Rab- NAME: Thomas Demers. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Dec. 29. 1969, Variety show. CLASS WILL: I ' ll just leave. PROPHECY: Mr. Salley. NAME: Edward Denzer. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Spilling acid all over the fioor in Chem. I and ruining Danton Grant ' s shoes. CLASS WILL: Every- thing got out of this school. PROPHE- CY: Hijacker to Germany. NAME: Robert DesVergnes. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Finding my little PICKLE. CLASS WILL: AVTHS and its wardens. PROPHECY: A Rolling Stone. NAME: Laurie Devine. MOST MEM. MOMENT: An Uncanny weekend on the Decision. CLASS WILL: My Sun- day afternoons to V. C. PROPHECY: A Pathfinder. NAME: Paula Dorrance. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day we (then Juniors) won the rally. CLASS WILL: All the school lunches 1 ever ate. PROPHECY: Home Economist. NAME: Philip Dorrance. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Getting bounced out of school for skipping class. CLASS fJlLL: My empty space in the parking lot. PROPHECY: Registrar of Motor Vehicles. NAME: Laurie Dubuc. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Mr. McConeghy ' s biology class. CLASS WILL: I l -ave this school. PROPHECY: H.ad Waitr.ss at Mo- NAME; Barbara Dugas. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Mr. McConeghy ' s Biology class. CLASS WILL: I ' m leaving, too. PROPHECY: Police Chief. NAME: Mike Dunphy. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I met Mr. Mollung. CLASS WILL: Leave mv hands and eyes to Mr. R noni. PROPHECY: Ba. h elor. NAME: Doloris Duphily. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Becoming a Junior. CLASS WILL: All my English classes with Mrs. Goodyear and my free studies. PROPH- ECY: Professional free-studier. NAME: Sheila Duquette. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Outdoor Biology classes with Mr. McConeghy. CLASS WILL: My red rubbers and my ducks. PROPHECY: Supervisor for Capron Park Pond. NAME: Joanne Lillian Durant. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Skipping free studies and going to Dunkin Donuts. CLASS WILL: All my books to some lucky per- son next year. PROPHECY: Lady Sena- tor. NAME: Kendra Easton. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Field trip to Washington in Junior year. CLASS WILL: An SST pe- riod to a dumb little sophomore. PROPHECY: Future Pres. of Juni.ir Achievement. NAME: Maureen Ellsworth. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I threw L. F. the stairs before anyone else did. CLASS WILL: To Mr. Corky my book- keeping notes and to Miss Snow and Mrs. Plouffe a Happy Wed. PROPHE- CY: Professional gum chewer. NAME: Donna Entwistle. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I learned to high jump backwards. CLASS WILL: I would like to leave my old field hockey shoes to Mrs. Burke, who needs them. PROPHECY: First to run the 3 min. NAME: Madeline Ann Entwistle. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day Mr. Camire threw me out of his class. CLASS WILL: I leave my immaturitv to anyone who is crazy enough to want it. PROPHECY: Wisk ' manufacturer. NAME: Pam Farley. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: Sharing another trophy — by misplacing 2 points in vollevball. CLASS WILL: A Mommy for some other Junior English class. PROPHE- CY: Star of the Ice Farley ' s. NAME: Linda Farrington. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I dressed up 149 Iikr a fool 10 gri Inio sipma. CLASS WILL: I Hould Iikr lo Iravr Mr. Conlan a parkagr of gum. PROPHECY: FirsI Lad °s Seamstress. NAME: Jud Frrnandrs. MOST MEM. MOMENT: March 17. 1970. «h n I f-oi bounced for bunking school. CLASS ILL: I lea r m seal in Mrs. Lehane ' s 7lh period Office .Machines Class. PROPHECY: Owner of a chain of su- permarkets. .NAME: John A. Ferreira. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Typing I class of 68-69. CLASS WILL: 8 ozs. of happiness lo .Mr. .Abrams because he is such a good gu . PROPHECY: A typing teacher. NAME: Bob Fogg. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: Denlchappella choir under the direction of Fat-Ash. CLASS WILL: I leave my flv in the ointment to Mr. Maselbas. PROPHECY: Ski in- structor at Slowe. NAME: Ed Fonseca. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: The time we stole Mr. Shank- lin ' s pens and threw them out the win- dow. CLASS WILL: ni leave Miss Brown ' s dog a bone. PROPHECY: Pro- fessional Scarecrow. NAME: Catherine Ford. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Our washbottle fight in mv junior chemistry class when even Mr. Trefry got soaked. CLASS WILL: 1 leave mv 25H credits to whoever nerds them. PROPHECY: Used car saleswo- NAME: DavKl F..rr.M MOST MFM. MOME.NT: Drni, h, ,.,.. ll,,- ,l„.ir van. CLASS WILL: 1 leave a . op of Bungalow Bill to Mr. Denlch. PROPHECY: A future Bruins star (Phil Esposilo ' s replacement). NAME: Lorraine Fortier. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Public Speaking, which I never went to. CLASS WILL: I leave Miss Snow an Old Pripple. a Loud Shiurk and a Splink Splunpe. PROPH- ECY: A Public Speaker. NAME: Lawrence Foss. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day when I will gradu- ate. CLASS W ILL: The years I spent in .A.H.S. have been great moments for me. PROPHECY: A Poet. NAME: Rick Foster. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: Band exchange concert with E. Granby. Conn. CLASS WILL: Abso- lutely nothing. PROPHECY: A band NAME: Russ Fowler. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day Attleboro beat Fee- ban in Football. CLASS WILL: A year ' s subscription lo Mr. Durkin to the Provi- dtnce Journal for last vear. PROPHE- CY: A fowl rustler. NAME: Ricky Furtado. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The time I ran in the slate meet in Boston and won my race, then later I found out I ran in the wrong class. CLASS WILL: I could leave my football uniform or my track uniform. 150 PROPHECY: Ambassador lo Portugal. NAME: Paula Gagnon. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The Feehan Football Game. CLASS WILL: I ' ll leave my beautiful gym suit lo anyone who can Hi into it. PROPHECY: Head Swan. NAME: Nancy Card. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The Senior Prom. CLASS WILL: I leave all the new diseases I ' ve come up with lo gel excused from gvm class to anvone lhal can fake ihem. PROPHECY: Gym Teacher. NAME: Michael Gaudet. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Making the famous Broad- way Revue into the success it became. CLASS WILL: I ' d like to leave a crutch and a bag of popcorn lo Miss Menard. PROPHECY: Chor.ograph.T lor Fr.d Astaire. NAME: Lynda Geraghty. MOST MK.M. MOMENT: When a boy in ihc -TO graduating class ki- sed me mMMl l) c. al ki.nilv (:1. S Wil l : 1 l,.n, l,, ,,u- nn. „h,, iKilr- f;i,n a mu. h a- 1 ,1,.. nn li(Mik. Iln !u nul ot taking g in for .i . ,.r- ■ I ' HdPHECY: A living ' Os.ar M. .r W.incr. NAME: Brian Giannini. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Class trip with Mr. Houlis. CLASS WILL: A little Black Book. PROPHECY: Replacement for Mr. Shanklin. NAME: Rocco Giannitelli. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Taking the hinges off Ihe .I.H.r an,l ih, not. in the lunch room. CLASS Will I Law ihc rubber off mv nr. - in ill. iKirkiiif; lol. and the slink bombs in ihc al. lrna. PROPHE- CY: Race car driver of ihe future. NAME: Pci. r (;il.k MOST MKM. MO- MENT: M. nniria! l)a u,, k. n.l al ihc Cape. CLAS W ILL: 1 l. avc nn (ht- man lea( h. r her sanih. PROPIIF.CV: A little Gumper! NAME: Cnnnc Gilanl.. MOST MKM. MOMENT: Talking; m Bal.. al,.i„t 1), while lunk.Mf; al H. lla La ...i. ( LASS WILL: I leav.- Mrs. MacDonald. i.ur turned on Dean. PROPHECY: US Li- vewires Club. NAME: Marv Gordon. MOST MEM. MOMENT: March 14. 1%9. PROPHE- CY: A good addition lo any office. NAME: Jill Gorman. CLASS WILL: Mr. Milnick an inslrudion book on How to Draw. PROPHECY: A model for Esquire. NAME: Dan Goulei. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: The time I gave mv final speech in Pub. Speakinn on wn-lling. CL.VSSWILL Boll, ol nn Cli. n, 1 l.M books an.l 111, nl,l firM l,a . nun ' - mill with ihe -hoc strings holding il logi lh- er. PROPHECY: Dirty Dan with the or- ange hal on Broadway. NAME: Margie Gower. MOST MEM. MOMENT: An uncanny w (kcnd on the Decision. CLASS WILL: My uni- form lo a future head  becrleadcr. PROPHECY: Future mirror tester. NAME: Robert Goyeitc. MOST MEM MOMENT: When I was elected lo ihc Nalional Honor Society. CLASS WILL: My false li-i lh for eating the leachi r ' s apple. PROPHECY: Slock car driver. NAME: Damon A. Gram. MOST MEM. MOMENT: First Cross-Countrv Med againsl Taunlon. CLASS WILL: One pair of worn out track shoes. PROPHK CY: Wrestling instructor. NAME: Janice Gross. MOST MEM. MOMENT; When the new g m leach. rs came. CLASS WILL: Mr. Alossoll PROPHECY: A Star-gazer. NAME: Ph lll-. Ian, („ni.n MOST MEM. MOMKN l M.ikm;: ( a|,|„ lla Choir! CLA.SS W ILL Mx an lo.ils lo Ihe art class PROPHECY: Siring bean picker. NAMK Su, (.nil,,.. Mosl M M MO- MENT s,,.,.n I ' n.n, ( I WILL: To Misv Sjial, li,T 1 l, ai, nil In. .ill, , Si,m-. PROPHECY: Campaign Manager lor Miss Spalch.-r. NAMK DaM.I llal.,.rshaw. MOST MEM MOMhM I ' lic day I trans- fiirni, ' ,! Ir,.ni .1 -oplioinore lo a senior. CLA W 1! 1 1 uonM like 10 leave all m hook- lor ill, liiiiire knowledge of Ihe sophomon-s ami juniors. PROPHE- CY: Racing Car Driver. NAME: Janice Hall. MOST MKM. MO- MENT: An un,,inni u, . k. u,l nn ihe Decision. II ,s Will Ml, ' lo Caria: Use .1 in i,,.|, PKOPHK- CY ' : Grape Crusher lor uinc la, u r . NAME: Denise Hamel. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Junior Pi, ni, . CLASS WILL: 1 Icai,- mv whil. unIoo gvm vox lo Miss Brown ami Mrs. Burke. PROPHECY: Model for Playboy. NAME: Richard Hampson. MOST MEM, MOMENT: Th,- dai ihc siink bomb liil 111, ,al,l.rij (:l Ss WILL: I Icai,- all Ih, mon, 111 lli, -kv lighl lo Mr. Clark. PROPHECY: -Air-Fresh- NAME: Michael Hanley. CLASS WILL: Ml while SOX. PROPHECY: Fn.ndK ambassador. NAME: Garry Hayden. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When Heeb got his hiad stuck in Ihe loilel. CLASS WILL: All ihi- lime I put in to the voung ladies. PROPHECY: Florida commuter. NAME: Rich Healey. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The Junior Dance. Man h 13. 1970. CLASS WILL: Id like lo leaie m grcal kili- in [irogramming lo Mr. Paulo. PROPHECY: Dir. , tor , f Bell boi. in Hiilon H.ilcls. NAME: Ruhard Hcln rl. MOST MEM. MOMENT: W hen Garn Hayden got his head stuck in ihe toilet. CLASS WILL: My life. PROPHECY: Professional Playboy. NAME: Kathlci-n llenn. MOST MKM. MOMENT: Dcnib.r 18. 1970 — 9:00. CLASS WILL: 102. PROPHECY: Quid Housi wili-. NAME: Dana Higginbolham. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Mr. Corkum ' s class. CLASS WILL: Ml bookkeeping skills to Mr. Corkum. PROPHECY: Profes- sional Horn Honki r. NAME: Barbara Hines. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Mr. LaCivila ' s fifth period Algebra II class in my junior year and Ihe prom. CLASS WILL: I leave th. ' s.hool — Thank God! PROPHECY: Gabber of the year. NAME: Susan Holander. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The time al F.C.C.M. after a Coile liaskdball game. CLASS WILL: A VI I rd prevent to Dave S. and Gary L. PROPHECY: House Mother of a fraler- NAME: Eric Johnson. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Locking the teachers nul of Ihe shop and laking the hinges off ihe door. CLASS WILL: All mv dim tricks. PROPHECY: A Carpenter. NAME: Mark Johnson. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Day my German teacher Threatened me. CLASS WILL: I leave a used Christmas tree lo Carol Rolenberg. PROPHECY: Jack the Rip- per. NAME: Linda Jones. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The lime I was dragged into Ihe boys lav. PROPHECY: Paris fash- NAME: Ro Joulicrl, CLASS WILL: I leaie m brolli, rv anil vivi. rv. Rii hard Ruvv,.||, i;i,arl, n, . Cli. ril. Warren, and Wainejoul.rri lo ihc v, hool. PROPHE- CY ' : Eyelash curler tester. NAME: Judy Jung. MOST MEM. MO- .MENT: Trip to Boston in Senior vear. CLASS WILL: I leave Bobby Orr to Lorna, PROPHECY: The President of Tony Conigliaro ' s fan club. NAME: Steve King. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: The Taunlon Ooss Country meet. CLASS WILL: I leave my holy adidas Tokyo ' s to some unfortunate boy who lakes up the sport of track. PROPHECY: King of King ' s. NAME: irginia LaCombe. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The parlies al Joan Ouclldie s. CLASS WILL: I l. ' ave this school lo m younger brother and sis- lers. PROPHECY: Yogi ' s liltle Boo- Bon. NAME: Vicki Lankatas. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Mr. McConeghy ' s Biology class with B. Dugas. CLASS WILL: I would like lo leave this school jusi like Uwreno- and B. Dugas. PROPHECY: One of ihe 10 besl dr.-ss.-d women in Ihe USA. NAME: Diane Lapi.-rre. MO.ST MKM. MOMENT: The Si nior Prom — unlil I spilled vpagh.lli vauie down ihe Ironl of my gown. CLASS WILL: Mi i year-old gym suit to whoever can fit into it. PROPHECY: First hockey cheerleader NAME: Joyce Linfield. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I got caught sitipping gym class. CLASS WILL: The gym to all AHS girls. PROPHECY: A gym teacher. NAME: Tim Livingston. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Senior Prom. CLASS WILL: A set of crutches. PROPHECY: Owner of a Live-In Morgue. NAME: Richard Marshall. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The time Mrs. Peck almost fell into the wastepaper basket. CLASS WILL: To Mr. Clark, full time of peace and quiet. PROPHECY: Owner of a Mint. NAME: Jackie McDonald. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Christmas vacation 1969. CLASS WILL: A Carrol ' s hamburger to every underclassman, and faculty member. PROPHECY: A happy housewife. NAME: John McDuff. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Locking the teacher out of shop and taking the hinges off the door . CLASS WILL: All the dirty tricks in shop. PROPHECY: Ruff, Tuff, cream puff. NAME: Michael McDuff. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Locking the teacher out of shop and taking the hinges off the doors. CLASS WILL: Taking all my dirty tricks with me. PROPHECY: An- other ruff, tuff, cream puff. NAME: Kathy Mello. MOST MEM. MOMENT: My English project for Mrs. Goodyear at the donut shop. CLASS WILL: My 99 bubble gum wrappers and all my dismissal slips to Jodi Pren- tiss. PROPHECY: Giraffe feeder. NAME: Paiti Milton. CLASS WILL: A little bit of peace. PROPHECY: Broad- way scenery designer. NAME: Harry Moore. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I killed a fly in English for the teacher. CLASS WILL: My dirty sneakers, worn out spare tires, my school books, and some rotten gum. PROPHECY: Former treasurer of the US. NAME; Trish Moore. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Variety Show 1969. CLASS WILL: My brother Mike to Mr. Buker, and Buckin ' Blue to Gayle Tatarian. PROPHECY: First lady President. NAME: Carl Mullen. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The time Miss Menard broke her foot teaching Mike Gaudel how to dance for a scene in Fiddler on the Roof for the B ' Way revue. CLASS WILL: The idea of a B ' Way revue to any teacher brave enough to attempt to do it again. PROPHECY: Good rela- tions promoter. NAME: David Murphy. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Placing in the state meet at Boston Garden. CLASS WILL: I leave my track shoes to Mr. Struminski. PROPHECY: Taking J. Edgar Hoover ' s place in the FBI. NAME: Ellen Murphy. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The Boston Track meet. CLASS WILL: My most memorable moment. PROPHECY: Field Hockey NAME: Diane Murray. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The exciting elevator ride in my sophomore year. CLASS WILL: I leave Mr. Genest a year ' s supply of ca- ndles for his talbe in the cafeteria. PROPHECY: Florence Nightinggale. NAME: Lorna Nadow. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The time 1 had ants living in my locker. CLASS WILL: I leave my memories. PROPHECY: Cuckoo in a clock. NAME: Linda Nicholson. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I met Al the jan- itor. CLASS WILL: I leave this school! PROPHECY: Janitress. NAME: Claudia Nilsson. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Making District Choir with a recommendation to try for State Choir. CLASS WILL: A pair of crutch pads and a dozen long stemmed red roses for Miss Menard. PROPHECY: Dubbed in voice of Julie Andrews. NAME: Karen Oliver. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Falling down in Caf. CLASS WILL: Leave the Caf. lunches. PROPHECY: Professional woman eye NAME: Nancy Olsen. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I fell up the stairs in my public speaking class. CLASS WILL: Chocolate covered daisies and marshmallow chickens. PROPHECY: The cuckoo in the clock. NAME: Jim Osiensky. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Vacation. ' CLASS WILL: My computer programs. PROPHECY: Mr. Southworth. NAME: Eric Oster. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: Meeting P. W. for the first time. CLASS WILL: Three pairs of worn out gym shorts to anyone in need. PROPHECY: An assistant to Jacques Cousteau. NAME: Joan Ouellet. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Weekend parties at the Cape and at my house. CLASS WILL: Leaving all my mischief to Mrs. Plouffe ' s new child. PROPHECY: Eye- lash nicker. NAME: Kathy Palmer. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Jan. 31, 1970. CLASS WILL: My baton for some worthy soul to twirl at the New Bedford football game. PROPHECY: Mrs. Hoggins. NAME: Kathy Paul. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: When I fell down the stairs and fractured my ankle and was on crutches for 4 weeks! CLASS WILL: I would like to leave to my class all the fun times I had with them. PROPHECY: Girl from N.U.R.S.E. NAME: Glenn Peach. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Representing A.H.S. track at Boston Garden. CLASS WILL: Many thanks to many people. PROPHECY: A help to the world. NAME: Gabe Pereira. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Burmuda Day, Junior Pic- nic and the office. CLASS WILL: One broken pen, one used pencil and three weeks of double sessions. PROPHECY: A good husband for Michelle. NAME: Beverly Perry. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Just being a Senior. CLASS WILL: A wonderful lady and person. PROPHECY: Housewife. ' NAME: Glenn Petrucci. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The strike against Mrs. Howe. CLASS WILL: I leave my talent to Miss McKenna. PROPHECY: Bead- maker. NAME: George Piggott. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Exchange concert with East Gromley, CT. CLASS WILL: I leave my knowledge of English to my French book. PROPHECY: Base construction- ist. NAME: Janet Pimental. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Chemistry labs. CLASS WILL: I leave JB ' s humanities course. PROPHECY: First lady astronaut. NAME: Joseph Pinto. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When we put Mr. Reed ' s car under the lift when a car was on the lift. CLASS WILL: I leave a bottle of tranquilizers to Mr. Drisko. PROPHE- CY: A new little car. NAME: Leonard Pitts. MOST MEM. MOMENT: My first day at football practice as a sophomore. CLASS WILL: I leave Chemistry II to Mr. Schatz and Ray Cabral. PROPHECY: Motel manag- NAME: Jeffrey Poliquin. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I leave. CLASS WILL: My dirty T-shirt from gym. PROPHECY: World troubler. NAME: Dennis Pouliot. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I recorded my 1st goal as a sophomore on the soccer team. CLASS WILL: I leave the soccer shoes I kicked the goal with. PROPHE- CY: A trigonometry teacher. NAME: Doreen Powers. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Nothing. CLASS WILL: Nothing. PROPHECY: A private secre- tary. NAME: Roberta Powers. CLASS WILL: I leave AHS the 1st thing it gave me — a big headache. PROPHECY: A woman of great ambition. NAME: Scott F. Powers. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The night of the prom and the morning after. CLASS WILL: I leave my dwindling case of bubble gum to Jody Baker. PROPHECY: All Ameri- can Big Bruiser. NAME: Jodi Prentiss. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Doing English project at the Donut Shop. CLASS WILL: Mr. Bonne- ville my book of excuses. PROPHECY: Mrs. Fontaine. NAME: Mary Lou Proulx. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Graduation Day. CLASS WILL: Mrs. McDonald. PROPHECY: Model for seventeen. NAME: Jose L. Ramos. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I did a good piece of art work. CLASS WILL: Nothing — I PROPHECY: FuLe Artist. NAME: Richard R. Raposa. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Every Day, it was all memorable. CLASS WiLL: I hope I left some impressions on the poor people in the system. PROPHECY: Mischief- Maker. NAME: Susan Raposa. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I got my finger caught in the rotary calculator in office practice. CLASS WILL: 1 leave the ro- tary calculator to the next unfortunate victim. PROPHECY: Catcher of a Rushlow pass! NAME: Steve Rego. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: The trip to Washington D.C. in my junior year (It was unreal). CLASS WILL: I leave to AHS Denise Murray and her flirting ability (Good luck to Denny). PROPHECY: Lady Killer. NAME: Michelle Renaud. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day of the junior picnic. CLASS WILL: A pair of hairy crutches to Mr. Genest. PROPHECY: Editor of Dear Abby. NAME: Kenneth Richard. MOST MEM. MOMENT: All AHS football games. CLASS WILL: A pair of old track shoes. PROPHECY: A profession- al trackman. NAME: Caron S. Robichaud. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I vowed I ' d score a goal, and did — for the other team! CLASS WILL: For M. Camire — a two hour recording of me to combat boredom, and Laur. PROPHECY: An- other Einstein. NAME: Linda Robinson. MOST MEM. MOMENT: 1970 football game against Feehan. CLASS WILL: I leave Mr. Genest all the homeroom failures. PROPHECY: Member of Swiss Fami ly. NAME: Donna Rocha. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The senior play in our jun- ior year. CLASS WILL: I leave to Mr. Genest, out of kindness, all the great things that only a Rocha can have. PROPHECY: Professional Announcer. NAME: Leah Rocha. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day substitute teacher ' s wraparound skirt came unwrapped. CLASS WILL: All the future Rochas to Mr. Genest. PROPHECY: Designer for permastick wrap-around skirts. NAME: Karen Rose. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: 1970 football game against Fee- han. CLASS WILL: I would leave Mr. Genest the correct spelling of Gram- 151 mar PROPHKCV: A planl K-aluf. |.lan. NAME: Richard Ros . MOST MEM. MOMENT: The senior year. PROPHE- (-Y: A future Picasso. NAME: Carol Rotenberg. MOST MEM. MOMENT: An uncanny weekend on Ihe Decision. CLASS WILL: I lea%e m) besi wishes to the co-editors of ihe 72 tatlletale. PROPHECY; Profession- j1 drooler. NAME: Susan RolenUrg. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Party! Party! Chap- ler 1 and C. D. CLASS WILL: A . an of warm tuna fish, a pair of flaniinj; hoi pants and Schlomo Pincus to Sl.-lla and White Paw. PROPHECY: Fifihl. r against capital punishment. NAME: Nancy Rounseville. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I stood on my head in gym for the first time. CLASS WILL: Pencils with erasers. PROPHE- CY: Shyest girl in the East. NAME: Susan Rounseville. MO.ST MEM. MOMENT: The day 1 got an A-in German. CLASS WILL: I leave m class will the gift to wonder. PROPH- ECY: Model for knee sox. NAME: Helen Rudkowski. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Going to the prom last year with Neil. CLASS WILL: My diary to Mrs. Plouffe. PROPHECY: Professional writer. NAME: Jo Ann Rulana. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I walked into the boys- locker rx)om! CLASS WILL: A bag of tootsie pops to Mr. Paulo. PROPHECY: Mild-mannered reporter. NAME: Sharon St. Pierre. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Tech Tourney. CLASS W ILL: Mv outstanding absentee record. PROPHECY: Peace of Mind. NAME: Lizabeth Salley. MOST MEM MOMENT: December 29. 1%9. CLASS WILL: My gym suit to mv sister and my smelly locker. PROPHECY: A super speed typist. NAME: Paul Samson. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day the tarantula was let loose in Mrs. Kelleys Class. PROPHECY: A Goliath. NAME: Dennis Samuelian. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When we had three bomb scares in one day. CLASS WILL: My sp -edinc-ss and quickness to Mr. Masalbas. PROPHECY: A Fireman. NAME: Richard Sanford. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Session Hall. CLASS WILL: Mv seal in Session Hall. PROPHECY: Policeman. NAME: Suzanne Sanford. MOST MEM. MOMENT: March 2. 1%9. PROPHE CY ' : A night walchwoman at Goose Pond. NAME: Bonnie Shaw. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Jan. 17. 1970! s.f Carol Rntrnberg. CLASS WILL: I leave my 152 eagle suit to any senior. PROPHECY: Talking Marathon winner. NAME: Gary Shaw. MOST MEM. MO- MENT: Going on the bus ride with the tennis team. CLASS WILL: I will Miss D ' Hedouville ' s and Mr. Schatz ' s finals to future students. PROPHECY: Weird beard man. NAME: Peeps Shockro. MOST MEM. MOMENT: I leave the school to jo and Neil gladly! CLASS WILL: See Ham Young. PROPHECY: A snowball maker for Pam. NAME: Carol Skivinglon. MOST MEM. MOMENT: December 20. I%8. CLASS WILL: I leave remembering all the fun and hardships at A.H.S. PROPHECY: The girl from A.H.S. NAME: Linda Small. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Saluting the fiag out the window because there wasn ' t on. ' in h.im.room. CLASS WILL: I leave all th. ' leaky ceilings to future stuilenls at A.H.S. PROPHECY: A Homemak. r. NAME: Joanne Sousa. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Junior Picnic. CLASS WILL: I l. ave all mv Spanish abilities to Mrs. O ReilU. PROPHECY: Pr,.f. . si.inal do.nul hoi.- mak.T. NAME: Susan Souihw.irih. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Senior Pr.mi. CLASS WILL: My whit.- skirt. PROPH ECY: Professional Baton Twirler. NAME: Pauline Souza. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day only 5 cheerlead- ers went to the Yoke game. CLASS WILL: I leave my little brother. PROPHECY: Pep-lo Bismol Manufac- NAME: Lillian Pierc.-. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Th - night of th. ' Prom. CLASS WILL: I have mv l.ick. r I., ih.- next person. PROPHECY: Pr.if. ssional Devil. NAME: Stephen Pi. n ,-. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Th,- ,l.n I out „„l be it. CLASS WILL: ! N. rM.u- Mligalor. PROPHECY: FirM man 1„ -«.m the 10 mile river non-stop. NAME: G.-ral.l S.)uin v MOST MEM. MOMFNT (..i,„f, in ih, Innikil! f;ames. CLAS W IM I 1, jw nn know how and ahilitv in l.arn Ui ih.- Juniors. PROPHECY: Professional sp. , lator. NAME: Thomas Stegni.k. MOST MEM. MOMENT: When I went .ui lb.- ski trip to Slowe for ih.- weekend. CLASS WILL: A.V. e.iuipmenl. PROPHECY: Television repairman. NAME: L.-«nard Sulliwn. MO.ST MEM. MOMENT Th. «, had two bomb s.ar. ' v (,l, ss W II 1 U sneak- ers. PROPHECY Prnl.sMonal sneaker. NAME: Dave Surgens. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Throwing sophomores in mud puddles before football practice. CLASS WILL: I leave my battle scarred football helmet to the next one with a head big .-noiigb u, fill it PROPHECY A fantastic doctor. NAME: Lynn Ann Surprenanl. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The time Bing. Pammy and I got boun.-.-d together. CLASS WILL: Pm leaving han.l in hand with Bing and Pammy. PROPHE- CY: Bcalni. Bea.hcomlMT. NAME: Lynn Tan. MOST MEM. MO. MENT: When I started a fire in my sophomore Chemistry class twice in one period. CLASS WILL: A bomb un.l.-r the computer because it never talk. il l.i me. PROPHECY: Newscaster. NAME: Kimball Tennanl. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Sitting in 304-A dur- ing free study with four rain barri ls. CLASS WILL: Mr. G.n.si. PROPHE- CY: Broadway actress. NAME: Cheryl Telreault. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I walk.-d into the boys- lav. CLASS WILL: I would like to leave Mr. Genest all my English books. PROPHECY: Future Dean of Women. NAME: Linda Ann Tetreault. MOST MEM. MOMENT: All the people in nu junior public speaking class an.l lb.- times V.V had t.)g.-lh.T, from the m m fiflhls |„ , ,ml,ovs an.l lii.liaiis. CLASS « ILL: I l.-a . ' an un.l. rManding I have li ' arned from peopl. ' that 1 .an b.- nu- self wherever I go. PROPHECY: Fash- ion Designer. NAME: Eric Thomson. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Finding a legal bunk day with Surgens and going into Boston every year 69-71. They ' n.-ver ca ught us. CLASS WILL: 1.000.001 r.ills of so l toilet paper l.i . v.-rv one of the AHS lavs. PROPHECY: Lin.-man lor the Boston Patriots. NAME: Bethany Thrasher. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The time last v.ar when som.- of niN pvm parln.-rs hid nn . lnll..-s. CLASS Vi ll i.: 1 l.avc .A.rv- Ihnif; Inn invs.-H. PROPHECY: Pi. kl.- Pa.ker. NAME: Bev Trace . MO.ST MEM. MO. MENT: 1968 — h. n Carol and I be- ram. Ims, |r„ n,|s CLASS WILL: To PROPHECY: Mrs. Am.rica. NAME: Donna Valade. MOST MEM. MOMENT: February 5, 1971. al Si Stev.-ns coffee hous.-. wh.n I .li.l llu- square .lane.- and hu. klcbu. k uiih . T. and T. M. an.l m.l (;. S. and nur friend S, C, In.m Snuih. CLASS WILL: I l.-av. nn U. .■ In Dale. Diiii, an. Steve, and last hul nnl l. asl t;!, ,, S. an.l 10 Ihe .h.iir I Law Gail,- Talarian alonp with Bul king Blue In s,nf; an.l tool at the same lim. PROPHECY: Mrs. Sammy Coyne. NAME: Michelle Varin. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I made National Honor Society. PROPHECY: A French interpreter. NAME: Suzanne Vassar. MOST MEM. MOMENT: The day I showed my dia- m.inil I.. Ihe kids in school. CLASS WILL: My office Machines class to any- one who is interested in office work. PROPHECY: Mother ..f twins. NAME: Deborra Walker. CLASS WILL: There is danger ... of forma- tion of a separate faction on the basis of personal and egotistic interests. Such factions, which are exclusive and, ' . stead of welcoming all men, must con demn one group in order lo unite the others, originate from low motives and therefore lead in the course of linii ' to humiliation- Tung J. n in The I Ching. PROPHECY: Own.-r of ih.- .in.- and NAME: Peter J. Williams. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Being able i..  ..rk and perform with the Variety Show and the cast. CLASS WILL: I promis.- to come back and haunt all of m t. ' a. ers. Good-bye, Mr. Genest! PROPll CY: Piano tuner for Steinway. NAME: Dean A. Winslow. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Class Day (1970); Big D.-al. PROPHECY: A Rock n Rolli Star. NAME: Ruth Wolsi.ncrofi. MOST MEM. MOMENT: Junior Picnic, CLASS WILL: 1 leave my Personal Ap pearance Class to anyone that can star the misery of it. PROPHECY: Cun land resi.ienl. j NAME: Bi-tty Wonlkowski. MOsJ MEM. MOMENT: Th.- day my hamste escaped from his Cool Whip cage ir Physics class. CLASS WILL: I leave mi half-sister Ra.|uel W. l. h. PROPHECY Gabber of the year. NAME: Linda Wright. MOST MEM MOMENT: All year long. CLASS WILL: All mv us.-d-up paint tubes an. brushes without the bristles. PROPHE CY: An ArlisCs M.idel. NAME: Pam Young. MOST MEM. M(- MENT: Th. ' .lay Peeps and I hit I WRONG car with a snowball. CLAS. WILL: I Lave candy lo all the t.acher I biigg. ' .l by chewing it. PROPHECY Owner of the world ' s largest .and NAME: Susan Zit... MOST MEM. M( MENT: Silting in the grass watchin the . lass of 1970 graduate knowing I be then- ncxl v.-ar. CLASS WILL: T m frien.ls man m.ir. ' Hippy studi. and lun. h. ' s jn.l In ih. i„ui-.-s, mus kin. Vm very solry bul she lost the i . antations. PROPHECY: Wander. r. MOST SOPHISTICATED Dave Murphy, Polly Morin WITTIEST Sue Rotenberg. Tom Carrol MOST ABSENT-MINDED Rick Furtado, Laurie Dcviiu MOST FUN TO HAVE AROUND Dave Surgens, Lorna Nad( MOST BASHFUL Sally Barr, Harold McCutclicon PEPPIEST Dave Butterfield 162 Blue gloves are always in good taste. Kris-lal Blue Persuasion. 165 There ' y re to business than profits Riverbank Memorial Park ... a model river restoration project conceived and completed by the people of Balfour. The people of Balfour are proud to have worked shoulder to shoulder with teachers and students of Attleboro High School to help preserve and enhance our conmuinity ' s natural resources. We share with each of you the goal of making . ttleboro a bettor place to work and live. ur JEWELRY S FIMEST CRAFTSMEN dcatttrs ol tHir class ring . . . and other recognition products of distinction. Soiitlieastern New England Sales Office C ' ountN Street . . . Attleboro Eartti Day river restoration project by teachers and students of Attleboro High School . . . subject of a feature issue of The Btilfour Craftsman Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 BRISTOL FARMS Chartley, Mass. PHYSICIANS Dr. Henry Auerbach Dr. L. Lynton Goulder, Jr. Dr. Donald J Hayden Dr. Robert W. Keeler Dr. Melvin King Dr. Donald S. McCann Dr. Robert W. Lukens. Jr. and Dr. Theodore Y. Rodgers, 3rd, Inc. Dr. Robert H. Perkins Dr. William T. Poole Dr. Joseph Rothenstein Dr. Harold J. Thonnpson ATTORNEYS Mr. Edward F. Casey Mr. R. K. Cunningham Mr. John P. Lee Mr. Henry Rotenberg Mr. Ernest Rotenberg Mr. Lewis Rubin Mr. Charles Sallet Mr. Max Volterra DENTISTS Dr. Gordon F. Hagerman Dr. C. Reed Baker Dr. Edward V. Paolino Dr. Lino Tiberi 167 HINDS STONE 64 Pleasant St., Attleboro, Mass. Compliments of TRI-Y CLUB Compliments of THE ROBBINS COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 From A FRIEND Compliments of NEWPORT CREAMERY MORSE SAND GRAVEL CO., INC. Established 1926 Plant and Yard Tiffany Street, Attleboro, Mass. JOHNSON DECORATING COMPANY 76 Union Street Attleboro, Mass. 222-0674 Wallpaper Window Glass Paints Picture Framing Johnny Siddall ' s Inc. TV. RADIO and APklANCE SERVICE TEL. 222-0935 20 Railroad Ave., Attleboro, Mass. at fhe fr th pigtails! All dressed up and no place to go. LAMINATED COATED PRODUCTS DIVISION IS Compiiments of DYER-MARTIN DRIVING SCHOOL BOnOMLEY ROBBINS 46 Union Street Attleboro PLEASANT PHARMACY The Pharmacy with a Smile Congratulations and Good Lucic to Class of 71 From PELLETIER ' S AUTOMOTIVE. INC. Connpliments of A FRIEND Telephone 222-2023 HANK ' S CLEANSING SHOP HANK PISTOLESE, Prop. 319 Thatcher Street Attleboro, Massachusetts I KNOBBY KRAFTERS 200 North Main St. Attleboro, Mass. ' A Good Place To Work ' CARROL ' S HAMBURGER DRIVE-IN 562 Washington St. South Attleboro, Mass. 761-8694 Hamburgers, French Fries, Shakes Home of the ClubBurger 222-0890 EDMOND ' S FRENCH FLAIR 181 So. Main St. Attleboro, Mass. Compliments of FOSTER METAL PRODUCTS PAPA G I NO ' S RESTAURANT Washington Plaza So. Attleboro, Mass. Open 7 Days A Week Pizza and Sandwiches our specialties For Quick Service Call 761-8722 Compliments of H. T. GAINSBORO OF BOSTON. INC. 37 Union St., Attleboro, Mass. 222-8000 183-A Pleasant St. Attleboro, Mass. 02703 222-1 122 Compliments of ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Living is A thing you do Now or never — Which do youf Congratulations to the Class of 71 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of MOD ASSOCIATES INC. 61 Union St. Attleboro, Mass. Finest in Scholastic Rings Compliments of AUGAT INC. Attleboro, Mass. MUTCH ' S See The Best In Leather Moccasins Sandals Vests Skirts Fringe Vests Hats and More. 5 Bank St. Attleboro, Massachusetts Bags Belts Pants Connplinnents of ANDREW CLEVELAND PRODUCTS . ORE. Leaning Tower When the ants marching. The dyr,m;c(?) Chocolate bruw;-.[es N ' nufs. Got a light? O ' BRIEN ' S COFFEE SHOPPE Old Colony Rd. Chartley, Mass. ASHLEY DRUG INC. Paul A. Cro+eau, B. S.. R. Ph. Compliments of KEY CLUB Attleboro Chapter Congratulations Class of 197! South Main Street, Route 152 Attleboro, Mass. BOB BLANCHARD, Manager Compliments of R. H. CHENEY, INC. Compliments oi A W ROOT BEER DRIVE IN 289 County St. Compliments of ATTLEBORO PRINTING AND EMBOSSING CO; INC. 54 Union St. Attleboro, Mass. 02703 Members of Attleboro Florists Association WAGNERS FLOWER SHOP 231 2 Bank St. THE PLANT PATCH FLORISTS 749 Thacher St. FLOWERS BY BARBLOMS, INC. 159 Maple St. What can 1 say?? 1 And herp they , to sinq a duet . . . Sheila and com- pany!!! A Wrtnna piece of candy, little qirl?? Gary ' s always UH- dinq around! Don ' t mal lauqh. rny Iip ; ri chapped. A. CAPON IGRO CO., INC. JOHN A. CAPONIGRO ANTONIO CAPONIGRO. JR. Builders of Qualify Homes MICHAEL A. VIGORITO SON. INC. 8 North Washington Street North AHleboro, Mass. 695-6201 130 Linden Street Attleboro, Massachusetts DON ROBINSON AGENCY ' Compliments of Real Estate and Insurance A FRIEND 182 No. Main St. Attleboro Tel. 226-0555 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 176 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 Ricconi ' s 84 Pleasant St. Attleboro, Mass. J. B. PINAULT AGENCY Z. F. GUILLET R. C. GUILLET 59 ' 2 PARK STREET ATTLEBORO. MASS. 02703 Telephone: 222-1447 nAWumce RYAN SONS GOB SHOP 15 North Main St. Attleboro, Mass. Home of A+tleboro ' s Alpine Ski Shop PEDRO ' S SHELL STATION 2! South Avenue Attleboro, Mass. w. Compliments of E. RICHARDS CO. SWANTON ' S FURNITURE 127 Lindsey Street Attleboro 222-1750 or Harwichport, Cape Cod Compliments of A FRIEND The Art -ful Dc ger. Where ' s your Moth- er, Hubbard? Take me to the Cas- bah ... Jody can ' t stand anymore. My girdle is killing lAin ' t that a knee ' slapper!! ' 5 Set outta here with that camera! il ' m your {riendly |nelghborhood ped- Idler. hfou mean I can eat lit all? THE BUBBLE BATH CAR WASH ' Special Care for Special People ' John William Street Attleboro, Mass. jj PONTIAC 1 ANSON MOTORS, INC. 469 Pleasant Street Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 THE EMBASSY GIFT SHOPPE Giftware Unusual 400 Old Colony Road— Rte. 123 Norton, Mass. 02766 -222-2010- KULL ' S STATIONERS AND OFFICE SUPPLIES INC. 13 North Main Street Attleboro, Mass. 02703 Compliments of COTTAGE BAKERY Compliments of AHLEBORO WOODWORKS West Street Attleboro, Mass. ' Beauehaine ' s INC Building Materials Chestnut Street North Attleboro, Mass. Tel. 699-4464 Compliments of SPIC AND SPAN CLEANERS 9 Union St. Attleboro BLAIS SERVICE STATION 141 Pine St. 222-0833 Attleboro, Mass. Compliments of STANTON ' S MARKET 52 Emory St. Attleboro, Massachusetts Compliments of JOHN E. LEPPER INC. 105 Maple Street Attleboro 222-2027 TWILIGHT SHOP 48 Parle Street 222-8570 Repair Work Engraving Special Order Jewelry Jewelry Incense Gifts Visit our antique shop, Route 44, Seekonk Aaauuuggghhhhh! She speak with forked tongue. Don ' t m[nd her, she ' adopted. hii! Ah ' se you new neighba!!! Compliments of BLISS BROTHERS DAIRY, INC. 711 Park Street Attleboro, Mass. Congratulations to Paula Dorrance, James Clark, and to all the members of the class of 1971. Best Wishes to the Closs of 1971 MILADY ' S DRESS SHOP 2 Park Street Attleboro, Mass. Dcar on bended Get off my back. .Potheads a n o n y nnous. It n Beautiful baby Bas B B SPORT CENTER, INC. 561 Smi+hfield Avenue Paw+ucket, Rho de Island 02860 Tel. 722-0909 R. I. ' s LARGEST SUPPLIER OF GYMNASIUM AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT From Elementary School to College From Little League to Major League From Pre-Teen to Pro-Team DAVID J. BEREHA President WILLIAM C. SOWERS Sales Mgr. Fred E. BaldonI — Joe Lewis — Chet Nichols — Lefty Lefebvre James J. Doyle. Jr. — Leo DiMaio — Harold Berberian — Ivy Giuntir Garry Reilly — Fred Proulx Sales Representatives. Betcha can ' t eat one! •ATTL-EbdRb COAL CO.. INC. Domestic and Commercial Heating Fuels Installers of the Finest in Modern Heating Systems Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 . R BAS8LER Art Work by Joseph Medeira Compliments of BLYTHE PHARMACY INC. 677 Washington Street So. Attleboro, Mass. 761-7669 You Do Better at London ' s ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSEHS want to bite your neclc. Half-baked. The dentist ' s favor- ite. What can ya d j with a stockin J of coal?? And as I reach Into my bag of tricks Depend upon Jan Girl. Banking in a dynamic growing business visit us and discover what it con mean to you ATTLEBORO COMPANY 8 North Main Street, Attloboro, Massachusetts 02703 Branch Offices: North Attleboro Tri-boro Plaza Mansfield Complete Mobile Au+o Glass Replacement BRISTOL GLASS CORPORATION Plate Glass, Mirrors and Shower Enclosures Telephone 222-5810 ALAN R. WARKEL 1 10 No. Main St., Rte. 152 Attleboro, Mass. 02703 All your travel needs can be cared for by BRISTOL TRAVEL. INC. North Attleboro Attleboro Mansfield MALLY ' S 22 South Main Street Attleboro, Mass. Men ' s E. T. Wrights Fine Children ' s Shoes Ladies Auditions From A Friend LEE AND WOODBINE COMPANY Hub and Die Cutting I 10 Pearl St. Attleboro, Mass. BERGEVINE ' S SERVICE STATION INC. Free pick up and delivery on service work. 80 Pleasant Street Attleboro, Mass. Compliments of HELEN ' S CARD SHOP KELLEY TATARIAN Insurance 104 Park Street Attleboro, Massachusetts 222-6444 and 222-6446 swallowed the Your wish is my command. Well ... my ears were cold. MJlM Divme Inspiration. I think that It is dead. ' Take the hosses and head ' em off at the pass! Sharon is practically off her rocker! Compliments of ANDERSON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC. 676 Pleasant Street Attleboro. Mass. CHRYSLER WjS motors corporation Imperial Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Barracuda Simca and Sunbeam BANK STREET HARDWARE The Store V itb the Answers to Your Problems INC. HnKSl INSURANCE AGENCY.INC. Attleboro, Massachusetts W. H. RILEY SON. INC. Quality Fuels Since 1874 Phone— 761-51 10 McDonald ' s music center Authorized Baldwin Dealer Also Complete Line of Musical Instruments Lessons on All Instruments Proprietors RAY AND RED McDONALD 134 Central Ave. Seelconk, Mass. Compliments of ROSS-SIMON ' S INC. BURGER CHEF FAMILY RESTAURANT 127 Pleasant Street Attleboro Home of the Super Chef KEG TAP INC. 609 Central Ave. Pawtucket, R. I. One Hour Dry Cleaning Shirt Service -j Alterations Suede, Fur and Leather Storage We Love Your Clothes ' It ' s only a short stop to get the very best Washington Plaza Rt. I, South Attleboro Mext to Star Market DANTE INC. Maynard Street Attleboro. Mass. 02703 Compliments of OSCAR ' S INC. 2! Park Street Attleboro, Mass. EASTERN SUPPLY CO. 40 North Main St. Attleboro, Mass. Paint — Plumbing Supplies Wallpaper — Electrical Supplies Well Supplies E. 1. PERRY CO. clothing and furnishings and formal wear Downtown Attleboro This is a private booth. of Chris Dream come true. f Sweet Sandy. FLOYD ' S ' His ' n Hers Fashions ' Park St. Attleboro Compliments of CASTRO ' S OPEN AIR MART and COUNTY SQUARE BEVERAGE Good Luck to the Class of 1971 From a Friend. Compliments of PORO PAINTING Compliments of SILLMAN ' S SHOE STORE n Texas Instruments Inc. At+leb oro ' s fastest growing company with challenging training and advancennent opportunities for new ennployees. 34 Forest Street ATTLEBORO. MASSACHUSETTS ATTLEBORpUGH I NCORP UAHmS BANK I NCORPORATED 1860 Let ' s see ... Aries, no ... maybe Lib- ra? ... Sweet (?) Su Camera -fright; I ' ll get the hang of it yet. en me about your- slf, Paula. Bobby ' s In a Fogg. . . . When I ruli The world! .1 1 1 PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING SERVICE Wilmarth Street Attleboro, Mass. 02703 ATHERTON ' S Complete Home Furnishers 32 So. Main St. Attleboro, Mass. Compliments of SWANK, INC, Men ' s Jewelry — Leather — Toiletries — Watches — Gifts Sherwin Williams h Donna at the beach. Whafs the matter Tinnmie — swallow your teeth? il 11 Don t look at me in that tone of voice. 1 Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL wtCd SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION l Attleboro — New Bedford Aww. go on! M llJMk Blisenfogg Wannfl bet? Fuzzy Buzzl LORING STUDIOS Fine Portraits 271 Main S+reet Paw+ucket, Rhode Island Yoj mean yc ' re not supposed to eat it? I . . . A ' d It better be good! l1 . . . and when I came to, they were gone . . . Compliments of CHARMS FINE JEWELRY SALES PENTHOUSE: 385 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY Charms, Pierced Earrings, Fine Jewelry as Advertised in Seventeen ATTLEBORO, MASS. We need one another, So I will defend, Each man as my brother, Each man as my friend. -WHITNEY AND KRAMER 198 Autographs Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 1654 300041586

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