Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1958 volume:

j D | Id v : PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1958 BELLINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL BELLINGHAM, MASS. f U 7 T T 0 r BUSINESS MANAGER Claire Belanger PHOTOGRAPHY Sheila Thayer Richard Ambler ART Carol Chilson EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Albert Pincince ASSOCIATE EDITOR Raymond LeBlanc CLASS ADVISOR James J, Keough TYPISTS Pauline Gladu Jean Dalpe LITERARY EDITOR Diana Crooks HUMOR Claudette Dauphin Charles Olbrys SPORTS Theodore Graves eclication i G i 14 ti 7 0 With great respect and admiration for his devotion to his work, his understanding, and his guidance during our school years, we, the Class of 1958 gratefully dedicate our Epilogue to Superintendent of Schools Percy L. Rowe. clminidtr tion 1 ui_JL4b i Oca ' Pxiucifazt jt il4K7 We Are Proud of P nncipa Jb JL1.4H7 I Mr, William Conlan Mr, Arthur Constino Q Mrs. Louise Kelley Mr. Fra ncis Flynn Mr. George Stevens Mr. Emile Niedzwiadek (l i i4t 7 m Miss Marjorie Murphy Mr. Lionel Trudeau It is with deep sin- ceret.y, that we express our heartfelt thanks, to the administration, and faculty. For the past- four years, their know¬ ledge, patience, and understanding have shown us the way to a better life. Any and all suc¬ cess that we may achieve will have been reached through their guidance. The Graduating Class Mr. Alfred Godin, Custodian i 11 4b 7 Albert Al Pincince Cute, short•.••impatient....sometimes serious, sometimes witty...loves math ...his friendly manner insures a suc¬ cessful life. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: My Dream Wicked Mathematician Psychology class President 3,[js.Boys’ State Representative...Yearbook Editor in Chief..Athletic Association 1,2,3 U� Hadio Club 2....School Reporter Vice President 1..Science Club 3 ' Brenda Bren” Canestrari Neat, efficient.blushes easily..voted most attractive..pleasing smile and a personality that is sure to gain suc¬ cess in all that she does. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Chances Are Oh Geesl Private Secretary Cumberland Farms Dairy Bar Secretary l.Glee Club 1,2 Cheerleader 1,2,3 4--Vice President 4- C .ire Claire Belanger Tall, neat, and sociable...always has a smile..class treasurer...her under¬ standing ways have made her a friend to all. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: My Special Angel You knowl Private Secretary Having to walk to Religious Classes Music Appreciation Club 3 Treasurer 2, 3 4-.Yearbook Staff 4..Glee Club 1,2,3- J b 114 tW Jean Dalp Dalpe Congenial, likable, loves dancing,, has a keen interest in psychology., she’ll always be remembered for her fun loving manner. Song: Love Is a Many Splendored Thing Saying: My Honey Ambition: Private Secretary Pet Peeve: Studying Activities: Athletic Association 3 , . Student Council l....Glee Club 1,2.Yearbook Staff I 4 . Secretary 2 Richard n Dick n Ambler Tall, argumentative, determined...has own hot rod; will travel.mechanically Inclined..lots of luck and success at Indianapolis, Dick. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activitie s: Deep Purple Get outta town Indianapolis car builder and driver Slow drivers Athletic Association 1,2, 3,4.Yearbook Staff i .Glee Club 2,3 Science Club 3 Rachel Rach Beauregard Petite, peppy, unworried....Rach, our class chauffeur.....this year ' s added attraction to the cheering squad. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: I ' m confessing I ' 11 smash yal Fashion Designer A certain sophomore girl Glee Club 1,2,3 ••.Speech Club 3 • .Cheerleader 14 .. J0114HV Jeannette Neatsie Belanger Talkative,impatient;full of the devil, our student council representative... her blushing face has brightened many a room. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Moonlight Gambler Creep Payroll Clerk Conceited boys Glee Club 1,2,3 .Athletic Association .Student Council Raymond Ray Borowski Happy-go-lucky, witty, mischievous... Willing to help, especially where his truck is concerned.his pleasing disposition will bring him success. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve : Activities: Kisses Sweeter than Wine Man La Wow Engineer Stubborn girls Science Club 3 Carolyn Carrie Bruce Modest,courteous, we11-reserved;voted class salesman..her fine manners have made her a classmate to remember. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Till Drop Deadl To be happy Wise guys Home Nursing Club 3 Joan Joannie Caron Popular•.captain of the cheerleaders; personality plus,.has a smile for all •••her impersonations have gained her many a laugh Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: I Give You My Word Don ' t be dumbl Medical secretary Being teased Cheerleader 1 , 2 , 3 .Glee Club 1,2..Captain Carol Carol Chilson Short,quiet,sociable,we11-reserved.. likes to draw..voted class artist;has a friendly attitude to all Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: The Twelfth of Never Oh brother! Artist Being called shorty Glee Club 1,2....Yearbook Staff I 4 . Raymond ’’Ray” Cloutier Friendly,....capable,....has pleasing personality.our class Romeo and Junior Prom King...easy to know, hard to forget. Song: My Special Angel Saying: Is that right? Ambition: Radio Technician Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke Activities: Basketball 1,2.•.Baseball Track 3 � •.Radio Club 2 j 1)1141)7 l Norma ’’Cookie” Cook Tall,attractive;class clown..her lit¬ tle remarks have caused many a laugh ....her wit and personality will help her reach her goal Song: Saying: Ambit ion: Pet Peeve: Activities: Now is the Hour Isn’t that a riot? Fashion Model Conceited Boys Glee Club 1. Florence ”Flo” Couture Industrious, temperamental, helpful.. We’ll always remember Flo as the girl in the refreshment room”., may happi¬ ness and success be yours. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: April Love Darn it Private Secretary Being kept waiting. Glee Club 1,2. Janet Jan” Cramb Capable,stubborn; never lets anything bother her...Jan is always found with a smile for all.’ Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Peggy Sue Weill Secretary Physics class Athletic Association Glee Club 1,2. Diana M Di n Crooks Model student, co-operative, and de¬ termined ..Beneath her quiet ways lies a happy-go-lucky outlook on life that surely will bring her success. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Till I’ll never tell Teacher Psychology Class Glee Club 1,2,3•..Drama 3 Yearbook Staff 4 ••Girls ' State Representative 3 Athletic Association 4. Claudette ’’Claudette” Dauphin Trustworthy, mischievous...loquacious likes snorts ,esoecially when nsrtici- nsting...there’s never a dull moment with Claudette. Cong: Saying: Arr.b i t i on: Pet Peeve: Activities: It’s Not For Me To Say Son of a gun Secretary Irish temoers Yearbook staff-4 Student Council-3 Frederick ’’Freddy” Fielder Neat, practical, Freddy... what ' s the magnet that draws you from room 4 to 5, especially fifth period?...?.S. do you really get anything done? Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: My Special Angel Lottsa-Luck Pilot Girls that smoke Glee Club 2,3 ••.Baseball manager 2. Pauline Paul ' Gladu Quick-tempered, pleasing personality; always willing to co-operate ....class typist and our D.A.R. representative. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve : Activities: Young Love Aw nuts! Receptionist Argumentative people Yearbook Staff [j...Student Council 2,Dramatic Club 3 Glee Club 1,2.D.A.R. Representative 1+. Barbara ’’Barb” Glockner Radiant personality, well-mannered... possesses a gifted singing voice and acting ability as well. Song: Saying: Amb i t i on : Pet Peeve: Activitie s : Till Too much Airline correspondent Slow drivers Glee Club 1. Priscilla Pris Goryl Attractive, neat, congenial, most co¬ opera tive ... .our fashion board repre¬ sentative.Pris reigned over our Junior p rom. Song: Love Is A Many Splendored Thing Saying: I don’t know Ambition: Medical secretary Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Activities: Glee Club 1,2.Cheerleader 3. Donald Slugger” ' Godin J -— y wnavjouiiiiiiK the open road and sunny days . Mq Ms ateVuLT 10 WU1 helP hL in Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Ply Special Ansel That’s the way the ball bounces. To be a success Stubborn Girls Track team l.Glee Club 2, 3..Student Council 3. Dramatic Club 3. Theodore Ted Graves ImP frlendl y argumentative.depend. in snorts £ when needed -••excel: sports...we hope to see Ted in the pros in the future. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Ply Prayer That’ll Be The Day Professional Basketball Piayer Girls that smoke. Track-1,2,3. Cap tain- 1 ;... Basketball-1,2, 3.Co-Cap¬ tain- 1 ; • . .Baseball- 1 , 2 , 3 , Co-Captain-1;.. President- 2 . Vice-President of the Student Council-!;...Glee Club-2. Dramatics 3 . Lorraine Lorie Guimelli Temperamental,talkative, always ready with a helping hand.our smiling redhaired doll...Lorie, slow down l Song: Saying: Amb i t i on : Pet Peeve : Activities: Fascination What ' s the matter? To travel People who criticize Radio Club 2..Cheerleader 3 2,3,1;. .Glee Club 1, 2. iOiJL4 ; Natalie T, Nat Houseman Neat,well-mannered,hates to be teased a girl who has a special interest in someone from Woonsocket...Nat our fu¬ ture columnist. bong: Saying: Ambition Pet Peeve: Activities: Twelfth of Never Does that get me Newspaper Reporter Conceited Boys Glee Club 1,2.Radio Club 2.Athletic Association 4. Jane Jane” Lambert Friendly and co-operative..pixie hair cut on a girl with a top personality, one of the devils behind the wheel. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: My Special Angel Heyi Air Line Hostess Boys that can’t dance Athletic Association 2,3 b. Louise Lou Lanowy Tall, friendly, co-operative... always seen but seldom heard..easy going and happy-go-lucky.likes to hear and tell good jokes. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: My Special Angel Tough Private Secretary Boys that think they ' re cute . joii4t 7 Raymond Ray LeBlanc Ambitious, gay,and a personality that tons all...A music man in ever, sense of the word....May happiness and suc¬ cess be yours. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities : Harlem Nocturne Turn Blue Physicist Psychology class Yearbook Staff I 4 ..Track [ 4 .. Radio Club 2.Science Club 3.School’s D-J..President I.... Athletic Association 3 ,2,3,14.. Raymond Ray Lefebvre Cute, mischievous, carefree.our class pilot during fifth period....likes to sleep in class, but then who doesn’t? bong: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Twelfth of Never No, not today Mechanic Nagging teachers Radio Club 2 Science Club 3. Carol Carol Lemon Friendly,reserved, with business-like ways...not so shy as many imagine may all your dreams come true. Song: Saying: .Ambition. D et Peeve: Fy Special Anrel Pretty sharo.’ Se c re t ary Conceited oeoole • • • • Dorothy Dottle Lewinsky Neat, attractive, looks quiet but looks are often deceiving,•.happiness and success to a capable commercial student. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Autumn Leaves You know Secre tary Waiting Glee Club.1,2.,,.Athletic Association Lucille Lou Millette Good natured, unassuming.likes to eat..her shining disposition has made her a friend to all. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: True Love I ’ m Hungry Bookkeeper Reckless Drivers Robert Rock McDonnell Dark curly hair, husky, shy...blushes easily..gets along with everyone..May success and happiness follow you. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Pee ve : Ac tivities: Jailhouse Rock You Yo-Yo I Electrical Engineer I4.8 Merc convertible Science Club 3 « J b i i 417 I I Judith Judy Nason Friendly, attractive, happy-go-lucky, shys away from snakes..has a high ad¬ miration for money..P.S. hope you get your millionaire. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activity es: I’ll Never Stop Loving You You’re a dolli To marry a millionaire Snakes Speech Club 3. Athletic Association lw Wallace Ace” Neely Tall, blond.... always has a everyone.willing to help if A credit to the class,may y ful ways he with you always smile for possible. our cheer- Sons-: Saying: Ambition : Pet Peeve : Activities: Yy Special Angel Foreigne r Radio Technician Girls that smoke Basketball 1,2,3_Base¬ ball 1,2.Projectionist 4. A Chsfrles Chuck Olbrys Tall, attractive, co-operative..voted class’ best dressed boy...his person¬ ality and wit have gained him many a friend. Song: Saying: Arab i t i on: Pet Peeve : Activities: Harlem Nocturne You know Electrical Engineer Slow Drivers Science Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 ' TTOl A1 an A1 M Roy Versatile, congenial, jovial.our class oianist....a Libs aceV a ooet, and a student all rolled into one. Song: Saying: Ambit ion: p et Peeve: Activities: Remember You’re Mine I guess soj Aeronautical engineer Smart rirls Rasketball-2,3..Glee Club 2,3..Athletic Association Ii.Track-3, 4 .Science Club- . Student Cnuno 1 !- • . Clemence ”Clem n St.Germain Petite, temperamental, studious .... if silence were golden,Clemence would be rich....your amiable ways are sure to bring you success. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve : Raunchy Well! To be a success Algebra Robert ,T Tess Tf Tessier Possesses a sense of humor that will never be forgot ten..full of mischief; always willing to help; a good friend to all....best of luck in the future. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Stardust If you say sol Coach Girls that smoke Basketball 2,3 4 •••Base¬ ball 2,3 4 .Student Coun¬ cil 4. Sheila Sheila Thayer Gay, likeable, carefree.likes to dance.everybody’s friend,..where there ' s fun there ' s Sheila. Song: My Special Angel Saying: What a Bozo! Ambition: Bookkeeper Pet Peeve: Girls with bad tastes Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3 Yearbook Staff i;.Athletic Associa¬ tion. Constance Connie Trottier Short, vivacious, dark-haired, proud of her sparkler..can be counted on to do her share of work, especially on projects. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Twelfth of Never Tell me Hygienist Shorthand Transcript ions Glee Club 2,3..Secretary 3. .Cheerleading 1,2,3,!;. Normand Norm -Trudeau Neat, attractive, co-operative ... good dancer..oopular with all.Student Government Day Renresentative.may the future bring you the success you so well deserve. Song: Saying: Ambition: Pet Peeve: Activities: Chances Are Okav Jack! Autobody Man Girls who dance together Baske tball-1,2,3,U...Glee Club-1,2. Student Council 3,4- Class History Freshmen: Seotember 1951{--55 We entered High School in 195U with 65 members in our class. The first event was the election of class officers: President, Raymond LeBlanc; Vice-President, Albert Pincince; Secretary, Brenda Canestrari; Treasurer, Anne McLaughlin; Student Council, Jean Daloe and Alfred Grenier; Advisor, Mr. William Conlan. Then came the day of initiation, we were all rewarded at the Freshmen Acquaintance dance held by the Seniors that night. We, the freshmen, then held our very own dance which started our treasury growing for our all impor¬ tant Washington Trip. We then had our class trip to Nantasket, where a good time was had by all. One year passed, a Senior class gone, but an advance by our class. Sophomore: Seotember 1955-56 When we all returned in the Fall,we found that a few of our old classmates were missing, but we were joined by a few others to make our class strong. We again had elections of class officers: President, Theodore Graves; Vice-President, Raymond Cloutier; Treasurer, Claire Belanger; Secretary, Jean Dalpe; Student Council, Pauline Gladu and Donald Godin; Advisor, Mr. Jeremiah Kellett. This year we were allowed to hold two events. Our Sophomore Banquet was held at the Em¬ bassy Club,and every one had a wonderful time. Then came our Thanksgiving dance. That made our treasury grow even more. Then came another class trip, another year completed, another Senior class gone,another step forward by our class. Juniors: September 1956-57 In our Junior year, we had a large number of students, one of the largest classes yet. This year again, we held elections of class officers: President,Albert Pineince,Vice - President, Theodore Graves; Secretary, Constance Trottier; Treasurer,Claire Belanger;Student Council, Claudette Dauphin and Normand Trudeau; Class Advisor, Mr. Jeremiah Kellett. We held our Halloween dance; it was a great success. We also selected and received our class rings. Early in Aoril, we started making preparations for the big event, our Prom. Soliciting and decorating was greatly enjoyed. The weather helDed to make it successful. Our Prom coiors were orchid, pink, and green. We danced to tne music of Gene King’s Orchestra and our theme song was ’’Almost Par¬ adise.” Our Prom king was Raymond Cloutier, and our Prom auecn was Priscilla Goryl. i ( 11487 The next event, and the last of the year, was the trip to Nantasket. Everything was at an end for that year and our hardest year was to begin. During the summer we held a few activities sponsored by our Senior Club. These were held to help us raise money for our long awaited Washington Trio. Senior: Sentember 1957-58 At the beginning of the year we chose class officers im¬ mediately so that we could begin our activities for the year. The officers chosen were: President, Albert Pincince; Vice- President, Brenda Canestrari; Treasurer, Claire Belanger; Secretary, Jean Dalpe; Student Council, Jeannette Belanger and Robert Tessier; Class Advisor, Mr. James Keough. We were glad to be the first class to welcome instead of initiating the Freshmen into our school. That night we held a dance in their honor. We all had a good time. Our second big event of the year was our Christmas dance. We h9d a club plan to helo us raise some money. Our raffle was the last means to helo us raise more needed money for our trip. It was a success due to the aid of the townspeople ’s generosity. We had begun working on the yearbook in January. Albert Pin¬ cince was elected Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook Staff. The yearbook was quite .a task but we finally completed it at the last minute . We have just finished re-living all these four years in just a few hours. Last night we enjoyed ourselves at our Senior Banquet; today is our class day 7 , and tommorrow is our last class triD to Nantasket. Thursday evening is graduation with all its tears and smiles. Last, but probably the most remembered,will be the last formal of our high school years, the Commencement Ball, with its beautiful colors and dreamy music. We enjoyed every minute of every year that we have had. The work that, we did have to do was well-worth the trouble. We also appreciate all the aid and co-coeration of the people of the town, faculty of the high school, and all that the students gave us in order to make these four years ' a memo¬ rable one to each and every one of us. By Jane Lambert Joan Caron J ( 11467 CU Wifi We, the class of 1958 being of unsound mind and broken body, do hereby declare this to be our first and last will and testament• To Mr. Rowe, we leave a red scooter as a modern means of transportation to communicate between schools. To Mr. Collins, we leave a bookstand to use in Psychology class with a new Psychology book. To Mr. Keough, we leave a gavel in order to keep peace and quiet at his future class meetings. To Miss O’Neil, we leave a lasso in order to help round up her Senior Cowboys. To Mr. Niedzwiadek, we leave a phonograph record with the lyrics, Turn-Turn-Turn , taken from the great motion pic¬ ture Around The Wheel In Eighty Turns. To Miss Murphy, we leave a season’s pass to the Girls’ Room’,’ to help her find her missing students. To Mrs, Kelly, we leave a spotlight in order to help her find her way through the dark-bottomless pit,which she calls her pocketbook. To Mr. Flynn, we leave a ticket to the moon so that he can coach the all-star basketball team. To Mr. Trudeau, we leave a little bag of gold to pay for his and his students’ snacks. To Mr. Conlan, we leave a book on R-A-I-S-I-N children. We hope you enjoy it. To Mr. Stevens, we leave a bottle of dye in order to get rid of the gray hair we gave him. To Mr. Constine, we leave a bubbler in Miss O’Neil’s room so that he will be able to do two things at once. To Mr. Godin, we leave a ladder in order to help him reach any accumulated articles on the backboard. Richard Ambler leaves all his lumber to all tooth-pick fans. Rachel Beauregard leaves to Arlene Gaboury a bottle of Tem¬ per Preventor ,so that their little quarrels will never lead to anything. Hope you don ' t run out. «« Claire Belanger leaves to next year ' s senior treasurer the remains of their tattered and worn dues book, and the job of chasing after seniors for back dies. Jeannette Belanger leaves to any underclassman the ability to hook a sailor. Make sure you have a heavy anchor.” Raymond Borowski leaves to Norby” Martel a set of keys for his bicycle, so that he can learn how to drive. Happy Land¬ ings ?” Carolyn Bruce leaves to all future driving students a book on How to Strip the Gears.” Brenda Canestrari leaves to Irene Purich a pair of steady heels to help her walk down that long.aisle on graduation day. Joan Caron leaves her laryngitis and bottle of linament to all future cheerleaders. Carol Chilson leaves a pair of stilts to all short girls who just never seem to reach that mirror. Raymond Cloutier leaves the ability to get along with Com¬ mercial Course girls. It wasn ' t easy, was it ”Ray?” Norma Cook leaves her short, blond hair to Marcia Joseph. Florence Couture leaves to Joan Daley and Barbara Eldridge the run of the Cafeteria and the right to argue with the teachers. Janet Cramb leaves her reserved seat on the A.A.bus,and with it she includes a few friends. Diana Crooks leaves to next year 3 lab students a book with 3 easy lessons on How to get out of ' lab ' early.” Last lesson contains this encouraging word ”}-U-I-T.” Jean Dalpe leaves to any other underclassman her mischievous ways, so that this school will never have to look ordinary and dull. Claudette Dauphin leaves to any future senior girl her typ¬ ing skill. With it she includes a few worn-out erasers. Fred Fielder leaves to all his followers his car so they won ' t be lost when next year comes around. Pauline Gladu leaves her lunch box in case any underclassman gets hungry. This small lunch includes the A. P. Super Market. Barbara Glockner leaves her feathered earrings to anyone who ha3 a bald parakeet. -H Priscilla Goryl leaves to any future senior girl her record books of Cash Receipts for the Grace Holmes ' Club Plan. Along with this she leaves a phamphlet entitled How to Earn E-A- S-Y Money in Ten L-O-N-G weeks. Donnie Godin leave ' s his beat-up map of Massachusetts to all wandering freshmen. Ted Graves leaves to Bob Conte qn oxygen tank, in order for him to get used to the thin air. Lorraine Guimelli leaves a reward to any underclassman who finds her lost and treasured articles . Hooe that you can carry the load. Natalie Houseman leaves a soecial buzzer to all future Driv- er Ed students in order to remind them when the hand brake is on. Natalie was always saying that she never traveled much. Jane Lambert leaves to any future A.A. member the ability to sell tickets and miss all the games. Louise Lanowy leaves to anyone who likes interesting arti¬ cles, her oocket-books, which leave quite an interesting trail of beaus. uite a collection, huh,� Lou� ?” Raymond Lefbbvre leaves a book entitled How to Get Along With Teachers to Victor Brodeur. Let ' s hope he can find time to read it. Carol Lemon leaves a pair of broken scissors, to any under¬ classman who has long hair. Don ' t touch them! Dorothy Lewinsky leaves to any future senior girl a book en¬ titled Shortcuts in Shorthand , IF ANYJ Lucille Millette leaves her reserved seat at the New Moon which includes her favorite snack of dynamite pizza and a gallon of water. She always gets a B-A-N-G out of this. Bob McDonnell leaves to any air-fiend hfe beat-up convertible with the torn top. Judy Nason leaves her happy-go-lucky ways to any future sen¬ ior. Wallace Neely leaves his musical horn to all lone wolves. Charlie Olbrys leaves a musical nose to anybody who likes a Honky-Tonk Tune. Albert Pincince leaves one picture postcard of the What, me worry kid? to anyone occupying locker 99 next year. Alan Roy leaves to any future senior the right to cut across aisles and to stop at his or her locker without permission from any dummy whatsoever. 4 H TTO r Clemence St. Germain leaves her quietness to Margie Spear. Let’s hope she doesn’t wear it out in one minute. Sheila Thayer leaves to ’’Connie Godin her ability to get UP in the world—height-wise, of course! Connie Trot tier leaves her shortness and pep to anyone who has trouble finding guys at a reasonable height. With this combination you just can’t miss, or can you? Normand Trudeau and Bob Tessier leave their locker to Bob Sears and Andy Matott, also included are their left.-over lunch bags. Ray LeBlanc...... JUST LEAVES. Witnesses: Jane Kensfield The Witch Doctor Gina Overthebridge Scribe: Claudette Dauphin Charles Olbrys HIGH SCHOOL DAYS, When we were all together. As a happy class. The memories that were made and shared. For many years will last HIGH SCHOOL DAYS, That were exciting yet. So very quickly past. If we could only have one wish. We’d make them last and last. Our first years at B.H.S., They were such fun. Finally came the greatest day Now, we were The One . We ' ll find happiness. Above the thrills and joys. Of things that we like best. We ' ll never ever let them fade away. Our HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. By: Alan Roy Raymond LeBlanc 1652467 Class Time: 6:45 A.M. Date: April 21, 1958 Place: B. H. S. Destination: Washington New York There was plenty of excitement buzzing around the high school that morning. Why? Because everyone was waiting im¬ patiently for our three chaperones to arrive. Mr. Keough had our baggage tickets so we didn ' t want to leave him behind. We loaded the bus which headed for Providence. After waiting to board the train, we were finally on our way. It was a long ride to Grand Central Station and a short walk over to the B. 0. Terminal where the bus was waiting to take us to New Jersey to take the train to Washington. We arrived in Washington with the rain and thunder to greet us. We walked from the station to the Carlyle Hotel. Here, our rooms were assigned and we unpacked. This was our first free evening. Tuesday at 6:30 it was rise and shine for a big day ahead of us. First we took a bus to the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. Here we saw more money than one could believe possible. Thirty-two million dollars a day is printed. Next we headed for the Smithsonian Institute where we saw every thing from the hugh dinasaurs to you name it i Our next visit was the Washington Monument. Those 896 steps were a long hike for those who walked up, but coming down we thought we would never reach the bottom. Back to the hotel for lunch. After lunch we walked to the Capital and the Congressional Library. For dinner we went to the Casino Royal where we saw and heard Jerry Vale. Wednesday after breakfast we coach which took us to the home of Vernon. We stopped en route at the Arlington Cemetery,saw the Changing of the Unknown Soldier. We had boarded the bus once again to go to Washington Cathedral. We returned t and the rest of the evening free, the Capital, others swimming, and s game. boarded a special motor- George Washington, Mount Iwo Jima Monument and,at of the Guards at theTomb our lunch in Maryland and the Monastery and the o the hotel to have dhner Many went sight seeing at till others to a baseball Thursday moring after breakfast we left Washington, with suitcases in hand, headed for New York. On the way to the B 0 we stopped at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. We had lunch at the Oriol Restaurant in Baltimore. After lunch we headed for Saint Paul Station to board the B 0. As usual the train was late. To pass the time away we had some pretty good card games. 1 g ■ 1652467 We arrived in New York about 6 o ' clock p.m. Our hotel here was the Shelton Towers Rooms were assigned. After putting our luggage in our rooms we met in the lobby to go to Child ' s for dinner We had a free evening that night. Some of us walked aroung Time Square while others stayed at the hotel to unpack. Friday we could sleep a little later. At 7 o ' clock we were called. After breakfast we walked to Radio City Music Hall where we saw Marjorie Morningstar with Natalie Wood and Gene Kelly. We had lunch at Child ' s on 5th Avenue. After lunch we walked to the Empire State Building which is 102 stories high. After that we had the rest of the afternoon free. At 6:i|5 P m. we left for the Village Barn in Greenwich Village. Dinner, dancing, and a floor show were provided. After the Village Barn we were free for the evening. Six daring stu¬ dents, Bren, Lorri, Pris, Tess, Ray, and Putts went for an exciting ride through Central Park, down 5th Avenue, to the front entrance of our hotel in a horse-drawn buggy. Saturday morning after breakfast we took a three-hour yacht trip around Manhattan Island. We had lunch at Child ' s. At 3 o ' clock we were ready to check out of the hotel. We boarded a bus which took us to Grand Central. Here we waited until 5 o’clock for our train to leave. We h8d a fine trip homeward on the train. We arrived in Providence at 8:21 p.m. and took a special bus to good-old Bellingham, We arrived here at 9 15 p.m. We wish to extend our appreciation to Miss O ' Neil, Miss Murphy, and Mr.Keough for making our trip the most enjoyable event during our four years at Bellingham High School snd hope the next year ' s Seniors will enjoy theirs at least half as much as we didl MANAGER OF CARLYLE HOTEL Priscilla Goryl Lorraine Guimelli 1658467 Senior Srip Wit lemoned Ape Call! BarsJ Could this be the Carlyle Hotel? Fall off your motorcycle. Rock? The pause that refreshes. “The Dining Car is Still Open” An Impressive Sight. m Anybody for a toothpick? A friend, Claudette? 1652467 Hello, Mr, Tessier Friendl Anxiously Waiting Looking For Something? Another Landmark Ready To Go 1652457 I The Fir© Escape Gang. Buddiesl Wide Awake Editor. 7 M 1 Here Gomes The Floor Detective Landmarks We Will Never Forget Class Prophecy I H I Time-June 19, 1968 Place-Bellingham Cinema Ballroom Occasion-Reunion of the Class of ' 58 Connie : Lorraine: Connie: Lorraine: Connie: Lorraine: Connie : Lorraine: Connie : Lorraine : Connie: Lorraine: Connie: Lorraine: Connie: Gee l Doesn’t it seem fantastic that already ten years have passed since we were a group of fun- loving Seniors without a care in the world? It certainly does and to think in a matter of minutes we will unite once again. I wonder just how many of our classmates we will be able to recognize. I don’t know, but we shall soon find out for here comes one of them now. I think it ' s Claudette... Claudette Dauphin. You’re right; it Is she. She ' s not at all the way I pictured her. After all who would ever think a professional tennis player could ever look so stunning. I know, Connie, but some people have all the luck. Speaking of luck, Albert Pincince never needed any with the head that he had. For a student who almost wrecked the Chemistry room one day with his crazy-mixed-up experiments, he is known one of the most famous chemists. Here comes Priscilla Goryl, one of the foremost designers in the fashion world. Lorraine, that fellow talking to her looks like.. Oh ConnieJ That ' s Teddy Graves. You must remember him in our last year of high school, when we won the Class E Championship. He ' s taking over the position of high school coach since Mr. Flynn took over the position of Assistant Principal. Well,if it isn ' t Joan Caron and Natalie Houseman. Did you know that they were still working hand in hand in the Stitch - em - up - Good Hospital in Bellingham under the direction of the head nurse, Carolyn Bruce ? That ' s right,and Carolyn is under the supervision of Dr. Robert Tessier,a major surgeon in the same hospital. Oh there ' s a beautiful sports car pulling up. ' ho do you suppose is in it? It looks like Donnie Godin, Jane Lambert, and Bob McDonnell. Jane is noted as a Sports Car Dealer who is always giving her customers a good ride. She handles all of Donnie ' s creations, and Bob is her top mechanic. That car is a very pood example of Donnie ' s work. Speaking of good work, did you read about Ray Le- febvre in the paper last week? He just came back from Daytona Beach, Florida where he won the All- American Motorcycle race. Yes, I read about it in the Cherry Times. Speak¬ ing of the Times, isn ' t that Normand Trudeau that just walked in? 4 j uil4t 7 ) I Lorraine: Connie: Lorraine: Connie: Lorraine : Connie : Lorraine : Connie : Lorraine : Connie : Lorraine: Connie: Lorraine: Connie : Lorraine : Connie: Yes, that ' s he. He ' s the Editor-in-Chief of the Tines. He always was one for publicizing things. Her come Sheila Thayer and Brenda Canestrari. They also just returned from Paris with Priscilla. They surely do a good job of modeling the wonder¬ ful fashions that Priscilla designs. Well, here come two very familiar faces, Barbara Glockner and Judy Nason. Barbara just came back aboard the Bellingham Jet 100 from Africa. Then Judy must have flown in with her because the last I heard she was leading Ray Borowski on a Big Game Hunt in the Northern portion of the con¬ tinent. Here comes Ray now. He was Big Game Hunting for Lions, but only got the cubs.I hope he doesn ' t worry too much.They ' 11 grow up. That ' s Dick Ambler over there isn ' t it? Yes, the one with Lucille Millette, Dick has become a very important engineer in the field of Guided Missiles, and Lou, his private secretary is always with him. That ' s right too • I remember reading about that, just a few days ago. They just sent another Guided Missile up to the moon with a dog in it which was not approved by Florence Couture. Yes, since Florence became head of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to animals, people will think twice before they send another animal out into space without her consent. There ' s Carol Lemon over there! She hasrft changed a bit. Did you know she was a Veterinarian at the Poundville Hospital ? She has done remarkably well for herself. There ' s Dorothy Lewinsky, who use to be very good in Shorthand and Typing. Now she is putting both of them to very good use as a court stenographer under the direction of Judge Wallace Neely. He would surely be lost without her help. Did you know that Ray LeBlanc owns his own radio studio now in Bellingham? The call letters are W.B.H.S. He always use to be good at spinning records at all our dances and during lunch time, too. I always thought he wanted to be a teacher.Speaking of teachers,Diana Crooks and Clemence St. Germain just walked in. They are both teaching at B.H.S. now, and they say it ' s just like it was before. Did you see Norma Cook? I thought I saw her come in, but I wasn ' t sure. Yes, she ' s here along with Jeannette Belanger.They are both telephone operators in toe Bellingham Tel. Tel. The experience we all had in our senior year must have helped them in their present posi¬ tions • That ' s Alan Roy over there, isn ' t it?He certainly has come a long way from composing our Class Song to writing Top Tunes of ' 68. Lorraine: Connie : Lorraine: Connie : Lorraine: Connie: Lorraine: Connie: Lorraine: Connie: Lorraine: Connie: Lorraine: Connie: Alan sure has what it takes. Isn’t that Carol Chilson with him? She has also become very famous as an artist. She just came back from Washington where she completed her third portrait of the presi¬ dent . Oh, look who’s here I It’s Jean Dalpe and Claire Belanger. Jean has become world famous as a psy¬ chiatrist and Claire has become Vice-President of the Bellingham Savings Bank. After three years of handling our class money, it must have heloed her get where she is today. Isn ' t that Charles Olbrys? He’s become noted as the King of Calypso. Since he owns his own band, he is really well-known. And there ' s the King of Kings now, Ray Cloutier, better know as Romano Ray to his audiences. His latest picture Lost Rockets will premiere some¬ times next month in Russia. Lorraine, isn ' t that Janet CrambY I understand she swam the English Channel for the sixth conseo- utive time,last week, breaking all past records. Remember Louise Lanowy? She owns her own Hat shop in France which she calls The House of Feathers’.’ Rachel Beauregard also owns her own shop,but hers is a little different. Liking small things she opened a Tops Toddlers store, for her own pleasure, in Birmingham, Alaska. Let me see are we all here? No, there is still one more guest to arrive.First of all though, Connie, tell me just what you have been doing with yourself. Well, you know just how much I always wanted to be a Dentist. Now I have my own office with Pauline Gladu as my receptionist. What about you Lorraine ? I always did like to re-arrange furniture at borne, along with color schemes, so I am now in business for myself. I call my business Lorry’s Interior Decorating . Say, look who just came in the doorJ It’s Freddy Fielder. He was just appointed President of the Stop and Shop in Medfield. Their home office is now in Bellingham. Well, we have all progressed so well in the last ten years; let us all hope that ten years from to¬ day we shall have attained even greater success and fulfilled all our goals. Connie Trottier Lorraine Guimelli Bon Voyage”. My Personal Possession”. Rainbow”. Careless”. Confusion”. Its Not For Me To Say”. After School . Memories Are Made Of This ... My Special Angel . Repeat After Me . I Am Learning . Alone . Chances Are ... Sixteen Tons”. Wait and See ... I’ll Remember Today . ”0h What A Day . That’ll Be The Day . And So To Sleep Again . Almost Paradise . So Rare”. Zip Zip . Can I Steal A Little Love ... Why Don’t They Understand ... ”99 Ways . Hard To Get . Keep A Knocking . My Bucket ' 3 Got A Hole In It Gone . Long, Lonely Nights . Around the . orld In 80 Days . Longest Walk . An Affair to Remember . And That Reminds Me”. Treat Me Nice . Turn Back The Hands Of T ' .me . Washington Trip Diploma Former Class Rings Driving Lessons Class Meetings Report Cards Cheerleading Practice Our Yearbook Corridor Sweethearts French Class freshmen After Graduation Sophomores Shorthand Homework Juniors Graduation Day Class Outing Honor Roll Economic Class Junior Prom Vacations Senior Fashion Show A.A. Bus Weekend Homework Shorthand Transcription Dues Office Janitor’s Complaint Freshmen Initiation Exams Track Team Religious Education Sophomore Banquet High School Days Soliciting Class Reunion By Dot Lewinsky i— k y iSYi WE HAVEN ' T GOT A BUT WE HAVE A Orange...Lemon Maine.N. H. Cemetery.Graves Donut. .Cookie Venus.....Diana t The sun..... ..Hays -H Hymn.Carol «H Dog.C.A.T. Chesterfield.L. M. Cadillac •••• .Dauphin P. C. B. C. Arc • Joan All ad in.Jeannie River.. .Flo Farmer.Fielder Pot Roast.Chuck Period ••••••••• .Dot Jack ..Ace Roger.Roy Coca Cola. ••••••• . .Lambert Speedy.L.A.G. Punch..Judy Soldier.C.B. Graduate.P.G. Donkey. Boro Exams.Tess Ponytail •••• .Bob First National ..A P Kiwanis. .J.C. Road.S.T. Duck.Donald Rock Roll. ....R. B. John Alden. ••••. .. .Priscilla Bus.C.A.B. Plea.B.E.G. Auxiliary. .C.D. Untidy. Neat J b 114 b 7 Who ' s Who Raymond Lefebvre...CUTEST. T. Graves, R. Ambler,.TALLEST.. Charles Olbrys.. .NEATEST..... R. Lefebvre, A. Pincince.SHORTEST...., Normand Trudeau....TARDIEST...., Robert Tessier.WITTIEST...., Robert McDonnell.QUIETEST.... Robert Tessier..NOISIEST...., Albert Pincince.YOUNGEST.... Richard Ambler..BEST ACTOR... Normand Trudeau...BEST DANCER ..., Charles Olbrys...BEST DRESSED.. Charles Olbrys.BEST MANNERED. . Wallace Neely. BEST NATURED.., Raymond Lefebvre......BEST SALESMAN.. Raymond LeBlanc..BEST PERSONALITY Alan Roy.MOST MODEST.. Robert McDonnell.MOST Normand Trudeau.MOST Raymond Lefebvre.MOST Theodore Graves.MOST Richard Ambler.MOST Alan Roy. •••• . .MOST Wallace Neely. .. •••• .MOST Raymond Cloutier..MOST Raymond LeBlanc.MOST Donald Godin.MOST Frederick Fielder..MOST Albert Pineince...........MOST BASHFUL. POPULAR. ARTISTIC. ATHLETIC. DRAMATIC. STUDIOUS. SOCIABLE. STUBBORN.. AMBITIOUS. TALKATIVE. PRACTICAL. INDUSTRIOUS.... Raymond Cloutier.MOST ATTRACTIVE.... Raymond Lefebvre......MOST CO-OPERATIVE... Theodore Graves...........MOST ARGUMENTATIVE.. Raymond Borowski.... 0 HAPPY GO LUCKY. Albert Pineince........MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Albert Pincince•••••••••.DID MOST FOR CLASS... Raymond Cloutier.ROMEO JULIET..... Normand Trudeau.TYPICAL H. S. BOY GIRL. Theodore Graves.POLITICIAN. Wallace Neely....... ..CLASS DREAMER.... Robert Tessier. ••••••.CLASS CLOWN..... Emile Willerval.FAVORITE FRESHMAN.. Richard Gladu.FAVORITE SOPHOMORE. Ralph Nason.... .FAVORITE JUNIOR... ' FAVORITE ORCHESTRA. FAVORITE HANGOUT.. FAVORITE SPORT... FAVORITE SONG.... FAVORITE EVENT... CLASS MARSHALL.. Lucille Millette Sheila Thayer Dorothy Lewinsky Carol Chilson Brenda Canestrari Jane Lambert Clemence St. Germain Claudette Dauphin Louise Lanowy Barbara Glockner Jean Dalpe Dorothy Lewinsky Natalie Houseman Rachel Beauregard Carolyn Bruce Joan Caron Carolyn Bruce Clemence St. Germain Brenda Canestrari Carol Chilson Claudette Dauphin Claire Belanger Clemence St. Germain Sheila Thayer Janet Cramb Pauline Gladu Jeannette Belanger Florence Couture Claire Belanger Brenda Canestrari Priscilla Goryl Pauline Gladu Judy Nason Diana Crooks Lorraine Guimelli Sheila Thaver Jean Dalpe Connie Trottier Carol Lemon Norma Cook Joan Callahan Beverly Thayer Irene Purich Glenn Miller hth period study Basketball Almost Paradise Washington Trip Irene Purich V CLAIRE CLAUDETTE Wee Kids RAY C. fir . 5 PAULINE NORM PRIS JANET DIANA DOT CAROL L. CAROL C. FLORENCE B Jtc BRENDA CLEMEN CE LOUISE ALAN BOB FREDDY BARB CONNIE J01JL4 7 % Hi - Utes School Days Watch those calories, pirlsJ A typical sub Gone but not forgotten What ' s uo Doc? Buddies Cheering the team on l,, or me? Long live Porky” Cook uniorA re Amen JUNIOR CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS omore4 SOPHOMORE CLASS ctivitie6 i 011467 HBHI GLEE CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL j (� i 147 1 STUDENT VOICE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CO-EDITORS Ralph Nason Thomas Asselin Doris Pelletier THE OTHER STAFF MEMBERS Arlene Gaboury Sandra Hreczuch Constance Kozimor Evelyn Laflamme Irene Purich tkleticd The 1957 Bellingham High School Cross Country team won the Massachusetts Class D and the South Central Massachusetts Cross-Country League Championships for the second year in a row. The Hawks, led by CaDtain Ted Graves and Arthur Jarrett who broke records nearly every time he ran, comoiled an ex¬ cellent record of 7 wins and a second place finish in the Knights of Columbus Race. With only two of his top ten run¬ ners graduating, Coach Flynn should have another very suc¬ cessful season. By Ted Graves jt lJL4K.? Basketball Led by Co-Caotains Ted Graves and Norm Trudeau, the M 57-58 ,f lackhawks smashed every Bellingham High School Basketball record existing. Among these records were: Most points scored in a season 1816 Most consecutive victories 18 Most Doints in a game 109 Most points in varsity career by individual (Ted Graves) 1165 Highest team scoring average 69.8 Most points in one year by individual (Ted Graves ) 606 Most points in one game by individual (Ted Graves) 1|1 Norm Trudeau also established an in¬ dividual rebounding record by pull¬ ing in 382 rebounds. The Hawks The Hawks have an unbelievable record of 2l . wins and 2 losses including the Tri-County League Championship and the Bay State Class E Tournament. With Andy Matott, Lloyd Leveille Ronnie Bonollo, C-reg Tremba, Ralph Nason, and others return¬ ing. By Ted Graves i it i 1 Baseball With many veterans returning, Coach Flynn and his squad of 1958 are hoDing for another successful season. Last year’s successful team won the Tri-County championship and had a season ' s record of 15 wins and 1 loss. This year the team will be led by Co-Captains Bob Tessier and Ted Graves. By Ted Graves BASKETBALL RECORD FOR 1957-58 SEASON B.H.S. ODDonent Bellingham 44 Uxbridge 52 Bellingham 72 St. Mary’s 46 Bellingham 66 Alumni 46 Bellingham 52 Uxbridge 43 Bellingham 72 Milford 69 Bellingham 64 -“-Norfolk 38 Bellingham 76 ttMillis 37 Bellingham 61 -“-Douglas 42 Bellingham 69 -“-Medway 51 Bellingham 73 -“-Norton 56 Bellingham 109 ---Blackstone 24 Bellingham 75 -“-Medfield 35 Bellingham 76 --•Norfolk 56 Bellingham 101 - -Medfield 64 Bellingham 84 ttMillis 27 Bellingham 73 -x-Douglas 55 Bellingham 87 - -Medway 46 Bellingham 63 -“-Norton 55 Bellingham 61 -“-Blackstone 38 Bellingham 51 Tri-C All Stars 57 Bellingham 63 Franklin 55 Bellingham 77 -“--“-St. Charles 51 Bellingham 67 -“----Littleton 42 Bellingham 59 Franklin 45 Bellingham 61 -::-“-Charlton 48 Bellingham 61 -“-“-Pete rs 58 IBIS 1233 W in s 24 Losses 2 - Tri County League - •---Bay State Tournament BASEBALL RECORD FOR 1957 SEASON Bellingham 4 Uxbridge 1 Bellingham 4 Uxbridge 3 Bellingham 4 Douglas 6 Bellingham 6 St. Andrews 5 Bellingham 9 Douglas 6 Bellingham 18 St. Andrews 4 Bellingham 8 Blackstone 0 Bellingham 20 Medway 5 Bellingham 9 Medfield 3 Bellingham 6 Hope dale 0 Bellingham 10 Millis 1 Bellingham 15 Blackstone 8 Bellingham k Medway 0 Bellingham 5 Medfield 1 Bellingham 3 Hopedale 2 Bellingham 9 Millis 0 Wins 15 Losses 1 Compliments of SENIOR PARENTS Mr. k Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. 3c Mrs. Mr. Mr. 3c Mrs . Mr. k Mrs. Mr. 3c Mrs . Mr. Mrs . Mr. 3e Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. k Mrs . Mr. 3: Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. k Mrs . Mr. k Mrs • Mr. 3c Mrs. Mr. Mrs . Mr. k Mrs . Mr. k Mrs. Mr. 3c Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. .Mrs. Mr. 3c Mrs. Mr. 3c Mrs • Mr. k Mrs . Mr. 3c Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. 3c Mrs . Mr. 3c Mrs. Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. 3c Mrs. Mr. k Mrs. Mr. k Mrs . Mr. k Mrs. Mr. 3c Mrs. Mr. 3c Mrs. Richard Ambler Hector Beauregard Albert Belancer,Sr. Antoine Belanger Henry Borowski Aldwyn Bruce Augusto Canestrari Theadore Caron Carleton Chilson Wilbrod Cloutier Harold Cook,Sr. Lester Cramb Elmer Crooks Sylvio Daloe Lucien Dauphin Bernard Fielder Eugene Gladu Martin Glockner Paul Goryl Willis Godin Anthony J. Guimelli Ernest Houseman Roland Labelle Stanley Lanowy Walter LeBlanc Patrick Lefebvre Henry J. Lemon Joseph Lewinsky Lionel Millette Fredrick McDonnell Harold Nason George Neely Charles Olberys Carlton Patrick Stephen Petrosky George Pincince Henry Roy Julien St.Germain Frederick Tessier Vincent Thayer Fred Trottier Oscar Trudeau c i t l Jl4 i- Cl 33 -President.Ralph Nason V ice , President.Gregory Tremba — Secretary....... .Irene Purich T Ireasurer.Madeleine Aubin — Student Council Members... Norman Laime — Dori3 Pelletier % men Off icerA President.Douglas Welsh Vice President.Phillip Masse Secretary.Serina Campanelli Treasurer.Linda Chaplin Student Council Members.Judith Graves David Jarrett omore Off icerS President.Richard Tebeau Vice President.Richard Picard Secretary.Suzanne Berard Treasurer.Irene Bourassa Student Council Members..Robert Conte Ann Kozak % BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE V. S. 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TU. 3-8980 120 PULASKI BLVD. SO. BELLINGHAM. MASS. Phone TUcker 3-6772 A. W. KOZIMOR SONS BODY WORKS Custom Built Truck Bodies WELDING - GENERAL REPAIRING 21 Governor Avenue So. Bellinghem, Matt. ' ll {lifted, ' 4, Sea fyaad • ' DELICACIES OF THE DEEP” 805 Cumberland Hill Road Woonsocket, Rhode Island POplar 9-6260 Boro Wrecking Co. Building Wreckers Salvage Materials BELLINGHAM LUMBER CO. Elm Street - So. Bellingham. Mass. BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLIES Pulaski Boulevard ft Lake St. • So. Bellingham. Mass. TUcker 3-7996 Tel. tucker 3-6878 POPLAR 9-22BO Tel. TU 3-7469 GROSSMAN’S VIENS AND BLACKWOOD BODY SHOP Lumber, Roofing, Paint, Plumbing, Building Materials Body Work-Painting-Wrecks Rebuilt Auto Radios Repaired FrEO LETENDRE 333 RIVER ST. HANALitR WOONSOCKET, H. 1. 7U0 Pulaski Blvd. So, Bellingham, Mass. ANN ' S MARKET 61 South Main Street South Bellingham, Ma Tel: T TT cker 3-9050 1 MEflfiBttK HOUSE KANSAS GTTT 6, MISSOURI Lithographed in U. S. A. by Yearbook House