Bristol County Agricultural School - Tiller Yearbook (Dighton, MA)

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4' Most Likely to Succeed Most A mbmous Best Looking Best Dressed Best Bowler Best Joke Teller Most Popular Tallest Shortest Best Sport Best Dancer Best Driver Most Successful Egg Judge Most Successful Flower Show Exhibitor Most Successful Poultry Judge Oldest Youngest ------ Most Fun to Be With Most Determined - - l cwafzcted WINFIELD BOWEN RAYMOND SEEKELL ROGER LaFONTAINE JOSEPH DeCOSTA WILLIAM NEWTON ROBERT HUNT CURTIS WORTHINGTON HERRICK HOLLIS DONALD BUDD WILLIAM NEWTON HERRICK HOLLIS DONALD BAPTISTA RICHARD QUAGAN CAROL BERNARDO WILLIAM SULLIVAN WILLIAM SYLVIA -------------CAROLBERNARDO ---------------------------DONALDBUDD -------------MARTINGERTSON Most Athletic ---------------------------- RAYMOND SEEKELL Most Quiet ----- Class Romeo ---- Most Courteous - - - Most Sophisticated - Most Argumentative Greatest Time Killer ----------------cURTrsDow -------------------------ROGERLaFONTAINE -------------WINFIELDBOWEN ------------DONALDBAPTISTA --------------GEORGEORRALL -------------THOMASASHLEY Most A greeable --------- ------------------- I OSEPH DeCOSTA Most Mischievous ----- - - ----- - - Most Nonchalant - - Most Sincere ---- Most Sociable ------- Most Humorous - - - ------------RAYMONDSEEKELL -------------THOMASASHLEY -------------RICHARDQUAGAN ------------- --'-CURTISWORTHINGTON --------'--'--WILLIAMSYLVIA Most Cooperative ---------------- - ----------- ARTHUR STUTZ Best Student -------------- - - - ---- -------- WI LLIAM SULLIVAN 1. '- I ,l,-...a .J.A- ' , ' ,. l ' ,,,, , , . H

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l' BE IT REMEMBERED THAT WE the Class of 1954 of the Agricultural School of the County of Bristol located at Segreganset in said County of Br15tol in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts being of sound mind and memory but knowing the uncertainty of this life do make this our last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by us at anytime heretofore made To the Class of 1955 of said Bristol County Agr1cu1tural School we do hereby will and bequeath from such 1nd1v1du als as are hereinafter named the followlng gifts Thomas Ashley Donald Bapt1sta Carol Bernardo Winfield Bowen His time k1111ng capacity HIS driving skill Her ability to get away with murder HIS everlasting crew cut Donald Budd HIS little black book Joseph DeCosta H15 gum supply Martin Gertson HIS ability to sell advert1s1ng space The T 111e r Herrick Hollis HIS two dollar words Robert Hunt H15 unpaid transportat1on bills Curt1s Dow HIS ability to get along with people Roger LaFonta1ne H15 handsome countenance W1ll1am Newton HIS basketball skxll George Orrall HIS s1deburns Richard Quagan H15 poultry Judging ability Raymond Seekell H15 roguish eyes W1ll1am Sullivan H15 intense desire to go to college Arthur Stutz The pawn t1Cket to his car William Sylvia - His quiet way. Curtis Worthington - His charming blue eyes In testimony whereof we hereunto set our hands and in the presence of three witnesses declare this to be our last will and testament this first day of March in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four. Witnesses: Carol Bernardo Martin Gertson Rayrnond Seekell The Class of 1954 By ArthurW Stutz President ,-f ,ll ,1- , .f P 1.-1 ,:.- fi ,. -m . - 'ilim-.-ai. if-L:-1 -5 '

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cu' On September 6th of 1951 srxty jubxlant teen agers who composed the Freshman Class set foot on Aggle S011 for the fust txme The school butldrngs and therr surroundmgs presented a very pretty plcture as the burldxngs set on top of a shght h11l and slopmg down from them are lush green pastures acres of well culuvated row crops and a large orchard that ylelded a plen txful supply of JUICY red apples of many var1et1es Looktng back on that frrst year we real1ze today what an rmportant event ll was when we entered th1s school and what a worthy vocatxon agr1culture really ts Durmg our past four years at Aggxe many events took place whlch w1ll be long remembered Among the happy ones were the constructton of the new dalry bam wh1ch stands 1n our mlnds as an tdeal tn modern and san1tary dauy farmmg Another great event was the buildmg of the new shop whrch rn my estrmatxon IS one of the greatest projects ever undertaken by teen age students under the superv1s1on of professronal help Thrs stands as a lasung trlbute to thls Class of 54 for tt was started rn our Sophomore year and rs now IH use duung our Semor year Many other pleasant events occurred dunng our four years here whrch unfortunately are too numerous to mentxon but there were many dances and proms-and numerous basketball games that we w1ll always remember I beheve that the Future Farmers of Amerlca played an rmportant part rn our Aggre l1fe It fumlshed an orgarnzauon to sponsor dlfferent events durtng the year Among them Aggre Nlght IS the most lmportant It IS a banquet wrth entertaxnment and furrushes the students w1th an opportumty to present Ihell' parents to the faculty and to HCQUBIDI them wlth the school It IS the bel1ef of th1s graduaung class whrch has dwrndled to nlneteen pupils dunng the past four years that there IS no other vocatron more worthy of the efforts of hfe than agr1culture and we belxeve that there IS no other school avallable U1 thrs part of the country whtch can better prepare a young man for a 11fe of farmmg than Brrstol Aggle However after spendmg four years 1n thts school we well realize what It takes I0 make 2 successful Aggle student and It IS thrs F1I'St A profound deslre to adopt the vocation of farmmg Second A wrllmgness to learn and remember what one has learned Last but not least A belief tn and a desrre to uphold the trad1t1on whtch you have acqulred 1n takmg up farmtng Arthur Stutz Q. O