Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1948 volume:

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Uagfs of dolzfslzfa YEARBOOK STAFF . 2 DEDICATION . 4 FACULTY . 5-8 OFFICERS .... . 9-11 PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS . . 12-13 CLASS BANNER, MOTTO 14 PROPI-IETS .... 15 HISTORIANS . 16 CLASS HISTORY . 17 CLASS ODE, MUSIC . 18 CLASS POEM . . 19 CLASS ORATION . . 20 MOSTS AND BESTS. . 21-24 ACTIVITIES . . 25-48 CARTOON . 49 CANDIDS . . 50-53 SPORTS . . 54-66 GRADUATES . . 67-109 AUTOGRAPHS . . 1 10 ADVERTISEMENTS . 11 1-132 .L-Zbecficafion Vle, the class of l948, dedicate our Yearbook to Ralph S. Frellick with congratu- lations on his first successful year managing the affairs of Brockton Hiqh School. Pecoqnizinq his ability and sincerity, we have corne to admire hirn as both an able 'guide and a true friend. Because of his efforts and those of his staff, ours has been a highly profitable year, and we are certain that the classes to follow will benefit, as we have, froni his fine leadership. 4 -J SQ Q i X , X w X121 Z S !XvN 77 ,:1 NX f FACULTY BuSSY , 6lClzbAy l-1 X Qi! RALPH S. FRELLICK, Headmaster WILLIAM I. MONTGOMERY, Master BERNICE SYLVESTER, Dean oi Girls DEPARTMENTS LANGUAGE . ..... . Charles F. Bates HISTORY . . Clinton H. Bonney ENGLISH . . . Harold T. Eaton MATHEMATICS . . . Carl R. MacPherson HOUSEHOLD ARTS . . Shirley Fisher COMMERCIAL . . Alton E. Iohngren LIBRARIAN . . Evelyn R. Robinson MUSIC . . . Robert A. Spencer MANUAL ARTS . . George F. Laing PHYSICAL EDUCATION . E. Marion Roberts SCIENCE . Nelson E. Sanborn STAFF Edith C. Alden I. Olive Allison Lloyd D. Avery Mildred H. Badger Anna M. Beal Helen K. Beaton Elizabeth M. Belkus Beatrice L. Bosworth Harriet P. Bourne Frances M. Bradley Doris E. Brooks F. Loring Churchill Catherine Coleman Rose H. Condon Ruth T. Cosgrove Stephen M. Cote Daniel M. Creedon Dorothea Davis George S. Dunham Iohn H. Egger ' Dorothy Ely B. Elizabeth Elzbut Martha P. Farwell Leo I. Fitzpatrick Lydia A. Gibbs Helen R. Gilmore Rose Glasmann Dorothy I. Goodridge Grace Harlow Doris M. Hathaway Marion A. Hebert Pauline L. Hoit Charles R. Holden Ronald F. Holt Helga T. Iohnson Ralph G. Iohnson, Ir. Grace D. Keenan Archibald Kelly Anna L. Lindtors Arthur L. Long Margaret A. Long Mona E. Lynch Norman B. Nash Christine A. Northrup Evelyn I. Paine William V. Parsons Ethel F. Perkins Martha E. Pierce SECRETARIES Virginia E. Pierce Iessie C. Pratt Helen S. Ransom Mildred A. Rauscher Mary L. Reilly Harr-y E. Reuell Edith C. Robinson Margaret H. Russell Francis L. Saba Howard T. Sandrock Eleanor Simmons Helen L. Smith Katherine A. Smyth Edith D. Sprague Arthur E. Staff Ruth M. Stokes Grace W. Studley Frank I. C. Swanson Elvira A. Sylvia Hilda M. Todd William E. Todd Catherine A. Tuttle Elizabeth H. Whelan August H .Wigren CECILIA M. MCMULLEN, Secretary to Headmaster AUDREY L. COYNE ROSE B. JONES w L. Sammi NELSON ' , , h ME. I.f1ONTGCI.'fERH J germfeudent QI Schoulb Masier 'Qi - . G 1 f ' i .4 n 1 . if X 'X X at EHNICE SYLVESTEP. i':3.ULINE L. HOIT Dean of Girls Senior Class Advise 7 FACULTY f A 'iffndiqj gig V? lx? f 1 l 6 'f C1-has Kgs X? f X Sperm.. X 5 X X cfm, Ummm For three successive years the l948 class otticers have led their class with unusual success. Their efficient labors having been recognized, they have been chosen to serve again for the senior year. Representing the Class are President, Charles Ball: Viceepresident, Elinor Neatseyp Secretary, Eva Outchcunisg and Treasurer, George Clairmont. lU 'fr' ' X ,if sf -. F Emi, ,Ag ,f i .I. I If i, I l i , , . JCI! ,f all il' 4 . 9 T '-I Rr! Cfdzid giveculfiue Gmmlfffee Like the Class Officers, the Executive Committee served three years. lri aclditiori to their Ex5Liii?z5'diii'ieEf'QviEh'tifIE?E5f?i'5d out effEEiEhiiyT'ih657 iH5'dbhZ1EqS of mariy other activities. Pausiriq from their extra-curricular duties are Patricia Bayries, Mary Ariri Cahill, lean MacDonald, William Collins, and Robert Laing. ll lqfediclenf li .fdclvlreaa .M Youth Takes Account of Stock By CHARLES HERBERT BALL lf a cynic were to visit us today, he might claim that at this siders himself or herself to be one of the wisest persons on the face of the earth! But he would be wrong, simply because he would be confusing youthful happiness with conceit. For, although we have amassed the astounding total of twelve years of fundamental education, we do not pretend to be pre- pared to step out into the world, and shape the destinies of other human beings! Before we reach that ultimate power, we have many ladders to mount and many tumbles to take. So today, instead of discussing the problems of a chaotic world -problems which we can at present do little to clarify-perhaps it would be profitable for us to take a kind of inventory of the traits that may help or hinder us in our efforts to become sensible, law-abiding, God-fearing citizens and efficient workers in whatever field we choose. Probably youth's most serious liability is over-confidence. Many teen-agers are unwilling to take advice, and be guided by their elders, whose only fault per- haps is their over-eagerness to save youth from the usual mistakes of adoles- ence. But that eagerness is frequently misunderstood. ln any graduating class, at least a few seniors have been guilty of muttering the old complaint, My folks are always trying to ruin my good times! Such an attitude is regrettable, for in addition to showing over-confidence, it also reveals lack of humility, the first of the virtues. In fact, perhaps we shall have to admit, sadly, that occasionally youth is inclined not to appreciate the well-meant efforts of others to bring him to his present happy state: he takes benefits and kindnesses for granted, with too great a sense of his own importance and too little gratitude. However, if he is lo prosper in life, youth must realize the wisdom of listening to the words of his elders. Remember, He who is forewarned, is forearmed. Perhaps the next youthful liability is impulsiveness. The young man or woman going out into the world has many important decisions to make. Shall he con- tinue his education? What about joining the army? What job appears to offer most opportunity for advancement? Even such very important undertakings as marriage or business ventures are entered upon without due thought to the factors that make the project a wise or foolish step. The final decisions on these all-important questions and any others must be made with deliberation. Once again youth is confronted with the necessity of heeding-or at least seeking- the advice of his elders. Otherwise, catastrophe may result from youthful jump- ing to unwise conclusions. f,'UlllfIlllt'll un pugc' H19 12 moment, nearly every senior in our graduating class con- Another trait common to youth is emotional instability. The young person is liable to be influenced too greatly by a false sense of values and matters of rela- tive unimportance, such as parties and clothes. Naturally it pays to be well- groomed, but we must not place too much emphasis on the old saying that Fine feathers make fine birds. Many times, the younger members of a family sulk because they lack the appropriate clothes for the party it would break their hearts not to attend. This type of young person is apt to be over-sensitive to well-meant rebukes concerning his excessive interest in social affairs, forgetting that a friend's frown is better than a foolfs frown. He or she must be careful not to be influenced by false standards, simply to obtain the wrong kind of popularity. Let us also remember that, although here and there we may find an ungrateful youth who has a tendency to be ashamed of his parents' clothes or home, parents often lack luxuries merely because of sacrifices they have glad- ly made for their often unappreciative children! Besides, folks who are im- pressed by a person's fine clothes, or wealth, or social prestige, and who pay no attention to the individual's character or brain or soul, are superficial thinkers who will not be our real friends, if We lose our money or worldly rank. One must also realize the value of making friends-not to use them for self-aggrandize- ment, but for one's own spirit. Then there is youth's tendency to be satisfied with mediocre standards of achievement. Youth is sometimes unwilling to make any strenuous effort to exert himself or improve his condition, relying instead, on luck, or someone's influence. Many pupils in any graduating class could have improved their scholastic grades by refusing to let their homework slide. That same careless attitude will follow through life, in all probability. The unambitious person will never give his whole-hearted energies to his own, or to his employers interests. He is fundamentally lazy, preferring to drift, rather than to row upstream. He is forgetting Rudyard Kipling's famous promise, lf you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds of distance run, yours is the earth and everything that's in it, and what is more, you'll be a man, my son. The last liability which l shall mention today concerns the root of all evil, money. Sometimes young folks earning their first dollars and lured by the prospect of wealth, hesitate to spend small amounts to purchase necessities or gifts for loved ones, except on formal occasions, such as anniversaries, birthdays, and holi- days. But the thoughtful token which is presented unexpectedly, is worth double the pleasure that comes with an expected gift. And always there is the need to be charitable. It is well to remember the story of the man who, every day of his life, gave some silver to a needy person because he felt that such generosity strengthened his own character, and prevented him from dveloping a spirit of greediness. Now that we have finished painting a fairly dark picture of youth, let us look briefly at some assets that members of a graduating class possess. Certainly youth has an endless supply of vitality, enthusiasm, courage, and adventure. At all times he is ready to take a risk for the benefit of others. War-time air-force commanders point out that youthful pilots exposed themselves to the greatest 13 Cjfflffif gannef qjoffocifazi Cjocfay g .faczdazi 'jonzovzow 110110 by ,1IllI'l'I,Yll lfujfrin llllll If!lC'hl'l Iflllllbll 14 I ni , ' Tug, l ' f 1 ' - V by Q .. -V Ha, Q 425 U ,, qv ,. - NJ - f iw 'il' 'fi ' 2 Q U , 53- rg M' . 2,1 M .Q li Wu Q, V ' 5, Vina' ' 159' 5505. Q65 fgropfie fa Dressed in loria robes arid holding a crystal ball are lean Brides, George Cormier, Mary Costello, Iames Green, Carilyri Pierce, Marilyn Pierce, Beverly Siscoe, arid Roberi Marx, the Class Prophets. Will their prophecies be realized? 15 Y JT' J If in .- - v ' --- snr 1 t ,,g,. ,AQ g?'1f v. i:i'E..,'if,, R -. if 9 - --- H+ L -- BQ TI 'f ,. 'i y , ,.X-, 49.34215 in -' J .c fx F. gi' if i' nf 'T . , . 129 32 , Z4 ' 322739. XZ. 4 S-a In gf 55 .JQ45 Lloriand Relaxing from the tedious task of compiling an inter- estiriq Class History are David Fitzpatrick, Louise lansori La-Palme, Ieari MacDonald, Richard Murray Elizabeth Spadea, arid Iudith White. 16 s ,. L pil: 1 H gfafid .Jgldory Although the history of our class does not include such famous incidents as the Battle of Bunker Hill or the Declaration of Independence, we do take pride in recalling outstanding events. Our class has been no exception in pursuit of sports to which the fine records in football, basketball and baseball bear witness. As seniors we learned the true meaning of perseverance by watching the football team climb, under Coach Saba's able management, from early defeats to a winning team credited with sixteen consecutive wins. When we were juniors, softball and field hockey were again placed on the ever-widening girls' sports program. The senior girls' basket- ball team made history by copping the inter-class championship for three years. A number of changes were effected during our three-year stay. A new develop- ment in the selection of junior ushers was inaugurated last year. All the candi- dates' names were put into a bowl, and at an appointed time the president drew out the lucky ones. A model election took place in which six students were elect- ed to visit the State I-louse and act as senators or representatives for a day. The band finally threw away their pink and grays, and the first football game of the season brought out a bright red and black showing of brand-new uniforms. ln order to lessen confusion in the lunchroom and hasten the purchase of food, tickets are now sold in advance to eliminate the long waiting lines. A new room in the A building, faultlessly redecorated by the students themselves, great- ly facilitated the practical teaching of a retail selling course. Faculty changes were quite numerous during our three years. Mr. Saba became head coach when Mr. Roberts became director of physical education. Mr. F rel- lick was promoted to the position of head master, when Mr. Haskins ac- cepted a position in Westfield, Mass. New additions to our staff are Mr. Errol Stevenson and Mr. William Parsons. Mr. Bates, the head of the language de- partment, retired after many years of faithful service. Education can be most difficult and dull but because of the kind co-operation of the members of the faculty, our three years in high school have proved both beneficial and enjoyable. We wish to thank all of those who helped to make us: Followers today: leaders tomorrow. 17 676445 Ocfe anal muaic PAULINE LINDQUIST PHYLLIS PAULSON Before us lies the future Unseen by human eye 5 We must go forth and conquer: The time is drawing nigh. The World is in a turmoil, And We must face the test, For on our youthful shoulders Our nation's problems rest. With God, our guide, to lead us, We'11 join the noble fight To strive for peace and justice, For liberty and right. Cfass 002 19555 Morag fy fecufhenlfhaffufbf fy'-6-517C A-ypfyds A261170 ,4 LJ J Ttiibgigfflg-.J 4.4.1 2 r r 1' F f r' -r F M ffl' .LJJ e J J.: . 'laiifll ,, ff? 18 gfdziri OQWL By PATRICIA HOXIE THE ROAD TO SUCCESS Long the roaa we travel upon, Hard the toils of the day. Pleasures and qladness, Heartaches and sadness: Siqnposts we meet on our way. Many the troubles that burden our hearts: Painful the knocks and the blows. Mishaps ana sorrows Then happy tornorrows' Like each little thorn on a rose. Wide the nelas that we choose for our lives High the hopes that we know, Business ana pleasures Nothing ana treasures: The clouds ana the sun as we qo. Keep to the right of the road that you walk: Follow a path that lS straight. Failures ana gains Winninqs ana pans Walk haria in nana with tate. Now, ns we sti::.:: in the fork ot the road, Now, nvgierg t'f:ei'fe veigrrs have rolled by, Heres a new :lay Looking our Nay' We'll walk with our fieaas up high. IIS- Cl KLM Omfion By GEORGE RICHARD ADAMS OUR PROBLEMS As we, the graduating class of 1948, leave to find our places in the world, we shall discover that we must solve-several difficult problems: competition, privilege, tradition, and pre- cedence. We are living in the shadow of two great groups of war heroes-those of World War I and those of World War II 'sand competition from the younger veterans is at an all-time high. We have just emerged victoriously from the greatest struggle the world has ever knowng but credit for that victory does not fall upon us. Indeed, we are merely one of the groups profiting from that victory. Ours may be a group destined to only mediocre success unless we labor hard to achieve our respective goals. To do this, we shall have to meet and overcome the competition being offered by the large group of young veterans who are now taking their places in the post-war world. In addition to this competition, there are many local, state, national, and inter- national problems which will be ours either to solve or to ignore as we see fit: but, if we elect to ignore them, then we shall certainly suffer greatly. First, We must see to it that a sound, well-rounded education is provided for our children. This means that we must provide modern equipment, adequate build- ings and grounds, ample recreational facilities, and competent, well-paid teachers. Then there are the problems of government-local, state, national, and inter- national. Today, the world is split into two hostile factions, with free democracy on one side, and slave states under totalitarian leadership on the other. If we are able to defeat these enemies of democracy, we shall certainly establish prosperity, freedom, and justice throughout the entire globe. If we ignore this menace, we may be forced into subjection and virtual slavery. Meantime, at home we must modify our own capitalistic system of government, making all needed changes to fit times and conditions. America's role-both present and future-must be one of dynamic, democratic leadership among all free nations. America must oppose inexorably and unalterably all forms of totalitarianism whether it is called Naziism, Fascism, or Communism. As a nation, we must continue to be a good neighbor and strive to be even a better neighbor to all who will ally themselves with the forces of democracy. This great nation of ours has a purpose which we must see is ful- filled so that all the nations of the earth may be lifted from the evils of debasing materialism and slavery. While reaching for unattainable perfection, we should be practical enough to realize that the road is long, and progress is necessarily slow. The road we are to travel is certainly not smooth. Indeed, it is narrow, rough, rocky, steep, and perilous: but despite all obstacles-through courage, faith, toil, and great perseveranceewe shall travel that road to victory. 20 V' Q V Q 0 I qw M N 4 A Jw M ' xx, 0 - A' If Y 0 X f ' A K I 2 , N 1 tl, I X 5 W ' ff' M fy, I X ' J' 3 :x 9 X , MW RQ, W ? ,M e- mf E + v H 7 Q N: Wfw j We uw ,fm A5 4 MOST w -M yy Q- ' f f , 1:1321 ly gl ' ml' MESSRL 4 I , 1 , ' ' 1 ' ' f N F ' W ' JH X K --K ,f , 1 1 X ,' li' in I Shiva: I ,VIH 9 ' ' IFE-:N jg ox was I X ' M' B T q?uff 0 L- Lofwiuc, M2511-' 0 V V f 41, ON if BOY 'F M32 KT ox JF ' 4 51 af F W W M- W 'ha i ng' 1 x 1 Nr. Yr w 7 7 Mag , why O ik, + Qs' LW M fifgvlfm M ', I :ILE 4 L ,I 4? - 1 BOY oil all! C TH 5 ,,i,,,, 5? . h LAS5 use-Riffs, 'lsg ,W a:64. K X, on A as X , wifi f M 4' fi , GEMQG EES? t X Q DMKE ' f M S, .M 0 is 1. 4' V + ,gn BEST I Q 7+ THE V:TE 24 Y 1 LITTLE BesT ART 51 8y5 S BEST ooKlNG GIRL ACTOR BEST 'DRESSED Boy 0 Tu-s fl f 1:75:46 'Q E Mow V x BFE-'ucllNT aiu. 1 1 Y f n? X Z 21 5ToP HAS 59 GIRL AcToR off? NEW EEST 'Boy 4,435 ARmsT ,MY f ff mm in an E612 1-r ,ln Mosf Likely to Succeed- CHARLES BALL EVA OU'l'C.'HCUNiS ' S Am .4 I . ry..-' 4 3 A ,--f-'PY Kd If .llusi fDYfWfl.Cl.6IlIL'- Must Popular -A IMI!-.iff A1111 CAHILL WILLIAM COLLINS MARILYN PEIHCE GERALD VVALLIN W L a 1 WWQAQ an Maia A s 1 ' .Uusf fltlzletic- MISC COLOIMIBC LEONE. C.'3.VAN.'3xUGH Uesf 1,nwl.T1'11g- L35 of O9 L n f 'P-,. ab' IX LFHEM Wll.Hl,,H-1 M15-.PY FEP' L in lffwf lh'6'ss6clQ libs! .-lcfru and .-1c'fre5.s-HA T ' .123 BQTLEF. ELIZABETH SPADEA 7.'v'INTi1ROP ALDEII IWHELLLA 2.1.-1 N ll Z3 1 mon fa an Best Artists CAROLYN PEIRCE IAY SPAULDING I 'R K ' if at . 'fs' 'x Q 7 .'U1lSf.1lll-SiC!!! bLVfhf'iLY LQIBUOE DONALD DESILET 24 EAD lV1'tt1'est- DONALD BAKER SHIRLEY PARKER Has! llmzrers- H ALFRED RAMONDETTA EVERLYN HOLML5 29 W + QL ..- J JW W? 4 S .x N AETIVITIEE X ffm Km X' 1' -17 X X 6 X f My W K J A M J , 1 QA 0 X X X - 6 We N X .fa I .D flgqiq W' XX 2, N W 'pk xl, . Q -' fx X 25 Cjfcwa pfag 1- 1'zzffvr of mf bgyvs , . , Thc lends 26 CAM wi, ll lilll Z7 ich f OOPS .' 1.1f11.f' rigs fmcw pageanf All hu! ff? I V 4 4 W i I W 4 1 F 1 Q . N v 1 1 l F l 5 i I i l 4 I 4 1 l I 1 I ? i enquire !9a,ra,Je Z9 .gifuafenlf uirforg oomci T The Student Advisory Council is motde up of delegotes who represent the student body in the odministrotion of the school. By sponsoring vctrious drives ond specictl projects they ore olso responsible for mcmy improvements in the school. Among the prominent Student Council events of the yeor were the Bed Cross drive, the C.A.B.E. drive, ond Honesty Week. At the meetings discussions were held cmd octions token on Cr school song. The trying situotions in the lunch- room were exomined ond suggestions for improvement mode. ln oddition, sev- erol delegcttes were sent to cr stote-wide conference of student councilors. Motnoging the offoirs os officers were President, George Adotmsy Vice-President, Mctry Anne Cohillp Secretory, lone Sprong, Treosurer, Kenton McCarthy. The members of the Executive Boord were Shirley King, Betsy Mcrrshmon, Robert Eklund, Betty Ann Byon, Thornos Nosh, ond Potricicr Smith. The foculty advisers were Deon Bernice Sylvester, Mr. Bolph S. Frellick, Miss Doris l-fothowoy, Miss Christine Northrup, ond Mr. Normori Nosh. 3U Striving to live up to their slogan, Clean Sports, Clean Speech, Clean Schol- arship, and Clean Living, the l947-48 Brockton Hi-Y Club completed another memorable year. This joint high school and Y. M. C. A. organization was helped and encouraged greatly by its adult leader, Alden L. Lane. The Weekly meet- ings this year were divided under the topics Labor Management Affairs, The Three Religious Faiths, Vocations, and World Problems. Some ot the out- standing activities Were Co-ed Night, a Joint meeting with the Attleboro Tri Tri Hi-Y Club, a Tatty Sale, installation ot the Fall River and New Bedford Hi-Y clubs, and Father and Mothers Night. Leading the club, Whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character, were Philip Crimmins, President, Iohn Baroncelli, Vice-President: William Collins, Secretary, and Donald Baker, Treasurer. The club's advisory board consisted of loseph E. Arms, Edward I. Beyor, William I. Montgomery, and Nelson E. Sanborn. 31 ZZ'ocLfon,ia, Completing another successful year of service to Brockton l-ligh School students, eight issues ot l'Brocktonia were printed, each being superior to the preceding cne. A new and tirnely teature was l-lashin' Fashion which gave the female sex usetul hints concerning a very important topic, that ot clothesp and our old tavorites, such as l'On the Ball , Teen Cries , and Random Portraits still remained very popular. Excellent and intorrnatrve sketches chout our lellow seniors were provided by the pen ot lvlarylin Batlfing sport cornrnentaries, equal to those ot portessional writers were turnished hy Charles Bally and editorials, containing a great deal wt Hlooa tor thought were written by Iohn l-lorton. Cartoons to give aniusernent were penned hy prolitic Buzzy Spaulding and Bichard lohnson. 'l'he statty Consisting ot representatives ot all three classes, was headed hy louise larisorrLal3alrne, l-flanaging Editorp Iaines Green, Business Managerg Alvin levitra Advertising lvlanagerg and Kenton lVlcCarthy, Circulation Man- rger. The untiring ellorts ol these pupils niade this past years copies ot Broclqe tania outstanding. The advisers were lVlr. Balph G. lohnson, Ir., Mr. Norrnan lttasli, rind lwlr. Archibald Kelley. 514 ,i 860' MOA 5261! lt is the goal of every Yearbook staff to produce a yearbook that excels tho:- of preceding years in appearance and contents. Thrcuglicut ihe years it has become more and more difficult to achieve this end because of increasing higlp costs in materials, as is the case this year. Yet, in spite of these unavoidable obstacles, we can safely say that the careful planning and editing by the staff has resulted in another superior yearbook. This group, supervised by General Adviser Mr. Archibald Kelley, included Literary Staff, Bessie Zotos, Editor-in chief, Mary Creedon, William Collins, and lohn Myers. The Business Staff was composed of Philip Kingman, Manager, lohn Linehan, Carolyn Qrton, Betsy Marshman, Penelope Deftos, and Rachel Robin. Photcgraphy was handled by Robert Laing and Alan Dumas, and lay Spaulding served as art editor, cssisted by losephine De Plavis and Cathlene Willis. Typists were Barbara lfeat' and Eva Outchcunis. The staff is also indebted to Miss Alden, Miss Goodridge, Miss Tuttle, and Mr. Long Whose assistance helped make this a satisfactory vecrrbcclz. 153 f -W .- A - .. lf. r ' . Ju-,gaze L..-,,..'T'g,.,. .s......a . .. . ....L,c . . . - , twig, if-. is ,ynfernafionaf Qfafiorw Une ot the newest clubs, the international Relations Club, was organized in i944 under the guidance ot Miss Edith Sprague. At weekly meetings the members discussed current events, such as: Palestine, City Management, the Marshall Plan, U. M. T., and Communism. The club planned to hold a debate on U. M. T. at an assembly in the spring. Guest speakers included Mr. Rosenbaum, an immigrant from Englandg Mr. lnlolbroak and Mr. Thordell, union leaders: Rev. Wolcott Cutler, who spoke on How to Establish international Peace Without Armsf David Grossman, a past president oi the club: lack Bates, past member returned from service in Iapany and Mr. C. F. Klebsattel who spoke on i'Paths to Peace. Oiiicers oi the year were President, Robert Richards, Vice-President, Richard Blakey Treasurer, Abott Miller: Recording Secretary, Thalia Larsinosq Corres- ponding Secretary, Emerson Pierce. Jil xl-4 ollgrarg Woniforb ' Under the able guidance ot Miss Evelyn Bobinson, the Library Monitors Cluti has concluded its fourteenth year of service to Brockton High School. This large group, numbering sixty members, stamped and charged magazines and books for both pupils and teachers. The club members also perform other essential tasks. This year the Club undertook the reorganization ot the Book Boom as its special project. Mrs. Katherine P. Ietterey, Librarian of the Young Adults' Boom at the Brocktcn Public Library, works in close cooperation with the Monitors ot the Brockton High School Library. She was the guest speaker at their Book Week Assemkly. ln turn, she invited the Library Monitors to act as hosts and hostesses at thc Book Week observance at the Public Library. The officers for the year were as follows: President, lames Healeyg Vice4Presi- dent, Ruth Adler: Secretary, Margery Clark, Treasurer, Lorraine LaBelle: Execu- tive Committee, Iacqueline Hansen, Probert Masson, and Barbara Portier. 35 CABBI' Olga, 8125 lt takes a considerable amount of eneray and inspiration to become a successful cheerleader and, without a doubt, in the eyes of all, the l947-48 cheer leaders have proven themselves to be superior. For the first time this year our cheer leaders lacked representatives of the oppo- site sex, and they also displayed new uniforms for both the football and basket- ball seasons. These airls, dressed in red blazer Jackets trimmed in black, black flared skirts, white jerseys, and red loafers, durina the football season, and in black wool, turtle-neck, lona sleeved blouses, red corduroy ballerina skirts, and red loafers clurina the basketball season, cheered and encouraaed us, no less in times of defeat than in victory. The followinq spirited students Barbara Nelson, Dolores Seney, Marjorie Nel- son, Diane McGregor, Marilyn Pierce, Carolyn Pierce, Frances Cornell, Gloria Grant, Mary Monaue, and Mary Gilrnore Constantly encouraqed the teams they supported, and generally inspired pride and sportsmanship amonq the spectators. 36 ramafic The students belonging to this popular club have lowered the curtain on another successful year. Talented members, interested in the many phases of dramatic art, have been busy throughout the season. A Christmas party was held at which club members entertained the members of the football team. The club members were also active in the presentation of the Christmas pageant, Nativity Miss Ruth T. Cosgrove spoke before the club about radio work. There were four playlets put on for members of the club including Belle Miss Ruth Stokes and Miss Rose Condon were advisers for the club. Officers for the year were President, Virginia Danielsp Vice-President, Thelma Manning: Secretary, lean Foggz Corresponding Secretary, Anita Hallg Treasurer, David Fitzpatrick. 37 Sl Y C7 tGf96CI'6lA 5261! The Stagecraft Staff, organized in l94l, has concluded another successful year. This hard-Working, unsung group of students aided in the productions presented in the B. H. S. Auditorium. Listed among the duties performed were the follow- ing: arranging scenery, setting the stage, manipulating the spotlights, taking charge of the microphone and amplifying devices, maneuvering props, as well as generally assisting. ln addition to the Senior Class Play, Pops Concert, Christmas Pageant and Penguin Parade, the group also devoted much time to the Community Concerts and Rockne Girls Minstrel Show. Aided by Mr. Ronald Holt, the group of about twenty students deserves credit lor their excellent stage technician work. 38 l t I l 2 l l i J l t 4 t 1 .4 5' -1 , . . g- A' , -.-,,.-Q N.. ..- . -...-.., . ..... - . .. -. - - - ...fn c..--- ,4--l 6 HBNZRQ ,1- f . . . ' ng Ulm Zim! This year has been a full year for our Brockton l-ligh School Regimental Band. Under a new military system, they have represented our school in many events in Brockton and in the rest of the state. All will remember their performances on the football field and the two memorable assemblies they presented to the different classes. The climax for this fine group of musicians came in May when they were the hosts for the Southeastern Massachusetts Music Festival. At this time they repre- sented our school in the auditions, the parade, and in the mass band selections. The Executive Board of their organization was Master Sergeant, George Cormierg Sergeant Major, William Ferrinig Quartermaster Sergeant, Emerson Pierce, Supply Sergeant, Gino Ferrinip Staff Sergeants, Stanley Siskind, Bobert Laing, and Bobert Beals. 39 -- . 1 SIAOOK QPCA25 tfd, Every Wednesday morning at least twenty-five members ot Brockton High School rose a few minutes earlier than usual in order to be in their assembly places to sound the opening chords of the assembly marches, hyrnns, and occasional community singing songs. Members were as follows: Violins eee' Priscilla Rosenfeld, Pauline Anderson, Mary Fogarty, Dolores Benoit, Florence Lissak, Gloria Tanassio. Brass-Orville Siscoe, Chester Millett, Robert Masson, Thomas Doclcrey, l-larry Ryder, Donald Sears, Mary lvlilotte, lrma Bailit. Woodwindsewilliam Perrini, Gino Ferrini, Ioseph Mclvlahon, lane Cohen, George Weirier, Kenneth Kizerian, Donald Kelley. Piano eClaire Cahill, Richard lvlurphy, Wcrlter French. Percussionsf Emerson Pierce. Associate Directors. lvlr. Dunham, lvlr. May. 40 Egymi- 3 f 13' it 'ff' V. ' 7 . . - - ' - 1 ' .fd Calveffa Clair Fifty-six students combined their vocal abilities this year to form this outstand- ing choral group. As a result of their excellence they had many engagements. The highlights of the season were the Christmas Pageant and the radio broad.- cast from the Rotary Club meeting. For the pageant six new selections were learned, several of them featuring soloists. Among the soloists were sopranos, Lorraine Brazas, Bosamund Murdock, Bose l-loude and Noreen Mullins, tenors, Henry Belcher and Boland Cesarinig bass, Gerald Byrne and David Scudder. Although the choir did all its public presentations unaccompanied, during re- hearsals they were greatly assisted by the service ot Claire Cahill at the piano. Officers oi the group fPresident, Donald Hayward, Vice-President, Lorraine Brazasg Secretary, Bosamund Murdock: Treasurer, Henry Belcher, Accornpanist, Claire Cahill: Director, Bodney May. 41 ' Z C7 A bl' 5 0 bl, The Girls' Glee Club, as is true each year, was the largest of the music groups. Rehearsals were held in three different sections with each group having its own lilorarians and accomioanists. Two selections sung by, and especially enjoyed hy the club were Tea for Two and Only a Rose. Officers of the groupePresident, lacqueline Lalfrattag Vice-President, Beverly Eartkusg Secretary, Pauline Anderson, Treasurer, Priscilla Morse, Accompanist, Anita Gurney, Director, George Sawyer Dunham. 42 mai Claorow 'Cvive me some men who are sfouthearted men could be aptly applied to this seasons Male Chorus. The qroup consisted of over half a hundred members. The large number offered problems for the director at the first of the year but qradually a pleasant spirit of camaraderie pervaded the qroup and solved them. This enabled the members to meet the challenqe of advanced material so that their performances were qreeted enthusiastically. Each section developed a desire to match the efforts of the other, and excellent ensemble singing was the result. Officers of the groupe President, Carroll Promadesg Vice-President, David Scudf der, Secretary, lames Fanninqp Treasurer, Robert Forsberq: Accompanist, Claire Cahill, Director, Rodney May. 43 1 l . ,F i ltt 1 -.. fl. -,.. Cf. A ,ff--fr' Y' r omior M1 em - ir A Last year, twenty-six junior girls served as ushers to the Class of '47. Dressed in white dotted Swiss gowns and led by the head ushers Vice-President Elinor Neafsey and Secretary Eva Outchcunis, who carried arrn bouquets of pink butterfly roses and blue sweet peas, the Iunior Ushers carrying fans of blue sweet peas with hanging blue ribbons, led the graduating class on to the field on Class Day and on Graduation Day. On Class Night, the girls served refresh- ments to the Senior Class. The lunior Ushers, advised by Miss B. Elizabeth Elzbut, included the following girls: Vice-President Elinor Neafsey, Secretary Eva Cutchcunis, Patrice Philips, Penelope Deftos, Patricia Baynes, Barbara Libby, Marion Baker, Dorothy Per- kins, Betsy Marshman, lane Sprong, Iacqueline Hansen, Cynthia Barron, Lor- raine Fenner, Bachel Robin, Lorraine Engstrorn, Mary Ann Cahill, Ann Lissak, lean MacDonald, Mary Creedon, Leona Cavanaugh, Muriel Swift, Marie Carchidi, Phyllis Lawson, Carolyn Orton, Mary Mahony, and Eleanor Poole. 44 omior Us M - OW last year, a new method was introduced for the selection of the titty-two pupils who were to serve as Iunior Ushers. Each student interested in becoming an usher wrote his or her name on a slip of paper, These were placed in a large box, and on an appointed day, the slips were drawn out ot the box by the lunior Class President. The names of the pupils appearing on these slips became Iunior Ushers. The twenty-six boys chosen as ushers will assist the girls in serving refreshments on Class Night. On Class Day and on Graduation Day, they are to usher the parents of the graduates to the grandstands. Last Iune, the following boys served as ushers: Head Usher President Charles Bally Honorary Usher Eugene Nawrockig George Clairmont, George Adams, Harry Baker, Kenneth Bohlin, David Carrol, William Collins, lames Condon, Philip Crimmins, Iohn Cullen, Iohn De Lea, David Fitzpatrick, lames Green, Iames Hallisey, Iohn Horton, Frank Iohnson, Edward Iuzennas, Walter Klim- chuck, Robert Laing, Iohn Maguire, Iohn Myers, Gerry Nolte, Charles Petti, Gladstone Stevens, Lester Williams, and Iohn Zoino. 45 enior C6155 mea G! cfom Throuah the untirina efforts of the Senior Class Dues Collectors, who were guided by class treasurer Cfeorqe Clairmont, the Class of l948 successfully reached its financial quota. The task probably seemed difficult and even impos- sible at times, but eventually perseverance won, and we were saved from an impecunious fate A qreat deal of credit for our success is due to the follovvinq pupils, who devoted much time and effort toward this end: Cynthia Barron, Phyllis Chase, Gordon Clenn, lacaueline Hansen, Shirley Levaaqi, Lorna lVlcCrae, Shirley Parker, Carmela Principi, Marjorie Simmons, Lester Williams, Barbara Leonard, and Flaine Kirlcer. 46 , I X 5 x C4144 of 7949 The Penguin Parade in lanuary l948, highlighted the activities of the Class ot 1949. The Junior class officers collaborating With the senior members made the senior-junior dance the most successful, financially and socially, in many years. A record number of iuniors, 425, cast their ballots in the class election on March l7. Elected to serve their class were Eugene Nawrocki, president: Niki Eonas, vice-presidenty Margaret O'Connell, secretary: Fred Baroncelli, treasurer' Charles Barnes, loan Crosby, Barbara Nelson, Ioan Nelson, Richard Vtfain- wright, Executive Commitee members. lunior representatives elected from the student body participated actively in Cvood Government Day at the State l-louse in February. Fifteen class dues collectors co-operated with the treasurer and succeeded in amassing a sizeable balance in the treasury. During April and May the class officers made extensive plans for graduation Week activities. lunior ushers were selected, and following many hours of work rind rehearsals, participated prominently in the exercises held in lune. The Class of l949 with the seniors and sophomores, presented a public address system to the school as a class day gift. lffiss B. Elizabeth Elzbut served in the capacity ofa class adviser. 47 C4155 of 1950 On September 3, l947, the cldss of l95U, numbering 572 pupils, entered Brockton High School. Mr. Frellick greeted the Sophomores dt their first ossernbly cmd explotined the customs of the school. The constitution committee held its first meeting ond election of officers on Cctober l4, l947. The Student Council mem- bers ond class dues collectors were elected, ond they held their first meetings on October 28, l947, dnd Februdry l3, l948 respectively. The nominctting com- mittee dnnounced its nominotions for clotss officers on Mdrch l, ond, on Morch l7, the Sophornores went to the polls ctnd elected cts their officers: President, Potsy Piscitelli, Vice-President, Moy Ching Secretory, Cldire Cohillg Tregsurer, lrldrold Collins, Executive Committee, Cctrole Anderson, Cdrole West, Peter Cfifford, Edmond lcxnson-Lo Pdlme, dnd Peter Vuydnovich. 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Q' f ' QW ... 55 l lf ? . l- jooflaf Brockton l'ligh's football followers will long remember the team of 1947-48. Though hampered at the offset by inexperience, the season came to a very suc- cessful close. Through long gruelling hours the team and Coaches Saba and Sandrock proved that practice makes perfect. Coach Saba has Well shown his capability. The final record of the team showed eight victories Cincluding a cherished triumph over Malden High? and three defeats. Brockton High's Dino Colombo and Clark Hallisey were named to the many all-scholastic teams. The other members of the team also received honors for their excellent playing. We are all proud of our l947-48 team. They took both victory and defeat in their stride, never gloating over victories nor mourning over losses. The members of our team of '48 were loe Antone, Don Baker, Glen Baker, Pat Capachione, George Carrigg, Bay Celia, Armand Colombo, Dino Colombo lcaptainl, Bob Flanagan, Clark Hallisey, George Harris, Bob loy, Phil Lind- quist, Norman lvlagnanti, Chet Millet, lack Moran, Frank Morrow, Gene Naw- rocki, lack Parker, Charlie Petti, Pete Pierson, Bob Quagliozzi, lack Biordan, Charlie Starr, Gerry Wallin, Frank Ward, Al Wilbur, Lester Williams, Bob Poole, manager. 56 , .. f.. ,P '.inan.:l'..s , fgafe Ma! This year's Brockton High basketball team was one of whose true sportsmanship we can all be proud because the players never gave up when faced lay defeat. Though unsuccessful in producing many victories, our team showed excellent spirit. The boys were ably coached by Arthur E. Staff. Brocktons opposition was of extremely good calibre tnis year. Both New Bed- ford and Attleboro, for example, played very close games with Durfee, the New England Champions. Southeastern Massachusetts was well represented by Durfee. Brockton has some promising players, and next year it is hopeful of singing the glory of its own team. The final Brockton record was three victories and eleven defeats. The letterrnen included: lohn Zoino, Co'Captain: Bob loy, Co-Captain: Pat Capa- chione, Tom Lyons, Ed Pellegrini, Dick Lehan, Dave Carroll, Seymour Yaffee, Bob Flanagan, Bill Marine, Melvin McRae, Manager. Others who played often were Glen Baker, Bill Beard-,n, Doriala Frawley Tom Costello, Phil Lindquist, Al Gustafson, liflicnael lNillianis. 5 7 6 MW 'ffl xt GCKI0 fix: 4 gyrr, -I ,fs Qt, ,tt f ,, VGRTIU ' 'mtttiffh t ' iocnrglr If Q :T V N T 'B 1 V . :fur -.. V f. ' - U T -1-A - 53A .. n . .. -...,......L, . gdftfegdf Baseball at B.H.S. has started another good season. Their dependable pitching, batting power and fast fielding with a minimum of misplays has accounted for the team's excellent record up to press time. So far the team, under the able coaching of Charles E. Holden, has won three games and lost one. They have also had three practice game victories. All of Brockton's victories have been won by high scores. The line-up is as follows: Prank Morrow, Co-captain, center field, Ierry Belrnosto, Co-captain, short stop: Armand Colombo, left field, Dino Colombo, first base, Bob Flanagan, third base: Duna Capiello, second base: alternating in right field Lloyd Whitney and Chet Millettp sharing the catcher's position Iohn Pappas and Ernie Orlando. The team's pitchers are Ed Pelligrini, Warren Buotin, Al Gustaf- son, Bob Adams, Bill Marine and Iohn Loguidice. Other members are Iohn Ieris, Bob Quagliozzi, Gene Nawrocki, lack Biordon, Wendall Wilbur, and Carroll Promades. Ed Matta is the Student Manager, assisted by Gordon Provost. 58 X x V 'f'Aj.:f1Q1Iy.- . Xxx k . - -v-- Q-. Q . f ,f -1 A - . 'T ju., The Brockton High varsity track squad has entered another spring schedule under the fine coaching of Howard Sandrock. Mr. Sandrock sincerely believes that even though a boy has great track ability, he needs a real love of the sport and a burning desire to excel to become a champion. Among the promising sophomores are Dick Beals and Gene Eranciosi, both out- standing 100 yard dash and relay men. lack Parsons is getting progressively better as a low hurdler, and Mr. Sandrock also has faith in the excellence of the future performance of Bob O'Brien as a middle distance runner and high hurdler. Other sophomores with marked ability are Dick Bipley, Ken Kirker, Henry Shanks, Bob Ippolito, lohn Egger, and Melvin Howe. Gutstanding among the juniors are Norman Magnanti, greatly improved front last year: Robert Iames, high and broad jumper and one of our most loyal work ers: Boger Orcutt, Iohn Flynn, Patsy Piscitelli, and loseph Picoriro, 440 yard dash: lohn Courtemanche and Bob Anderson in the mile run, Melvin Gold, Lowell Cobb and Terry G'Donnell half mile run: and Dick Stoughton and Edward Gline ski, shot put. The most outstanding is Bobert Tones, a high and broad jumper who placed second in the State indoor meet and who has scored 41 points in the first four meets. Bob can become a great track star, if he so desires. Coach Sandrock speaks with pride concerning three seniors-Lester Williams. Captain Gerry Wallin, and Ernie Orlando who have consistently been winners and have contributed greatly to the progress that track has made at B.H.S. Lester Williams, a three-year man, placed third in the 1047 State outdoor meet and has been beaten only once in dual meet competition. The other senior squad men who contributed a great deal to the success of the team are David Cook, Gordon Glenn, Don Baker, Harry Allen and lohn 'Walsh The student 'manager is Gordon Provost. y Coach Sandrock hopes that, in the not too distant future, the track sauad at Brockton High School will be recognized as one of the leading contenders for the state title. 59 Q!! Attempting to retain their State Golf crown, the Brockton High golf team got off to a good start. The boys have won four matches: two from Hingham, one from Norwood, and one from Coyle all to the tune of 9-O. The team was defeated 5-4 by the strong Dartmouth team at Paskamansett. In the other game played, the score was a 4112-4V2 draw with North Quincy. Last year for the first time in BHS. history the golf team won the state champion- ship by defeating Worcester Classical and Brookline for the finals. Coach Lloyd D. Avery again this season led the same team augmented by a few new recruits. The team includes Dick Wallen, Co-captaing Tom Noone, Co-captain: Austin McDonnell, Art Hatch, Myles MacDonald, Frank Hatch and Bob Hammerquist. For the first time there is a second team with a schedule. This team includes Har- old Latham, Bob Eklund, Ed Noone, Carl Alexander, Arthur Brown, Harold Willis, and Bob McRae. BU ZVLIZLJ The BHS. Varsity tennrs tearn has just entered another year lull ot hope tor a second successful season. The netrnen, coached by August H. Vtfiarerr and cap- 'arned foy Bob Price, are scheduled to play such strong tearns as Hrnaharrr and llfjlntzy. The line-up at the tearn is as follows: Bob Price, Ronald Carr 'Warren flslurid in the singles wrth Georqe Allen, Phil Crlrnrnlns, Grno Ferrrnr and Vtfrl- liarn Ferrrnt rnakrrga up tne doubles. The other valualole rnernhers rnolude Lester Tfrlllarrs, W'ayne Eklund, Gordon l.aPlante and Sherman lNonq. 1 tl JAC 2, Hockey at B. H. S. had a very successful year last winter, though hindered by heavy snow talls. The Bruins team, captained by Al Wilbur, won the champion- ship in the intramural league. A varsity team was also organized by Coach Carl R. MacPherson this season. Brockton's varsity team began auspiciously by winning five games and losing two. The lettermen were: Arthur Hatch, Eugene Nawrocki, Elmer Bates, Russell Wigren, Alfred Wilbur, Frank Hatch, Kenneth Blanchard, Robert Quagliozzi, Chester Millett, Wendall Wilbur, Thomas Spaulding, Iohn Beauregard, Thomas Delaney, Manager. roaa Canby Brockton High's cross country team was greatly improved this year. The only two senior members on the team of the twenty-two were Iohn Walsh, Captain, and Harry Allen. The team won tour of the seven meets in which they competed. The hill and dalers were capably coached by Harry H. Reuell of the faculty. 62 glrg ' .gioorlfri Throughout the pages of B. H. S. athletic history, there has been evidence of the prominence of the fair sex in the field of sports. The year nineteen forty- eight has been an exceptional year in that it has brought the culmination of the athletic career of a group of girls who, for three consecutive years, have defeated all opposition. SPORTS COUNCIL Twenty Iunior and Senior girls were selected this fall by Miss Doris Brooks, girl's gym instructor, to supervise High School and junior High School sports. The members of the Sports Council referee basketball games, and coach the junior High teams. Their able leadership was reflected in the well-organized program of girls' sports which was carried out during the year. The members of the Sports Council were: Seniors-Eileen Brady, Betty Cahill, Mary Anne Cahill, Leona Cavanaugh, Louise Ianson-LaPalme, Barbara Litchfield, janet MacDougall, Elinor Neafsey, Marjorie Noone, and Mary O'B1'ienp Iuniors-Rita DiCicio, janet Doane, Anne Doody, Barbara Dunsing, Beverly Gouldrop, Rosa- mond Murdock, Anne Nilsson, lane Petrie, Grace Richmond, and Anita Sample. At the conclusion of the school year in l947, the following Seniors, as Iuniors, received a sweatshirt and a B for compiling the 100 points then necessary to win this award: Leona Cavanaugh, Blanche Krauchunas, Barbara Litchfield, janet MacDougall, Elinor Neafsey, Phyllis Paulson, Marilyn Pierce and Marion Walker. With the point system changed, girls having 125 points to their credit are en- titled to the sweatshirts and a In june of 1948, the following Seniors received the awards: Eileen Brady, Lillian Burchard, Betty Cahill, Mary Anne Cahill, Rosemarie Higgins, Louise Janson-LaPalme, Marjorie Noone, Mary O'Brien, Marie Porazzo, Ioanne Powderly and Cathlene Willis. ln addition to these girls, Elinor Neafsey won her second sweatshirt and having amassed 245 points in her three years. BASKETBALL The Senior Class Basketball Team, which defeated both junior and Sophomore Class Teams, was composed of twelve girls who proved themselves superior players during the regular basketball season. Captained by Leona Cavanaugh, the girls are Eileen Brady, Alice Daversa, Louise Ianson-LaPalme, Barbara Litchfield, Ianet MacDougall, Elinor Neafsey, Marjorie Noone, Marilyn Pierce, leanne Thuotte, Marion Walker and Cathlene Willis. The Senior Divisional Champs are Capt. Leona Cavanaugh, Lillian Burchard, Claire Cheverie, Barbara Locke, Ianet MacDougall and Mary Mahoney. SENIOR CLASS FIELD HOCKEY SQUAD The Senior Class Field Hockey Squad which defeated both junior and Sopho- more Class teams were the following: Capt. Leona Cavanaugh, Eileen Brady, Lillian Burchard, Betty Cahill, Mary Anne Cahill, Phyllis Capozzi, Edith Car- valho, Mary Creedon, Rose Higgins, janet Houlihan, Gerry Lane, Louise Ianson- l.aPalme, Virginia Lupica, Ianet MacDougall, Elinor Neafsey, Mary O'Brien Marie Porazzo, Marilyn Simmons, Gloria Spadea, Cathlene Willis. 63 CLASS HOCKEY TEAM CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM 64 ? ! ? .-..-T-H The Swzim' Di l'Z'Si'0 nal Bczslfcftball Champs ,, . , . r l,!.11,mnf LSWHIIII' yuh 3 . , i 1 1 qw., W. The Sporf's Council '., f' 1? X71 J A .X gg. ,q.L.i'f'fj, , 2 4QAcQQiPxf T 141- ,gl - 5 - .49-5... .. . '. lj W. Y QJX,-x ' ' 1, 1 1 at X A, ., I 4 V. s 'N-iA,x'?l-4' K... .uh . 'fffwif-g'. f' Eg. 5 V' ' 1 ix, I : 'HIT-,li-' 2114 -mfr- .-,-, 54 . , jq -22. -. Tl .. n A f 1 I 4 Tm.. 4 ' 4f4f nE'?b .4 A .5,g f,'- 1'-'N f -x 'i ,:, ,ci QW: Hn- 'fl' ze. . if ' 6554? ff .,' ,-,,1,,, .Q,, fa sf' Atinhliwiisn-dbg -dir Bi1S 1948 Qaadmwia IOSEPHINE MARY ACKIL Io 35 Emmet St. Commercial. Interests: Music, bowling, dancing. Future: Office work. GEORGE RICHARD ADAMS Dick 12 Douglas Ave. College Sci. Activities: Student Council, 2, 3, 4 tPres., 4, 'Ireas. 31: International Relations Club: Football, 2: Hockey, 2, 3, 4: Brocktonia, 2: Class Play: Stu- dent Senate, 4: Male Chorus, 4: Band, I. Interests: Hockey, bas- ketball, stamp collecting, art. Future: Harvard. ROBERT IOHN ADAMS Bob 36 Highland St. Academic T. Activities: Base- ball, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 2, 3: Football, 2, 3. Interests: Base- ball, basketball, football, bowl- ing, dancing. Future: Undecided. GEORGE THOMAS AKEKE 34 Kingman St. Academic. Interests: Football, baseball, swimming, bowling. Future: Armed forces. GRACE IOSEPHINE AKERBLOM Akl-ci 1119 Montello St. Commercial, Interests: Dancing, bowling, music. Future: Office work. ALLAN ERIC AKESSON Al 40 Thompson Ave. Industrial Arts. Interests: Base- ball, football, horseback riding, polo. Future: Armed forces. 65 YQ x if'-I z.: 3 STS gms ' QE 4 at or ' '12 xx 4,-. I f. K ,4 f R It I I x ... .-,. Ising. as-,. M, , '5' I I. l i -AJ' I5 uf' v. .M D sl- I5 f 'TD' ,. .. t 4. .- 68 ELEANOR ALBANESE 137 Lawrence Street Commercial. Interests: Bowling reading, dancing, swimming baseball. Future: Oftrce work, I I ALICE LOUISE ALDEN 157 Market St. Academic H. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir, 35 Divisional Basketball, 3, 4: Young Peop1e's Socretyz Rainbow Girls: Senior Scouts. Interests: sewing, sports. Future: Williams School. WINTHROP STEVENSON ALDEN Win 33 Fern Ave. College L. A. Activities: Band, 2, 3, 47 Drum Major, 4: Com- munity Chest Speaker, 3: Stu- dent Health Council, 2: Young Peoples Fellowship. Interests: Sports, popular music. Future: ndecided. CATHERINE VASLICA ALEX Kay 1230 Warren Ave. Retailing. Activities: Honorary Member of Women's Club: Al- ternate Delegate to Girls' State. Interests: Retailing, music, read- ing, sewing. Future: Retailing college. ALFRED MASON ALEXANDER Buddy 638 Crescent St. College Sci. Interests: Football, swimming, music, hockey, base- ball. Future: Brown or North- eastern. LUCY LORRAINE ALFIERI 51 Blaine St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 3, 4: Iunior Sodality. Inter- ests: Swimming, dancing music. Future: Office work. LORING SANFORD ALGER Skip 420 Torrey St. Acadennc. Acttvttzes: Football I. V.: Y. M. C. A.: Class Gttt Committee, 4, Interests: Mrdget auto ractng, football, swtrn- mmg. Future: Untverstty ot Massachusetts, HENRY COLMAN ALLEN Handsome 757 No. Warren Ave. Academrc. Acttvmes: C r o s s Country, 2, 3, 4: Track: Basket- ball: Football I. V.: Swrmmmgz Scouttngz Y, M. C. A. Interests: sports, danctng. Future: Law. CHARLES MICHAEL ALTIERI 495 No. Warren Ave. Technrcal. Interests: Swrmmtng, tennts, basketball, football. Fu- ture: Undecxded. MARY MADELINE ALTIERI 190 School St. College L. A. Acttvrtresz Ir. Twentteth Century C. C.: Lrbrary Monttor, 2: Rmg Bulletin Com- mrttee. Interests: Danctng, swrrn- mmg, horseback rtdrng, basket- ball, bowlmg. Future: Kathleen Dell, ANNIE CONSTANCE AMBROSE Ann 752 No. Montello St. Household Arts. Interests: Ten- n1s, horseback rtdtng, classical mustc, swrmmmg, dancrng. Fu- ture: Musrc. ELEANOR MARIE ANDERSON 8 Denton St. Academrc H. Actxvtties: Basket- ball: Grrls' Glee Club, 2, 3: Young People's Socrety. Inter- ests: Readmg, kmttmg, sports. Future: New England Deaconess I-Iosp1ta1. -sl 'so 'S '69 1 r 'T 13? fmt? t' A fa !.. J I , f 7 I f . E la .Ili X P Aff- . K 'N un-.' Q? RINER ANTON ANDERSON Andy 9 Auburn St. Techmcal. Interests: Baseball football, basketball, hockey. Fu- ture: Undectd-ed. DONALD LAWRENCE ASKER Don 776 Warren Ave. Techn1cal. Interests: Bowltnq hshtng. Future: Undectded. MARIORIE E. ASKER Marjie 776 Warren Ave. Cornmerctal. Acttvtttesz Young Peoples Soctetyg Part Ttme Ern- ployrnent. Interests: Sports, bas- ketball, bowlmg, swtrnmxng Future: Secretartal work, THEODORE WILLIAM BADGIO Ted 291 Green St. Industrtal Arts. Interests: Base- ball, basketball, hockey, toot- ball. Future: Undecrded. IAMES IOSEPH BAILEY Jimmy I0 Hancock St. Academic G. Acttvttresz Y.M.C.A. Interests: Sports, baseball, foot- ball, swtmmmg, softball, pho- tography, musrc. Future: Unde- crded. DONALD IRVING BAKER Don 36 Linnea Ave. College Scx. Acttvities: Football, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4: Snaps and Info Comrrnttee: I-Ii-Y, 3, 4: Treasurer of I-I1-Y, 4. Interests: Sports, swtmmmg, danctng, rec- crds, mustc, photography. Fu- ture: Boston University. HARRY GLENN BAKER 19 Wilmington St. College Sci. Activities: Football, 3, 4: Basketball, 4. Interests: Y. M. C. A. Future: Undecided. MARION ELIZABETH BAKER 510 Ash St. Commercial. Activities: Part Time Employment: Iunior Usher: Rain- bow Girls: Glee Club, 2, 3, Inter- ests: Dancing, bowling, swim- ming. Future: Office work. CHARLES HERBERT BALL Charlie 46 Ash St. College L. A. Activities: Class President, 2, 3, 4: Brocktoniu Sports Editor, 2, 3, 4: Band, 2, 3. 4: Student Council, 3, 4: Pops Concert, 2: Male Chorus, 2: B. H. S. Notes, 3, 4: Y. M. I-I. A.: lunior Usher, 2, 3. Interests: Iournalism, sports. Future: Bos- ton University. BARBARA LEONA BARNES Babs 13 Day Ave. Commercral. Activities: Part Time Employment: Hockey: Swim- ming. Interests: Art, bowling, hairdressing. Future: Hairdress- ing or store work. SHIRLEY LOUISE BARNES 13 Day Ave. Commercial. Activities: P a r t Time Employment. Interests: Art, sports. Future: Office work. THERESA ANN BARNES Terry 86 Mulberry St. Commercial. Activities: Music. Interests: Cooking, dancing, rol- ler skating. Future: Reception- ist. IOHN ANTHONY BARONCELLI Baron 28 Prospect St. College I.. A. Activities: l-Ii-Y, 3, 4: Hi-Y Vice-President, 4: Brock- tonza Collector, 3. Interests: Baseball, football, hockey, swim- ming, dancing, musrc. Future: Undecided. CYNTHIA ETHEI. BARRON Cyn 164 W. Elm St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 3: Iunior Usher: Class Dues Collector, 2, 3, 4. Interests: Danc- ing, swimming, bowling, golf: skating. Future: Colby lunior College. MIRIAM HEWETT BARRON 164 W. Elm St. Academic. Actrvitiesz Y.W.C.A. Interests: Sports, books, current events, horseback riding, danc- ing, skiing, skating, cooking, sewing, swimming. Future: Col- lege. DONALD RAMSAY BATES Don 69 Ellsworth St. College L. A. Actwities: Class Play: Brocktonia, 2: Male Chorus, 2: DeMolay: Interna- tional Relations Club, 2. Inter- ests: M u s i c, entertainment, newspaper work, radio. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers Col- lege and Iournalism. RICHARD ALFRED BATTI Dick 193 Spark St. Industrial Arts. Interests: Base- ball, swimmrng. Future: Unde- sided. PATRICIA MAUD BAYNBS Pat 129 No. Warren Ave. Academic. Activities: Basketball, 3, 4: Student Council, 2: Rain- bow Cwirls: Executive Committee, 2, 3, 4: Brocktonia Collector, 4: Drama Day, 2: Dramatic Club Secretary, 2: lumor Usher. Inter- ests: Dancing, tennis. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers Col- lege. MARIE LOUISE BEALS 39 Spring St. Commercial. Interests: Danclng, 'swlmmln :ce skatm , bowlmq Qt Q - horseback rldmq. Future: Office work ROBERT CHESTER BEALS Bob 67 Weston St. Technical. Activities: Band, 2, 3, 4. Interests: Cabmet makmq, machinist work, skatmq, swim- mmq, sknnq. Future: Went- worth Institute. RUTH MAY BEAUREGARD Ruthie I5 Breer St. Commercral. Activities: Part Time Employment: Basketball: Field Hockey: Sw1mm1nq and Life Saving: Softball: Rockne Association. Interests: Bowling, :ce skating, sknnq. Future: Of- fice work. RAYMOND FRANCIS BELANGER Ray 527 Centre St. Industrzal Arts. Interests: Build- lnq, repairing. Future: Mechan- ics. GERALD LUICAN BELMOSTO Gerry 235 Quincy St. Industrial Arts. Act1v1t1es: Base- ball, 2, 3, 4, tCapt., 45. Interests: Baseball, hunting, fishing, ra1s- mg hunting hounds. Future: Springfield College. 'MARY BARBARA BERTARELLI Bert 56 Marigold Rd. Commercial. Interests: Sports, swimming, skatmq, sknnq, bas- ketball. Future: Kathleen Dell Secretarial School. ' ' 6,11 s ' 'Q - ' X tl, L .1 X 7l l I fl' ,' X I f -: Q- . Y , :fT'fffE . ., fly: if BARBARA IOAN BEST Barb 60 Winter St. Commerclal. ACIIVIIIQSZ Basket- ball, 2, 3: Brocktonza Collector. 2. Interests: Sports, lce skating, dancing, swnnmmnq, basketball Future: Oltlce. ERWIN PHIL BLACKMAN Blacky 15 Stillman Ave. College SCI. Activities: Health Council, 2: Y.M.H.A. Inter- ests: Pharmacy, radio, photog- raphy, baseball, Ilshmq. Future: Massachusetts College of Phar macy. IOSEPHINE MARGARET BLAIR Io 20 Argyle Ave. Academtc H. Acttvltxes: GIIISI Glee Club, 3, 4: A Capella Choir, 3. Interests: Music, bowl- mq, horseback riding, roller skating. Future: Halrdressmq. RICHARD CURTIS BLAKE Dick 48 Manners Ave. Academic T. Actxvxtles: Interna- tlonal Relatlons Club, 2, 3, 4, 1V1ce-Pres. 4l: Semor Class Play: Chrlsttan Endeavor: Radto Club IWBETJ. Interests: Aviation, mu- stc, ltterature, poltttcs and his- tory, science. Future: Undecided KENNETH RUSSELL BLANCHARD Pal 387 Court St. Commercial. Activities: Varsity Hockey, 4: Club National Base- ball Team. Interests: Hockey, football, baseball. Future: Print- Inq. KENNETH HENRY BOHLIN Ken 18 Hillberq Ave. College Sci. Act1v.ties: Nominat- tna Committee, 2: Class Gilt Committee, 2: ,Tumor Usher, 3: Y. M. C. A. Interests: Basketball, b a s e b a l 1, toctball. Future: Massachusetts Institute ot Tech- nology. ELEANOR LORRAINE BOISSEAU 110 Highland St. College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2: Field Hockey, 3: Student Council, 3: lr. Twentieth Century C. C. In- terests: Music, basketball, draw- ing. Future: Chandler's Business School. BARBARA IEAN BOUDREAU Babs 77 Mulberry St. Academic H. Activities: Library Monitor. Interests: Bowling, rid- ing, dancing, swimming. Future: Undecided. EDWARD EVERETT BOURGET Ted 372 Prospect St. Technical. Activities: Band, 2: Orchestra, 2, 3: Football, 2. In- terests: All sports, swing music. Future: Sales work. HELEN DOLORES BOVARD Chips 17 Elmwood Ave. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor, 2: Part Time Employ- ment, 4. Interests: Traveling, swimming, dancing, horseback riding, basketball, skating. Fu- ture: Secretarial work. EILEEN THERESA BRADY 110 Clinton St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball: Hockey: Rockne Associa- tion: Jr. Twentieth Century C. C.: Sports Council. Interests: Sports, music, reading, clubs. Future: Emmanuel College. HELEN MARGARET BRADY 791 Summer St. College L. A. Activities: Library Monitor, 2: Field Hockey, 3: Ir. Class Hockey Team: Divisional Basketball, 3, 4: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C.: St. Margaret's Junior Sodality. Future: Quincy City Hospital, School ot Nursing. ' R w :As iff K., 1 H 6- MARGARET C. BRAWDERS Peg 618 No. Cary St. Commercial. Activities: P a rt Time Employment: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C.: Y.W.C.A. Inter- ests: Dancing, bowling, ice skat- ing, swimming. Future: Chand- ler Secretarial School. IEANNE ANNE BRIDES Ieannie 325 No. Warren Ave. Academic H. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Sports Council, 3: Swimming, 2: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C.: Nominating Committee, 3. Inter- ests: Swimming, dancing, bas- ketball. Future: Boston Dispen- sary, laboratory technician. ELTON MERLE BRITTON Brit 128 Belair St. Commercial. Interests: Music basketball, swimming, dancing. Future: Bentley's School of Ac- counting. I KATHLEEN MARY BUCKLEY Kay 19 Taylor Ave. College L. A. Activities: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C. Inter- ests: Music, dancing, swimming, basketball. Future: Brockton Hospital-Nurse's Training. DOROTHY ALICE BULKITES Dottie 143 Ames St. Household Arts. Activities: Stu- dent Health Council, 3: Brockton Women's Club tHonorary Mem- berl. Interests: Skating, bowling, sewing, dancing. Future: Busi- ness. IOHN KENDALL BURBANK Bird 188 Perkins Ave. Commercial. Interests: Bowling, basketball. F u tu r e : Bent1ey's School of Accounting. LILLIAN MAY BURCHARD Sis I6 Pine St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball: Swimming. Interests: Danc- .ng, bowling, skating, sports. Future: Office work. MARTY BURGESS Birdie 13 Snell St. Co-operative Retailing. Interests: Dancing, bowling, swimming, softball, roller skating. Future: Massachusetts School of Art. JEAN E LOUISE BUSBY Buzz 473 Howard St. Academic T. Activities: Rainbow Girls: Rockne: Field Hockey, 3: Basketball, 2. Interests: Bas- ketball, field hockey, dancing, knitting, skiing, bowling. Future: Leahy Clinic--X-Ray Technician. MARY ELLEN BUSH 24 Lincoln Rd. Academic G. Activities: Brock- tonia Room Collector: Brocktonia Business Staff. Interests: Travel, photography, dancing, football, golf, music. Future: Williams Business School. IAMES IOSEPH BUTLER Bats 28 Ellis St. Academic. Interests: Basketball, football, baseball, dancing, pool, billiards. Future: Undecided. DONALD WILLIAM BYRNE Red 9 W. Chestnut St. Industrial Arts Tech. Activities: Part Time Employment: Male Chorus, 2, 3. Interests: Music, football, baseball, boxing. Fu- ture: Undecided. I 6 K .nf 3 'V if lt: 'Y 7 K., N ,gp i 9 vw- S .i I ELIZABETH MARIE CAHILL Betty I4 Rutland St. College L. A. Activities: Glee Club, 2: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Basketball Referee, 3, 4: Class Play Production Staff, 4: Senior Class Gift Committee: Swimming, 2. Interests: Ir, Twen- tieth Century C. C., swimming, basketball. Future: Smith Col- lege. MARY ANNE CAHILL 41 Overlook Ave. College L. A. Activities: Student Council, 2, 3, 4 tVice-Pres. 41: Basketball, 2, 3, 4 tCapt. 3l: Field Hockey, 4 tCaptain, 43: Executive Committee, 2, 3, 4: Chairman Honesty Committee. 4: Sports Council: Referee and Coach, 3, 4: Prom Committee, 3, 4: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C.: Aud:tor: Red Cross: Chairman of Class Play Poster: Ir. Usher, Interests: Sports, dancing, read. ing, clubs. Future: Tufts or Rad- cliffe. WARREN RALPH CAMERON 361 Crescent St. College Sci. Interests: Art, dance ing, swimming, basketball, psy- chology. Future: Business col- lege. MADELINE M. CANTALUPO Maddy 12 Green Pl. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, skating, swimming, horseback riding, music. Future: Unde- cided. PHYLLIS BLANC!-IE CAPOZZI Phy1 44 Brook St. Commercial. Activities: Field Hockey, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Softball, 3. Interests: Bowling, swimming, dancing. Future: Oi- fice work. MARIE IANET CARCHIDI 77 Farrington St. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Collector: Iunior Usher: Jr. Twentieth Century C. C. In- terests: Dancing, ice skating. Future: Office work. DAVID WILLIAM CARROLL Dave 118 Lyman St. College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: lunior Usher. Intel- ests: Sports, fishing, hunting, baseball, football. Future: Bos- ton College. EDITH ANN CARVALHO 20 Monson St. Academic H. Activittes: Hockey Class Team, 4, Basketball, Por- ter-Hi, Order of Rainbow. In- terests: Piano, swimming, bas- ketball, reading. Future: New England Deaconess Hospital. LUCIA GLORIA CASIERI Cass 37 Spruce St. Commercial. Activities: P a rt Time Worker, St. Margaret's Iunior Choir, St. IVIargaret's So- dality. Interests: Dancing, bowl- ing, movies, reading, classical music. Future: Undecided. ANITA FRANCES CASTANO Nita 18 Huntington St. Academic T. Activities: Nominat- ing Committee, 2, Student Health Council, 3, Snaps and Info Coni- mittee, 4, Orchestra, 2, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club. Interests: Piano, dancing, ice skating, reading, swimming. Future: Bos- ton University College ot Music. WILLIAM BILL CATRAMBONE Billy 39 Farrington St. Academic G. Interests: Baseball, shopwork, basketball. Future: business school. LEONA MAE CAVANAUGH 20 Glenwood St. Coniinercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4 tCapta1n, 2, 3, 41, Captain Class Team, 4, Captain Hockey Teams, 3, 4, Swimming, P, 3, 4, Captain of Class Hockey Team, 4: Referee, 3, 4, Brock- tonia, 2, 3: Sports Council, 4. Interests: Rockne Association, sports, sewing. Future: Unde- cided. r in 9 TR 'N- W' 45, A. LLL... 'G' f . 12 X H 5 1 . - R in 'ln Q, Q- iiwf' , 'ffl- 'ii se' . 2' ' . I 74 MARIORIE ANN CENTRELLA Margie 34 Park Rd. Academic G. Interests: Baseball, skating, dancing. Future: Tele- phone operator. ERNEST IAMES CHADWICK Ernie 54 Ford St. College Sci. Interests: Radio, hunting, fishing, Future: Radio work. NATALIE LUCY MARY CHAMP Nat 109 Manomet St. Co-operative Retailing. Interests: Music, needlework, storework. Future: Retailing. SHIRLEY LUCILLE CHAPMAN She 952 Montello St. Commercial. Activities: P a rt Time Employment, St. Margar- et's Senior Club. Interests: Swim- ming, skating, bowling, movies. Future: Office work. PHYLLIS BRADFORD CHASE Phil 18 Byron Ave. College L, A. Activities: Basket- ball, Porter-Hi Society, Class D u e s Collector, Constitution Committee: Property Committee for Class Play. Interests: Paint- ing, music, photography, basket- ball. Future: Bates College. ROGER BERNARD CHASSEY 0309 9 Kingman St. Academic G, Activrtiesz Garde d' l-lonneur. Interests: Baseball, basketball, football, traveling, dancing, pool, billiards. Future: Electricity. MARY CHESNUL 99 Arthur St. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, 2: Ir. Twentieth Cen- tury C. C.: Knights of Lithuania, St. Rocco's Young Ladies' Sodal- ity: Nominating Committee, 2. In! terests: Ice skating, dancing, music, tennis, bowling. Future: Undecided. CLARE LUCILLE CHEVERIE 173 Forest Ave. Commercial. Activities: P a rt Time Employment: Basketball, 2: Hockey, 1: Swimming, 1. lnter- ests: Baseball, dancing. Future: Office work'. CONSTANTINE CI-IITOPOULAS Cookie 38 Ellsworth Ave. College Sci. Activities: Sons of Pericles: Greek Orthodox Church Choir: Hellenic Youth Forum: Brocktonia Collector, 2. Interests: All sports, dancing, movies, reading, popular music. Future: Teacher oi Social Studies. ROBERT WM. CHRISTENSEN Bob 19 Leyden St. Technical. Interests: Baseball, football, radio, automotive work. Future: Automotive machinist. FRANCES MARY CICIONE Franny 30 Somerset Pl. Academic I-I. T. Activities: Bas- ketball: Class Ring Committee, 4. Interests: Dancing, swimming, reading, bowling, tennis, basket- ball, skating. Future: Nurse's training. , LOUIS CII-'ELLI Lou 811 Warren Ave. Technical. Activities: Y.M.C.A.: Holy Name Society. Interests: Baseball, football, skiing, swim- ming, skating. Future: Unde- cided. G 6. x 'Il ol 5 Ib! . In -V Q , - -e .., 5 3' xx t . Q'T'f', K 'F E li X 1 it A In V' sf It 77? t. 5 fat.. fit..- I 'Q 2 '1 'in' '34 . 'M 5 L IR'-7'- - A '. gg- A., TT- . it X , . sch. .2 - GEORGE IOHN CLAIRMONT 112 Hill St. College Sci. Activities: Treasurer of Class ot '48, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3, 4. Interests: Business, math, ioot- ball, baseball, skiing. Future: Law. CATHERINE NANCY CLARK Nancy 125 Pleasant St. Commercial. Activities: Hockey, Independent Bowling League. Interests: Bowling, swimming. tennis, sports, music. Future: Office work. ETHYI. ANITA COHEN 637 No. Main St. Academic. Activities: Class Gitt Committee, 2: Swimming, 3: Clubs at Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. Interests: Music, science, swim- ming, basketball, bowling. Fu- ture: Boston University. MORTON DAVID COHEN Durwango Kid 365 Spring St. Academic G. Activities: Eagle Varsity Football: Y.M.H.A. Var- sity Basketball: Swimming, Dra- matics. Interests: Basketball, baseball, football, dramatics, swimming, flying. Future: Holy Cross. ROBERT ELLIS COLBERG Bob 62 Calmar St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Y. M. C. A. Interests: Contracting. building construction. Future: Alaska. BETTY IEAN COLE Liz 24 Emmett St. Commercial. Activities: Cla s s Uues Collector. Interests: Law, childrens social problems. Fu- ture: Law school. GILBERT MELVIN COLLINS, IR. Gi1 83 Howard St. Academic G. Interests: Photog- raphy, baseball, football. Future: Mechanic. WILLIAM ROLAND COLLINS Bill 9 Brook St. College L. A. Activities: Student Advisory Council, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, Secretary, 3, 4: Iunior Usher: Class Play: Yearbook Staff: Class E x e c u t 1 v e Committee: Class Gift Committee. Interests: Poetry, reading. Future: Liberal Arts College. RICHARD DINO COLOMBO Dino 114 Winthrop St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Foot- ball, 2, 3, 4 Qvarsiwlr Baseball, 3, 4 fvarsityli Basketball, fWara Two Clubj. Interests: Football, baseball, basketball, golf, music, drawing. Future: University ot Tennessee. JAMES BERNARD CONDON Dink 171 Grafton St. Academic G. Activities: junior Usher, 3: Y.M.C,A. Interests: Football, baseball, hockey, bas- ketball, horses, horseback rid- ing, billiards. Future: Undecided. EDWARD FRANCIS CONLEY Eddie 53 Brett St. Academic G. Interests: Dancing, bowling, baseball, swimming, football. Future: Shoe designer. MARY LOUISE CONNOLLY Shortie 1270 Warren Ave. Commercial. Interests: Swim- ming, football, baseball, skating. Future: Office work. SfTg9l.1 ' 'fi-'11 ' ': I ,. 1- V '- I I . .. I .- if 1 ' ,. . . ,, , DAVID K. COOK Technical. Activities: T r a c k Team: Model Airplanes' Cape Aeronautics. Future: Undecided. 1 i I V' q Q , XXX Cookie 48 Boyden St. . ' X . X, ffm Cod Cloud Chasers. Interests: lair-' fi f E A f WiFi il 4 , 1 .. '45, ':,V gh , x me -c F' A -f I I. X Q'-,f : .5 t cf it I . I 3 76 RICHARD FRANCES COOK Dick 35 Myrtle St. College Sci. Interests: Fishing, sports, hunting. Future: North- eastern College of Engineering. RAYMOND C. CORCORAN 25 Temple St. Academic G. Interests: Bowling, aancing, baseball, swimming, lootball. Future: Undecided. GEORGE I. CORMIEH, IR. Red 82 Forest Ave. Academic G. Activities: BHS Band, 2, 3, 4 tPres.Jg Brockton High Orchestra, 2, 3: Brockton Pops Orchestra, 2, 4g Cross. Country Team, 4: National Iun- ior Duck Pin League: Y.M.C.A.: Dance Band. Interests: Trumpet, bowling, music, records, basket- ball, baseball, swimming. Fu- ture: Boston University. APHRODITE FREDA COSMATO- POULOS Freddy 7 Skinner St. Commercial. Activities: Greek Orthodox Choir: Maids of Ath- ens. Interests: Bowling, skating, movies, football, baseball, read- ing. Future: Telephone operator. MARY ICANN COSTELLO 148 Florence St. Academic G. Activities: Hockey, 3: Basketball, 2: Dues Collector, 3: Student Health Council, 2: jr. Twentieth Century C. C. Inter- csts: Sports, dancing, ice skat- ing, swimming, movies. Future: Commercial field. DOLORES ANN COUBLE Dolly 163 Ames St. College I.. A. Actlvitiesz Class Dues Collector, 2: Softball, 3, 4: Ir. Twentreth Century C. C. In- terests: Swtmmmg, skating. Fu- ture: Nursing - St. El1zabeth's Hospital. MARY LAURETTA CREEDON 39 E. Union SL College Scz. Activities: Ir. Twen- tieth Century C. C.: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Iumor Usher, 3: Softball, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Class Team, 3, 4: Yearbook Staii. Interests: Bowlzng, swimmmg. Future: Bos- 'on Umverszty. JOHN CALVIN CREST Cal 19 Appleton St. Co-operative Ftetailtng. Activxties: Baseball: Football: Bowling. In- terests: Stamp collecting, coin collecting. Future: Store work. THOMAS IOSEPH CRIBBEN Scrib 239 Forest Ave. Academic G. Actzvrtres: Basket- ball, Baseball, Interests: Wood- workmg. Future: Armed services or woodworkzng. PHILIP PATRICK CRIMMINS Phil 65 Chester Ave. College Sci. Actrvitiesz President H1-Y: Y.M.C.A.: Tennts, 4: Boys' State, 3. Interests: Basketball. Future: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, DAVID EDWARD CROSBY V 42 Fairmount Ave. College Sct. Activities: Boy's State, 3: Alternate Senator on Good Government Day. Inter- ests: Publtc speakmg. Future: College. 12:1 -,, HOWARD LINWOOD CROSBY Howie 17 Leonard St. Acadermc. Interests: Hunting tgshzng, taxzdermy. Future: Un- decided. r JOHN ROBERT CULLAN Bob 538 Crescent St. Academic T. Actzvities: H1-Y Mass. Nattonal Guard. Interests: Baseball, basketball. Future: Brtdaewater State Teachers Col- lege. GLORIA LOUISE CYR 115 Spring St. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, skating, tennrs, reading, movies. Future: Undeczdec. FRANK EDWARD DALEY Dos 118 Newbury St. College, Sci. Actrvitiesz Y. M. C. A.: Shantung Inn. Interests: Tennis, brllxards, dancing, bowl- mg, photography, golf, stamp collectxng. Future: Untverstty ot Mrarm. VIRGINIA RUTH DANIELS Ginger 14 Martland Ave. College Sci. Actrvitxess Dramanc Club IVICG-PIES., 3: Pres., 41: In- ternational Relations Club lVice- Pres., 35: Basketball, 2, 3 lCapt., 3l: Class Play, 4: Rainbow Girls: Iunior Achievement. Interests: Readmg, dancmg, swimming, basketball, music. Future: lack- son College or Brrdgewater State Teachers College. HAROLD IOSEPH DAME Red 43 Clarence St. Academic G, Actxvttxesz Boxing: Football. Interests: Boxing, foot- ball, baseball. Future: Trade school. CARMELLA ANNA DANTONO Cammie ll Willard Ave. Academic H, T. Activities: Bas- ketball: Hockey: Swimming. In- terest: Dancing. Future: Teach- ers College. ALICE CLAIRE DaVERSA 149 Lyman St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball: Swimming. Interests: Bas- ketball, dancing, bowling, swim- ming, Future: Secretarial work. BARBARA ANN DEAN Bobbie 86 Wheeler Ave. Commercial. Activities: Division- al Basketball, 2, 3 tCapt.l 4: Senior Class Play Committee, 3: Glee Club, 2: Chairman Senior Class Ring Committee: Yearbook Staff: Class Play Usher, 4. Inter- ests: Photography, dancing, bas- ketball, swimming, Rockne Asso- ciation. Future: Photography or business school. IOSEPHINE DeFLAVIS Io 120 Dover St. Commercial. Activities: Year- book Statf. Interests: Ice skating, dancing, swimming, drawing, tennis. Future: Undecided, PENELOPE DEI-'TOS Penny 38 Foster St. College L. A. Activities: Glee Q is 1 1 1 lx: f 1 Club, 2, 3, 4: Junior Usher: Bas- ketball, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Year Book Staff: Motto Commit- tee: Snaps and Info Committee: - Maids of Athens: Greek Ortho- , aox Choir. Interests: Dancing, basketball, bowling, reading, , ,, swimming. Future: W i 1 I i a m s ig ,, School. y I if 4 t JV' ri-iomzxs HENRY DELANEY I , f. , rom I7 wilmington si. 37 . 1 Academic. Activities: Hockey: -7 . Golf. Future: Undecided. Q, H . I. 3.95.1 1 A v .I 1 . J' in ' 78 IOHN PHILIP DeLEA lack 23 Tripp Ave. College Sci. Activities: Student Council, 2: Junior Usher, 3: Golf Team, 3, 4. Interests: Golf, bas- ketball, hockey, Y. M. C. A. Fu- ture: Tufts Dental School. ROBERT LEE DeI.UCE Red 178 Nilsson St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Foot- ball: Baseball: Hockey: Basket- ball: Swimming. Interests: Movie production. Future: Theatre busi- ness. RITA ELIZABETH DeMOLLES Reel 35 Faxon St. Commercial. Activities: Part T i m e Employment. Interests: Bowling, hiking, baseball, read- ing. Future: Clerical work. RICHARD MARTIN DENSMAN Dick 239 Winter St. Academic G. Interests: Fishing, hunting, football, swimming. Fu- ture: Massachusetts Maritime Academy. DONALD PAUL DESILET Dez 388 Winter St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Own Orchestra: Y.W.C.A. Co-Ed Com- fnittee. Interests: Dancing, music, sports. Future: Undecided. DOROTHY IEAN DESMARAIS Dot 27 Battles St. Academic G. Activities: Drama- tic Club: International Relations Club: Public Speaking: Brock- tonia Staff: Y. W. C, A.: Camp Sargent Councilor. Interests: Classical music, fashion design- ing, roller skating, ice skating, horseback riding, skiing, tennis, dancing, golf. Future: Psychol- ogy. ROBERT WENDELL DICKINSON Dick 16 Stewart Ave. Cornmercral. Interests: Bowlrng, baseball, basketball, swimming. Future: Undecided. HORACE JOHN DiGlACOMO lack 175 No. Warren Ave. Commercial. Activittes: I.:brary Monitor. Interests: Profess1onal Football, hockey, skating, bool, sw1mmmg, baseball, basketball. dancing. Future: Business. RITA IANET DiMARZIO 50 Otis St. Commercral. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3. Interests: Basketbatl, dancmg, swrmmrng, bowlmg. Future: Secretanal work. EMERY F. l. DION Frenchie 45 Poster St. Industrial Arts. Actzvitiesz Foot- ball Usher. Interests: Football, raseball, basketball. Future: Armed Forces. MARY MARGARET DONAHUE Donnie 41 Hemlock Ave. Commercxal. Actzvxtres: Gamma Gamma Chr. Interests: Danczng. skating, swtmmmg, bowlmg. Fu- ture: Retatltng. GEORGE FRANCIS DIIBOIS Duke 510 Crescent St. Academic G. Activities: I-Ii-Y Club. Interests: Football, base- ball. Future: Undecided. DONALD IVIELVIN DUHAMEL Dewey 20 Olive St. Industrial Arts. Activities: De- Molay: Brockton Ski Club. Inter- ests: Skiing, skating, baseball, rtzuszc, photography. Future: Wentworth Institute, cabinet- maker. ALAN CHARLES DUMAS Al 362 Centro St. Academzc G. Act:vit1es: Student Health Council, 2, 3: I-Ii-Y Club, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff Pho- ographer: Brocktonra Photogra- pher, 3, 4: Manager of Iunior Achtevement Snapxx Co.: Cam- era Club: Y.M.C.A.: Boys Divis- lon Camera Director, Y.M.C.A. Interests: Photography, scoutrng, basketball, baseball. F u t u r ez lournalzsttc Photographer. MARY PATRICIA DURSO Dui-t 380 Centre St. Commercial. Act:v1ties: Basket- ball. Interests: Readtng, danc- mg, swtmmxng, bowling. Future: Secretarzal work. WILLIAM EDWARD DWYER Hawksl-raw ll Track St. Industrial Arts Activities' Track f ru -N 3' ' , ' 5-V Manager. Interests. Swrmmtng, golf, football, basketball, base- ball. Future: Navy. MARY FLORA EDWARDS 142 W. Chestnut St. Academic I-l. Acttvities: Student Health Counctl: Rambow Girls: Young Peoples Society. Inter- ests: Skatmg, dancing. Future: Mass. General Hosprtal. WARREN ERNEST EKLUND Junior 64 Rutland Sq. Technzcal. Actrvitresz Track, 3: Cape Cod Cloud Chasers. Inter- ests: Flying, boat riding, bowl- :ng, baseball, tennis. Future: Wiggins Air School. WAYNE OSCAR EKLUND Eky 64 Rutland Sq. Technical. Activities: Nominat- ing Committee, 3. Interests: Ten- nis, bowling, sailing, photog- raphy. Future: Rhode Island School of Art or Swain School of Design. LORRAINE EMMA ENGSTROM 238 Crescent St. Commercial. Activities: Ir. Twen- t.eth Century C.C.g lunior Usher. Interests: Swimming, bowling, basketball, dancing. Future: Ot- lice work. EDITH LILLIAN ERICKSON Eric 722 Main St. Commercial. Activities: Gama Gama Chi Club. Interests: Bowl- ing, basketball, dancing, swim- ming, skating. Future: Office work. PATRICIA DOROTHY EZERSKY Pat 41 Division St. Commercial. Activities: P a rt- Time Employment: Dues Collec- tor for Brocktonia. Interests: Sports. Future: Office work. LORRAINE MARIE FENNER 850 Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: P a rt Time Employment, Junior Usher: Swimming, 2: Rockne Associa- tion: Basketball. Interests: Danc- ing, swimming, knitting, sports. Future: Secretarial work. GINO MARIO FERRINI. Ir. 61 Fem Ave. College Sci. Activities: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 3: Ten- nis Team, 3: Pops Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Class Play, 4: Intramural Hockey, 3, 4: 4-K Basketball Team. Interests: Music, engineer- ing, radio, sports, wood crafts. Future: Norwich University. 1 S tv fi i 'Ps 3 4. 'Y ,I 7 r -sf. 'T 'B Q- fe-F Us .', .. Fc 6' X ref '23 'o 'if' gli, W . ,- l fx.-X E' J , LAWRENCE FINNEGAN I.olly 185 Dover St. College Sci. Hockey, 2, 3, 4, ttgaptain, 41: Y.M.C.A. Interests: All sports, dancing, bowling. Iuture: Undecided. BEVERLY MAE FISHER Bev 10 Coral St. Commercial. Activities: Rainbow Girls: Christian Endeavor. Inter- ests: Dancing, swimming, skat- zng, tennis. Future: Business school, GRACE LOLA FISHER Gracie 336 Quincy St. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Glee Club. Interests: Swimming, ice skating, dancing. Future: Business school. DAVID LYNCH I-'ITZPATRICK 95 Cross St. College L. A. Activities: Consti- tution Committee, 2: Student Council, 4: Class Grit Committee, 2, 3, 4: Chairman, 4: Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer, 3, 4: Drama Day, 2, 3: Christmas Pageant, 3, 4: Class Play, 4: lunior Usher: Boy's State. 3: Hi-Y Club, 3. Interests: Reading, sports. Future: Harvard or Bos- ton College. IANET ANN FLORIO Jean 49 Intervcrle St. Commercial. Activities: Snaps and Info Committee: Basketball, 3: Gamma Gamma Chi Club: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C.. Inter- ests: Photography, dancing bowling, swimming, art, skat- ing. Future: Photographer. EDWARD GILBERT FLOWERS 118 Division St. Academic G. Activities: De- Molay. Interests: Sports, music. Future: Furniture. RICHARD VINCENT FLYNN Dick 52 Augustine St. College Sci. Activities: Male Chorus, 2, 3: Student Council, 2. Interests: Golf, swtmming, base- ball, huntmg, fishing, photog- raphy. Future: Boston College. :ournaltsm. MARY ELIZABETH FOGG 246 Green St. Commercial, Interests: Danctng. basketball, football, swimming, fzshing. Future: Undecided. ANN CATHERINE FORD Shortie 423 No. Montello St. Commerctal. Actwiues: Y. W. C. A.: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C.: Class Dues Collector, 3. Inter' ests: Dancing, horseback riding. baseball, football, swtmmtng. Future: Undecided. PHILIP ANTHONY FRANCO Phil 99 Spring St. Commercxal. Interests: Baseball football, softball, music. Future: Business school. DAVID ALLAN FRASER Doc 169 Boylston St. Industrtal Arts. Interests: Cab- tnet makmg, bowlxng, model maktng. Future: Cabtnet make mg. RICHARD WARREN FREBERG Dick 81 So. Leyden St College L. A. Interests: Music bowling, softball. Future: Unde cxded. rr.. 95 45' . s : , MAIILZ .5 K R SL t . 5 fo E 'JB 5 I if-3 It 1 ll lk, WALTER HARDING FRENCH Walt 62 Fuller St. Academic G. Activities: Cross Country, 3, 4: Track, 3: Orches- tra, 4: Dpvtstonal Basketball, 4: B r c c k t c n Bruins Basketball Team. Interests: Muszc, sports. Future: Undec1ded. CARMELLA LOUISE FROIO Cam 20 Loucroft Ave. Comrnercral. Acttvitzesz Brock- tcnta Collector, 2, 3, 4: Anita Garrbaldt Club: Rockne Associ- atton. Interests: Danctng, swtm- mtng, roller skating. Future: Sec- retarial work. ROSE FRANCES FUGGETTI Ro 22 Milton St. Commerctal. Activrtresz P a rt Itrne Employment: Basketball: W. C. A, Interests: Danctng, oasketball, :ce skating, swim- ming. Future: Mansfield Beauty Academy. FRANCIS ANTHONY FULGINITI Ft-annie 7 Thomey Lea Ter. College L. A. Acttvitlesz Class Motto Commtttee: Intramural Hockey, 3, 4: lunior Achteve- ment tSnap Pip Col Interests: Baseball, hockey, photography. Future: Tufts College. WING YIN FUNG 248 Warren Ave. Special Tech. Interests: Photog- raphy, basketball, swtmming. Future: Undecided. LESTINA LUCILLE GAGNON Lou 48 Wyman St. Academic I-I. Activities: Glee Club: Sunday School Teacher: Knitttng Club. Interests: Danc- ing, swimmmg, singing, skating, skiing, drawing. Future: Nurs- mg. GLORIA ANN GASSE Gig 601 Summer St. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, 3, 4: Vice-President of Glee Club, 3. Interests: Dancing, swimming, skating, basketball. Future: Business school. EDWARD CHARLES GATANTI Eddie 36 W. Park St. Industrial Arts. Interests: Driv- ing, swimming, billiards, bowl- ing. Future: Undecided. ROBERT GEILEAR Bob 34 Tremont St. Academic G. Activities: High School Band, 2: Sharon Rifle Club. Interests: Swimming, bas- ketball, baseball, pool, hunting, fishing, target shooting. Future: Armed Forces. GORDON WENDELI. GLENN 20 Nye Ave. .Academic G. Activities: Class Dues Collector, 2, 4: Track, 3, 4: Cross Country, 4. Interests: Base- kall, track, football, basketball, b o w l i n g. Future: Williams School. AUDREY LOUISE GOODWIN Snip 41 Ellsworth St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball. Interests: Basketball, bowl- ing, swimming, dancing. Future: Secretary. BETTE IANE GORHAM Betsy 1154 W. Elm Ext. Commercial. Activities: P a rt- Time Employment: Y.W.C.A. In- terests: Roller skating, dancing, bowling, ice skating. Future: OI- tice work. FRANCIS IOSEPH GOVONI Gov 34 Wendell Ave. Co-operative Retailing. Interests: Football, retail field, music. Fu- ture: Retailing. IAMES LEWIS GREEN Limpy 527 W. Elm St. College L. A. Activities: Brock- tonia, 2, 3, 4: Brocktonia Busi- ness Manager, 3, 4: Student Health Council, 2, 3: Prest- dent Student Health Council, 3: International Relations Club, 2: Community Fund Speaker, 2, 3: Iunior Usher: President Y. M. H. A. Youth Council: President N. E. Association of Iewish Youth Councils. Interests: Photography, stamp collecting, baseball, ca m pi ng. Future: Dartmouth College. EDNA IOANNE GREVISKIS 8 Arthur St. Academic H. Activities: Girls' Glee Club: A Capella Choir: Class GiIt Committee, 4: Class Ring Committee, 4: Y. W. C. A.: lr. Twentieth Century C. C. In- terests: Swimming, basketball, dancing. Future: Business school. GLORIA LORRAINE GUNDBERG 39 Clinton St. Academic H. Activities: Girls' Glee Club. Interests: Nursing, bowling, telephone company, dancing. Future: St. Elizabeth's School of Nursing. PHYLLIS MARILYN GUSTAI-'SON Gus 85 Myrtle St. Commercial. Activities: G 1 e e Club, 4. Interests: Dancing, ice skating, swimming, d r i vi n g, bowling, horseback riding. Fu- ture: Secretarial work. IAMES MARTIN I-IALLISEY 46 Howard Sq. College Sci. Activities: Iunior Usher: Tumbling Team, 2, 3, 4: C. Y. O.: Y. M. C. A.: all Sports. Interests: Basketball, swimming, Iootball, baseball. Future: U. LS. Navy Air Corps. , CLARK HALLISEY 556 W. Elm St. Academic G. Actxvittesz Football, 2, 3, 4: Golf Team, 2: Commrs- sioner of Educat1on tGoocl Gov- ernment DCIYI: Thorny Lea Golf Club: Pawtucket, R. I., Polo Club. Interests: Polo, yachtrng, opera, golf, hunting, dancmg. Future: George Washington Unr- verstty. LOIS OLIVE HANLEY Lo 798 Oak St. Commercial. Actrvrttesz Ir. Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club: Y. W. C. A. Interests: D a n Cl n g, bowltng, swimming, tennis, golf, skating, Sports, music, horseback rzdtng. Future: Secretarial work. SARA ANN HANNON Sally 642 Montello St. Commercial. Actwmes: St. Mar- garet's Sodality: Part-Trme Em- ployment: Ring Bullettn Commit- tee, 4. Interests: Dancing, bowl- ing, swimmmg, baseball. Future: Bookkeeper. IACQUELINE ALICE HANSEN Iackie 470 Ash St. College Sci. Activities: Class Constitutton Committee, 2: Stu- dent Counctl, 2, 3: Class Dues Collector, 3, 4: Library Monitors Executive Committee, 3, 4: Com- :numty Fund Speaker, 3: Mass. Gzrls' State, 3: Iumor Usher, 3: 'Naitress at Pops Concert, 3. In- terests: Radio, sports, danctng. Future: Nursing - Peter Bent Brrgham Hospital. BARBARA RUTH I-IARDEN Barb ll Lewiston St. Academlc H. T. Acttvttiesz Ratn- bow Girls: Ltbrary Momtor, l: Class G1ft Committee, 2: Swim- ming, 2: Senior Class Play. Inter- ests: Dancing, skatmg, sailxng, horseback rrdmg, tobogganmg. Future: Boston University. GEORGE E. M. HARDING Pal 33 Frederick St. T e c h n IC al. Activttiesz Track Team: Satucket Horsemen and A. A. Member: Western Horse- men Associatzon: Polo Club of America: National Guard: Male Chorus. Interests: Horses, swim- ming, football, polo, baseball. Future: Engineering or Darry. f- GEORGE EDWARD HARRIS Hcrrris ll Everett St. Technical. Actlvxtlesz Football 3, 4: Band, 2, 3: Male Chorus, 2 3: Baseball. Interests: Sports travel. Future: College. VIRGINIA MAE HARRIS Ginger 786 Warren Ave. Commercial. Activitxes: Gamma Gamma Chl. Interests: Bowltng, basketball, swtmmtng, clanctng, skattng, mustc. Future: Stenog- rapher. ARTHUR ALBERT HATCH Red 160 Brookside Ave. College Sci. Acttv1t1es: Football 2, 3: Golf, 3: Intra-mural Hockey 2, 3, 4: Varsity Hockey, 4: De- Molay. Interests: Baseball, foot- oall, hockey, golf. Future: North- eastern. 1 ARTHUR AMBROSE HENDRICK Art 224 West St. Academic G. Activttzesz Base- ball, 4. Interests: Football, base- ball, basketball, tennis, swtm- ming. Future: Business Adminis- tration. IEAN ELIZABETH HENDRICK 60 Nilsson St. Academtc H. Actrvtttesz Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: lr. Twentteth Cen- tury C. C.: Rockne Association: St. Margaret's Sodality. Inter- ests: Dancing, tce skattng, bike- riding, tennis, all sports. Future: St. Elizabetlfrs School of Nursing ROSEMARIE AGNES HIGGINS Rosie 635 Summer St. College L. A. Actrvttiesz Glee Club: Basketball- Fteld Hockey lClass Teaml: Swtmming: lr. Twentieth Century C. C.: St. Margaret lunior Sodality. Inter- ests: All sports, reading. Future: St. Eltzabeth's School of Nursmg. EVERLYN MIRIAM HOLMES Evvie 129 No. Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Order of Rainbow Girls: Dramatic Club: Drama Day, 3: Class Play, 4: Student Health Council: Basket- ball. Interests: Dancing, swim- ming, sailing, roller skating, bas- ketball, tennis. Future: Williams Business School. ROBERT STANLEY HOLMES Duke 40 Chestnut St. Technical, Activities: M a le Chorus, 2, 3: A Capella Choir, 2, 3. Interests: Aviation, skating, basketball, swimming, automo- biles. Future: Wentworth Insti- tute. IOAN CUCINATTA HOPKINS Happy 20 Walnut St. Academic. Activities: Y.W.C.A., 3, 4: A Capella Choir, 4: Senior Class Play, 4: Pops Concert Hostess, 4: Star Dust Inn, 4. Interests: Roller skating, danc- ing, all sports, singing, target- shooting. Future: Williams School. IOHN EDWARD HORTON Iohnny Il Irvington St. College L. A. Activities: Brock- tonia, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3, 4: Junior Usher. Interests: Swimming, bas- ketball, football, fishing, hunt- ing. Future: Tutts Medical. ROSE THERESA HOUDE 155 Lawrence St. Academic G, Activities: Secre- tary of Orchestra, 3: Glee Club: Orchestra: A Capella Choir: Fes- tival Chorus: Christmas Pageant. Interests: Bowling, swimming, basketball, music, reading, voice and piano. Future: Boston Uni- versity School of Music. - IANET MARIE HOULIHAN 14 Martland Ave. College I... A. Activities: Student Council, 2, 3: Brocktonia Busi- ness Staff, 3, 4: Class Play Pro- duction Staff, 4: Senior Field Hockey Team, 4: Usher at Class Play, 4: Brocktonia Collector, 2, 3: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C. Interests: Skating, music, bowl- ing, dancing. Future: Simmons College. elf QW E? , 1' :Un N - N ' .-4 1 f. v ga-Q. T M 5 -x do Ig -Sb 'S' ks. 1 X f 'fr 'NJ .li 500- evo PATRICIA LEE HOXIE Pat 42 I-'rankton Ave. Academic H. Activities: Basket- ball: Field Hockey: Glee Cub: A Capella Choir: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C.: Gamma Gamma Chi Y Club. Interests: Danc- ing, skating, bowling, swim- ming, poetry, music. Future: Brockton Hospital. IANET ELIZABETH HYLEN 177 Nilsson St. Academic T. Activities: Basket- ball, 3, 4: Hockey, 4: Luther I. e a g u e. Interests: Swimming, basketball, bowling, dancing. Future: Bridgewater State. DOMINIC EZIO IERARDO Dom Ill Forest Ave. Technical. Activities: B. H. S. Rifle Club. Interests: Hunting, fishing, swimming, sports. Fu- ture: Mechanical engineering. GLORIA MAY IANES Glo 97 Newbury St. Academic G. Activities: Student Health Council, 3: Dramatic Club, 2: Glee Club, 2: Rainbow Officer: Young People's Fellow- ship: Girl Scout Leaders' Associ- ation: Iunior Achievement. In- terests: Dancing, music, football, basketball, tennis. Future: Nurs- ing. ELIZABETH IANNINO Betty 173 Bartlett St. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Representative: Anita Ga- ribaldi Ir. Lodge No. 6. Inter- ests: Dancing, singing, music, art, sports, swimming. Future: Teaching. LOUISE C. IANSON-LaPALME Lou 48 Fairfield St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Class Team, 4: Referee, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Class Team, 3, 4: Swimming, 2: Brock- tonia, 3, 4 IEditor 41: Nominating Committee, 3: Class Play Com- mittee, 3: Class Motto Commit- tee, 4 IChairmanl. Interests: Rockne, Ir. Twentieth Century C. C., piano, sketching, collect- ing records. Future: Simmons or Emmanuel College. BEVERLY MARILYN IOHNSON left 184 Cross St. Commercial. Activities: Rainbow Girls: Rockne Association: Class Constitution Committee, 2: Part- Time Employment, 4: Basketball, 3, 45 Swimming, 3, Interests: Dancing, bowling, skating, sing- ing, basketball. Future: Office work or interior decorating. ELDON RUSSELL IOHNSON Eldie 148 Ettrick St. Academic. Interests: Football, baseball, basketball, hockey. hunting, fishing, camping, swim- ming. Future: Wentworth Insti- lute. FRANK GEORGES IOHNSON 186 Highland St. College Sci, Activities: Library Monitors' Club: Hi-Y: Commun- ity Chest Speaker: Porter Hi Society: DeMolay: Porter Bas- ketball Team, Interests: Avia- tion, hunting, fishing, boating. Future: College. GERALD PAUL JOHNSON Ien'y 134 Magoun Ave. College Sci. Activities: Class Gift Committee, 4: DeMolay. In- terests: I-Iunting. Future: Bent- ley's School ot Accounting, RICHARD ALBERT IOHNSON Dick 80 Denton St. Academic. Activities: Leyden Park A. C.: Brocktonia: Marine Reserve. Interests: Hockey, arf, football, music, pool, swimming, boxing. Future: Vesper George. RICHARD THOMAS IOHNSON Beansy 195 Centre St. Academic. Activities: Brockton A.A.A. Interests: Football, bas- ketball, swimming, art, volley- ball, softball, Future: Southern Bell Telephone Company of Mi- ami, Florida. 'X 'Y' IQ? i' ,b'N if t g. 1 Q L' -It f-. ff .-rf-: ' . Alt b i 'tml -nqnn-.- GORDON ROBERT IONES Ionesie 195 Pleasant St. College Sci. Activities: Class U l a y : Hi-Y Club. Interests: Radio Engineering. F u t u r e z Radio Engineering, ROBERT IOY IGB 12 Hardy Ave. Academic, Activities: Y.M.C.A.: Football, 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 4: Co-Captain of Basketball, 4. In-- terests: Football, basketball, baseball, skating, swimming, billiards, handball, tennis, golf, polo, dancing, Future: Physical Education School, EDWARD VICTOR IUZENAS Eddie 292 Ames St. College Sci. Activities: Class Gift Committee, 2. Interests: Sports, economics, current events. Fu- ture: Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. FLORENCE M. KATWICK Peggy 21 Pennsylvania Ave. College L, A. Activities: Glee Club, 2: Field Hockey, 3: Bas- ketball, 3: Student Council, 4: R o c k n e Association. Interests: Music, sports, dancing, swim- ming, skating. Future: Bridge- water State Teachers College. BARBARA ANNE KEAY Barb 44 Richmond St. College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3: Field Hockey, 3, 4: Swimming: Brockton High School Orchestra: Girls' Glee Club, 2: A Capella Choir, 2, 4: Class Ring Bulletin Committee, 4: Order of Rainbow for Girls: Brockton Festival Chorus. Inter- ests: Music, tennis, swimming, skating. Future: Fisher School. DORIS RACHAEL KELLEHER 21 Payton Court College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball, 3: Field Hockey, 3: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C. tPres.l: A Capella Choir, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3. Interests: Music, tennis, swimming, skating. Future: Sim- mons College. HAROLD THOMAS XELLEHER Mick 150 Auburn St. Technical. Activities: Leyden Park A. C.: Hockey, 2, 3: Div. Basketball. Interests: Hockey, baseball, basketball, hunting. Future: Wentworth. ROBERT FRANCIS KELLEHER Bob 60 Bouve Ave. Industrial Arts. Interests: Sports, hunting, swimming, woodwork- .ng, building. Future: Technical school. I IOSEPI-I TIMOTHY KELLEHER Timmy 12 Montgomery St. Industrial Arts, Interests: Base- ball, football, track, hunting, rnodern problems, jazz music. Future: Undecided. IOSEPH CHRISTY KEMPRECOS log 15 Davids St. College Sci. Interests: Chess, fnusic, philosophy, chemistry, hiking. Future: Undecided. HERMAN LATHAM KENT Genius 37 Manomet St. Academic G. Activities: Radio Broadcasting Club: Photography. Interests: Art, radio broadcast- ing, photography, record collect- ing, movies, dancing. Future: Art school. GEORGE KERR 545 E. Ashland St. Technical. Activities: Eagle Var- sity Club Football: Track Team. Interests: Sports, music. Future: Undecided. SHIRLEY ANN KING Shirl 16 Madison St. College L, A. Activities: Porter Hi: Star Dust Inn: Student Council, 2, 3, 4: Library Monitor, 2, 3 tSecretary, 2l: Class Gift Committee, 3: Class Play. Inter- ests: Dancing, reading, music. Future: Mt. Holyoke or Welles- ey. PHILIP DUPUIS KINGMAN Phil 3 Bates St. College Sci. Activities: H1-Y: Star Dust Inn: Business Mgr. Year Book: Class Play Commit- tee: Class Gift Committee. Inter- ests: Baseball, hockey, dancing, sailing, opera. Future: Rensse- laer Polytechnic Institute. SHIRLEY LILLIAN KINGMAN Kinkie 119 Copeland St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3: Swimming, 2, 3: Soft- ball, 3: Part Time Employment, 4: Snaps and Info Committee: Rockne Association. Interests: Skating, swimming, spectator sports, drawing, singing, basket- ball. Future: Office work. ELAINE FRANCES KIRKER Shorty ll Frost Ave. Commercial. Activities: D u e s Collector 43 yrs.l: Glee Club, 2, 3: Part Time Employment: lr. Twentieth Century C. C.: Ftockne Association. Interests: Bowling, ice skating, roller skating, tobog- ganing. Future: Secretarial work. WALTER KLIMCHUK Wallie 607 No. Montello St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Track. 2: Junior Usher: Snaps and Info Committee: Hi-Y: Star Dust Inn. Interests: Skating, swimming, dancing. Future: Printing. GLORIA ANN KNIGHT 275 Montello St. Commercial. Interests: Basket- ball, secretarial work, volley ball. Future: Undecided. IRENE KOKAS 82 Wheeler Ave. Academic G. Interests: Movies, swimming, skating, dancing. bowling, stamp collecting. Fu- ture: Dramatics. BLANCHE ANNE KRAUCHUNAS 14 Enterprise St. College L. A. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, 2: Student Health Council, 3: Basketball, 2, 3: Hockey, 3: Referee, 3: Rockne Association: Ir. Twentieth Cen- tury C. C. Interests: Basketball, swimming, skating. Future: Uni- versity oi Massachusetts. PATRICIA MARY KRAUCHUNAS Pat 14 Enterprise St. Academic G. Activities: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3: Nominating Committee, 2: Brocktonia, 3: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C. Inter- ests: Music, art, dancing, skat- ing, swimming, bowling. Future: Vesper George School of Art. IOSEPH KARL KUNDZICZ 18 Wilmington St. Technical. Activities: A Capella Choir: Male Chorus. Interests: Engineering. Future: Undecided. MAREA SYLVIA KUSSMAUL Bubbles 815 Belmont St. College Sci. Activities: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Executive Board, 4: Head Drum Maiorette, 4: Dra- matic Club, I: Health Council, 1, 2: Church Fellowship: Brock- tonia Collector, 1. Interests: Dancing, skating, photography, modeling, boating, swimming, art, reading, music. Future: Bar- bizon School of Modeling. LORETTA N. LACKIMIA Bobby 446 Forest Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 2: Library Monitor, 2: Glee Club, 2: Gamma, Gamma Chi Club. Interests: Collecting rec- ords, dancing, music, bowling, skating, swimming. Future: Bos' ton City Hospital. fi. 2 FS'- x N. 4752 ,gr x . E-: IE-, f 5 s L 14: Q A f C' lr f- 87 ERNEST GEORGE LAFRANCHISE Ernie 328 Centre St. Comznerczizl Inter: sts: Athletrs. Future: Bentley A c c o u n t t n g School. FRANK ROBERT LAING Bob 62 Malvem Rd. College Sci. Activztiesz Class Ex- ecutive Committee: Band, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Photographer: De- Molay: HiAYp Junior Usher. In- terests: Photography, swimming, basketball, baseball, dancing. Future: Bates College or Uni- versity of Mass. GERALDINE ANN LANE Gerry 81 Harvard St. College I.. A. Basketball, 2, 3, 4: I-lockey, 3 fCaptain, 4: Class Team, 3, 41: Swimming, 3: Christmas Pageant, 2: Ir. Twen- tieth Century C. C. Interests: Swimming, basketball. Future: St. El:zabeth's. LORRAINE HELINE LANOUE 14 Kenwood St. Commercial. Interests: Dancing. bowling. Future: Undecided, HOWARD LeROY LAWSON Howie 45 Iackson St. College Sci. Activities: Rztle Club, 2. Interests: Hunting, lish- ing, camping, baseball, football. Future: Forestry. PHYLLIS MARY LAWSON PhY1 I3 Linnea Ave. College L. A. Activities: Iunior Usher: Constitution Committee, 2: Gift Committee, 2: Motto Com- mittee, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 4: Basketball, 2. Interests: Bowl- ing, basketball, skating. Future: Boston School of Dental Nursing ROBERT ALLEN LAWSON Boh' 44 Holmes St. Technical. Interests: Baseball, basketball, swimming, tennis, electricity. Future: Commercial Art or Engineering. ROBERT REYNOLD LAWSON Potso 257 Pleasant St. Commercial. Activities: Naval Reserve: Y, M. C. A. Interests: Dancing, football, roller skating, horseback riding. Future: News- paper work or Navy. RICHARD DANIEL LEHAN Dick 66 Sycamore Ave. Technical. Activities: Basketball: Y. M. C. A. Interests: Basketball, pool, baseball, football, ping- pong, bowling, music, camping. Future: Undecided. BARBARA ELIZABETH LEONARD Barb 39 W. Park St. Commercial. Activities: P a r t Time Employment, 4: Class Dues Collector, 4. Interests: Dancing, spectator sports, bowling, swim- ming. Future: Office work. SHIRLEY ANN LEVAGGI Shirl 795 Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Cla s s Dues Collector, 2, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 3: Secretary ot Young People's Society. Interests: Ski- ing, skating, bowling. Future: Secretarial work. STANLEY IOSEPH LEVENSON Stan 92 Belmont Ave. College L. A. Activities: Y. M. H. A. Basketball Team: Club 48: Class Dues Collector, 3. Inter- ests: Basketball, baseball, toot- ball, German. Future: Boston University. A, as vi v . gtg' 5' J ima 3' w . l 1 - ALVAN IAY LEVINE Al 196 Ash St. Academic. Activities: Rifle Club, 2: International Relations Club, 2, 3: Pres. of Junior Achievement Co.: Brocktonia Business Staff, 2, 3, 4: Brocktonia Adv. Man- ager, 4: Y. M. I-I. A. Basketball: U.S.N.R. Interests: Football, bas- ketball, Naval Reserve, adver- tising. Future: Business. STUART FRANKLIN LIBBEY Flip 58 Hillside Ave. College Sci. Activities: Chief ot Stagecratt Staff: Student Coun- cil: Brockton Amateur Radio Club: Class Play. Interests: Elec- tronics, radio, stage work, dra- matics. Future: Radio. BARBARA LUELLA LIBBY Lulu 48 Huntington Ave. College Sci. Activities: Iumor Usher: Class Ring Committee: Student Health Council: Pro- duction Staft of Class Play: Dramatic Club, 3: Pythian Sis- ters. Interests: Swimming, golf, tennis, drawing, reading. Fu- ture: Boston University. CARL DONALD LINDH Don 174 Nilsson St. Technical. Interests: Mechanical work, hunting, fishing, baseball. Future: Machinist or mechanical work. PAULINE ADELAIDE LINDQUIST Pauli 111 Laureston St. Commercial. Activities: Iunior Sodality. Interests: Roller skat- ing, sketching. Future: Business college. ROWENA LINDSAY 63 Rockland St. College I.. A. Activities: B. I-I. S. Orchestra, 3, 4: Pops Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant, 4: M. Youth Fellowship. Interests: Music, skating, swimming. Fu- ture: Bridgewater State Teachers College. f Q , IANE A. LINEHAN 98 Menlo St. Qornrnerctal. Actxvztzes: P a rt 'lime Employment: Swttnrnxng, Basketball, 2, 3: Rockne Assoc:- atton. Interests: Danctng, swan:- zntng, sports. Future: Secretaral work. IOHN ROBERT LINEHAN lack 157 Nilsson St. Acadernzc Teachers. Acttvttresz Busmess Staff of Yearbook: Church Fellowshtp. Interests: Sports, tenms, baseball, bowl- mg, ftshmg. Future: Brtdgewater State Teachers College. ANN LISSAK 99 Pioneer Ave. College Sct. Actrvxttesz Brock- tonta Collector: Y.W.H.A.: Club '48 Interests: Bowlxng, basket- ball, swmmmtnq. Future: Chand- ler Secretarlal School. FLORENCE LISSAK 99 Pioneer Ave. College Scz. Actlvttzesz Basket- ball, 3- Swrmrntng, 2: Softball: Field Hockey, 2: Orchestra, 1, 5, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 4. Inter- ests: Mustc, darxctng, swxrnmrng. Chandler Secretartal School. BARBARA ANN LITCHFIELD Litchy 237 Market St. Acaderntc Teachers. Acttvlttesz Basketball, 2, 3, 4 fCaptam 2, 31: Hockey, 3: Swxrnmtng, 2: Rockne Assocxatton. Interests: Sports. Fu- ture: Wheaton College. MEREDITH LOUISE LIVIE Red 283 Forest Ave. Sornznerctal. Actvrttes: Draw- ,ng' Bowlgngr Swrmrnrng. Inter- ests: Otfzce work. Future: Busi- ness school. :J ,1 6 gy '- t 6 -if -QM 5 J.- 1 BARBARA STEVENSON LOCKE Barb 140 Spring St. .3-.cadernQc. Acttvtnesi R o c k n e Assoctatlonz R a 1 n b o W Gtrlsz Svnntrnzng, Basketball, F 1 el cl Hockey' G1rls' Glee Club, 2: C. F Socuety. Interests: Reading, Icewskatzng, swtmrnrng, basket- La.. niusic, danctng. Future: Brockton Hospital LEONARD IOSEPH LOMBARDI Lenny 25 Dover St. Cornmerctal. Acttvtttesz Massa- chusetts Natronal Guard: Co-ed Record Hop Commtttee Y.'N.C.A. Interests: Offtce work. Future: Clerxcal work. MICHAEL FRANCIS LONG Mike I2 Montgomery St. College Sct. Actrvtttesz Football, 2, 3: Dues Collector, 2. Interests: I-luntrng, swrmmmg. Future: Unz- verstty of Massachusetts. ARDEN A. W. LUCKMAN Lucky Chester Apartments Commerctal. Actrvttresz Ratnbow Gtrls: Rockne Assoctatrony Bas- ketball, Interests: Basketball, swtrnmtng. Future: Mrlford Hos- pital. LEO IAMES LUNDERGAN 29 Park St. College Sc., Interests: Baseball basketball, swtmrntng, carnptng nowltng. Future: U. S. Navy. RICHARD LOUIS LUNDIN Dick 149 Nilsson St. College SC1. Actrvttiesz I-It-Y Club, 3, 4. Interests: Bowltng, basketball, baseball, football fzshtng, hunttng, sknng, skatrng. Future: Electrtcal Enatneer or Conservatton of Wlld Ltfe Serv- ICS. VIRGINIA ANNE LUPICA Ginnie 898 Montello St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Iunior Sodality: lunior Choir. Interests: Dancing, music, piano, reading, ice skating. Future: Secretarial work. IUNE BERNICE LYON lunie 26 Davids St. Academic H. Activities: lunior Sodality: Choir: Y.W.C.A. Lile- guard: Health Council. Interests: Roller skating, horseback riding, swimming, nursing. F u t u r e: Nursing. IOHN IOSEPH LYONS. Ir. 1 1 90 Bartlett St. Academic, Interests: Bowling, hoto ra h olf. Future: Bos- P Q P YI Q ton University, THOMAS LEO LYONS T 25 Wayland St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball, 2, 3, 4: Cross CountrY, 3. Interests: Dancing, football, basketball, baseball, billiards, swimming. Future: Army. JEAN LOUISE MacDONALD Ieannie I4 Fairfield St. College L. A. Activities: Division Basketball, 2, 4: lunior Usher: Division Hockey, 3, 4: Executive Committee, 2, 3, 4: Student Health Council, 2: Swimming, 2: 4: Glee Club, 2: Rockne Associ- ation. Interests: Sports, dancing, piano, Future: Westbrook lunior College. IOHN ALBERT MACDONALD Mac 156 Gratton St. College Sci. Activities: Rifle Club. Interests: Baseball, fish- ing, hunting, drawing. Future: Undecided. 1 'i ip 2-,f if K, . 519 ' . C -,1'afzu 4 . , ,vSI,'5 4'l:,jA5 Sv ld? IANET ELIZABETH MCDOUGALL Doog 167 S. Leyden St. Commercial. Activities: Part Time Employment: Basketball, 2, 3, 4 lCapt. 2, 31: Class Team, 3, 4l: Swimming, 2: Class Gilt Committee, 2: Referee, 3, 4: Sports Council: Rockne Associa- tion. Interests: Sports, knitting, r e a din g. Future: Bridgewater Teachers College. RUTH PATRICIA MACFARLANE Pat 94 Belmont Ave. Academic I-I. Activities: Class Ring Committee, 4: Rockne Asso- ciation: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C. Interests: Flying, dancing, swimming, bowling, reading, piano, Cribbage. Future: Nurs- ing. MILDRED LINCOLN MQCKERRON 31 Wall St. College Sci. Activities: Library Monitor, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4: Bas- ketball, 3, 4: Field Hockey, 4: Class Gilt Committee, 3: Class Motto Committte, 4. Interests: Pipe organ, piano, church, Brockton Festival Chorus. Fu- ture: Bridgewater State Teachers College. ALBERT FRANCIS MACKINAW Mac or Al 47 Gordon St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Conte Memorial Club: Club '48, 4: Foot- ball, 3. Interests: Motorcycles, sports. Future: Undecided. RUSSELL EDWARD MacMILLAN Mac 10 Fremont St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Club '48, 4. Interests: Billiards, hunt- ing, swimming, basketball, base- ball, lootball, piano. F u t u r e: Engineering school. PHYLLIS MAE MacNEILL Phyl 75 High St. Academic. Activities: Basket- ball, 4: Church. Interests: Danc- ing, roller skating, sports, bowl- ing. Future: Nurse's training. LORNA IEANNE MacRAE 36 Winona St. College I.. A. Acttvttxes: Class Play: Dramattc Club: Radto Broadcastmg: Public Speakmg. Interests: Readtng, creattve wrxt- tng, workmg wtth chtldren. Future: Teachtng and wrttmg. ROSE VERA MACRINA 27 David St. Comrnercral. Act1v1t1es: P a rt Ttme Employment, 4: Dues Col- lector, 3: Class Motto Committee, 4: Record Hop Commtttee ISec- retarylg Y,W.C.A., Ir. Twentteth Century C. C. Interests: Bowltng, swtmmmg, danctng, readtng. Fu- ture: Bustness College. I-'ERDINAND I. MAGLIANO Fred 37 Porter St. College SC1. Actwmes: I-It-Y, 3, 4. Interests: Baseball, basketball, dancmg, collectrng records. Fu- ture: Brtdgewater State Teach- ers College. IOHN NORRIS MAGUIRE Mac or Iohnny 15 Lincoln Rd. College SC1. Acttvtttes: Golf 3: luntor Usher: C.Y.O. Basketball: Football: Swtmmmgg Thorny Lea Golf Course: R1fle Club. Inter- ests: Hunttng, Clnvtng. Future: Northeastern. ROBERT FRANCIS MAHANOR Moe 58 Cary St. College Sct. Acttvzttesz B. H. S. Band, 2, 3, 4: Interests: Huntmq, ttshtng, football, flymg. Future: Commerctal Atrltne Pxlotmg. MARY ROSE MAHONEY 120 Ames St. Commerc1al. Act1v1ties: Ir. Twen- tmeth Century C. C.: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Part Trme Employment, 4: Iumor Usher. Interests: Danc- mg, sports, kmttmq. F ut u r e : Secretartal work. ar J X Q , Y if? ,, , :Ht s vt . 9000 - 'A ek .1191 - TI! B-sf 1 f 91 y . .fy ARLENE NORRINE MANDEVILLE 108 East St. IXCUCIGFIIIC I-I. Acttvtttes: Gtrls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 4: Hockey, 3: Class Team, 3: A Cappella Chotr, 2: Brocktonta Collector, 2: Class Play Commxt- tee, 4: Pops Concert Wattress, 3, 4: Star Dust Inn: Ir. Twentteth Century C. C. Interests: Dancmng. basketball, hockey, toboggan- rung, music. Future: N u r s e ' s tratmng. THELIVIA LOUISE MANNING Iunie 57 Foster St. Commercial. Actxvtttesz Basket- oall, 2, 3: Vtce-Preszdent Drama- ttc Club, 4: Class Play, 4. Inter- ests: Danctng, bowltnq, skattng, swtmmrng. Future: Ctvtl Servtco work. LLOYD H. MANSON 62 Greenwood Rd. Industrial Arts. Acttvtttesz Tum- bling. Interests: Phystcal culture, carpentry. Future: Undectded JEAN BEVERLY MARCUS 256 Centre St. Commercxal. Act1v1t1es: Class Dues Collector, 2. Interests: Books, swrmmtng, mustc, basket- ball, held hockey. Future: Offtce work. ELIZABETH ANNE MARSHMAN Betsy 31 Milton St. College L. A. Actlvtttes: Dxvts- ton Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Student Counc1l, 3, 4: Iumor Usher: Class Play Commtttee, 3: Nomt- natmg Commtttee, 2, 3: Business Staff ot Yearbook, 4: Student Counctl Nommattnq Com., 3, 4: Communzty Chest Speaker, 2, 3, 4: Porter Ht: Ratnbow Gzrlsp Sunday School Teacher. Inter- ests: Swtmmmg, danctng, bas- ketball, musnc, sports. Future: Untverstty ot Mass. THEODORE HENRY MARTIN Ted 569 Crescent St. Techntcal. Acttvtttesr Naval Re- serve. Interests: Flytng, hunting, ttshtng. Future: Commercial Atr- ttnes, Flying. RALPH CHRISTY MARTINI Jug lI0 No. Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities Student Council, 2: U. S. Naval Re- serves: Conte Memorial Club. Interests: Model shipbuilding, dancing, tennis, bowling, chem- istry. Future: Navy. MARIE LOUISE MARVILL Maizie 155 Lawrence St. Cornmerclal. Activities: Y.W.C.A. Interests: Bowling, swimming, tennis, basketball. Future: Office work. ROBERT S. MARX Bob 119 Chatham Rd. College L. A. Activities: Band, l, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3: Class Play: Health Council, 1, 2: Brock- toma: U. S. Naval Reserve: Class Gift Committee, 3. Inter- ests: Swimming, baseball, rnusic. Future: University of Massachu- setts. SHIRLEY ANNE MATHESON 85 Glendale St. Academic I-I. Activities: Glee Club, 2, 3: Student Health Council, 2, 3: Y. W. C. A.: Ir, Twentieth Century C. C. Inter- ests: Bowling, dancing, Sunday school teacher. Future: Nursing. EDWARD MANSOUR MATTA Henk 69 Wyman St. Academic. Activities: Baseball, 2, 3: Football, 4: Divisional Bas- ketball. Interests: Bzlliards, danc- zng, sports. Future: Auto me- chonic. MARY SOPHIE MAURATH Mae 304 Centre St. Academic G, Activities: Library Monitor, 2, 3: Brocktonia Room Collector, 3, 4: Class Constitution Committee, 2: Y.W.C,A.: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C. Inter- ests: Basketball, dancing, bowl- ing, cooking, horseback riding, collecting photographs, baseball. Future: Secretarial work. 'tl R t X L ' sm if sf It X lv 'pw- if 'N '? ,r -, . J: ee. f r x F 1.' ft vu iv i N -iz.:-, QI: K 'Yfwf' :if WILLIAM CHARLES MCCABE Mac, Billy 27 Broad St. Commercial. Interests: M u sic, dancing, journalism, agricultural work. Future: Amherst or busi- ness school. AUSTIN IOSEPH MCDONNELL Red I6 Battles St. Technical. Activities: Golf Team, 3, 4: D. W. Field Golf Associa- tion: Secretary of D. W. Field Golf Association. Interests: Golf, wood working, hockey, elec- trrcity. Future: Electricity. HENRY ALFRED MCKENNEY Hunka 318 Moraine St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Golf Team, 2, 3, 4: Football: Basket- ball. Interests: Hunting, fishing, billiards, driving, dancing. Fu- ture: Brockton Fire Dept. LOUISE McKINLEY IB Washburn Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 3: Part Time Employment, 2: Class Dues Collector, 2: Class Snaps and Info Committee. In- terests: Bowling, dancing. Fu- ture: Secretarial work. WAYNE MCLAUGHLIN Mac 43 Custer St. Technical. Interests: Art, danc- ing, photography. F u t u r e : Brown and Sharpe Machine Co. ANNE ELIZABETH MCRAE 320 Court St. Academic. Activities: Glee Club, 2: Library Monitors Club, 2: Softball, 3. Interests: S p o r t s, music. Future: Bridgewater Stare Teachers College. MELVIN GLYNN McRAE Mac 132 N. Pearl St. Te-chnrcal. Acttvrtresz S e n i o r Manager of Basketball: Football: Baseball: Ltbrary Monitor. Inter- ests: Boatmg. Future: Wentworth Instttute. ROSE MARIE MCSWEENEY Rosie 920 No. Main St. Commerctal. Act1v1t1es: Y. W. C. A.: lr. Twentteth Century C. C.: Dramattc Club: Swrmrrung Team. Interests: Hockey, swrmming, basketball, football. Future. Sec- retartal work. RUTH ANN MILLER Ruthie 93 Florence St. Cornmerctal. Interests: Bowling, dancxng, swtmmmg, baseball. future: Busmess school. EILEEN LILLIAN MISKINIS 9 Burton St. College Sct. Acttvmesz Basket- ball, 3, 4: Swrmming, 3: Ir. Twenttetb Century C. C.: St. Marys Sodalrtyz Christmas Pag- eant, 3, 4. Interests: Basketball. bowltng, dancmg, ftshing, read- rng. Future: Laboratory technical work. ANN M. MITCHELL 17 Haverhill St. College L. A. Acttvmesz Rockne Assocratton. Interests: Art work, sports. Future: Nurse's tratmng. ANNA FRANCIS MOCKUS Anne 17 Johnson Ct. Cornmerctal. Actrvrtresz Roclcne Assoctatrong Basketball, 3: Field l-lockey, 3, 4. Interests: Dancmg, drawzng, tce skating, smging, rnovnes. Future: I-Iatrdresser. url., X, 9' 4 QW 'Q'-N Sp.. IQ 'lv ' -... 'VISA 'D' BARBARA MARY MORRIS Barb 198 Prospect St. College I.. A. Actxvttres: Basket- ball, Glee Club, 2: Drarnattc Club, 2: Snaps and Info Corn- rntttee, 4: Rockne Assoctattony lr. Twentreth Century C. C.: Brocktoma. Interests: Dancrng, rnustc, sports, art. Future: Bates College. FRANK IOSEPH MORROW Frankie 73 No. Warren Ave. Acadernxc. Acttvtttes: Baseball, 2, 3, 4: Football, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4. Interests: Baseball, all sports. Future: Undectded. THEODORE HAROLD MORSE Ted 376 Crescent St. Academrc G. Actwrtzesz Plyrn- outh A. C. Interests: Baseball, bowllng, techmcal radto. Future: Undectded. ELEANOR DORIS MOYNIHAN 24 Hemlock Ave. Commerctal. Actrvrtresz St. Mar- garet's Sodahty. Interests: Bowl- tng, dancmg, basketball. Future: Undectded. ARTHUR LEO MULLEN, IR. Moon 190 Toney St. College SCI, Act1vzt1es: I-I1-Y: Boy Scouts. Interests: Football, base- oall. Future: Lowell Textrle In- stttute, U. S. Coast Guard Acad- emy. GLORIA ANN MUNRO 65 Plymouth St. Co-operattve Retatltng. Acttvt- tres: Store Work. Interests: Bowl- mg, slcatrng, muszc. Future: Store work. PATRICIA ANN MURPHY Pct 113 Laureston St. College I.. A. Activities: Basket- ball: Hockey: Swimming: Ir, Twentieth Century C. C. Future: Emmanuel College. RICHARD HENRY MURRAY Dick 384 West St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Stu- dent Council, 2: Class Gift Com- mittee, 4: Class Play. Interests: Football, hunting, dramattcs. Future: Undecided. IOHN FORDYCE MYERS 87 Ellis St. College L. A. Activities: Library Monitor, 2: Student Council, 3, 4: Junior Usher: Christmas Pag- eant, 4: Class Play: Yearbook Staff: H1-Y: Porter Hi: President of Porter Hi: Porter Basketball Team: Star Dust Inn. Interests: Football, basketball, baseball, swimming, ships. Future: Bates College. BARBARA NANOS Batby 50 Allen St. College L. A. Activities: Hellenic Youth Forum: Greek Church Choir. Interests: Dixieland jazz, tennis, modern art. F u t u r e : Bridgewater State Teacher's Col- lege. ELINOR LOUISE NEAFSEY 15 Thorny Lea Ter. College L. A. Activities: Vice- President, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Class Team, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey, 3, 4: Class Team, 3, 4: Referee, 3, 4: Swim- ming, 2, 3, 4: Rockne Associa- tion: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C. Interests: Sports. Future: Sargent College. EVERETT K. NELSON Swede 307 Menlo St. Industrial Arts. Interests: Foot- lifill, baseball. Future: U. S. Navy. I 1 ... 1-5.-Q 1 'tl t 3-'S' G In -3 A 'Vs .. ,Q , . . , k. lf, ,fi - . A it 7.2 .l i5l nQ': IV 1 , I., .- ' s 5' g A 'fr . 'F - K . . , . - I ' .,' I V, 1 C , tl ,. H Q' ' .1 . f x -: . lk ROY EDWARD H. NELSON 609 Warren Ave. Technical. Interests: Football baseball, basketball, swimming. Future: Undecided. NORMA LOUISE NESS 152 Menlo St. Commercial. Interests: Skating, skiing, bowling, swimming. Fu- ture: Business school. WILLIAM HENRY NEVENS 320 Main St. College L. A. Activities: Drama- tic Club. Interests: Legitimate theatre, cinema music, Shake- spearian works, selected litera- ture. Future: Dramatics. EDMUND FRANK NEVIRAUSKAS Eddie 6 Sprague St. College Sci. Activities: Basket- ball lor Montello A. C.: Intra- mural Hockey. Interests: Base- ball, football, hockey, basket- ball, swimming. Future: Bridge- water State Teacher's College. LEON NEWMAN Lee 24 Homer St. College Sci. Activities: Sopho- more Football: Y.lvI.H.A. Basket- ball and Clubs. Interests: Foot- ball, basketball, baseball, mech- anics, dramatics. Future: Boston University or University of Illi- nois. CAROLE ANN NIGI-ITINGALE 66 Winnifred Rd. College L. A. Activities: Class Play: Glee Club, 2: Student Council, 2: Snaps and Info Com- mittee: Dramatic Club, 2: Bas- X ketball: Christmas Pageant: Por- ter Hi Society: Community Chest Speaker, 2, 3, 4: Dance Commit- tee of Stardust Inn at the Y.M.C.A. Interests: Swimming, sailing, skiing. Future: Pem- broke College. GERRY CARI. NOLTE Shorty 25 Park Rd. College Sci. Activities: Brock- lonia Collector, 2: Hi-Y, 3, 4: lunior Usher: Senior Class Play. Interests: Baseball, drawing, modeling lairplanes, etc.J, U. S. Histor . Future' Boston Univer- y . sity, KU. S. History teacherl. MARIORIE ELIZABETH NOONE Margie 131 Moraine St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball-Class Team, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Swimming: Program Com- mittee for Senior Class Play: Class Dues Collector, 2, 3: Ir, Twentieth Century C. C.: Rockne Association. Interests: Sports. Future: Simmons. THOMAS FRANCIS NOONE Tommy 131 Moraine St. College Sci. Activities: Golt Team. Interests: Golf, basket- ball, swimming. Future: Bent- ley's School of Accounting. DOROTHY ARLENE NORTH Dot 303 Moraine St. College Sci. Activities: Dramatic Club, 2, 3: Student Health Coun- cil, 2, 3: Hockey, 3: Stagecraft, 4: Brocktonia Collector, 4. Inter- ests: Sports, dressmaking. Fu- ture: Home economicsrclothing curriculum. EILEEN EVE O'BRlEN 190 Laureston St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 2. Interests: Dancing, horse- back riding, swimming, music, tennis, basketball, skating, ski- ing, collecting records, travel- ing, bowling, boating. Future: Hairdressing or secretarial work. ERNEST VERNON O'BRIEN OB 50 Parker Ave. Academic G. Activities: Hi-Y: Stardust Inn: Ames Rifle and Pistol Club. Interests: Dancing, Hockey, baseball, hunting. Fu- ture: Massachusetts State Uni- versity. IOI-IN FRANCIS O'BRIEN OB 369 North Montello St. Industrial Arts. Interests: Wood- working, building construction, sports. Future: Undecided. MARY ELIZABETH O'BRlEN 25 Rutland St. College I.. A. Activities: Brock- tonia, 3, 4: Class Play Produc- tion Staff: Swimming, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Softball, 3, 4: Referee, 3, 4: Sports Council, 3. 4: Chairman of Athletic Committee at the Ir. Twentieth Century C. C. Inter- ests: Swimming, hockey, basket- ball, softball, tennis, dancing, music, volley ball, skating, ski- ing, reading, boating, bowling, golf. Future: Simmons College. RICHARD PAUL O'BRIEN Dick 23 Mystic St. Academic G. Activities: Member of Garde de I-Ionneur: Naval Reserve: Basketball for Brockton Celtics. Interests: Dancing, bas- ketball, bowling, baseball, swim- ming. Future: Dental Technician. DAVID LEE O'DONNEI.L Dave 583 Montello St. Industrial Arts. Activities: H1-Y for two years. Interests: Swim- ming, dancing, football, base- ball, horseback riding. Future: Undecided. ANITA VIRGINIA OHMAN Nita 13 Beaumont Ave. Commercial. Interests: Bowling, aancing, swimming. F u t u r e: Williams Business School. DORA E. OLDFIELD Bunny 28 Cleveland Ave. Academic G. Activities: Basket- ball, dancing, hockey, swim- ming, Library Club, Glee Club, aramatics, horseback riding, ten- nis, bowling, sailing. Future: Wilfred Academy. WALTER PARKER OLDHAM Wally 18 Highland St. Academic G. Activities: Class M o t to Committee. Interests: S p o r t s, engineering. Future: Northeastern University, engi- neering. ERNEST FREDERICK ORLANDO Ernie 98 Florence St. Technical. Activities: Track, 3, 4: Football tMaple Leafs Clubl: Baseball, 2, 3, 4: Club National, and Legion. Interests: All sports, especially baseball. F ut u r e : G e n e r a l Electric Apprentice School or Armed Services. CAROLYN ORTON Lynne 23 Morse Ave. College L. A. Activities: Year- book Statt: Rainbow for Girls: junior Usher, 3: Student Council: Class Dues Collector, 2: Dra- matic Club, 2, 3: Hockey, 3: Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Swimming, 3: Library Monitor, 2, 3. DONALD LESTER OUDERKIRK Bobo 34 Marion Ave. College Sci. Activities: Student Council, 2: H1-Y, 37 National Guard: Nominating Committee, 3, 4: Basketball Church League, 4. Interests: Sports, especially basketball and baseball. Future: U. S. Navy. EVA OUTCHCUNIS Outch 45 Tremont St. Commercial. Activities: Cla s s Secretary, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3: Dramatic Club, 2: Iuntor Usher: Ring Bulletin Committee: Class Motto Committee: Class Gift Committee: Assistant Direc- tor ot Greek Orthodox Church Choir: Member ot Maids ot Athens, also its News Editor: Member Greek Youth Organiza- tion. Interests: Dancing, bowling, swimming, books, music. Future: Boston University. IOSEPH CHARLES PACCIA lee 66 Clinton St. Academic G. Interests: Wood- work, sports, art. Future: Agri- cultural College. HELEN DIANA PALTSIOS 627 No. Montello St. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, swimming, Future: Secretarial work. STANLEY PALTSIOS Stan 627 No. Montello St. Commercial. Interests: Swim- ming, baseball, iootball, hiking, traveling, nicknacks from wood, Future: Business School. HELEN FRANCIS PANKIEVICH Pinky 26 Bellevue Ave. Commercial. Activities: P a r t Time Employment: Nominating Committee, 25 Polish Younger Set. Interests: Sports, dancing, bowling, swimming. Future: Chandler's Secretarial School. VIRGINIA M. PAPINEAU Ginny 63 French Ave. Academic H. Activities: Basket- ball: Field Hockey. Interests: Reading, movies, piano. Future: Nursing. IOHN HARRY PAPPAS Pap 70 Spring St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Base- ball, 3, 4. Interests: Building nonstruction, woodwork, sports. Future: Builder. BARBARA LOUISE PARFITT Bobbie 882 No. Main St. Academic H. Activities: Senior Class Usher: Member oi Rain- bow Girls, and Rockne. Inter- ests: Agriculture, horseback rid- ing, square dancing, bowling. Future: Nursing. ELIZABETH PARISE Bette I.ou - Lou 192 No. Warren Ave. Commercial. Actlvities: Member ot a Junior Lodge. Interests: Bas- ketball, dancing, swimming, bowling. Future: Wilfred Acad- emy. SHIRLEY ANN PARKER Blondie 87 Locust St. Commercial. Activities: Student Health Rep. l, 2: Dues Collector, 3, 4. Interests: Dancrng, piano, hairdressing. Future: Eugenze Hairdressing Academy. CAROLINE I. PATRONE Io 99 Belmont Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball: Swimming: Softball. Inter- ests: Boating, ice skating, bowl- png, roller skating, piano play- ing. Future: Hairdressing work. PHYLLIS ANNE PAULSON Phyl 230 Market St. College I.. A. Activities: Divis- ional Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball Team, 4: Divisional Hockey, 3, 4: Class Hockey Team, 3: Swimming, 2, 3: Bas- ketball Referee, 2: Girls' Glee Club, 2: A Capella, 2: Orches- tra, 3: Rockne Association: Luther League. Interests: Piano, basketball, swimming, hockey, dancing, football, baseball. Fu- ture: Boston University, College of Music. CARILYN PEIRCE 16 Ellis St. Academic G. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainJ: Hockey, 3, tCaptainJ 4: Softball, 3: Cheer- leader, 3, 4: Rockne Association: Swimming, 4. Interests: Knitting, reading, music, movies, danc- ing. Future: Commercial artist- Vesper George. MARILYN PEIRCE 16 Ellis St. Academic H. Activities: Rockne Association: Basketball tCapt, 21, 3, 4: Class Team, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Swimming, 2, 4: Cheerleader, 3, 4: Softball, 3. Interests: Knitting, d a n c i n g , sports. Future: Nursing. AQ St WTI 4 x its ser' r to '11 Q. gt - xl. O cf' 1 A... 6 455 -X L 8744- .... Ki 97 EDWARD ALBERT PELLEGRINI Eddie I5 Loucraft Ave. Academic T. Activities: Basket- ball, 3, 4: Baseball, 2, 3, 4. In- terests: Basketball, baseball, rootball, dancing, billiards, mu- sic, bowling, swimming. Future: Boston University. IDA LOUISE PENA Iitterbuq 14 Plymouth Place Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball: Hockey. Interests: Sewing, working, sports, dancing, bowl- Lng, swimming, basketball. Fu- ture: Undecided. MARY PERDIKIS 17 Turner St. Commercial. Acttvitiesz A Cap- ella Choir, 2: Girl's Glee Cluo, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, l: Maids ot Athens: Greek Orthodox Choir: Helenic Youth Organization. In- terests: Music, swimming, sports. Future: Secretarial work. DOROTHY MYRTLE PERKINS D0ffY I5 Woodbine St. Academic H. Activities: Glee Club: Iunior Usher: Rainbow Girls: Girl Scouts: Honorary Member of Woman's Club: Young Peoples Society: Hockey: Swimming. Interests: Cooking, sewing, swimming. Future: Nurs- ing. MERVYNA MAY PERRY 1004 No. Main St. Household Arts. Interests: Music, sports. Future: Undecided. ALICE MARIE PERSSON 794 Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 3: Luther League: Boston District Luther League Bowling Team. Interests: Bowling, swim- ming, basketball. Future: Office work. GAIL IOAN PETERSON 85 Denton St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Field I-lockey, 4: Christmas Pageant, 2, 4: Health Council, 2, 3: Luther League. In- terests: Swimming, bowling, bas- ketball. Future: University oi Massachusetts. CHARLES MICHAEL PETTI Charlie 210 Belmont St. College Sci. Activities: Football, 3, 4: ,lunior Usher: Y, M. C. A.: Independent Basketball. Inter- ests: Basketball, baseball, box- ing, dancing, ping pong, bowl- ing. Future: Colby College. EVELYN PATRICE PHILLIPS Pat 18 Harold St. Commercial. Activities: Iunior Usher: Y.M.C.A.: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Rockne: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C. Inter- ests: Dancing, skating, swim- ming, bowling, basketball. Fu- ture: Dental Assistant. AIDA SARA PIANTEDOSI Ai 21 Gaudette Ave. College L. A. Activities: Student Council, 2, 3: Basketball, 3: Field Hockey, 3: Dramatic Club, 2, 3: Drama Day, 2: Ir. Twenti- eth Century C. C. tBoard ot Di- rectorst: Stardust Inn: Brock- tonia, 4. Interests: Archery, bad- minton, swimming, music, danc- ing, horseback riding. Future: Wheelock College or Bridge- water State Teachers' College. EMERSON ALDRICH PIERCE Emmy 44 Newton Ave. Academic G. Activities: Band: President ot High School Orches- tra: International R e l a t 1 o n s Club: lunior Achievement Radio Club: Class Play: Honorary Member of Dramatic Club. Inter- ests: Music, piano, drums, xylo- phone, motion picture photog- raphy, drarnatics, sound record- ings, roller skating, swimming. Future: New England Conserva- tory of Music. GLORIA CARMELA PISTONE Glo 65 Moraine St. Commercial, Activities: F i e I d Hockey, 2: Basketball, 2: Swim- ming: Skating: Bowling. Inter- ests: Basketball, dancing, piano. Future: Ottice work. C t RAYMOND GRANT POKRAKA Pokey 64 Hovendon Ave. College Sci. Activities: City League Basketball: B.H.S Intra- mural Hockey. Interests: Bowl- ang, swimming, football, base- Qall. Future: Laboratory Tech IIICIGII. ELEANOR LOUISE POOLE Puddles 28 Alandale Ave. ax 'D r fir gy? Academic G. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey, 3: Swimming, 3: Rockne Club: lun- .or Usher. Interests: Music, danc- ing, sports, Rockne Club. Future: Undecided. FREDERICK NORMAN POOLE Freddie 28 Alandale Ave. Industrial Arts. Interests: Foot- ball, tenms, swimming. Future: Mechanics. LOUISE POOLE 827 So. Franklin St. Retail Selling. Interests: Music, sports. Future: Chamberlain Re- tailing School. ROBERT E. POOLE Bob 53 Woodard Ave. Technical. Activities: BHS Foot- ball Manager, 4: President ot South Church Senior Pilgrim Fellowship: DeMolay. Interests: Bowling, basketball. Future: Northeastern University. MARIE ANN PORAZZO IB Pine St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 2, 3: Swim- ming. Interests: Swimming, bas- ketball, dancin , bowling. Fu- ture: Otlice worLIc. IOANNE FRANCES POWDERLY lo 54 Holmes St. College Sci. Act:vities: Rockne Association: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey, 3, 4: Swimming, 2, 3, 4. Interests: Swimmxng, dancing, all sports, rttlery. Fu- ture: Quincy City Hospital- nursing. BEVERLY ALICE PRATT Bev 35 Hampden Ave. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, bowl:ng. Future: Clerical work. ROBERT PRICE Bob 1075 Pleasant St. College Sc:. Activities: Member ot Tennis Team tCaptaml 3, 4. Interests: Sports, music. Future: Radio. CARMELA MARIE PRINCIPE I3 Hamilton St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 3: Class Dues Collector, 4: Y.W.C.A. Interests: Dancing music, bowling. Future: Unde- cided. MARY REBECCA PROSPER 8 Florence St. Commercial. Activities: F i e ld Hockey: Basketball: Swimming: 'Jolley Ball: Ir. Twentieth Cen- tury C. C. Interests: Music, danc- ing, tennis, bowling. Future: Business school. GORDON WILSON PROVOST Gus 228 Pleasant St. Industrial Arts T. Activities: U S. Navy Reserve. Interests: Pho- tography, aviation, baseball hockey, football, travel, golf, softball. Future: School of Pho- tography or Air Force. I Q '27 :E .e., . 3 MARILYN HOPE RAFKIN Maz 408 Ash St. College L. A. Activities: Brock- tonia, 3, 4: Class Ring Commit- tee, 4: Youth Council: Co- Author ol Class Motto, 4: Class Play Usher: Brocktonia Room Collector, 2, 3, 4. Interests: Art, swimming, horseback r 1 d 1 n g , zenn:s, bowling, archery. Future: Boston University. ALFRED A. RAMONDETTA Al 707 Warren Ave. Academic G. Interests: Dancing, swimming, baseball, football. Future: Undecided. IAMES IOSEPH REARDON Iim 34 Arch St. College Sci. Activities: Interna- tional Relattons Club: Y.M.C.A. Interests: Mathematics. Future: Mathematics teacher. NATALIE GLORIA RESERVITZ Nat 62 Moraine St. College L. A. Activities: Dra- matic Club, 3: Brocktonia, 4: Snaps and Info Committee, 4: Class Play, 4: Y.W.I-l.A.: Youth Council: Club '48. Interests: Bowling, swimming, knitting. piano, music, dramatics, danc- ing. Future: Simmons College. IESSIE ANN RICHARD! Tootsie 5 Elmer St. Commercial. Activities: Y. W. C. A. Interests: Dancing, skat- ing, music, swimming. Future: Office work. ROBERT EARL RICHARDS Bob 17 Overlook Ave. Academic T. Activities: Student Advisory Council, 2, 3, 4: Inter- national Relations Club, 2, 3, 4: President of I.N.R.C., 4: Drama Day: Class Play: Iunior Achieve- ment: Radio Club at WBET: Member of Executive Committee of Iuntor Massachusetts Civic League. Interests. Politics, Na- tional and International Rela- tions, radio, speaking, acting, social work. Future: Teacher's college. MARY LOUISE RILEY Mary Lou 21 Ellsworth St. College L.A. Activities: Ir. Twen- tieth Century C. C.: Rockne Association. Interests: Bowling, dancing, music. Future: Boston University. RACHEL ROBIN Cookie 88 Moraine St. College L. A. Activities: Glee Club, 2: Dramatic Club, 3: Class Play Committee, 3: Iunior Usher, 3: Class Motto Committee, 4: Brocktonia, 4: Co-Author of Class Motto: Class Play, 4: Yearbook Staff: Y.W.H.A.: Y.M.-Y.W.I-l.A. Youth Council: Leader ot Young Girls' Dramatic Club: Club '48. Interests: Sports, piano, music, dramatics, dancing. Future: Pem- broke College-psychology. JANE LOUISE ROBINSON Ianey I5 Hardy Ave. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor, 2: Glee Club, 2: Secre- tary of Young People's Society of South Congregational Church: Junior Achievement: Rainbow Girls. Interests: Hockey, base- ball, basketball, dancing. Fu- ture: Undecided. BARBARA VIOLET ROCLEVITCH Rocky 95 Winter St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 2. Interests: Ice skating, music, art, swimming. Future: Vesper George School of Art. WALTER AMBROSE RODRIQUES I5 Snow St. Academic G. Interests: Auto mechanics. Future: Undecided. LORRAINE MARIE RONDEAU Lorrie 18 No. Manchester St. Commercial. Interests: Skating, bowling, dancing, music, Future: General clerical work. N . 7- 3 -X cs ,- H A A yr fggxig ifi 1' 10' 4. V' fn 4- yr .. 75. .M I 4 ,. 1' if X4 100 MORRIS ALLAN RUBIN Moe 363 Spring St. Academic G. Activities: A Cap- ella Choir: Male Chorus: Young ludea: Y.M.H.A.: Basketball. In- terests: Basketball, golf, swim- ming, hockey, baseball, pho- tography, bowling, roller skat- ing, fishing, stamp collecting. Future: University of Miami. BLANC!-IE BARBARA SABINA Bubbles 20 Saunders St. Commercial. Activities: P a r t Time Employment: Polish Young- er Sets: St. Mary's Choir. Inter- ests: Dancing, roller skating, sports, bowling, skiing, swim- ming. Future: Wilfred Academy. MARY E. ST. LAWRENCE Betty 38 Foster St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3: Hockey, 3, 4: Swim- ming, 2: Class Hockey Team, 3: Christmas Pageant, 2: Ir, Twen- tieth Century C. C. Interests: Skating, swimming, basketball, hockey, dancing. Future: Massa- chusetts School ot Art. LOIS BARBARA SAMMONS Lo 20 Elmer St. Academic H. T. Activities: Rain- bow Girls: Vice-President of Methodist Youth Fellowship of Central Methodist Church: Sec- retary of Sub-District Methodist Youth Fellowship: Church Choir. Interests: Swimming, skating, basketball, music. Future: Nurs- ing. ARLEITA MAE SAMPSON Ill Nilsson St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2. Inter- ests: Dancing, bowling, swim- ming. Future: Undecided. ANNA MAY SARAFIAN Ann 72 Hillside Ave. Commercial. Activities: Senior Motto Committee. Interests: Art, music, dancing, bowling, swim- ming. Future: Art school or sec- retarial work. GLORIA ALYCE SAWYER Glo 1771 So. Main St. College I.. A. Actrvttres: Class Rtng Committee, 4: Basketball: Hockey: Class Usher: Ir. Twene treth Century C. C.: Iunror So- daltty. Interests: Skatrng, sknng, danctng, swrrnrntng, accordton 5-laymg. Future: Kathleen Dell School. BETTE IRENE SEARLES 251 Pleasant St. Academrc. Actrvrtres: Basket- oall: Swtmmrngz Smqxnqz Y. W. Q. A.: Hockey. Interests: Horse bark r1d1ng, dancrng, srngrng, roller skatrnq, xce skatmg. Future: Dressmakrng. IOYCE RITA SELLSTONE 94 Maqoun Ave. Commercral. Interests: Dancrnq. swvrnmrng, readtng. Future: OI- lgce work. CLAIRE A. SEREIKO Echo 15 Clarence St. Academtc H. Actxvrtresz Basket! ball. Interests: Dancrng, roller skattnq. Future: Undecrded. MARILYN LOUISE SHANKS 210 No. Warren Ave. Acaderntc H. Act1v1t1es: Y. W. C. A. Interests: Readmg, danc- tng, roller-skatrnq, k n tt t 1 n g, swtmmtng. Future: Nursrng. ROBERT F. SHEPPARD Bob 9 Crowell St. College Scr. Actrvrtresz Baseball and Football for Parmenter's Park. Interests: Hockey, base- ball. Future: Plumbrng and Steamftttrnq. 1 6-If A r .3- . ,rt I. . xg X A I All 1, .,,,.4 6 94 Aol x S I vw 1 Q F 'ts 1 1 5 1 I t FRANK EDWARD SILK Ted 46 Blaine St. College L. A. Acttvttres: Rtfle Club, 2: Tumbhng Team, 2, 3: H1'Y Club, 2, 3: Porter H1-Soc1- ety: Y.M.C.A. Interests: Basket- ball, baseball, sknng, huntrng, mountarn chmbrna, swtmmrnq, frshtng, bowlrng. Future: Unde- crded. MARIORIE LOUISE SIMMONS Midge 3 Miriam Rd. College L. A. Actrvrtresz Class Dues Collector: Freld Hockey: Basketball, Ktndergarten Teach- er rn Sunday School. Interests: Horseback rtdrng, skatrnq, sk1- rng, playrng badrnrnton. Future: Brrdgewater Teacher's College. BEVERLY ANNE SISCOE Beve 856 Crescent St. Academrc T. Activrtiesz Basket- ball: Hockey: Softball: Member of Local Orchestra. Interests: Bowhnq, danctng, mustc. Future: Undecided. STANLEY DAVID SISKIND Stan 63 Oakdale St. College I.. A. Actrvtttes: BHS Band, 2, 3, 4: Ofhcer tn Band, 4: Pops Orchestra, 4: Member of Y.M.H.A. Interests: Swrmmmq. boatrng, basketball. Future: Mas- sachusetts College of Pharmacy. BEATRICE LUCILLE SMITH Bea 285 Forest Ave. Academic G. Interests: Swtnt- mrng, bowltng, skatrng. Future: Undeclded. BERNARD FRANCIS SMITH Smitty 289 Forest Ave. College L. A, Acttvrtresz Boy Scouts. Interests: Photography, sports fespecrally baseballl, aood lzterature. Future: Boston College, Harvard Medrcal. MARIORIE ANNE SMITH Margie 22 Grove St. Academtc H. Acttvtttes: Constt- tutton Commlttee, 27 Hockey: Basketball: Rockne Assoczattong lr. Twentxeth Century C. C, Inter- ests: Dancmq, bowlmq. Future: Nurstnq. PAULINE MEREDITI-I SNELL Mickey 114 Leach Ave. Academtc G. Acttvttzes: Ratn- bow Gtrlsp Class Motto Commu- teeg Bowlmq League: Gtrls' Glee Club, 2, 4: Rockne Assoctatton. lnterests: Danctnq, b o w l 11'l q , mustc, swtmmtnq, skattnq. Fu- ture: Wtltred Academy. GERALD DAVID SORIN Ierry 9 Prospect St. Retatl, Acttvtttesz Y.M.C.A. In- terests: Tennts, football, Judc, collecttnq phonograph records, model atrplanes, art. Future: Be- taxltnq held. ELIZABETH ANGELA SPADEA Bette 232 Pleasant St. Academlc T, Acttvlttesz Glee Club, 2, 4: Basketball, 3: lr. Twentteth Century C. C. Inter- ests: Smqtnq, p1ano, dancmq, sports, tce skatmq, swimmmq. Future: Boston Unzversity Col- lege of Mustc. GLORIA ANNE SPADEA G1o 38 Tripp Ave. Commerctal. Acttvtttesz Field Hockey: Sottball: Basketball: Swtmmtna: Ir. Twentteth Cen- tury C. C. Interests: Dancing, playmq records, sports. Future: Chandler's. IAY IOHN SPAULDING Bussy 24 Bunker Ave. Academtc T. Acttvthes: IV Foot- ball: Track, l: Brocktonta, 2, 3, 45 Leyden Park A, C.: Yearbook Staff. Interests: Football, track, horses, boxznq, swtmmtnq, base- ball, art, pool, basketball. Fu- ture: Armed Servtce. THOMAS EUGENE SPAULDING Tiny 24 Bunker Ave. Techmcal. Acttvtttes: Hockey, basketball, football, golf, Ley- den Park A. C. Future: Went- worth lnstttute. LORRAINE BARBARA SPEKIN Lorry 605 Main St. Commercxal. Acttvtttesz Basket- ball: Swtmmtnqz Fteld Hockey: Softball: Y. W. C. A. Interests: Bowltnq, danclnq, bookkeeptnq, basketball. S'Nll'IlI'Kll1'lq, I 1 e l d h o c k e y , softball, volleyball. Future: Chandler. EUGENE LAWRENCE SPERRY Hunka 17 Winsten St. Colleae Sct. Acttvtttesz Student Counctl, 2: DeMolay. Interests: Danctng, baseball, horses. Fu- ture: Undectded. IANE BOGARDUS SPRONG Ianie 103 Burkeside Ave. College L. A. Acttvlttesz Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Captam, 2, 3: Class Team, 3: Hockey, 3, 4: Class Team, 3: Student Advxsory Coun- cxl, 2, 3, 4: Secretary, 3, 4: Com- muntty Chest Speaker, 3: lumor Usher. Interests: Sports, swtm- mmq, tenms, basketball, mustc, danctnq. Future: Brmdqewater State Teachers College or North- eastern Umverstty. GLADSTONE TAYLOR STEVENS Steve 155 Prospect St. 'Iechn1cal. Acttvtttesz Alternate Representattvez Tennts Team. In- terests: Swtmmtnq, tenms, rtd- mq. Future: Armed servtce. MARION STEVENS 291 Green St. College L. A. Acttvttlesi Glee Club: Brocktoma Collector: Nom- lnatmq Commtttee ttwo yearsl. Interests: Swtmmmq, volley ball, d r i v 1 n q. Future: Brmclqewater State Teachers Colleqe. IEAN ANNE STEWART Ieannie 16 Charles St. Acadernrc G. Act.vtt:es1 Basket- ball: Church Club. Interests: Horses, sports, danctnq, horse- back rxdtng, s'.v1ntm:ng. Future: Pharmacy. BEVERLY DORIS STONE Bev 24 Wall St. College I.. A. Actrvttzesz Glee Club, Q, 3, 4: Health Councrl, 4: Snaps and Info Cornmxttee, 4: Class Play Productxon Stair .'l':ck-et Sellerl, 4: Brocktorua Stair, 4: Y.W.l-LA., Y.W.-YM H.A. Youth Counctl: Club '4E. Inter- ests: Bowlrng, dancrng, drama- ucs, sports, rnustc. Future: Chandler Secretartal School. LORIS THELMA SWANBERG Larry 427 Ash St. College SCL. Interests: Skating, oanctnq, swrmmzng. Future: Un- dectded. ALLEN EVERETT SWANSON Swannie 519 Pearl St. .lscadermc G. Interests: Swam- rnrng, hunting, t:sh:ng. Future: lffentworth Instttute. CLAIRE MARILYN SWANSON Babe 90 Tremont St. Comrnerctal. Actgvrttes: Trinity Y.P.S.: Y.V.V.C.A. Interests: Ac- cordron, rnustc, bowlzng, swrm- mzng, skattng. Future: Unde- cxded. MARION CAROLYN SWEARES 14 Fulton St. Connmercral. Acttvttzes: P a rt Tzrne Employment: Trtnity Bap- t.st's Young People Soctety. ln- 'erestsz Bowlxnq, sknng, swtrn- 'n1ng, tennzs, :ce skatmg. Fu- ture: Provxdence Brble Instttute. 5 F l A 4 X. Q -7 IUNE LORRAINE SWEENEY 22 Bryant Ave. Academc H. T. Act.v.ttes: Bas- ketball, C, 3 iC1pta:nJ, 4: Swznt- rntnq, 3: Hockey, 3: Rockne Gtrls. Interests: Dancnng, s'.':trr.- zntng, sports. Future: St. Luke-'s Hosprtal. Murum. GARLAND swrrr swim 46 Gifford sa. College I.. A. ACl.'v'.l1ESI Dzvgs- gonal Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Cap- tatn, 4: Porter I-lr Young Peoples Soctety: Ltbrary Momtor, 3: juntor Usher: Dues Collector, 2, 2: Brockton1a Room Collector, 4. Interests: Sports: danctng. Fu- 'urez Brtdge-water State Teach- ers College. IOHN SYLVESTER 197 Winthrop St. Academzc G. Act1v1t1es: Base- ball: St. Patrtck's Basketball Team: Football. Interests: Hunt- gng, baseball, football, basket- ball, hockey, golf. Future: Ctvtl Servlce. GLORIA T. B. TANASSIO Glo 134 Forest Ave. Comrnerctal. Acttvttresz Orches- tra, 3, 4: Pops Concert, 3: Class Play, 3, 4: A Capella Chorr, 4: Ltbrary Monttor, 2, 3, 4: Class Gttt Commtttee, 4. Future: Fash- xon Academy or 'Ntlltatns Bus.- ness School. DOROTHY LORRAINE THAYER Shorty 815 No. Main St. Commerc1al.Acttvtttes: St. Pauls Church. Interests: Danctng, rol- ler skattng, bowlmg. Future: Cornrnerctal work. RAYMOND THIBEAULT Ray 199 Hovendon Ave. Industrtal Arts. Acttvtttesz Foot- ball: Basketball: Baseball: Mon- tello A. C.: Walker A. C. Inter- ests: All sports, fishtng. Future: Armed Forces. MARION ANN THOMAS Tommy 316 Centre St. Commercial. Activities: Field H o c k e y . Interests: Dancing, music, swimming. Future: Store work tsalesgirll. IEANNE MARIE THUOTTE Frenchy 120 Laureston St. Academic H. Activities: Student Health Council, 2: Class Gift Committee, 3: Glee Club: Basket- ball: Hockey: Singing, Inter- ests: Singing, sports, nursing, dancing. Future: St. Elizabeth's Hospital -nursing. WILLIAM FRANCIS TOOMEY Bill 115 Hill St. Retailing. Activities: A Capella Chorus, 3: Male Chorus, 3: Holy Name Society. Interests: Basket- ball, football, swimming, tennis, baseball, dancing, skating, fish- ing, golf, hunting, stamp collect- ing. Future: Retailing field. LAWRENCE P. TORMEY, IR. Larry 21 Mystic St. College Course. Activities: Work: Sports: Y.M.C,A, Interests: Base- ball, basketball, swimming. Fu- ture: Printing. RICHARD IOSEPI-I TORTORELLA Dick 47 Milton St. Commercial. Activities: Foun- tain Work. Interests: Commer- cial art. Future: Art school. GERALD WAYNE TOWLE Ierry 57 Brookside Ave. Academic G. Activities: Hockey, 4: Basketball: Baseball: Swim- ming Team. Interests: Auto Me- chanics, garage work, engineer- ing, dancing, swimming. Future: Garage work. lv- I c F 1 BEVERLY ANN TUPPER 43 Snell Ave. Academic H. Activities: Hockey, 3, 4: Swimming, 3, 4: Basket- all, 2, 3, 4: Class Gift Commit- tee 2. Interests: Golf, tennis, aancing. Future: New England Deaconess Hospital--nursing. NANCY EDITH UPDEGRAPH 51 Oakside Ave. College Sci. Activities: Bowling League. Interests: Skiing, sports, music. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers' College. IULIA ALICE URBAN Julie 17 Douglas Ave. Commercial, Activities: Basket- rail, 2, 3: Softball: Part Time Employment. Interests: Dancing, swimming, ice skating, spectator sports, basketball. Future: Office work. LORRAINE CORA VACHER I3 Auburn St. Academic G. Activities: Swim- ming: Basketball: Dancing. In- teress: Travel, sports. Future: Air stewardess school. WILLIAM EDWARD VARRIEUR Bill 203 Prospect St. Commercial. Activztiesc Baseball: Tennis' Swimming: Office Vtfork fin schooll. Interests: Horses, traveling. Future: Father's busi- ness. LOUISE THERESE VASS Hoopah 445 No. Montello St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 3: Rockne: Y,W.C.A.: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C. Interests: Dancing, swim- ming, basketball, softball, bowl- .ng. Future: Business school. THERESA VENSLAUSKAS Terry 12 Andover St. Comrnerctal. Acttvtttesz Part Ttme Employment. Interests: Danctng, htktng, bowltng, sports, rce skat- ing, sports, swtmmtng. Future: Chancller's or otttce work. MARION ELIZABETH WALKER 42 Watson St. Academtc H. T. Acttvtttesz Dtvts- .onal Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Cap- tain, 4: Class Basketball Team. 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Swtrnmtng, 2, 3, 4: Class Dues Collector, 2: Ratnbow Gtrls, Rockne. Inter- ests: Danctng, trout ttshtng, swlmmrng, basketball, rtflery, traveltnq. Future: N ur s 1 n g, Qumcy Ctty Hospttal. GERALD WENDELL WALLIN Ierry 1294 Main St. College Sct. Actzvttzesz Footbal., 2, 3, 4: Track Captatn, 2, 3: Cap- taxn, 4, I-It-Y. Interests: Danctng, swtrnmmg, mustc. Future: Brown or Northeastern. ANNE E. WALSH 221 Oak St. College I.. A. Acttvtttes: Horse- back Ridmg: Dramattc Club: Basketball: Swtmmmq. Interests: Horses, travel, dramattcs. Fu- ture: Burdett Bustness College. IOHN LAWRENCE WALSH, IR. Iohnny 68 Howard St. College L. A, Acttvtttes: Recrea- uon Leader at Summer Play- ground: Student Health Counctl, 2: Drama Day, 3: Brocktoma Dues Collector, 4: Cross Country Letterman fCapta:nl, 3: Track, 2, 3, 4: Senlor Class Play: I-it-Y. Interests: Stamp collecttrtg, bas- ketball, dramatzcs, track, foot- ball, publtc speaktng. Future: Boston Umverstty, College of Busmess Aclmtntstration. MARY ELIZABETH WEBBY 34 Provost St. Cornmerctal. Acttvttzes: Ltbrary Momtor, l, Interests: Travel, sports, swtmmmg, tce skattng, rowlmg, sewtng, held hockey, dancing, Future: Undectded, Q R 6: 1 P x X fir: I 6 3 .w Q X I Q . 5532 ' 1 :.If,f- ' g. I ..t,g,..- - . f. -A -1 ' J I il? lf- ' 1, ., ,, h, F J I . A ls, I if Pi sg, I taligsepf r X, .,, ma 'la .Ing W rx ,w W. . 1- .. fi. .,,.' . 1 105 MARILYN IOYCE WHINBERG MGI 91 Malvern Rd. Academzc H. T. Acttvtttesz Bas- ketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Fteld Hockey, 3: Interests: Horseback rtdrng, tennts, SV'JlIIIIIItl'1Q, danctng, wrt!- lng. Future: Boston Ctty Hos- pttal, School of flurstng. GERALD WEINER l91'1'Y 231 Crescent St. College Scl. Act:vlt1es: Member OI Club 48 : Y.M.H.A. Inter- ests: All sports, danczng, stamp collecttng. Future: Boston School of Pharmacy, LILLIAN WELCH Russian 226 Harvard St. Acaderntc G. Interests: Classtcal mustc, vtoltn playzng, movtes, toretgn languages. Future: Col- lege: GERALD WALLACE WENTZELL Ge1'1'Y I8 Morton St. Industrtal Arts. Acttvtttesz Mem- ber of Y.M.C.A.g Member of Chrxstton Endeavor Soctety of Church. Interests: Wetghtltltmq, hanclbalanctng, tumbltng, swtm- rmng, btcycltng. Future: Carpen- er. ROGER D. WENTZELL 77 Kingman St. Industrtal Arts. Acttvtttesz Cen- tral Church, 4-Y Club, Interests: Swtmmxng, skatmg, bowling, btcycltng, traveltng, football. Future: Undectcled. HOWARD WETZELL Howie 59 Bouve Ave. College Sct. Acttvtttes: I-Ii-Y Club: Stop and Shop: Young Peoples Soctety. Interests: Sum- mer camp work, woodwork, old autornobtles. Future: Tufts Col- lege of Denttstry. ELINOR LUCILLE WHALEN 29 Myrtle St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Girl Scouts: BYF- Young Peoples Church Group. Interests: Religious work, sports, music, drawing. Future: Unde- cided. MARION CLAIRE WHASAL Mickey 303 Spring St. Academic G. Activities: Consti- tution Committee, 2: Library Monitor, 3: Nominating Commit- tee, 3: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Swimming, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 2: Ir. Twentieth Century C. C.: Gamma Gamma Chi CPresidentlat Y.W.C.A. Inter- ests: Swimming, tennis, bowling, basketball, stage, modeling, hockey, dancing, ice skating, music, horseback riding, soit- ball. Future: Boston City Hos- pital, Nurses Training. IUDITH ANN WHITE ludy 32 Oakdale St. College L. A. Activities: Basket- ball, 2: Hockey, 3, 4: Class Play Committee, 3: Snaps and Into Committee, 4: Rockne Associ- ation: lr. Twentieth Century C. C.: Co-Director Stardust Inn Youth Committee. Interests: Art, camping, dancing. F u tu r e : Bridgewater State Teachers' Col- lege. LLOYD E. WHITNEY Eli 788 Centre St. College Sci. Activities: Intra- mural Hockey, 4: Work. Inter- ests: All sports. Future: Dry cleaning. RUSSELL WIGREN Russ 218 Belmont Ave. College Sci. Activities: Intra- mural Basketball, 3, 4: Hockey, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 2. Interests: Football, basketball, h o c k e y, baseball, Youth Fellowship of Central Methodist Church. Fu- ture: Springfield. ALFRED HALL WILBUR Al 284 West St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Foot- ball, 3, 4: Hockey, 4. Interests: Hunting, fishing, swimming. Fu- ture: Field work. X Gu.- . -431 H5255 -sz: I I Ili 4.15. 1 .- , l AUDREY EVELYN WILBUR Auz 522 E. Main St. Avon, Mass. Commercial. Activities: P a rt Time Employment: Flockne Club: Vice-Pres. Waldo C. E. Society. Interests: Dancing, b o w l i n g, swimming. Future: Undecided. MARY LOUISE WILKINSON 188 Menlo St. College L. A. Activities: lr, Twentieth Century C. C.: Field Hockey: Basketball. Interests: Aix, swimming, records. Future: Regis College or University of Massachusetts. LESTER I-'. WILLIAMS, IR. Let 57 Division Sl. College Sci. Activities: Class Dues Collector: H1-Y Club: De- Molay: Football, l, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball, 2: Tennis, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4. Interests: All sports. Future: Brown University tor Physical Education. CATHLENE MIRIAM WILLIS Katie ll64 Montello St. College L. A. Activities: Year- book Stait: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 3, 4: Library Monitor, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: A Cap- ella Choir, 4: Swimming, 2, 3, 4: Methodist Choir: Life Guard at Y.W.C.A.: Methodist Youth Fellowship: Swimming Instruc- tor. Interests: Swimming, sports, arts, music, Future: Massachu- setts State Art School. IEANNE MARIE WILTON Willie 600 Warren Ave. A c a d e mic H. T. Activities: Rockne Association. Interests: Bike-hiking, dancing, swimming, horseback riding, flying. Future: Nursing. IOHN E. WITIAZ Johnny 53 Plymouth St. Academic G. Interests: Baseball, football, hockey, hiking, basket- ball, bowling, handball. Future: Massachusetts College ot Phar- rnacy. RICHARD EDWARD WRIGHT Dick 525 Ash St. College SC1. Interests: Horses tootban, basketball, electrtczty horseback rtdtng. Future: Horse trainer. SELMA LOIS YAFFE Sel 152 Mcmomet St. Commercial. Actrvztresz Y. M. I-I. A.: Class Play Usher: Class Grit Commrttee, 4: Class Motto Com- mzttee, 4: Brocktoma Collector, 3: High School Orchestra, 2, 3: Brocktoma, 4, Interests: Swam- rrung, bowlrng, knrttxng, baske!- ball, dancrng, tenrus, badmznton, skiing, skating. Future: Chand- ler's Secretarial School. SEYMOUR HOWARD YAFFE Duke 487 Crescent St. Academic G. Act1v1t1es: Bl-IS Basketball, 4. Interests: Basket- ball, baseball, football, hockey. brllzards, ping pong. Future: Un- decided. ROSE ANGELA YANNI Rosie 47 Wheeler Ave. College I.. A. Acttvrtxesz lr. Twentieth Century C. C.: Anna Gartbaldr lr, Lodge: Basketball, 2: Broclctoma Room Collector 2. Interests: Musrc, dancing, reac- mg, golf, Future: Forsythe. IENNIE ANNE YARMALOVICZ len 29 Intervale St. Commercial. Activities: Part Time Employment: Poltsh Younger Set. Interests: Sports, dancrnq, oow- mg, kmttrng, Future: Secretanal work. ROBERT YOUNGBERG Dunn 105 W. Chestnut St. Academic G. Actxvzttes: Brock- tcnta Room Collector, 2: Rrfle Club, 2, Interests: Basketball, baseball, football, swtmmmg. Future: Pharmaceutical school. E' Y N :sw Y YN 4 L 3 9 , , I x w 1 X SPR r' Q j-'il' 4 ax 0, S K a I fgr- t ' 3. K 1' IO7 R U ir lv PETER ZIENKO Pete 29 Monroe St. lndustrzztl Arte Interests: Aan- culture, piano playzng, rnacrrne work, swzrnrnfng, horseback rad- Lng, huntzng, ttshwng, pigeon ratsrna. Future: Farm work. IOI-IN EDWARD ZOINO Uno 11 Glenwood Sq. College Sc.. ActLv1tzes: Basket- oall, 2, 3, 4: Co-Captarn of Bas- ketball Tearn, 4: Y.M.C.A. inter- ests: Football, baseball, tennrs, d a n c 1 n cj, bowltng, wrestling, Future: Umversrty of Miam., BESSIE ZOTOS 19 W. Park St. College Scg. Act:v1t1es: Student Counc:l, 2, 3, 4: Class Nominat- Qna Commzttee, 3: Class Rrnq Committee 4: Yearbook Staff: Glee Club 2: Hellenic Youth F o ru m. Interests: Swrmmrng, knltttng sports. Future: S:mrnon: College, laboratory technzczan. EDWARD FRANCIS BRENNAN Ed 36 Myrtle St. Academrc G. Activites: Work at Raynham Dog Track. Interests: Baseball, bowling, greyhound racing, basketball, fishrng, skat- mg. Future: Greyhound ractna business. LOUISE IEANNETTE DUFRESNE Duffy 19 Kingman St. Commercral. Acttvrtresz Basket- ball: Softball: Hockey: Y.W.C.A. Interests: Dancing, musrc, swrm- ming. Future: Undecided. FREDERICK L. HAMILTON Red 30 Weston St. lndustrtal Arts. Interests: Roller skattnq, sports, bowltng, swim- mtng, horseback rtding, danc- .ng. Future: Undecided. MARION LOUISE HOLMES 9 Gaudette Ave. Academic G. Activities: Student Health Councrl. Interests: Order of Rainbow, dancing, knitting, reading. Future: Undecxded. IACKSON KENNETH GRINDLE lack 4 Essex St. Academic. Interests: Baseball, basketball, swimmmg, bowling, skating. Future: Business. SAM SAVERIO MACRINA Lucky 46 Farrington St. Commercial. Interests: Bowling, baseball, fishing, football. Fu- ture: Journalism. HELEN IULIA MURPHY Murp 62 Manley St. Commercral. Interests: Bowling. oasketball, swimming. Future: Undecided. EDWARD BARKER Ed 1627 Main St. College Sci. Activities: Brockton Sportsman Association: Ames Rifle and Pistol Club. Interests: rlunting, fishing, trapping. Fu- ture: Untversity ot New Bruns- wick or University ot Idaho. RAYMOND ERICLID BOYD Iiggs 40 Macy Ave. Industrial Arts. Interests: Base- ball, basketball, hockey, Ioot- ball, music. Future: School of Music. IOHN ARTHUR BRADY Slick I0 Waldo St. Commercial. Interests: Baseball, football, golf. Future: Maritime Academy. LEO GEORGE DODERO 154 Summer St. Academic G. Activities: Foot- ball, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 2, 3: U.S. Navy 32 Months: U.S.N, Reserve. Interests: Bowling, dancing, bil- liards, boxing, canoemg, duck hunting. Future: Ohio State or Wentworth. CLYDE ELTON HAMILTON Hammie 56 Tremont St. Academic. Interests: Basketball, baseball, football, swimmmg. Future: Basketball coach, THOMAS WAYNE HUNT 66 Auburn St. Industrial Arts. Interests: Adven- 'ure stories, movies, U.S. Marine Corps. Future: Stereotype tield. 108 MARION THERESA PAONE Mac 255 Boylston St. Academrc G. Activitxesz Swim- ming, 4. Interests: Dancing, bowling, swimming. Future: Sec- retarial work. ROLAND DAVID PAUL Dave 26 E. Chestnut St. Industrial Arts. Interests: Danc- ing, basketball, swimming, all sports. Future: Navy. LOIS A. STONE 24 Fuller St. Academtc G. Activities: Brock- tonia Collector. Interests: Bowl- ing, dancmg, swimming, skat- ing, music, tennis, skiing. Fu- ture: Airline Hostess. GEORGE FRANCIS YANNONE Yawny 35 Appleton St. Academic G. Activitresz Intra- mural Sports: Y.M.C.A. Interests: All sports, traveling, whist, pi- nochle, bridge. Future: Unde- cided. EDWARD KAMEL Huey 9 Riverside St. Academtc. Interests: Football, baseball, basketball, horseback riding, softball. Future: Unde- cided. FRANCIS IOSEPH MARTIN Porky 305 No. Main St. Academic. Interests: Model air- planes, motorcycle racing, swim- ming, hunting, sports. Future: Auto mechanic. WARREN STANLEY OLIVER Stan 34 Hervey St. Academic. Interests: Baseball, tootball, softball. Future: Elec- trical Work and House Construc- tion. IOHN IOSEPH O REILLY 126 Market St Colle e Sci. Activities: S orts Futura: coueqe. p ' . l 5 9 LAWRENCE EARL SCOTT Scotty 262 Court St lnclusrral Arts. Interests: Base ball, football, and outdoor life Future: Service. tv 6 'Y-f 'o 'i'.f1 i'2l1'f.1','l-,'f. Ps 'SJ Q fSS2f'R5'Qt1fSSifElfEf 11255325 GLORIA KATHERINE STUBBEBT History, economics, psychology, Glo 27 Hervey St sketching, painting, swimming, reading, walking. Future: Massa- chusetts School of Art-fashion and or magazine illustration. Academic H. T. Interests: Public health work, interior decorating Future: Interior decorator. President's Address Coulinuedfrum page 13 hazards, and the heroism of extremely young fliers far exceeded the line of duty. Then too, youth's mind has not been clouded by the cares of the World, and he is able to be cheerful and friendly to his fellow men. Perhaps the most important asset of all is that youth refuses to be intimidated by grouridless fears. Therefore he stands as a protector, a protector of his own and his family's rights, and above all, a guardian of his country's rights. ln closing, let me suggest that the unpleasant traits we have mentioned today apply not only to youth. Tendencies to Weakness are present in all who walk the earth. 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Bonus dividends granted to accounts, saved on a REGULAR basis: 8. Funds largely invested in first mortgages on small homes-very safe: 9. lnvestment Accounts offer fine opportunity for small investors, looking lor safety and liberal earnings: You nzuy Save by mail here zfmore CUll1,'6lll.6'7lZ MONTELLO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BROCKTON 825 NORTH MAIN sr., comin HowARo 115 All 'IUIIIII ' 153 MAIN STREET BROCKTON ' I 1241271 rf ff' , J uozffffzzcnh ll Telephone 7740-W N i w U. C. SMITH co. -- eweleu WINIIIWAIIIIUS . SINCE 1887 vom Uczlrzszcz Ezafefc , 14 SCHOOL STREET New -facafwn BROCKTON 12 CENTRE ST. P.E.LoNEnGAN,P . BROCKTON Aan-nun M SMITH . EUR BETTER SERVICE BETTER-WAY Glenna: and 2254044 But CIfIfi1fI.:1 to H25 gzczcfuczfirzkq Cacia J. J. NEWBEBRY EU. 149 MAIN STREET B R O C K T O N 10 Main Street, Brockton EBI-IILEY'S mn. Glfeacfffuczzfsza fbi OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Ufikplmlg 1230 57 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON 116 1 9 Bzocgfofzh 9765126157 gfoza .cfs 'r Four floors and basement devoted to better things for less dollars for you, your family and your home 216 MAIN STREET T 1 ph B kt 3010 LORING STUDIOS gms gDo'cf'mLf1 Wedding and School Photographers Bnocxrow 9, MASS. 117 Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Successful Future to the Class of 1948, Brockton High School PEUPLE'S SAVINGS BANKO BRUIIKTUN I O O 530' President, CLARENCE C. REED Treasurer, ELMER R. NIGHTINGALE Vice-President, GEORGE I. CROWELL Assistant Treasurer, FREDERICK E. HENRY Vice-President, FRANK S. FARNUM Assistant Treasurer, GRAHAM W. HINCKLEY . ' M M VXI Xl oSlUm6 gpof 5 X ffl M Wt C 0 Plucked straight from an artist's palette . . . WALK-OVER'S newest footwear hues .... High Voltage Z Red, Green Pepper, Town Brown and Bachelor Blue WALK-OVER R E T A I L s T o R E 125 PERKINS AVENUE ' 311401 fad Mm and Wfomen xt -'-- C ,.,:,2 l'r1l lduzzlll ' .t4- ieg t CKE he-STH TF gall wbifned fo Glad!! of '48 Jwfeuiate THEATRE fnflmdlczfe M G D E R N THEATRE flafzbzalllii In Oils and Pastels FELIX MAIELLANO 22 courvr sr. BROCKTON DURANUS dgocofafe 12 MAIN STREET 35 a 1 1 l Comp finzsn fi of. MUCARTHY, DEPARTMENT stone T I02- 104 MAIN ST BROCKTON CENTRAL MUSIC En E.rclusu'e Sales Agents In b,fOFA'lUll BANII and ORCHESTRA RALSTUN Smwzf 512051 foz cllfflafz WEP ll ll Y 'S Factnrq Retail Store COR. PLEASANT AND WARREN AVE. Opon Soiurdoy Evenings iill 8.30 INSTRUMENTS Instruments Rep-mired in the Store. Complete Stock Popular and Classical Sheet Mu DICK KOVNER BOB KOVNER Clgllllfllllllldllfi of LUSTRE HUUSE 32 WEST ELM STREET Qizfk ll9 BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '48 FROM THE MAKERS OF .gd BEVERAGES I tengel s '7Ae .faflle Stan ' ' ' WW Me THE Flomsr E419 8u4ine14 V 47 LEGION PARKWAY BROCKTON - AVON BRI GEWATER ' Tvlephvne 3511-W S l , Cjdlllfliklilillfi of ewmw of , I usan s Bzucfgburz '1 lQLLJi1zj V Qczigiorz Atom I 1OO MAIN STREET 120 . Bai 111616.51 fo H15 6751.51 of '45 1 5 cgyfvicz ciwaafi TEA ROOM 'IIO MAIN STREET, BROCKTON 1 1 1 532 I I - - I 4 Cvunllllkmdizu uf Cvdliiflxklllillfl of- H12 YQUNGQUISTS pp-qApMAQy Ezycuzf HOTEL Q Rl'b5ELL S. KEITH, Pn- 'nel--r 4 11 IIEXTRE STREPST BROCKTON 1 ' V U65 :buzz cvitfi 'zafzufufimz Y Cwdlllfllkllldllfi of H15 W ' 1 ' 5 MAYFLUWER 1 QP 1 1 186 MAIN ST. W V CAMPELLU PHARMACY Z1ephoneiZ6 if! ff 1 1145 MAIN STREET . pen fb ' and , j ' CAMPELLO 6 Sfwlwf 9511111011 9611 1 ' 1 Bu! af .Buck 61444 of 1948 CLEANSERS, Inc. 121 , y ENTS 0. DAVID ,ffm i l ff x BHD MAIN ST., BRUEKTUN 'gy l c W. R. MORSE C. V. HULTMAN 81 SONS Qhtaffsz unc! ew - 44 -if 011 - 3050 QLLZIZLQKZEZ ' 1108 Main Street A 862 Main Street Campello Brockton he Blue Yhmhutuuce Service 1..t 114 Leach. Avenue, Bcocliton MOLlGL'Yl Eqiltpnleilt, lnclutt- HAROLD E' 'SNELL' Twusuwr ing Oxygen and Orthopedic Tclepllim-C Brockton t Stvetclmec. Registeved Nurse W in utteitduncc hy request. I I I D7qYurmdNlCl'lT SERVICE a H. J. HULMSTRAND 5P f Coats - - ' There's fabric, style and tailoring: appeal in these jackets. In a Paints and Pa er choice of subdued or bold plaids l--- H- and checks to harmonize or con- WHOLESALE AND trast smartly with your sport slacks RETNL 518.50 to S35 u y Johnson-Sweeney Co TEL. 4635 759 Main Street 103 Main street 122 Bait wiiffsi to Ugg Cami of 1945 ' s F 5 W A R D 5 2 Qfvbmfy fglfacfkn INC' 966 MAIN ST., BROCKTCN Comfzfknzarzfi of . . . '3' ,mio ucauj cziz 6 af 3 ' v. DMI COMPLIMENTS OF 0' W. B. 125 SCHOOL ST. BROCKTON Compliments of L HAROLD FHYE MUTURS, INC. WETZEIJIS cgpo 'zfi fczgizz fp E C! Spurtb ElILlil,P1lC'llt Carefullv ac az Selected and Fitted for Your K Personal Requiremeutr. Y Smuice WEST AND TORREY STREETS Tel. 8279 644 BELMONT ST 123 Your gllartin Uutlaoarrl Dealer Hoa! Roadster Trailer Dealer MARBLE Srorrrmc Goons I TELEPHON Outboard cllotors Sales and Service Compliments of WIEKBERG nzmweaagxwaq 29 Calmar St., Campello Telephone 4390 -- Res. 5482 545 Complete Line of Fishing Tackle Lonzlflinzents of CAMPELLO NEWS STAND QUE I I I Canzpello Success to the Class of 1948 . . CLOTHING CURPURATIUN 984 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON ON ROUTE 58, NORTH ABINGTON Telephone Brockton 1074 Telephone Rockland ISO CITY PARKING AREA, QUINCY Telephone MAyHower 9-3 111 0'0anmvr f::E:'ir.f Brockton Bas Light I pfzcfzmaoq aw. EUmPamJ - - - 54 Main Street, Brockton Q Telephone 143 756-758 Main Street, Brockton Telephone 8567 llll for boys czncl girls of distinction A chalk white polished elk wedgee with a slick gold colored ornament. Supersonics! Rugged and ready for anything. The Campus Style No. 2638. 58.95 - 59.95 , 511.95 W. I.. DOUGLAS SHOE COHIROCKYON 15, MASS. Remember you receive a 10W discount on all first-quality merchandise in the store. W. L. DOUGLAS FACTORY RETAIL STORE 161 Spark Street Open Saturday Evenings until 8:00 p.m. Plenty of Parking Space. qi 95 Url: binzatf to iwllfll Luz Gillis XKSXEKBX Arthur L. Cushman 81 Son, Inc. Van Dam Mmm-S' Inc. A. L. LANE M.W.PALMER 106 MAIN ST., BRUCKTUN Telephone 5310 Bzocfeforz in Qfllfanzuliillf Qlfattlqttttzfzzi 340 Warren Avenue Telephone 340 Clauyuttultttiufzz fu Hia Quan of '4 . 7 P, ' Flys wisfz you avert! 1u::.i:.1 CQI7l72XLl7Z5I2fj Qf llll0CIl'l'0l ICE A ll UML U0 Servirzg' Brockton Over .SU leurs 1 mm. 125 56.95 - 57.95 - 58.95 s - Brockton Business College swf frm 57zz,-efm eazeza, Accounting Business Administration GEORGPEeEid1:f'ELOW Secretarial Training 226 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON Telephone Brockton 635 The Uutlet U HILL M0'l'0R 00. 69 NORTH MAIN ST. - BROCKTON IAQQLBQQAI 43 Centre Street -fr Brockton K Telephone 8-0832 Doclya .md UDfiylrzoublr can 306195 ijutdgi X Men's and Boys' Shoes and Furnishings Y ff e ff XD G if DV' ,ffl S 6' Exzmeex - BROCK vucx-x 0 L ,S X NG ' it mama BUWN XXX ' QK -:EP-R50 X oF wus XXX aqs N , xqifgfiliorrz 3 1 126 ' A Qa,aa e Elgfi 1 ,, A-B js is ii-I V 1- QS L' f Z AFETY FORHTHHIJMH G HAVE ONE YEAR'S INCOME IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT Our four savings plans enable you to select the plan particularly suited to your personal savings situation. All four plans enjoy the advantage of Federal Savings Insurance . . . all four earn regu- lar, liberal dividends. Choose the plan that best its your requirement . . . start your preferred savings account today. Accounts opened on or before the IOth of the month start earning dixi- dends from the lst. HEADQUARTERS FOR HOME FINANCING FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BIOCKTON 40 LEGION PARKWAY 0 TELEPHONE BROCKTON 4494 127 q3est Wishes to the Class of 1948 TLLQ CIC-ZWC-Zlvy 198 Main Stveet, Bcoclxtou air Q xg! - BRUEKTUN QQOEMENTS GF A SPURTING GUUU5 RIEND 35 BELMUNT STREET ANNA V. RYDER, Proprietor Udlllfllllllillfi of ' ' N BRUUKTUN FRANK MUCAHTHY MUTUR sALEs,1m cg , cg, ' T n 208 Montello St., Brockton A Z0 as lop l 55 MAIN STREET V N Uflzjafaz mu! lpfizfnzoufg A BROCKTON eomfzlefe fffacfnine Shop Smuice - ,aura 7010! and Sufzpliat Wffxoloiale and Rafal A. F. GERMAN CO., INC. 1159 MAIN STREET, CAMPELLO 69, MASS. Telephone T303-1308 Brockfon BARNSTABLE ROAD, HYANNIS, MASS. T I 006 YDOL GAS BICYC ES E DOL OIL 128 COXIPLIXIIELNTS OI LALLI Mum cn. H1l3HMUNU'3 eeeeefef NATIUN-WIDE S A L E S SERVICE W . 345 BELMONT STREET 159 NUHTH MAIN ST. BROCKTUX .qgzilzfifzg Uonzflafzy, fbzc PRINTING of EVERY DESCRIPTION lj OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES e BROCKTON 35 'EYERYTHINQL FOR THE OFFICE I O I TELEPHONE FDRSBERG ELECTRIC co. General Electric Q ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS g'5 :lZ'L':i': AEP'f:'21'ee:, 7 7 3 - 7 7 9 M A I N s T R E E T 9 q P BROCKTON - Telephone 6655 R E C 0 R D S -- Pnouoclmrns 9 nAmos Wishing Everq Member of i Cimnplknwm of the Class of 1948 H CLEAN Ai1BEld The Launderette BAKERY Self-Service Automatic Laundrg 872 MAIN STREET 557 MAIN ST., BRUCKTUN TELEPHONE 9299 129 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 'I948 .fana-uai fwe Slade 45 LEGION PARKWAY X,ZX1!g,!X,Z W H I T E I S I Cbmpfamwn of T I ULLIANS UELICATESSEN SWEATER SHUI, 250 MAIN ST., BRUEKTUN T 1 80 MAIN STREET 1 i E JEANETTE JUHNSUN -Jmag Ei 935115 Beauty Cgfucfio LDRESS SALON ' F QiE 1KiiLfuSlff-ZQli ,,mk,.,n 149 Leg P k - fBL-Ockfon, Tviass, 1 amgfon 8511 Brockton BROWNE'S SPORT SHOP Ewifadm 45. 41.5. ,azztzeab -7mm o TELEPHONE T838-W f T O, 130 fe 1',1 of The Art Shop zz.e:.F:s:: l o ,4ezeu'MezmeLr l Yndhumeniii Hfmfs Large 53?f'.i2p35.?3.aE1.?.i1i t Department Store r ' Nokes' Sign Shop 59 EAST ELM STREET, BROCKTON l 4 m rn '-4 O CD as Fl' I-1 O 01 ::s UI to OJ H CD LQ o CD U3 En 1'0- O B 24 cn D1 4 I-lo as to UI Account. sawed dollars work to build a better future, greater peace of mind, and security . BROCKTON SAVINGS BANK 1 NoRTH MAIN sr., AT count Business Training . . . Semermzel Bwueeu fdflmauzubrelzen Enrollments are coming in rapidly. Don't wait too long. Avoid waiting list or afternoon session. ' The Williams School i 41 ARLINGTON ST., BROCKTON 'relephene szao , E '7fze Refiaile E 0 I CLCANSING Q TAILOIINQ ,I ' ,veal and For Dependable Service , TUNING ' REPAIRING i on Cleaning, Tailoring, l REFINISHING Dyeing and Fur Work. o ' 59 PLEASANT STREET 21 Centre St., Brockton cen sreeme campello Branch Telephone 4500 A 5812 I0 Perkins Avenue 131 Q' ' MMI ' l GURNEY S Zfawz fewelm Since 1844! MAIN s'r., nRocx'roN, foa 107 gem QWTWW rf KIBART JAY' S 5 MOTQR SALES, INC ,qamy amy Alawf glade gfujsgczgsz 53 CENTRE STREET Salesanf Telephone 7034 Surplus War Goods and Sporting Goods l M 'X P 'ROCUOA Uonzfzflnzarzfi of hge 675111 of Q5 I Q? l The Store of Fine Fabrics for All the Family Barbour Mills Retail Store 932 NORTH MONTELLO STREET BROCKTON, MASS. fn. TELEPHONE 8766 132