Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1949 volume:

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EATON ' ., T957 FEB 7 ZLL of Confenfa FRONTISRIECE . 1 YEARBOOK STAFF . 2 IN MEMORIAM . 4 FACULTY ...... . 5-9 BULLETIN BOARD OF HIGHLIGHTS . 10 OFFICERS ...... . 11-13 MR. ROBERTS . 14 ODE AND MUSIC . 15 ROEM . . 16 IN MEMORIAM . . 17 BANNER AND MOTTO . 18 PRESIDENTS ADDRESS . 19 HISTORIANS . . 20 CLASS HISTORY . 21 PROPHETS . . 22 SIDELICHTS . 23 ACTIVITIES . . 25-49 CANDID SHOTS . 50-52 SPORTS . . 53-70 CRADUATES . . . 71-114 ADVERTISEMENTS . 115-133 Zin iJ1Hemnrie1m 1, ' n ,, . QF' iljisq CLINTON H. BONNEY O lpupils muh teachers nine 21 heht of 51-zxtituhe to the late gllllr. Qlliulnn Qunueg, histurizm ami! frienh, Euhuse fine seriiices anh sincere mzmner are surelp, misseh hg his frienhs at Bruclztnn Ziligh fgrhnul. Call fnhn lmeiu gllllr. mnrmeg fuuub him a true scholar muh gentleman, zx man reallg Ennrth lmnfuiug. 3111 the future ine shall alinags lnula tu his memnrg for inspiraiimi. 4 . 3. if :K Lx. , 0 12 , if -f Adaf ff X, '. . '-N0 X -A Qs , .. 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' 51 9'1'- 'f Y ' . .,---eg-L:.ems?5:i'1' VY , f ff '- 4 - v - , v - 4 - - L -4.-..-.-.,u... --ff 1' - I f,..4 .-1 , vi- . 1 47--: , ---------.-. -141 I I Q , ' ,L ?'f ,HQ if ', .- '- ..lariE531f::q55.:S ,f! - .. C , I 9 fran ,ff A' , ,,'. 93'552'-,f:f f:?5f ff'M - ,f- J ff 1 mf J ' A ,ff '--.l'.?i?i2fi5'!:::!- , , G' ' .. --2' fl If f - .abr in -:u:f5+....,3, VVVV -ir--yl- 4-3 -1 -. Y W-- f g ,Q If fun! I 'X' 5 if 1:2 y 41n1'll7 .'1u',.. .,-.lll. 1 'L :25f1f R M j+-X ....f ..f-:4- I.-gil-'-ilw .ljlf 4-rfzgfg, f A l RALPH S. FRELLICK Hecxdmusier 6 EDWIN A. NELSON Superintendent of Schools WILLIAM I. MONTGOMERY Musier .fl .v s 2 as xg -' If fs f J, Q., Z if ks . Af., .'fi-- . PAULINE L, HOIT BERNICE SYLVESTER Senior Class Adviser DGCH1 of Girls 7 P-' EI v-J 'D U 'fri Ln 'E Clfu RALPH S. FRELLICK, Headmaster WILLIAM I. MONTGOMERY, Master BERNICE SYLVESTER, Dean of Girls DEPARTMENTS ENGLISH ...... . Harold T. Eaton MATHEMATICS . Carl R. MacPherson HOUSEHOLD ARTS . . Shirley Fisher COMMERCIAL . . Alton E. Iohngren LIBRARIAN . . Evelyn R. Robinson MANUAL ARTS . . George F. Laing MUSIC ,... . Robert A. Spencer PHYSICAL EDUCATION . E. Marion Roberts SCIENCE . . . . . . Nelson E. Sanborn Edith C. Alden I. Olive Allison Lloyd D. Avery Mildred H. Badger Helen K. Beaton Elizabeth M. Belkus 'I'Clinton H. Bonney Beatrice L. Bosworth Harriet P. Bourne Frances M. Bradley Doris E. Brooks Iohn F. Burbank F. Loring Churchill Rose H. Condon Ruth T. Cosgrove Stephen M. Cote Daniel M. Creedon Dorothea Davis George S. Dunham Harold T. Eaton Iohn H. Egger- Dorothy Ely B. Elizabeth Elzbut Martha P. Farwell Shirley Fisher Leo I. Fitzpatrick Dorothy Gaughan Lydia A. Gibbs Helen R, Gilmore STAFF August E. Wigren Dorothy I. Goodridge Grace Harlow Doris M. Hathaway Marion A. Hebert Pauline L. Hoit Charles R. Holden Ronald F. Holt Francis W. Hopkins Richard C. Howland Alton E. lohngren Helga T. Iohnson Grace D. Keenan Archibald Kelly George F. Laing Anna L. Lindfors Arthur L. Long Margaret A. Long Virginia Lovering Mona E. Lynch Carl R. MacPherson Norman B. Nash Christine A. Northrup Evelyn I. Paine William T. Parsons Sophie Pelosi Ethel F. Perkins Martha E. Pierce Virginia E. Pierce Iessie C. Pratt SECRETARIES Helen S. Ransom Mildred A. Rauscher Mary L, Reilly Harry H. Reuell E. Marion Roberts Edith C. Robinson Evelyn R. Robinson Francis L. Saba Nelson E. Sanborn Howard T. Sandrock Eleanor Simmons Helen L. Smith Katherine A. Smyth Christos Socarides Robert A. Spencer Edith D. Sprague Arthur E. Staff Errol B. Stevenson Ruth M. Stokes Grace Studley David B. Sullivan Frank I. C. Swanson Elvira A. Sylvia Hilda M. Todd William E. Todd Catherine A. Tuttle Iessie E. Uses Elizabeth H. Whelan Geraldine E. White CECILIA M. MCMULLEN, Secretary to Headmaster ROSE B. IONES, Secretary 'AUDREY L. COYNE, Secretary BARBARA C. LEONARD, Secretary ' Leave of absence -I' Deceased 9 K l Ill --, XA J F' Q M BULZEZYZV 50990 f mfrerz IVHfl0lYAl. C1-116 Cuonus NN'-gf: ff-W ax WMM K Rf . MB ,Qgi ,,, W f q .g 9 WILL l QEEEEEE? sgfZg5P cuss P I-AY 1 . f, S I N 'x A Em -as lv Y N xx -k x ,x .zzrrwxxxsx r3f: 5 X EMF' ...v x fl Thfunu 4-X-1 '-J 2 r 'A Z! 1. tt!! -i f 1 s I -su! ai' Cfada icera President Euqerie Nawrocki, Vice-President Niki Eorias, Secretary Margaret O'Co1me11, and Treasurer Fred Barancelli relax from their duties. 12 . I M 1 faq , . l , A V , 4 U' -A A 0 r r 29 'df if n -L' - e.-Q j' . wif .gf , I :Q ' ' i jj' e A by 5, 6 7' H i Q kr'-3'YQ'7Il ' I 1 - , .' ' Vf- be gxecufiue Commiffee Charles Barnes, Ioan Crosby, Barbara Nelson, Ioan Nelson, and George Allen were able assistants to the class officers. 13 DG -4' .Am ,A 1 Teachers and pupils of Brockton High School pay tribute to a rnan who leaves his position after thirty-five years of outstanding service in Brockton High athletics. E. Marion Roberts, coming to Brockton in 1913, found the football and baseball teams in the earliest stages of their development. Highland Park in Avon served as the official field for school athletic activities, teams required the financial support of the school board. Today, through the efforts of Mr. Roberts and others, Brockton High is able to be proud of its well-rounded athletic program, its self- supporting teams, its fine athletic field, and an enthusiastic school following. We thank you, Mr. Roberts. 14 1949 C6166 0 e MARIE SHERMAN Our bright youth led us to this goal Through swift years skimming by. Our hope has always made us hold God's Truth up to His sky. We've searched for knowledge that will make Fine lives of worth and fame F or those who capture and who take What knowledge has to claim. Each eager mind grasped Wisdom's word To store for future need. Each open heart has surely heard A cry for some great deed. Word by Marie Sherman 1'2- , . -,- -.- . --..- - SYLVIA MCRAE The world is now within the reach Of hands that hope to mold A way of life for all to teach A story yet untold. Youth asks but for a chance to prove lts worth to Gods own world: To be among the first to move To call of flag unfurled. Pray for us now, O hopeful land, That we may bring you fame, That we may give to life's demand, And honor your great name. 4 JJJAJJ 4 .1 V f? V is r PVVIQW J I gg: -'Fry TTL V c JJJJ J - VV Jil ggi ,iJE5JJJlfiMlE 14? V Vflrorr VVV 15 G65 0007, THE CHALLENGE TO YOUTH By IOAN KINSMAN The road of Life winds 'round a hill, And disappears beyond our viewg lt shows a life with joy or pain, A life with sunshine or with rain, A life that springs with hope anew. The burdens that we each must bear, Serve but to keep our heads held high. Though striving toward a goal are we, We still can drop our eyes to see The earth's great charms as we pass by: The flowers blooming by the way, The blessing of each loyal friend, The glorious ring of Freedom's song, Freedom from fear-oppression-wrong Until we find at iourney's end Success-and then we shall feel joy To know our tasks are all well-done, Our labors have not been in vain, The sweat and tears a goal to gain, The problem's past: the victory won! This is the country that we love. How can we fall along the way? We've seen our life's goal from afar- The world is ours to make or mar- The challenge to our youth today! 16 Zin ,Hflemuriam 'T' tr RICHARD OBERT JAMES ALDEN mlye Qllass of 1949 expresses its regrets uber the uutimelg heath nf Qliiclyarh Ugberi ztuh Eames Qxlhen. Ulqese fine Quung men inill alfnzxgs he misseh bg ilyeir rlzxssmzlies zmh frieuhs at Zgrurkfnn gffliglg Srlguul- 17 dfdii BCUZHET fwf ff Lluff ffig mfg wifg gcc! az guide e 1 H y Mono by Anne Doody Q12 18 1 x fqfeaiclenf li ,xdalclredd By EUGENE NAWROCKI Superintendent Nelson, Headmaster Frellick, Assistant Head- master Montgomery, Dean Sylvester, Members of the gradu- ating class, and friends:- F or most of us, today is one of our last appearances as stu- dents of Brockton High School. lt is, for us, a very proud day. This occasion marks the culmination of three years of work and pleasure. We hope that you, our guests, will enjoy this afternoon with us and will share the satisfaction which we are deriving from this week of festivity. This is a special occasion, not only for us: it is also an important event for you, too. The understanding help which you parents have so generously given us has been an important factor in our success. Our triumph is, in this respect, yours also. Superintendent Nelson, Headmaster Frellick, and the entire faculty of the high school can feel proud of the role which they have played in our training and education. Their untiring and sympathetic efforts, their endless patience were always present when these qualities were most needed. lt is difficult to express our gratitude to them properly. Those three not-so-long years have given us all much pleasure. To those who have been athletically inclined, the high school has presented an opportunity to participate in sports, with good equipment and under excellent guidance. Doubtless, the students who have confined their athletic interest to attending the various games have enjoyed themselves also. ln our memories of our high- school days, those of us who have been interested in drama and in dancing can recall with gratification the Class Play and the school dances. Most of us have made many good friends, both with other students and with teachers. Naturally, many of these bonds will, of necessity, be loosened by the rapid changes soon to occur. Thus, although we are looking forward to the future with anticipation, we have a mixed feeling of regret for those companions whom we shall see so seldom in the coming years. We can, perhaps for the first time, realize the great benefits of a high school education. We have learned many things-the written knowledge of books, the practical knowledge in various crafts, but most of all, the fact that we have certain obligations to ourselves, our friends, and our country. This year, Brockton High School has lost two outstanding figures in its history. We of the graduating class regret deeply the death of Mr. Clinton H. Bonney, Continued on page 24 19 ,A -:P 1 I I ,av W ,Z 4' .' ,av A sv' 1 .-ld-A flu 1, vi f .Mdforiand Frances Connell, Alice Georgandas, Iarnes Healey, Antoinette Minerva, Margaret O'Conne11, and Edward Tarkinson poked and prodcled through volumes of class records to present the senior class with an accurate and interesting account of their years at Brockton High School. 20 Cfaaa .Mdfory No more pencils! No more books!- How often have we quoted this time- worn phrase in our carefree, younger days. For those of us who are not going to college, Iune 9th will afford the final opportunity for cursing the three R's. Seriously, as we reminisce over our three hectic years at Brockton High School, we realize with pride how actively we have participated in the traditional school affairs. On the sports parade, we proved victors in almost every field. After compiling excellent records in our sophomore and junior years, the champion senior football team climaxed a brilliant season with a second battle of the North and South, in which the Red and Black defeated Edison High of Miami in the Orange Bowl. Our junior year was a bonus one for the baseball and golf teams. The Baseball Nine sparkled as much as the proverbial diamond when they won the Eastern Massachusetts State Championship. While the golf team won the State Championship, the '49 hockey and track teams showed the stuff they were made of along with the basketball, cross-country, and tennis teams. The girls, not to be surpassed by the stronger sex, were avid participants of the intramural sports. The shining attraction of '49 was the high school band, which established for itself a name as one of the great bands of the state. Another group which became prominent during our senior year was the Galloneers, sixteen deb- onair men of song, who by their unusual interpretation and styling won the plaudits of all those who heard them. The Sarah Bernhardts and Iohn Barrymores of our class were given a chance to display their talents in the hilarious success, The Fighting Littles. We at last came into our own when as seniors, we tripped the light fantastic at the merry Forty-Niners' Frolicf' Changes occurred. At the close of 1946, Headmaster Haskins accepted a posi- tion at Westfield, and, coming in as juniors, we began our last two years under Mr. Frellick, who has proved to be an inspirational leader and friend. The resignation of E. Marion Roberts, director of athletics for the past thirty-five years, came as a surprise to all. Mr. Roberts is now planning to guide young apple trees rather than champion football teams. Brockton High School will miss this capable and gentlemanly member of our faculty. ln our senior year, our happiness was dimmed by the untimely death of Clinton Bonney, beloved head of the history department, and the deaths of Richard Obert and Iames Alden, two of our classmates. We realize full well the significance of the saying, In the midst of life, we are in death. Along with the joy and thrill of graduation, we shall momentarily be saddened at this step in our lives. We shall no longer see many of the familiar faces which have passed us so frequently in the corridors. But, looking back, we shall always consider our years at Brockton High School part of the best years of our lives. 21 -L V+ V , E--... E? YZ 3- - , .Q , Q A -,M-- . '- 2 iiif V' If A M in ,. 2 I ,x Aff rolalnefa Robert H. Anderson, Charles Barnes, Ioan Crosby, Anne Doody, Niki Eonas, Robert Ferrini, Barbara Nel- son, and Harry Ryder provided such a program of rnerriment and rollicking fun that we suspect they were working with the imps of Satan. 22 The gurls of B-1-LS. 'turned domestic in.'49. 'The Knitted socks un Qe'tTn'ng 'to class m 'three mfnute9. Y evev 9 are moment. Y . I ' ' Ml' 'V . 3 , Qx 4 J Qxo ' '. p-v': S ' ,r . Qs. o Q, 'hi' 0 as N N ,X -.1 27 Q0 7 1 . N ! T 'ul'!f7W22f?ff ,'Q I ' g A L I K . ' 1 , ' . ! ,.Wwff' I X 7 WWWA Z 9 'I ' l?.7fi4.:a A 1' A ' G -64'5. J4 7 E -X' . - A Z I 2' W 'X G f 1- ff 3:3 '13 ':. 'floov-te aeher X. S . d. 1. t ami-'i Bouts! 0 O Q Q er' if N v '53 I A .f'xFg,,' 0, he chdn 'IZ ei thai' tan under v a sun lam? I usi one o? the, X... JL' mofbogl 'P QYCPS who 'went 'to , nam L . I A I' v X X 4 1, I Q X A I 010.-9 37' XX + -' 4 f ' 'aura' ' f . - Q J- , .1 N . -.2-' l ,E 2 !05,ezoo' xx X ,T 1 K .9 Q 0 1 ', ' ,f i 5 MM 9 2 ',x.s,.e n A- of 'fb 2 3':'+5i- '?'- i Q QQA5' ' 'A A E!fII , 2 ' - : JZ 2 3234- '- Q 99:0 -5 U 1 GLZM5 X P3 .1'-E K 1 K X ' o Ng, . ,Q '41 Ig, Fit... f 6 .1 if .-P' 5? 'ir .399 -'Q P 'Q' -Y 51? ' -Y Q I f The girls wevfl' ll ' -,,. gm out fovfagh- .3 lon in 49. N31 'X 15 A9 .IF-' ,if ' :11 ,.- A .3 . -, 5:5 --V ,.:jJ'.'-,1'- ' ' ' ,' f- . -. 4 . - .fd '1-- '8 ' 1, V JM , . 7 o ff'm'. ff-n Q PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS Continued from page 19 the beloved and respected head of our History Department. We regret equally the retirement of Mr. E. Marion Roberts, who served as a coach and director of athletics for so many years. To thank each person separately for his help in the successful attainment of our goal would be impossible. Perhaps, however, we can thank our headmaster, Mr. Ralph S. Frellick, for his thoughtful and omnipresent aid. We have all benetited greatly through his friendly and judicious counsel. Now, as the representative of the graduating class of 1949, it is my pleasure to welcome each and every one of you to these Class Day exercises, with the sincere hope that each person present Will enjoy them to the utmost. 24 f if -S i f 'N vt 0 On S S' Q ziggy A Ge, 3 I Q X K 1 f W WXV -iff, -lf' ' ,A if 1 I A 4 , ' , f gtg- X 9,1 IW1' jj! XQ C lj f - 'I L- X E-il'Ji'jnT-E-g-L b A y I ' ' 1 T is ? SQ? 1- gua L , , as 4 ' ' :.!w,22ymbb W I' qw '3 H f ,ba M . XWWMJ ff.. W t Q. AS, X Z 9 f 71,0 Aff f 'A I W y A X 1, ' A cfm Qbfaf, Well, Mr. Peel? Woe is me. 26 6770.15 All eyes on poor li'I' Henriette Spinning! Spinning! 27 G W H ' ',.:' - 5 Q FI Q U V lla Il G1 cab, am! Buff .xc . Q , Y' 5 a Ng ' n 52-Y' Most Popular MARY GILMORE FRANCES CONNELL EUGENE NAWROCKI 13 ' Q is R, 1 If A Q! v 1, fl :H f 1 ss' s Af . . r QP A , L 4 f Vg Q 1 I . X -V: Most Efficient Most Likely to Succeed MARGARET O'CONNELL FRED BARONCELLI ROBERT EKLUND ALICE GEORGANDAS 29 so fi city ana! Beats QP -3 Most Athletic Best Lookin-9 ROBERT FLANAGAN ANNE DOODY ELIZABETH REARDON NORMAN MAGNANTI vawdzf if-... SQ Illggf Zvlugical Best Actor and Actress MARIORIE NELSON WILLIAM FERRINI MYRNA KAUFMAN DAVID BOLINDER 30 0161 ana! Butz 3 I .ff I A. s l ' 1 A .. 'gli' '!'x I 1 Q1 x , xx N h I r' 4 ai ' f , f' xl--r. ' B ,t . f M A f Best Artists Best Dancers BNILUAM FERRINI IANET SKINNER ROBERT MCCLUSKEY CAROLYN PELOSI ,, gm B X .ng 'J 4 i ' Unix:-n--,g Best Dressed Wittiest MARY MONGEAU DONALD CHASE GENE PIERS GRACE HENDRICK 31 g Q! Z?..mJ This has been perhaps the busiest year yet for a Brockton High Band which has attained a size and balance of instruments not matched in recent years. ln addition to an extremely busy season presenting snappy halt-time shows at all the football games, the band was granted the distinction of being selected to play for the Plymouth County Teachers at their annual convention, of being televised at the Brockton-Beverly game at Lynng and of being chosen to play at the campaign rally for the President of the United States of America. Ot course the band lent its support to the Brockton to Miami Campaign by parading and playing at the jamboree, and participated in other parades, rallies, and assemblies. The climax of its spring concert season at home was its participation in Music in the American Way of Lite, a concert of High School music organizations in B. H. S. auditorium on the night ot May 13. The memorable experience ot taking part in the Southeastern Massachusetts Music Festival at New Bedtord, and later in the New England Music Festival at Old Orchard Beach, Maine, marked the highest moments in a bandsrnan's lite, and the band made a good account- ing ot itself on those occasions. Finally, the year's work was brought to a close with the bands contribution to the Commencement Exercises. 32 N ,g irgi, gde The Girls' Glee Club, since its founding in 1935, has been a popular and important organization in our school's activities. lt has been under the capable direction of Mr. George Sawyer Dunham, who is a Well-known musician. One of the most important events which the Glee Club took part in this year, along with the Male Chorus and A Capella Choir was the musicale, Music in the American Way of Life. The officers for the year 1948-49 were the following: President, Katherine Tevling Vice-President, Carol Bourneg Secretary, Virginia Tosca: Treasurer, Lorraine Lightfoot: Librarians, Ioan Walsh and lean Mackin. 33 multi ll .14 Kappa! a Clzoir The A Cappella Choir, one of the newest musical organizations in our school, has completed successfully its third year of activities. This year the choir consisted of two groups of seventy mixed voices. Two different sets of officers were elected to represent each group. The officers of the group which met the first hour on Mondays and Thursdays were the following: President, Harry Ryder, Vice-President, Henry Belcherg Secretary, Mary Gilmore: Treasurer, lane Tilson. The officers of the choir which rnet the third hour on Tuesdays and Fridays were as follows: President, Davis Scudderg Vice-President, David Merrihewg Secre- tary, Rosamond Murdock: Treasurer, loseph Romano. Besides providing the music for the yearly production of the Christmas Pageant, the A Cappella Choir took part in the musicale, Music in the American Way of Life, which was a concert combining some of the features of the operetta, including staging, costuming, and scenery. The A Cappella Choir was directed by Mr. Rodney May and the accompanists were Pauline Anderson and Mary McGowan. 34 'f' if , A 11,17-,Cyl in as Q- tr -- -- - -- ' ' ' f7l.e Wai Clwmi The Male Chorus, under the capable leadership of its director, Mr. Rodney F. May, has cornpleted successfully its well-rounded prograrn of activities for the year of 1949. This year the chorus visited several junior high schools throughout our city presenting assemblies which were both entertaining and educational. The chorus also took an active part in the spring musicale, Music in the American Way of Life. ln its many appearances, the Male Chorus endeavored to satisfy all types of audiences. Songs rendered by the group included selections, spirituals, non- sense songs, and barber shop ballads. Officers of the chorus were the following: Carroll Prornades, President, Davis Scudder, Vice-Presidentg George Hatch, Secretary: and Bernard Iohnson, Treasurer. The accompanist for the group was Claire Cahill. 35 WE Yr! bn-5 an RZHZSZRZ .1r..1r..1r,.1r. .1r, .sun 1 CY OPCA ea tl'6l The High School Orchestra played at all the assemblies showing exceptional skill, and delighting the ear. The orchestra is composed of twenty members and is under the capable direction of Mr. George Sawyer Dunham. On the evening oi May 13, the orchestra gained additional plaudits by their appearance in Music in the American Way of Lite, a concert ot the high school music organizations in Brockton High School auditorium. One of the outstanding pieces was The King's Prayer and Finale from Lohengrinf' by Wagner. At the assemblies the registered members were augmented by several other players from the school. Members ot the orchestra are: Priscilla Rosenfeld, Leona lmperiali, Donald Kelley, Kenneth Kizirian, George Wiener, Donald Hastings, Roland Poliseno, Howard Bellin, Edward Spillane, Chester Millett, Robert Masson, Alan Corn- wall, Norman Monroe, Ivan Smith, Richard Connolly, Raymond Champagne, Herbert Rubin, Donald Sears, William St. lames, Arthur Wilbur, Dorothy Chap- lin, Richard Murphy, and Nils Hallquist. 36 gafkneerd This year a new choral group originated in our school. This group, consisting of sixteen male voices-a combination of four quartets, called itself the Gal- loneers. During the year the Galloneers became well-known in musical circles throughout Brockton and the vicinity, appearing in many church and civic affairs. The boys also took part in the spring high school musicale and partici- pated in the New England festival of music at Old Orchard Beach, Maine. This organization was formed especially for boys who are interested in singing not only for musical development but also for the comradeship which accompanies such an activity. Student manager of the group was Harry Ryder. Other personnel of the group included First tenors, Ray Cummings, Russell Reed, Carl Raymond, Ralph Coots, second tenors, Henry Belcher, Donald Chase, Robert Forsberg, Raymond Cobisp baritones, Donald Hayward, Gerald Byrne, Charles Barnes, Harry Ryderp basses, Carroll Promades, Davis Scudder, Gerald Grant, and Iohn Wallan. The Galloneers are to become a permanent club in our high school. Each year, following graduation, the senior members of the club will become mem- bers of an alumni club. Those who graduated this year and became the first alumni members were Charles Barnes, Henry Belcher, Donald Chase, Raymond Cobis, Ray Cummings, Robert Forsberg, Carroll Promades, Harry Ryder, Davis Scudder, and Iohn Wallan. lvlr. Rodney May was the director of the Galloneers and Claire Cahill was the accompanist. 37 ff' 9 f-U The Hi-Y Club, affiliated with the Y.M.C.A., is a national organization of high school boys. lt is the largest society of secondary schoolboys in the United States. Membership in the Brockton Hi-Y is open to any young man of good character and high standards. Each member is pledged to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and the community high standards of Christian character. Now in its twenty-sixth year, the club enjoyed an especially active season, holding meetings weekly. Some of the highlights in the calendar for the year were the following: a Christmas party for needy boys of the city, a taffy sale to raise money for the club, a series of talks on vocations, a Fathers' Night, and a Mothers' Night. Cne of the most important events of the club occurred when some of the members took over for an evening the positions of Mayor, City Clerk, and Council Members in the Brockton City Government. Officers were as follows: President, Frederick Baroncelliy Vice-President, Robert Kelleher, Secretary, Frederick Quinny Treasurer, Philip Lindquist: Alden Lane was the director of the group: Mr. William I. Montgomery, Mr. Nelson E. Sanborn, Mr. Edward I. Beyor, and Mr. Ftobert S. Prince served as advisors. 38 O 5 L- ---4 - 1 !1 Q xff MGPLOOL Composed of students who excel in their respective fields of typing, literature, art, photography, sports, and business, the Brocktonia Yearbook Staff has had the difficult task of preparing a journal covering the activities of the 1949 graduating class from its initiation to Brockton High School in 1946 to its departure in l949. This year, under the competent editorship of Dolores Ackel, and the capable supervision of Mr. Kelly, the members of the Staff Wrote articles, sorted and mounted pictures, sought advertisements, drew illustrations and cartoons, typed numerous notes, and in general carried on an extensive and altogether success- ful yearbook project. Members of the Staff include the following: Dolores Ackel, editor-in-chief: Ioan Kinsman, Abbott Miller, Roberta Shakis, and Lorraine Stigbert, literary staffg William Ferrini, Thalia Larsinos, Ianet Skinner, and Elena Svagzdys, art staff: Elaine Gundberg, Grace Hendrick, Myrna Kaufman, Robert Masson, and Ioel Rankin, business staff: Robert Anderson and Rosamond Murdock, sports staff. Typists were Barbara Stiles and Vera Rybergg the photographer was Frances Williams. 39 tax! L 15+ ff fff if fr? t - H l'0C t0l'lla QLUJIQGPQI' Under the able direction of managing editor Carolyn Cole, the Brocktonia Staff has been issuing a monthly newspaper, truly worthy of Brockton High School. Among the innovations for l949 were Hashin' Fashion, a column covering the latest women's fashions, and Platter Prattlerf' a very excellent report on the latest developments in the music world. The Brocktonia Staff members were rewarded for their diligence and skill during the school year when they were informed that their newspaper had received second prize in Columbia National Press Association contest. The seniors on the staff were Carolyn Cole, managing editorg Ioel Rankin, business manager, George Power, advertising managerp Kenton McCarthy, circulation manager, Bob Brady, sports editorp Nancy O'Neill, Myrna Kaufman, Abbott Miller, feature editors: Dolores Ackel, Anne Doody, Dick Stoughton, lohn Wallan, and Barbara Stiles, reporters. The staff advisers were Mr. Francis Hopkins and Mr. Norman Nash. 40 ,-'XF' oagrary Wonifora Among the various activities open to students of our school, perhaps the most important is the Library Monitors' Club. Each pupil belonging to it not only learns the fundamentals ot library work and acquires efficiency and patience, but also is a necessary component to the functioning whole. Under the capable leadership of Miss Evelyn Robinson, and with the expert help of a small group ot part time commercial students, the monitors stamp books, write notices tor overdue books, and cheerfully carry out the small but sometimes tiresome duties assigned to them. The names of the students are Theresa Pauline Allen, lean Lois Bryant, Sylvia Byer, Ioan Marie Callahan, Ianice Ann Chaskes, Sylvia Ann Cohen, Gloria Emma Conzatti, Sondra Eileen Costello, Maureen Ann Crahan, Elaine Daniels, Carlene Ellen Dodd, Georgia Phyllis Eonas, Virginia Ann Fitzpatrick, Barbara M. G. Fortier, Marguerite L. Fortier, Eleanor Ruth Gilmore, Beverly Ann Gouldrup, Geraldine Louise Gurney, Arthur Edward Houlihan, Marilyn Eldredge Hughes, Ruth Mary Ietfery, Claire Lorain Magee, Lee Mary Murphy, Rosemary Murray, Lois Carlene Newton, Mary Pell, Helene Ruth Smolensky, Ruth Beverly St. lames, Norma Ruth Sullivan, Carol Teplow, Ann Turpin, lean Pat Walsh, Caro- lyn Grace Weston, Robert Masson, Robert Ewell, and Ianet Tinkham. Members who served three years are Beverly Gouldrup, Marilyn Hughes, Bar- bara Eortier, Robert Masson, and Iames Healey. The part-time helpers are Sue Di Stctano, Marguerite Voci, Ieanne Kendrick, Elinor Anderson, Ruth Armstead, Lorraine Doody, Lorraine Waltas, and Gladys Lanoue. 41 C7 enior ued Cofkcford l Want Some Money, certainly was the theme song oi our energetic dues collectors, for many were the mornings that financially embarrassed pupils tried to evade these potential financiers. They truly deserve much praise, for they handled even the most obstinate debtors with consummate tact. Who are worthier of recognition than those people who saw to it that you would receive this yearbook? The senior class dues collectors are as follows: Helen Lundin, Elaine Pitta, Charles Stranger, Kenneth Ekstrom, Girard DiLillo, Devia Ferrini, Valerie Boucher, Gardner Glenn, Shelia Linehan, Dorothy Snell, Marguerite Voci, Mary Croker, Natalie Porter, Ioan Blunt, and Barbara Looke. 42 . . K H A D H 1 we CABG? Olga 2l'5 Again and again the Brockton High school cheer leaders have proved that they stand firmly behind the boys on the gridiron and the boys on the basketball court. Their energy, eagerness, and Winning smiles have all contributed to that powerful force that has helped drive our rnen to victory. Dressing in blazing red jackets, piped in black and worn over black ballerina- type skirts, they torrned a picture ot radiant American girlhood on the football field. However, on the basketball floor, red jackets gave way to black turtle- necked, long-sleeved, jersey blouses: black skirts were exchanged for scarlet corduroy ones. Our hats off to you, Delores Seney, Barbara Nelson, Marjorie Nelson, Mary Mongeau, Gloria Grant, Frances Connell, Irene Covert, PGQQY Sullivan, and Lorraine Labelle, for a job Well done! 43 .S?Cl,g0CI'6l f Behind the scenes of almost any important presentation in the Brockton High School auditorium can be found a tiny army of students shifting to and fro per- forming certain stage duties. This busy group of pupils is the High School Stagecraft Staff, directed by Mr. Ronald Holt. The Stagecraft Staff, in addition to running the school sound amplification sys- tem, has built scenery, prepared staging, devised sound and lighting effects, and all but performed in the many productions seen in our auditorium. This highly efficient staff has greatly contributed to the successes of the Senior Class Play, the Christmas Pageant, the Community Concerts, and the May Musicale, not to mention a score of other affairs. The staff includes leaders Louis Vacca and Christine Bodophele assisted by Herbert Tyler, Neils Hallquist, George Hatch, Harold Hatch, Iohn Nedder, Philip Williams, Edwin leffry, Iohn Skelly, Paul Papineau, Bichard Porter, Alice Katch- arian, Barbara Pilkington, Patricia St. Pierre, and Eileen Tutty. 44 .gguclenf Counci The Student Council, composed of one member from each homeroom in the school, is representative of the student body. This year, the Council promoted and participated in numerous activities, including the establishment of a Clean-Up Campaign in the lunchroom, the sponsorship of a drive to raise money tor CARE packages, the search for a school song, and participation in a radio broadcast on Station WBET. This radio broadcast, in which members explained their duties and activities in the Council, climaxed a year of suc- cessful undertakings. The group was under the leadership of Robert Eklund, presidentg Anne Doody, vice-president: Ioan Crosby, secretary: and David Iackson, treasurer. Members of the Student Council include: Carolyn Cole, Ioan Crosby, Ann Curley, Anne Doody, Robert Eklund, Alice Georgandas, Robert Hallquist, Mari- lyn Hughes, Robert Masson, Barbara Parker, Frederick Quinn, Barbara Stiles, Ieanne Taylor, Iune Wentzell, Barbara Black, Richard Brooks, Dorothy Chap- lain, Rose Dantono, Donald Hayward, David Iackson, Edmond Ianson-La-Palme, Frances Kumpa, Betty Marchegiano, Beverly Parker, Thalia Poleway, Marilyn Tormey, Alice Twomey, Rita Zarrella, Carol Ackerman, Thomas Brown, Paul Campbell, Ann Creed, Suzanne Derosier, Melodye Heath, Charles Ianson- LaPalme, Marjorie Krause, Catherine Long, Charles Pickering, Rose Procopio, Virginia Stone, Donald Therrien, Louis Vacca, Ioan Willis, Alfred Durand, and Robert Robbins. 45 unior M5 era Vice-President Niki Eonas and Secretary Margaret O'Connell headed the group of twenty-six girl ushers chosen to lead the graduating class of 1948 onto the field on Class Day afternoon and at the graduating exercises. The girls were gowned in crisp white ballerina-style dresses with matching ballerina slippers. They carried a garland of deep red American Beauty roses, which they had fashioned themselves. The Iunior Ushers were as follows: Niki Eonas, Margaret O'Connell, Ioan Crosby, Mary Dineen, Ianet Doane, Alice Georgandas, Mary Gilmore, Gloria Grant, Gloria lohnson, Eleanor lordan, Ioan Kinsman, Thalia Larsinos, Beverly Lepine, Bosamond Murdock, Barbara Nelson, Ioan Nelson, Nancy O'Neil, Vera Byberg, Patricia St. Pierre, Anita Sample, Roberta Shakis, Ianet Skinner, Dorothy Snell, Lois Swanson, Bose Wallent, and Barbara Warshauer. 46 Q0 . . o -, .,, ,, , , ,, 4 A gc--,Us ,A , A . 1,51 -y , 4 Ls- ,- f L-iq4:,aq!f?4fb'j.L- .,. , .. ,.?,535,,,? - , J A .I . - T, 3, , 3, ..--ov ,Y 5 :-55.1, fa.3'l4m a'i9'5, 'gQ.',3-E .xy-?' . ' ', ' 9.2-- ' ','Q.Q1-9 'f- ,W-.,,1,..-ef '- Q- ' -A - - 1- nf a .,.,3,',,1.5,,4 , fe- y, :Qty my i Vg l, - al .5 . in ks 1, r ',,g1'3'--' -f' JiP2'f'7Ji 'Q 'K '4 ' ' - 5 --.f '. .' 1, ' 6, W1 ' 3 1 ' ,. 5'-' I ' . ' , ' 'IKQQ .RJ -, - ' '-' :, 5:,'g:':f'5'g-5 I I, ,. . ,E IRON ... . ss.-5.221-ef,-.1.....-- .-.. un- -, . - . ww: L..-M-. - Q- sliw- 'gh-.r unior Mi era Last year twenty-two boys were selected from the Iunior Class to act as ushers during the graduating exercises oi the Class of 1948. On Class Day and on Graduation Night the boys, dressed in light trousers, dark jackets, and maroon neckties, ushered the parents ot the graduates to the grandstand. On class night they served refreshments to the graduating class. The following boys were chosen as ushers: Iarnes Crowley, Robert Eklund Gordon Lupien, Loring Iohnson, Richard Wainwright, Eugene Nawrocki, Chris topher Crahan, Patsy I. R. Piscitelli, Iarnes Healey, Richard Durkee, Lawrence Rayrnond, George Carrigg, Harry Ryder, Robert Kelleher, Michael Williams Charles Barnes, Frederick Baroncelli, Philip Lindquist, Iohn Ieris, Patsy Piscitelli Robert Ferrini, and Anthony Moneikis. ' 47 Cfaaa of 1951 The Class of l95l, 609 pupils in number, entered Brockton High School on September 8, l948, and occupied eighteen home rooms. At the first assembly meeting of the class Headmaster Ralph S. Prellick acquainted the group with the customs of the school. The year's activities opened with the selection of the Constitution Committee and Student Council. The former held its initial meeting on October 7, while the latter held its first meeting on October 22. Following this the dues collectors were chosen. They held their first meeting on October 28. On March l7 the class met for an election rally, and each candidate presented a campaign speech. The results of the election held on March 24 were: President, Charles Pickering, Ir.g Vice-President, Carole Bourne, Secretary, Gloria Conzattig Treasurer, George Lipper, Executive Committee, Ioan Walsh, Lloyd Gilson, Gail Bryant, Catherine Long, and Edward Walsh. On April 7 the class chose maroon with white as class colors, and later the officers selected the design for the class banner. Miss Doris Hathaway of the faculty guided the group in its activities throughout the year. 48 aaa of I9 0 The 49ers' Frolic in january 1949 highlighted the activities of the Class of 1950. The junior class officers collaborating with the senior officers made the dance a most successful social and financial undertaking. Candidates for class offices were nominated, and on April 24, 1949, the juniors cast their ballots in an election. The following were elected class officers: Pasty Piscitelli, presidentp May Chin, vice-president: Claire Cahill, secretaryg Harold Collins, treasurerg Carol Anderson, Margaret tPeggyl Sullivan, Carole West, Peter Gifford, Paul Roland, executive committee members. Through the untiring efforts of the junior dues collectors, who were guided by Treasurer Collins, the Class of 1950 succeeded in amassing a sizable sum in the treasury. During the months of April and May extensive preparations were made for graduation week activities. Iunior ushers were selected and they participated prominently in the commencement exercises. As a class day gift to the school, the juniors with the sophomores and seniors presented a check in payment of the public address system. Miss B. Elizabeth Elzbut of the faculty served in the capacity of class advisor throughout the year. 49 A Q i q '21-+. ' . ,JN , .4 - 11372 , -- 4 ' 'Q : 2 2 mf f 'f4,,,5 -3 Fin rt' -NJ r l , 'f'2L-Q Ry! Q. Ir' lfwq 2. xv , fl: ' I Q? r if' ,Nr ' ,, lynx Q' ' t X. Y '-1 QQ QT gifs N hx R4-an ' -A vii - -sk X qv TI-5 gB 1. 5, if P! Q--V- We CQ da I ,M vig 'G 115 it 17:10 . J 3 'e ' who? . Gm Us Lk :Heir-al :LIU Carl 3314 Siu! lem-fed M M 'Loma slnym. af yum- Smale P My Hen-o ST.: Ska G' dns ad ' st il 'T iii-n I 0- 1 wbhlev- wha H!!- 'Rwaonnw fi Son, ' -Il M ,M . N D' Y ,Q .fb . ' 'L ' M 'Smiles' V . 'I Q ,.,,,w -A fl - - 'if -f .M NR. u'LL. 4' . .L u,,.. 91+-H'UrfPwTB14s4 A .,,...,.....Cf',124 ,Tf!.W'ri, if Ed D 1? D ., Q i 9 R K Lp, 21? l N L T Bdffernh 4' I l'hq,:,, if I jootlaf After compiling a record of ten wins and one defeat during the regular season, Brockton High was invited to play Beverly High for the New England Football Championship. The Brockton team's attack was hampered by penalties, but the boys came up with a l4-6 victory which made them eligible to compete against Edison High of Miami in the Orange Bowl. After a pleasant week of practice in the Florida sun, our team won a cherished 34-O triumph in spite of the record number of penalties called against them. The Brockton line was immovable defensively. lt also deserves much of the credit for our devastating offense. Ends Bay Celia and Pat Capachione, Tackles loe Antone and lack Parker, Guards Chet Millett and Co-Captain Bob Flanagan, and Center George Carrigg caused fear in the hearts of our opponents. Such substitutes as Frank Ward, Victor Berlin, Michael Cappiello, and Phil Lindquist gave us plenty of reserve line strength. End Charley Starr capably kicked the points after touchdowns. The backfield was very fast and it performed with a skill born of long practice sessions. Co-Captain Armand Colombo was the quarterback with Bob Iames as a substitute. Our fast halfbacks were Norm Magnanti, Dick Beals, Pat Piscitelli, Gene Nawrocki, and Iohn Moran. Fullbacks Bob Quagliozzi and Iohn Biordan supplied the needed punch in the line plunges. The conduct of our boys on and off the playing field was a credit to Coach Frank Saba, Assistant Coach Howard Sandrock, and to Brockton High School. We are proud of our team and its splendid record. 54 017 TO ITHHDUI C GP fd 010 ll K 0? FPVS A 'FnrewcllBvroc.lK+on p X V Q me 10 1 60 nod UJCQICI-li! 4 I A wen' lqgre'S ,WOW lsedif 1 X60 4' -C90 60 0,6 wh.. 'Nl 5 .c, , V , V 6406 Fx' Q6 sw .9 N QXOXXN c, QP 4 Zyaalfefgaf The Brockton High basketball team was better than is shown by its record of eight wins and seven defeats. Four schools, Durfee, Attleboro, Quincy, and Waltham accounted for six of the team's losses and went on to participate in the Eastern Massachusetts tournament in which they performed creditably. Our boys played well, but they were often nosed out by narrow margins providing the fans with thrills from start to finish. The success of the team was due to the excellent playing of Guards Lowell Perry and Fred Connolly, Center Bill Marine, and Forwards Bob Flanagan and Al Gustafson. These players were relieved by Edgar Carlson, Bonnie Iones, Mike Williams, and George Nickandros. The loss of their captain, Pat Capa- chione, weakened the team, but the other players improved rapidly and finished the season in good form. This was Coach Arthur Staffs thirty-fourth Brockton High basketball team and it showed the results of his excellent teaching. He was honored at the Boston Arena on Art Staff Night, for his many years of fine work. Brocktonians are proud to have Mr. Staff accorded the statewide title of Dean of Basketball Coaches. 57 , A V -15 rug-, -,f -V - - ' 1 1-an v i- r- 5, f, A V, Y.,-if 0 rkgln- k.,,,',...' V . - -qu Y ' 'i T T' -4 ' 4 4 . U f? T:'Q?e h . ' f- - v V' ' . 1 ' , ' ',s' '. Kacfegaf The defending Eastern Massachusetts Baseball Champions of Brockton High are off to a good start with five victories and one defeat. The only loss so far was at the hands of a fine Weymouth club early in the season. Coach Charles Holden's team has shown power at the plate and the fielding is improving. The pitching has been superb with Co-Captains Al Gustafson and Warren Boutin doing most of the mound work and receiving help from Bill Marine, Bill Beals, Dave Bodenbush, and Bill Korske. The heavy hitting has been by Outfielder Armand Colombo and lnfielders Mike Cappiello, Bob Flanagan, lack Biordan, and Pat Capachione. The other outfield posts were played by Chet Millett and Gene Nawrocki who alternated with Iohn leris and Bob Quag- liozzi. Ted Mihos played shortstop with Ted DiBenzo, Charley Starr, and Carroll Prornades acting as substitute infielders and Bonald Tones was a reserve out- fielder. Coach Holden was aided in turning out this fine team by Assistant Coach Norman Nash and Student Manager Eldon Provost. We are sure that the per- formance of our team will be a credit to the coaches and to Brockton High School. 58 1 Zac lam The Brockton High indoor track team improved as the season progressed and finished a close second in the State Meet. The members of the squad that quali- fied went on to compete in the New England Meet where they again missed first place by a narrow margin. In this meet, the relay team consisting ot Dick Beals, Gene Franciosi, Captain Bob Iones, and Peter Tsokanis established a New England record that should stand tor some time. The outdoor team is showing great strength with lopsided victories over Brook- line and Quincy and an exciting win in a quadrangular meet with Newton, Brookline, and Somerville. Most ot the boys are improving, and our team is in the running for the state and New England titles. Two seniors, Captain Bob Iones and Bob Iames, carry the Brockton standard in the high hurdles while sophomores, Bob O'Brien and Bob Lanzetta compete in the low hurdles. Dick Beals, Pat Piscitelli, Iim lacovo, and Iohn Davis rep- resent the team in the hundred yard dash with Gene Franciosi, Stan MacPhail, and Bob Cahill running the two-twenty. lack Flynn, Lowell Cobb, Ed Moberg, and Dick Loring run the four-forty, and Peter Tsokanis, Dick Ripley, lack Hop- kins, and Melvin Gold score our points in the half mile. The milers who have showed continued improvement are Terry O'Donnell, Iohn Courtemanche, and Bob Anderson. ln the field events, we have Bob Iones and Bob Iames in the high jump and broad jump with Bay Lessard, Bob Lanzetta, and Bill Korske throwing the shot put. Coach Howard Sandrock has worked hard since coming to Brockton High, and much of the credit for the team's success belongs to him. Under his guidance, Brockton has regained its former standing in interscholastic track. 59 0 The Brockton High golt team under the direction ot Coach Lloyd Avery is enjoy- ing another successful season with tour victories and one loss to date. The boys have defeated Brookline, Weymouth, Coyle, and Hyannis, and they have lost to Dartmouth. There will be return matches with these schools besides an encounter with Waltham High. The second match with Dartmouth will be a very important one for our team. The stars for Brockton High thus tar have been Dick Wallin, Frank Hatch, Iohn Hatch, Bob Hammerauist, Myles MacDonald, and Ed Noone. The team has in reserve Harold Willis, Harold Latham, Arthur Brown, George Black, Bob Eklund, and Louis Ciavarra. lt our players continue to display as good form as they have in the first tive matches, they will be strong contenders for the state championship. 60 ennid The Brockton High tennis team has started a season which promises to be another successful one for Coach August Wigren's boys. The team Won its tirst match ot the season from Hingham High by a score ot 3-2. There will be matches with Milton, Braintree, Quincy, and North Quincy. The Brockton squad will compete in the South Shore Tournament in which it has done well during past years. Coach Wigren has been using three seniors, Co-Captains Ronald Carr and George Allen, and William Ferrini as singles men. Gordon LaPlant and Sher- man Wong make up one ot the doubles combinations with Matt Crimmins, lack Hopkins, and Don Cliver alternating for the second doubles spot. Other members oi the team are Dave Clorety, Dave Franklin, and Manager Harold O'Connell. With a little more practice the team should improve. As only three players are seniors, continued success seems certain. 61 -1, 1- . . . . . - ., nw, W 5 I ,b ,.,,, , , ,- .irloclwy The schedule of the Brockton High hockey team was disrupted by warm weather and little ice. ln spite of this, Coach Carl MacPherson's squad played four games in the South Shore league and two non-league games. The team was undefeated and tied only once in league competition, but was forced to take second place because another school had played more games. Some of the Brockton boys played for the South Shore all-star team in a game against the North Shore team and they performed very Well. Hockey has been carried on only as an intramural activity for the past few years, and this has been the first team to represent Brockton High against other schools for some time. Most of the scoring was done by Gene Nawrocki, lohn Beauregard, Henry Belcher, Bob Quagliozzi, and Iohn Hatch, Herbert Quarterly, George Carrigg, Chet Millett and Goalies Wendell Wilbar and Malcolm Snyder played very well on the defense. The success of the team indicates that Brockton will have very good hockey teams in the years to come. 62 SY' 3' ff f 1 i 1 'VAAU , . A. 'Tgfgffifs 4, ' Jiiii-42,4 , V , .,- , -1 si-. . road ounfry The Brockton High cross country team had a successful season winning three dual meets and losing one. Although it was only our third team since the sport was revived at Brockton High, the squad finished second in the South Shore Conference meet at Braintree. Brockton was edged out by Braintree High in the lirst meet ot the season, but the team Went on to Win over North Quincy, Quincy, and Weymouth. The Quincy race was particularly noteworthy in that the Brockton boys Won 15 to 47, fifteen being the best score a cross country team can make. The consistent low scorers of Coach Harry Beuell's club were Peter Tsokanis, Iohn Courtemanche, George Allen, Terry Q'Donnell, Paul Boland, Melvin Gold, and Captain Bob Anderson. This sport is becoming increasingly popular at Brockton High. The boys that were out for it this year worked hard and showed a great deal ot enthusiasm. 63 'TE 52 4 , , ' A J'-'-Jiizagu f 1 .5 5-N' U- K , 'Whig' ',. I' -4 1.-fl1!'rf 9 .1 I V ff' ,I f' ELDON KEITH FIELD GATE URZLS SP 9 W Mmmm Qafx YE? ,Q-gl-v QPZ5 ' .gpaorfd gounci The ambition of every all-round sportswornan at Brockton High is to be a member of the Sports Council. This organization is composed of girls who successfully pass an examination given at the completion of a course involving ethics and methods of conducting competitive sports. The council members arrange the schedule and decide the number of points to be given intramural sports. They also settle any questions governing the extra-curricular activities of the girls' department of physical education. They are busy throughout the year officiating in the sports of Brockton High School in which they are particularly qualified, as well as serving as coaches or officials during the junior high school girls' basketball season. The Senior members of the Girls' Sports Council are as follows: Bita DiCicco, lanet Doane, Anne Doody, Barbara Dunsing, Beverly Gouldrop, Constance Lewis, Bosamond Murdock, Anne Nilsson, lane Petrie, Grace Richmond, and Anita Sample. The lunior members are lean Anderson, Shirley Anderson, Pat- ricia Cleary, Iane Czymbor, Loretta DeFlavis, Lorraine LaBelle, Patricia McMahon, Helen Nichols, Patricia Nolte, Gloria Perry, and Elsie Sample. 66 -..- ff,' 'Z lun' . , 4? ,' Senigrl 1' I94- ' ' Xchampz X QJ Jw J 5 af is yiikii 'Fha W THE SENIOR CLASS FIELD HOCKEY SOUAD DROVE THROUGH THE JUNIOR DEFENSE TO TRIUMPH! X i, g, 1. V'I4 .I eq Iii: ,? ,l 4. QA. I. A., , 1 . . , Q 2 5 ' ' V ' 4 f, e. 1 I ' I ' I r-I, Il I I K , , y I 3' U, 2 I ' E I I : 4 TUMBLIN G 53 ln W PREPARING FOR FIELD DAY! 'TT A ,.....- gf' 'f f Ill!!! fry lll ' MX, ,M , , S , n Mi ,-,',.. f '3 ' qv. - . 'gr ' if E A, . A N.. Q . 1 ' fs: X - , A ', ' -' '4'. Q ,.zi' , ., ty? ' V f 'fwnw 5' ' '7? - 5, .. 1 -, f ' as-QFTZQAW 4 , x i 1? 1 447 fi: 'ij VR. - l . T Y, Mg!! 1 X K ' A ,5f4LgA-y v I -,,'M ' ff L .4 f N4 1 x J 3, ,, . Ab 126. I Q W R 'ft ' I 7- f , Z gf gh, 5. I ,I E V f nd v ' ?.'l-fwxgwfl 1' wgf : ' , - ' 1' A' ff- ' ' 4 . A . . J I , V V . 3 , jml if .Q ' ' f ' f ' +0 , . 5.14 F .vw ,P . . Az, 30.4 Q , . 1 an f A .. 9 . 2 SOFTBALL-STRHCE THREE! ! ! QQ 13.7 s A f 3100 .V 4,1 U' 1 V, .- H:-qs A vid' I A 1 V ,. ' V' The B Sweater Seniors The most coveted honor at Brockton High School for the sports-minded girl is the receiving of a B sweater which indicates good attendance and participation in all athletic activities. A total ot one hundred and twenty-tive points is necessary tor the sweater. ln many cases girls have excelled in several sports, among which are basketball, softball, field hockey, swimming, and tumbling. The girls are Ianet Doane, Beverly Gouldrup, Anne Doody, Barbara Dunsing, Rita Di Cicco, Constance Lewis, Ann-Marie Nilsson, lane Petrie, Grace Richmond, Anita Sample, Claire Magee, Alice Georgandas, Grace Hendricks, Ioan Nelson, Mar- garet Kearney, and Mary-Elizabeth Farley. 70 f: I A , r - YN s Y 5X x'k :Ns Xxo - Q i at 6 C fNxx.L- s 'H S s X Q , 'XL - I , - '9. 1 ss qi H: Xxx xi Wy Q .fl ' f Q' NN .ix t ? ,s xo ,X Ngo if SE ..,, 4 .'e. .,o I . N-Graf ss gn . In 3 w 1,8 44 1 X11 5 It ' 4 . I ,'a an I 71 DOLORES M. ACKEL Dolly 18 Provost Street Activities: Library Monitor 2: Brocktonia 2, 3, 4: Girls' State 3: Editor-in-Chief ot Yearbook 4. Interests: Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., bowling, dancing, music, ten- nis, journalism. Future: Boston University. I-'ARIS ACKIL Ice 35 Emmet Street Interests: Football, hockey, base- ball. Future: Business. IOANNE AHLGREN Io 512 Summer Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Softball 2: Glee Club: A Capella Choir 2, 4: Field Hockey 3: Nom- inating Committee 3: Tumbling Team 4: Swimming 4. Interests: Basketball, swimming, skating, music. Future: Nursing. MARIE ALDEN 59 Hollis Street Activities: Snaps and Info Com- mittee 4. Interests: Reading, bas- ketball, classical music. Future: Secretary. RUTH THURSTON ALDEN Ruthie 43 West Chestnut Street Activities: Library Monitor 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: A Capella Choir 4: Snaps and Info Committee 4. Interests: Reading, bowling, church work. Future: Bridgewater State. ' MALCOLM ALEXANDER Mal 280 Pleasant Street Interests: Pool, boxing, baseball, football. Future: Undecided. tif? 9 GEORGE ALLEN 158 Market Street Activities: Cross Country 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Execu- tive Committee. Interests: Sports. Future: Stonehill. HENRY ALTIERI 495 North Warren Avenue Interests: Construction, architect- ural drawing, fishing. Future: Wentworth. MARY ALTIERI Honey 69 Bay Street Interests: Dancing, b o w 1 i n g, theaters, reading. Future: Work. CATHERINE A. ANANIA Kay 25 Highland Terrace Activities: Basketball 2: Field Hockey 3, 4. Interests: Dancing, bowling, basketball, hockey. Fu- ture: Cambridge Iunior. ROSEMARIE ANANIA 54 Sycamore Street Activities: Basketball: Tumbling Team 4. Interests: Tennis, skat- ing. Future: Secretary. ARTHUR R. ANDERSON Chuck 75 Auburn Street Interests: Hunting, roller skating, m i d g e t autos. Future: State Police. ELINOR ANDERSON Elly 27 Haverhill Street Interests: Iumor Twentieth C. C. C., dancing, swimming, tennis. Future: Business School. ELISABETI-I ANN ANDERSON Betty 76 Sunset Avenue Activities: Constitution Commit- tee 2. Interests: Dancing, bowl- ing. Future: Telephone Company. EVELYN ANDERSON Evie 28 East Union Street Activities: Class Play Committee 4. Interests: Swimming, reading, knitting, dancing, basketball. Future: Hospital. DONALD C. ANDERSON Don 94 Carroll Avenue Activities: Stagecraft 3, 4: Fi- nancial Manager for Athletics 4. Interests: Fishing, bowling, boat- ing. Future: Upsala College. IOHN B. ANDERSON Iackie 48 Custer Street Activities: Yearbook Committee. Interests: Bowlin swimmin gf - Q, fishing, boating. Future: Naval Cadets. I LOIS U. ANDERSON l.oie 150 Cherry Street Activities: Basketball. Interests: Basketball, Rainbow Girls, knit- ting, Porter-Hi. Future: Unde- cided. RICHARD IOSEPH ANDERSON Andy 19 North Bassett Road Activities: Motto Committee 4: Male Chorus 2, 3: Intramural Basketball. Interests: Sports and pool. Future: Northeastern. ROBERT H. ANDERSON Bob 83 Pearl Street Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, 4, lCaptain 41: Track 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Fishing, football, automobiles. Y. M. C. A. Future: Boston Uni- versity. IOSEPH ANTONE Ice 125 Elliot Street Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Base- ball. Interests: Sports and phys- ical education. Future: Football Coach. RUTH E. ARMSTEAD Ruthie 5 Winter Street Activities: Library Monitor 2, 3, 4: Dues Collector 2: Ring Bulletin Committee 4. Interests: Sports, dancing, Y. P. F. Future: Library. ANGELINE A. ASCI Angie 29 Smith Avenue Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3: Swimming 2: Art Club 3. Interests: Art, sports, Iunior Twentieth C. C. C. Future: Art. ELAINE ALDORA ASCI 186 Thatcher Street Interests: Dancing, horseback riding, skating, swimming. Fu- ture: Receptionist. BEVERLY F. ASKER Bevy 139 Longwood Avenue Activities: Girls' Glee Club, Class Play Usher, Basketball, Brocktonia Collector. Interests: Skating, swimming, bowling. Future: Nurse. ANDREW WALLACE BABB Wally 10 Charlotte Street Interests: Salesmanship, sports, mechanics. Future: Salesman. ROBERT BROWNING BARNARD Barney 247 Dover Street Interests: Sports, maps. Future: Service. CHARLES WARREN BARNES, IR. Barney 108 Aubum Street Activities: Band fD'rum Majort 4: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir 3, 4: Galloneers 4: Base- ball 2: Executive Committee 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Student Health Coun- cil 2: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Sports, church activities, music. Future: Boston University. FRED L. BARONCELLI Little Nemo 28 Prospect Street Activities: Class Treasurer 2, 3, 47 Student Council 2: I-Ii-Y: Iun- ior Usher. Future: Business. BEVERLY ANN BARTKUS Tem 754 Main Street Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Swimming, dancing, music. Future: Nursing. x 294 A G 'rrfl 'Ie- tr, 'T' , KATHLEEN JUNE BASSETT Kay 364 West Chestnut Street Activities: Class Dues Collector 3. Interests: Dancing, bowling. Future: Millinery. BARBARA L. BEALS Barb 620 Warren Avenue Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Interests: Music, miniatures. Future: Providence Bible Insti- tute. GERALD BEALS 534 Pleasant Street Activities: Hockey 2, 3. Interests: Art, hunting. Future: Undecided. ANGUS BEATON Gus 419 Montello Street Activities: Nominating Commit- tee: Yearbook Pictures Commit- tee. Interests: Skating, basket- ball, pool. Future: Brockton Ice and Coal. LORRAINE BEAUDREAU 471 Main Street Activities: Special Nominating Committee. Interests: Piano, bas- ketball, dancing. Future: New England Baptist Hospital. IOHN BEAUREGARD Dick 15 Breer Street Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Hockey, football. Future: Gordon College. HENRY BELCHER Hank 43 Wilmington Street 'r vibes: Hockey: Track: Base- ball: Galloneers: Male Chorus. Interests: Swimming, tennis. Fu- ture: Undecided. DOLORES MARY B1-ZNOIT Dell 26 Reservoir Street Activities: Library Monitor: Bas- ketball 2, 3: Field Hockey 3: Orchestra. Interests: Swimming, dancing, knitting, Stardust Inn. Future: St. Luke's Hospital. LOIS IOSEPHINE BERTAUX ULD., 203 Keith Avenue Extension Activities: A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Library Monitor 2: Basketball 3, 4. Inter- ests: Dancing, swimming, music. Future: Secretary. THHRESA I. BIELSKIS Terry 492 North Cary Street Activities: Nominating Commit- tee 2: Basketball 2. Interests: Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., sports, dancing. Future: Secretary. BARBARA ANN BINGHAM Babs 40 Glenwood Square Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Stu- dent Advisory Council 2, 3: Class Play Usher. Interests: Y. P. F., swimming, Girl Scouts, square dancing. Future: Brock- ton Hospital. . - GEORGE K. BLACK Blackie 27 Hampton Road Activities: Golf. Interests: Bowl- ing, dancing, trumpet. Future: Norwich University. Q L15 Q- I 'x . - . S3 BERYL V. BLANCHARD Barrel 21 Whitman Street Actgvities: Basketball: Tumbling Team: Class Play Usher, Inter- ests: Baseball, swimming, skat- ing. Future: Brockton Hospital. IOAN BLUNT Ioanie 781 Centre Street Activities: Class Dues Collector 4. Interests: Dancing, skating, records. Future: Secretary. DAVID BOLINDER Bo 510 East Main Street, Avon Activities: Senior Class Play: Iunior Class Play: Basketball 2: Baseball 2: Volley Ball 2. Inter- ests: Religion, sports. Future: College. LORRAINE BOLINDER DoodY 253 Perkins Avenue Activities: Basketball 3, 4: Swim- ming 3: Field Hockey 3, 4: Tumbling Team 4. Interests: Bas- ketball, swimming, Rockne Asso- ciation. Future: Airline hostess. HAROLD BONAPAHTE Harry 719 Main Street Interests: Baseball, piano, camp- ing. Future: Mechanical drafts- man. VALERIE CAROL BOUCHER Val 164 Perkins Avenue Activities: Class Dues Collector: Basketball: Field Hockey: Swim- mmf!! Class Play Committee. In- terests: Swimming, basketball, ice skating. Future: Peter Bent Brigham. WARREN L. BOUTIN Lefty 222 Market Street Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Sports. Future: Brown Uni- versity. ROBHIT BOWS Bob 264 Court Street Interests: Baseball, bowling, ten- nis. Future: Retailing. IAMJS IOSEPH BRADY Diamond lim 164 Belmont Street Activities: Male Chorus. Inter- ests: Football, swimming, box- ing. Future: Undecided. IAME L. BRADY 21 Kingman Avenue Activities: Male Chorus: Intra- mural Hockey. Interests: Base- ball, basketball, ice skating. Future: Pharmacy. ROBERT B. BRADY Bob 285 Montello Street Interests: Photography, bowling. Future: School. ROBERT A. BRADY Peo Wee 146 Sawtell Avenue Activities: D r a m a t i c Club: Brocktonia Sports Editor. Inter- ests: Music, sports. Future: Work. pyruv- tilt 76 CLEMENT F. BROPHY, IB. Buddy 85 Weston Street Activities: Basketball 3: Class D u e s Collector 3. Interests: Sports. Future: Stonehill. MARGARET A. BROPHY Peggy 288 Belmont Street Aciivitiesr Basketball 3, 4. Inter- ests: Sports, movies, Iunior Twentieth C. C. C. Future: St. I.uke's Hospital. ARTHUR I. BOWN, IR. Art 72 Denton Street Activities: Golf 3, 4. Interests: Golf, basketball, hunting. Future: Work. IEANNE BROWN Ieannie ' 31 Iohnson Street Activities: Yearbook A I I a i r s Committee. Interests: Swimming, bowling, dancing. Future: Dental assistant. DAVID BUCHANAN Bleachie 27 Sophia Avenue Activities: Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Intramural Hockey 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Swimming, hockey. Future: Undecided. BARBARA MARY BUNAR 40 Spring Avenue Activities: Field Hockey: Basket- ball. Interests: Swimming, danc- ing, music. Future: Miami Uni- versity. LORRAINE MILDRED BURT 150 Concord Street Activities: Basketball 2. Inter- ests: Dancing, skating, basket- ball, Y. W. C.A. Future: Secre- tary. IOHIN F. BUTLER lack 159 Myrtle Street Activitresz Iunior Varsity Foot- ball 2: Track 2. Interests: Danc- ing, machines, sailing. Future: Wentworth or Miami University. Tl-IERESE MARIE BUTLER 83 Longwood Avenue Activities: Part Time 4: Basket- ball 2. Interests: Piano, basket- ball, swimming. Future: Secre- tary. DOMENIC CALEDONIA Dom . 152 Menlo Street Activities: Student Council: Band 2, 3: Brocktonia Collector: Motto Committee 4. Interests: Dancing, roller skating, Iunior Holy Name Society. Future: N. R. O. T. CHARLOTTE MARIE CAMERON Carlo 361 Crescent Street Interests: Basketball, swimming, dancing. Future: Undecided. PASQUALE IOSEPH ' CAPACHIONE Cappy 240 Grafton Street Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Base- rall 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4. Interests: Sports. Future: College. BETTY ANN CARLSON Bettina 46 Spring Street Act1v:t1es: GLTIS' Glee Club: Fnaps and Info Cornrmttee: Class Play Usher. Interests: Iunlor Twentzeth C. C. C., sports, horse- back riding. Future: Peter Bent Brpgham. EDGAR CARLSON Pete 90 Tremont Street Act:v1t1es: Basketball: Baseball. lvnterests: Roller skating, sports, cancxng. Future: Undecided. GEORGE R. CARLSON 302 Grafton Street Interests: Hunting, fishing. Fu- ture: Navy. RONALD D. CARR Ronnie 160 Pearl Street Actzvitzes: Tennis. Interests: Ten- ngs, chemzstry, music, roller skat- ing. Future: Northeastern Uni- versity. GEORGE CARRIGG 41 North Cary Street Activitzesz Football 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Hockey 2, 3: Varsity Hockey 4. Interests: Sports, pho- tography. Future: Fordham. THERESA CARUSO Terry 6 Williams Avenue Actzvztzesz Basketball 2: Field Hockey 3: S1-nmming 3. Inter- ests: Danctng, :ce skating, swtm- mzng, bowl:ng. Future: Music. BILEEN LOIS CAVANAUGI-I Dutchess 260 Court Street Interests: Bowling, horseback riding, swimming, tennis. Future: Brockton Hospital. RAYMOND PATRICK CELIA Ray 166 Summer Street Activities: Football 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Football, swimming, bas- ketball. Future: Dean Academy. DOLORES ANN CENTRELLA Dole 34 Park Read Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Year- book Atiairs Committee. Inter- ests: Bowling, sports, dancing. Future: Williams Business. FRANCES CERCI Franny 98 Walnut Street Activities: Brocktonia Collector 2, 4. Interests: Bowling, dancing, sports. Future: Williams Busi- ness. SAMUEL CERRATO Sammy 37 Irving Street Interests: Bowling, d a n ci n g , hunting. Future: Undecided. DONALD B. CHASE Hunk 95 Belair Street Activities: Male Chorus: Gallo- neers: A Capella Choir: Hockey. Interests: Dancing, football, pool, baseball, golf. Future: United States Navy. IOHN ALLAN CHESTNUT lay lay I9 Douglas Avenue Interests: Hockey, swimming, pool, electricity. Future: Massa- chusetts School of Television. LUCILLE PATRICIA CIAVARRA Dolly 50 Thorny Lea Terrace Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4. In- terests: Basketball, swimming, dancing, Iunior Twentieth C.C. C. Future: Undecided. ELENA MARGARET CICONE Elly I43 Park Road Activities: Part Time 4: Basket- ball 2, 3: Class Dues Collector 2, 3. Interests: Sports: piano, dancing. Future: Secretary. LEO CLANCY 22 Wellington Street Interests: Basketball, baseball, pool, photography. Future: Un- decided. ROBERT CLARK Bob 252 Warren Avenue Activities: Tumbling Team. In- terests: Photography, sports. Future: Business. VIRGINIA CHARLOTTE CLARK Ginny 252 Wanen Avenue Interests: Art, dancing, swim- ming. Future: Nursing. FRANCIS IOSEPH CLIFFORD Buddy 28 Glenwood Street Activities: Part Time. Interests: Football, basketball, swimming. Future: Bentley. LOWELL C. COBB, IR. Cobbie 79 Longwood Avenue Activities: Track 2, 3, 4: Class Gift Committee: Cross Country 3. Interests: Golf, hockey, driv- ing, aviation. Future: United States Marines. ELEANOR MARY COBBETT El 12 Grand Street Activities: Part Time. Interests: Roller skating, swimming, danc- ing, sailing. Future: Secretary. RAYMOND COBIS Flip 53 Bates Road Activities: Male Chorus: Gallo- neers. Interests: Sports, wood- working. Future: Constructor. RUTH A. CODY Ditto 77 Porter Street Interests: Bowling. Future: Retail selling. CAROLYN IEAN COLE I8 Park Street Activities: Part Time: Editor, Brocktonia 4: Brocktonia News Staff 3: Brocktonia Col- lector 2, 4: Student Council 4: Field Hockey 3: Basketball 3: Swimming 3. Interests: Swim- ming. Future: Secretary. I ,- 15 E .fa f ne- I vb 'ff F- r -Q: ff' . ,J I 'S .dw 5 X I 'Q PAUL R. COLLINS Banker 16 Stonehill Street Interests: Horseback riding, sail- ing, shooting. Fu.ure: Banker. ARMAND C. COLOMBO 114 Winthrop Street Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. Inter- ests: Sports. Future: Holy Cross. FRANCES H. CONNELL Frannie 54 Oak Street Activities: Cheerleader: Basket- l-all: Field Hockey: Swimming: Softball: Tumbling. Interests: Ten- nis, swimming, knitting, danc- ing. Future: X-ray, Quincy Hos- pital. FRED BERNARD CONNOLLY 16 Williams Place Activities: Basketball 4. Inter- ests: Swimming, golf, basketball, tennis. Future: Rhode Island State. WILLIAM JOSEPH CONNOLLY Bill 78 Menlo Street Activities: Band 2, 3: Tumbling 2, 4. Interests: DeMolay, roller skating, radios. Future: Massa- chusetts Radio. BEVERLY COOK Cookie 1187 Main Street Interests: Dancing, horseback riding, swimming. Future: Busi- ness College. VIRGINIA COOKE Cookie 79 West Chestnut Street Activities: Girls' Glee Club. ln- terests: Bowling, church work, drawing. Future: Bridgewater State. CONSTANCE COOTS Connie 770 Main Street Activities: Part Time 4. Interests: Bowling, dancing, traveling. Future: Williams Business. RICHARD COPELAND Dick 58 Ellsworth Street Interests: Dancing, sports. Fu- ture: United States Navy. HAROLD CORNWALL Gigi 32 Macy Avenue Interests' Swimmin skatin . Q1 qi horseback riding. Future: Unde- cided. JOHN CORRIERI Johnnie 17 Oakland Place Activities: Stagecraft Stait. In- terests: Basketball, baseball, bowling. Future: State Trooper. PATRICIA COSTELLO Pat 20 Howard Square Interests: Roller skating, read- ing. Future: Service. 5 2 G1 V X if, ,8 Q I cu' -. , 5? W 'Jia ', ff ,Ar . 3 ffl x 1' T 80 THOMAS I-'. COSTELLO. IR. Tom 57 Thurber Avenue Activities: Football 2: Basketball 2. Interests: Sports. Future: Un- decided. IOHN HENRY COURTEMANCI-IE Coco 221 Plain Street Activities: Cross Country: Track. Interests: Marathon races, danc- ing, stamps. Future: Florist. CHRISTOPHER I. CRAHAN Chris 365 Moraine Street Activities: Hi-Y. Interests: Ski- ing, swimming, photography. Future: Boston College, pre-med- ical. MAUREEN ELLIS CREMEN 9 Oakdale Street Activities: Constitutional Commit- tee 2: Dramatic Club 2: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Music, swimming, lunior Twentieth C. C. C. Future: Regis. MARY ELIZABETH CROKER Betty 195 Spark Street Activities: Field Hockey 3: Soft- ball 2: Part Time 4: Student Council 2: Library Monitor 2: Drum Majorette 2, 3: Class Play Usher 4: Class Dues Collector 4. Interests: Dancing, swimming, bowling. Future: Secretary. IEANENE CRONSELL Jeanie 174 Belcher Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Nomi- nating Committee 2: Class Ring Committee 4. Interests: Dancing, roller skating, saxophone. Fu- ture: Undecided. IOAN E. CROSBY Ioanie 42 Fairmount Avenue Activities: Executive Committee 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Good Government 3: Swimming 2. Interests: Filene's High School Fashion Board, Iunior Twentieth C.C.C., dancing. Future: Em- manuel. DONALD P. CROWLEY Donnie 261 Boylston Street Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y: Radio Club. Interests: Music, swimming, flying, chemistry, Future: Stonehill. IAMES I. CROWLEY Iimmie 59 Taylor Avenue Activities: Nominating Commit- tee 3g Iunior Usher 3: Hi-Y. ln- terests: Basketball, baseball, football, radio. Future: Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology. ROBERT FRANCIS CUMMINGS Bob 42 Mellen Street Activities: Cheerleader 2. Inter- ests: Art, swimming, football, dancing. Future: Vesper George Art. ANN LOUISE CURLEY 17 Kenwood Street Activities: Student Council 4: Dues Collector 3. Interests: Draw- ing, knitting, sports. Future: Nursing. GUIDO ANDREA. D'ALESSIO, IR. Dodo 102 Lawrence St. Interests: Track, football, base- ball, music. Future: Boston Uni- versity. 141-I 4 4 LUIG1 D'ALESSIO Iiii 102 Lawrence Street Interests: Baseball, s o i t b all, football. Future: Armed Forces. IOAN MARIE DALEY 346 Winter Street Activities: Tumbling Team 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3: Nominating Committee 4. Interests: Dancing, skiing, skat- ing, Rockne. Future: Business School. FREDERICK DAVENPORT 587 Montello Street Activities: Male Chorus. Inter- ests: Sports. Future: Undecided. MARION ELLEN DEE 544 Centre Street Activities: Library Monitor 2, 3: Tumbling Team 4: Interests: Rainbow Girls, swimming, horse- back riding. Future: Nursing. MILLICENT MAE DELANO Milly 115 South Leyden Street Activities: A Capella Choir 4: Basketball 3. Interests: Rockne, Rainbow Girls, dancing, swim- ming. Future: Hairdressing. RICHARD DELANO Del 13 Beach Street Interests: Sports. Future: Interior Decorating. MARIORIE L. DERNIER Moe 32 Broad Street Activities: Hockey: Basketball. Interests: Boller skating, danc- ing, swimming. Future: Business School. LAWRENCE DeRUSHA Dooser 41 Division Street Interests: Baseball, football. Fu- ture: Service. RITA F. DiCICCO Chickie 93 Winthrop Street Activities: Student Advisory Council 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3: Field Hockey Class Team 4: Softball 3: Sports Council 3, 4: Nominating Com- mittee 4: Brocktonia Collector 3, 4. Interests: Dancing, sports. Future: Boston University. GIRARD I. DiLILLO Gerry 349 North Main Street Activities: Class Dues Collector 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Cheerleader 2: A Cappella Choir 2: Nominating Committee 2. Interests: Swim- ming, ice skating, dancing. Fu- ture: Boston University. MARY DEE DINEEN 38 Thomy Lea Terrace Activities: Class Play 4: Class Dues Collector 2, 3: Iunior Usher: Field Hockey 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2. Interests: Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., Rockne, knit- ting, Thorny Lea Golf Club. Fu- ture: Wellesley. SUE MARIE DiSTEFANO, Susie 68 Martland Avenue Activities: Part Time 4: Field Hockey 3. Interests: Dancing, bowling, swimming, music, art. Future: Secretary. .Q Q 5515 67 4 1 9 Os ,t K' CLK ' K. 4 IANET DOANE IGH 17 South Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3: Sports Council 3, 4: Softball 3: Swimming 4: Iunior Usher: Class Basketball Team 2, 3, 4: Class Hockey Team 3. Interests: Sports, music. Fu- ture: lunior College. FRANCIS R. DONDERO D. D. 154 Summer Street Activities: Yearbook Staff. Inter- ests: Swimming, hunting, bowl- ing, dancing. Future: College. BEVERLY MAE DODGE 36 Beach Street Activities: Tumbling Team: Field Hockey. Interests: Sports. Future: Nursing. BARBARA ANN DOHERTY Irish 63 La Faye Street Interests: Swimming, dancing, bowling, horseback riding. Fu- ture: Telephone operator. CHARLES I. DOHERTY. IR. 92 Huntington Street Activities: Nominating Commit- tee 4. Interests: Baseball, pocket billiards, swimming. F u t u r e : Business School. SHIRLEY MAE DONAHUE 20 Perkins Avenue Activities: Motto Committee 4. Interests: Dancing, bowling, ice skating. Fuure: Telephone opera- tor. ANNE MARIE DOODY Andy 142 Manomet Street Activities: Student Council, Vice- President 4: Sports Council 3, 4: Basketball Class Team 2, 3, 4. tCaptain 41: Captain Class Field Hockey Team 3, 4: Swimming 2: A Capella Choir 3: Brocktonia 2, 3, 4. Interests: Rockne, read- ing, swimming, basketball. Fu- ture: Sargent. LORRAINE F. DOODY 79 Waldo Street Interests: Dancing, swimming bowling. Future: Secretary. HENRY FRANKLIN DORS 748 North Montello Street Hank Activities: Student Manager Foot- rall 2, 3, 4: Track 2. Interests: Football, baseball, basketball, meteorology. Future: U n i t e d States Marine Air Corps. IOHN I. DOW Jackie 326 Pearl Street Interests: Baseball, map making, football. Future: University of New Hampshire. IOAN EMILY DOYLE 54 Jackson Street Interests: Dancing, church activi- ties, reading, popular music. Future: Nursing. GRACE ANN DREVINSKY 'fGracie 61 Beacon Park Activities: Constitution Commit- tee 2: Swimming 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Softball 3: Dramatic Club 3: Glee Club 2: Field Hockey 3. Interests: Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., K. of L., sports, music, knitting. Future: Nursing. fi--x BEVERLEY LEE DRISCOLL Drizzle 1019 Warren Avenue Activities: Glee Club: Swim- ming: Basketball: Softball: Field Hockey: Tumbling Team. Inter- ests: Music, reading, sports. Future: Nursing. BARBARA A. DUNSING 102 Thurber Avenue Activities: Ring Bulletin Commit- tee: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Team 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2: Field Hockey 3, 4: Class Team 3, 4: Softball 3: Tumbling 4: Sports Council 3, 4. Interests: Rockne, dancing, swimming. Future: Nursing. RICHARD T. DURKEE nnurk.. 26 School Street, Stoughton Activities: Iunior Usher. Inter- ests: Science, mechanics, mathe- matics. Future: Calitornia Insti- tute of Technology. BARBARA IEAN EAGAN Barb 20 Hazel Street Activities: Part Time 4: Basket- ball 2, 3: Field Hockey 3: Class Hockey Team 3: Softball 2: Brocktonia 2, 3: Class Motto Committee 4. Interests: Sports, dancing, bowling. Future: Secre- tary. KENNETH D. ECKSTROM Kenny 58 Edson Street Activities: Class Dues Collector 4: Student Manager of Tickets for Sports 2, 3. Interests: Basket- ball, baseball, travelling. Fu- ture: Wentworth. ANNE MARIE EKLUND 16 Kenwood Street Activities: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3: Brocktonia Collector: Class Play Usher. Interests: Music, swimming, basketball. Future: Nursing. ROBERT LESLIE EKLUND Bob 21 Second Street Activities: President S t u d e n t Council 4: Executive Committee of Student Council 3: Representa- tive Good Government Day, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2: Golf Team: I-li-Y. Interests: Golf, basketball. Future: Boston University. ROLAND EMBERG Rolly 41 Copeland Street Interests: Radio, electricity, fish- ing. Future: Undecided. ELPINIKI EONAS Niki 45 Moraine Street Activities: Student Council 2: Vice-President 2, 3, 4: Ring Com- mittee 4: Iunior Usher 3: Class Play Usher 4: Prom Committee 3, 4. Interests: Swimming, bowl- ing, Boston Red Sox. Future: Kathleen Dell. MILDRED ELLEN ETHIER Millie 172 Copeland Street Activities: Student Health Coun- cil 2. Interests: Baseball, swim- ming, piano. Future: Nursing. FRANCES FAMILANT Fran 121 Hillberg Avenue Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Field Hockey 3: Swimming 2: Softball 3. Interests: Bowling, skating, dancing, Y.W.H.A. Future: Bur- dett. . MARY ELIZABETH FARLEY Mini 147 Prospect Avenue Activities: Brocktonia 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Motto Committee 4: Dramatic Club 2: Glee Club 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Team 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3: Swim- ming 2, 4. lnterests: Iunior Twentieth C.C.C., Rockne, golf- ing. Future: Regis. W 5--1 A-w, 5' ff' A P9- ,ii , 'lg l FRANCES LILA FEINBERG Fran 25 Hawthorne Street Interests: Basketball, swimming, Y. W. H. A., Club 49. Future: Undecided. JACK FERREIRA 16 Poplar Road Activities: Track Team 3: Cross Country Team 3, 4. Interests: Sports, greyhound racing. Fu- ture: Retailing. DEVIA FERRINI 1248 Pleasant Street Activities: Class Dues Collector 2, 3, 4: Nominating Committee 2, 3: Swimming 2: Christmas Pageant 2: Field Hockey 2. Inter- ests: Dancing, skating, music, art. Future: Nursing. ROBERT D. FERRINI Bob 241 Grafton Street Activities: Iunior Usher: Christ- mas Pageant. Interests: Foot- ball, swimming, fencing. Future: Brown University. WILLIAM IOSEPH FERRINI Bill 61 Fern Avenue Activities: Band 3: Tennis Team 3: Art 3: Yearbook Staff: Pops Orchestra 2. Interests: Music, art, sports. Future: Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology. SHIRLEY BARBARA FISHER 224 Howard Street Activities: L i b r a r y Monitor: Brocktonia Collector. Future: Undecided. BARBARA ANN FLAHERTY 39 North Ash Street Activities: A Capella Choir: Girls' Glee Club. Interests: Golf, horseback riding, tennis. Future: Nursing. ROBERT FLANAGAN Bob 197 Menlo Street Activities: Football: Basketball: Baseball. Interests: Baseball. Future: Holy Cross. CLAIRE MARIE I-'LEMING Plein 21 Vesey Street Activities: Motto Committee 4: Student Council 2: Girls' Glee Club: Dramatic Committee. Inter- ests: Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., music, art. Future: Boston Uni- versity. SHIRLEY ALMA FLINK Shirl 78 Riverview Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Field Hockey 3: Class Gift Commit- tee 2: Part Time. Interests: Danc- ing, sports, music. Future: Secre- tary. lOl-IN F. FLYNN lack 104 Clinton Street Activities: Track. Interests: Eat- ing and sleeping, chemistry, reading. Future: Chemist. IOHN I-'OGARTY lack 39 Lewiston Street Interests: Hunting, pool, bil- liards. Future: Brockton Pharm- acy. fc tg- nl Q wit.-I' 'S . Q .- lite MARY CECILIA FOGARTY Red 53 Holbrook Avenue Activities: Orchestra 2, 3: Lib- rary Monitor 2: Basketball 4: Class Ring Committee 4. Inter- ests: Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., swimming, knitting. F u t u r e : Bridgewater State. GLORIA ANN FORBUSH Glo 71 Weston Street Activities: Dramatic Club 3. ln- terests: Bowling, movies, danc- ing, church work. Future: Secre- tary. ROBERT FORSBERG Bob 442 Summer Street Activities: Male Chorus: Gallo- neers: Intramural Sports. Inter- ests: Sports, piano. Future: Pre- Medical. BARBARA MARIE GERMAINE 1-'ORTIER Barb 28 Ames Street Activities: Library Monitor 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 4: Basketball 3: Softball 3: A Capella Choir 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Interests: Music, horses, sports. Future: Teaching. RUTH FORTIER Rusie 17 North Arlington Street Activities: Basketball 3, 4: Nom- inating Committee 2: Tumbling Team 4. Interests: Swimming, dancing, bowling, sailing. Fu- ture: Boston University. DONALD I-'RAWLEY Moe 81 East- Ashland Street Interests: Basketball, baseball, swimming. Future: Business School. GERALD EVERETT FREEMAN Gerry 60 Plymouth Street Activities: Part Time. Interests: Basketball, softball, football. Fu- ture: Bentley. BARBARA LOUISE I-'RUZZETTI Fuzzie 1466 South Main Street Activities: Swimming 2: Health Council 2: Ring Bulletin Commit- tee 4: Tumbling Team 4. Inter- ests: Dancing, bowling, swim- ming. Future: Massachusetts General. MARILYN LOIS FULLER Snookie 257 North Warren Avenue Activities: Christmas Pageant 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3. Interests: Roller skating, swimming, danc- ing, knitting. Future: Undecided. NORMA GALANTE 12 Walnut Avenue Interests: Dancing, sports, knit- ting. Future: Williams. FRANK IOSEPH GALLANT. IR. Ice 181 Pleasant Street Activities: Christmas Pageant: Class Dues Collector 2: Consti- tutional Committee 2. Interests: Dentistry. Future: Tufts. BURTON GARLAND Burt 135 Manometi Street Activities: Class Play 4: Chess Club. Interests: Chess, square dancing. Future: Teaching. V!! vu MW Q , 6- Q-3. I, BEVERLY GASSE Bev 601 Summer Street Activities: Class Dues Collector 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2. Inter- ests: Ice skating, swimming, dancing. Future: Secretary. ELAINE GELFOND Giggles 76 Belmont Avenue Activities: Brocktonia Collector 2: Basketball 2, 3. Interests: Sports, music, drawing. Future: Burdett. ALICE GEORGANTAS Aleekee 7 Skinner Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, tCaptain Zl: Field Hockey 3, 4: Class Team 3, 4: Softball 2, 4: Swimming 3: Constitutional Com- mittee 2: Student Council 3, 4: Nominating Committee 4: Iunior Usher. Interests: Music, Red Sox and Braves, church choir. Fu- ture: Boston University. ARLENA BARBARA GEORGE Lee 203 Elliot Street Interests: Dancing, Iunior Twen- tieth C. C. C., reading. Future: Undecided. IOSEPH GETCHELL Joe ll Forest Avenue Activities: Library Monitor: Hi-Y: Nominating Committee 2. Inter- ests: Swimming, boating, basket- ball. Future: Y. M. C. A. EDRIE FRANCES GIBBS 18 Washburn Avenue Activities: Part Time: Motto Com- mittee. Interests: Photography, Crocheting, reading. F u t u r e : School. LOUISE GILLIS Cass 15 Hancock Street Interests: Knitting, movies, sew- ing. Future: Telephone operator. MARY I. GII.MORE Belle 706 Montello Street Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4: lun- ior Usher 3: Girls' Glee Club 3: A Capella Choir 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tumbling Team 4. Inter- ests: Swimming, basketball. Fu- ture: Kathleen Dell. GARDNER GLENN Henry 20 Nye Avenue 'ctiv1ties: Track 2, 3 Dues Col- lector 4. Interests: Track, foot- ball, baseball. Future: Travel. EDWARD GLINSKI Ed 32 Taber Avenue Activities: Track Team. Interests: Chemistry, engineering. Future: Undecided. ARLENE SYBIL GOLD Gertrude 350 Centre Street Activities: Library Monitor 2, 3: Swimming 2: Field Hockey 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Swimming, skating, bowling. Fu- ture: Burdett. STANLEY MELVIN GOLD Goldie 262 Green Street Activities: Cross Country Team 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 4. Interests: Track, swim- ming, baseball. Future: United States Navy. 'x DOREEN M. GOLDMAN Dee Dee 40 Sylvester Street Activities: Girls' Glee Club: A Capella Choir. Interests: Knit- ting, music, basketball, swim- ming. Future: Nursing. BARBARA GORDON Barb 20 East Main Street Interests: Reading, d a n c i n g . Future: Nursing. BEVERLY ANN GOULDRUP Gouldy 110 Menlo Street Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Library Monitor 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball Team 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Softball 3: Tumbling Team 4: Swimming 2. Interests: Rockne, sports, music. Future: Bridge- water State. MILDRED GOULET Millie 665 Crescent Street Interests: Sports, movies, sew- ing. Future: Undecided. GLORIA ANN GRANT Glo 7 East Main Street Activities: Field Hockey 3: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3: Softball 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Read- ing, swimming, bowling. Future' Massachusetts General. HARRY GRINDLE 4 Essex Street Future: Undecided. ELENA GULLA El 3 Skinner Street Activities: Yearbook A f f a i r s : Swimming: Field Hockey: Bas- ketball 2, 3. Interests: Skating, knitting, ping pong, tennis. Fu- ture: Telephone operator. ELAINE GUNDBERG Gundy 167 Perkins Avenue Activities: Swimming 2, 3: Field Hockey 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Play Committee 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Skiing, golf, dancing. Future: Peter Bent Brigham. HERBERT GURNEY Herb 93 Emmet Street Interests: Bowling, swimming, tootball. Future: Undecided. ALLAN GUSTAI-'SON Gus 82 South Leyden Street Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4, ICO- Captain 41: Basketball 2, 3, 4, KCO-Captain 47. Interests: Base- ball, basketball, tennis, bowling. Future: Rhode Island State. ALICE GUSTIN Al 134 Market Street Activities: Student Council 3. In- terests: Sports, music, movies, radio. Future: Teaching. BARBARA GUYETTE Bobs 137 Belmont Street Activities: Basketball. Interests: Dancing, swimming, bowling. Future: Air line hostess. DIANNE HALL Di 854 Belmont Street Interests: Swimming, basketball, field hockey, tumbling. Future: Barbizon. ELLIOT ANDREWS HALL, IR. Iunny 326 Pearl Street Interests: Swimming, boating, skating, football: Future: Went- worth. ROBERT ARNOLD HALLQUIST Swede 25 Glenwood Square Activities: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2, 3: A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4. Interests: Foot- ball, basketball, music. Future: Boston University. RICHARD HAMILTON Hammy 56 Tremont Street Activities: Football: Tumbling. Interests: Football, baseball, swimming. Future: Fire depart- ment. ROBERT HAMMERQUIST Hammie 122 South Leyden Street Activities: Golf. Interests: Art, golf. Future: Vesper George School of Art. DOROTHY LOUISE HANLEY Dot 798 Oak Street Interests: Y.W.C.A., Iunior Twen- tieth C.C.C., dancing, tennis, pool. Future: Secretary. LEO F. HANNAN Leo 46 Lowell Street Interests: Baseball, music, toot- lzall, radio. Future: Brockton Sav- ings Bank. MARY EVELYN HARMER ll Goddard Road Activities: A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3: Field Hockey 3, 4: Glee Club. Interests: Sports, music, Rockne. Future: Katherine Gibbs. MARY HARVEY 662 Main Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4. Interests: Swimming, Iunior Sodality, bas- ketball. Future: Secretary. CATHERINE HASKELL Kay Sl Florence Street Activities: Motto Committee 4. Interests: Bowling, swimming, dancing. Future: B u sin e s s school. FREDERICK E. HASSAN Freddie 50 Weston Street Interests: Bowling, t o o t b all , dancing. Future: Radio and tele- vision. ROBERT HASTINGS 51 Market Street Activities: Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff. Interests: Naval Reserves, DeMolay, piano. Fu- ture: Florida. if S 1 . 'K ' Al , L 89 -I FRANK BROWN HATCH Frankie l60 Brookside Avenue Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3. Interests: Golf, hockey, Brockton Country Club. Future: Undecided. GEORGE HATCH Georgie 61 East Ashland Street Activities: Stagecratt Staff: Sec- retary of Male Chorus: Public Address System Operator. Inter- ests: Ice skating, dancing, bowl- ing, auto mechanics. Future: Die- sel mechanic. SARA MADELYN HATCH Hsauyu 236 North Warren Avenue Activities: International Rela- tions Club: Basketball: Girls' Glee Club: A Capella Choir. Interests: Sports, music, Chris- tian Science Monitor Youth Forum. Future: Undecided. ROBERT HAWES Hawk 1022 Warren Avenue Interests: Gardening, fishing, baseball. Future: Army. VINCENT MICHAEL HAYES Vinnie 21 Irvington Street Activities: Male Chorus 2, 3. Interests: F o o t b a l 1, baseball, dancing. Future: United States Navy. - IAMES STEWART HEALEY Nestles 754 Main Street Activities: Library Monitor 2, 3, 4, fPresident 3, 41: Chairman Constitution Committee 2: De- signer of Class Banner: Christ- mas Pageant Narrator 3, 4: Band Manager 3, 4: Boys' State: Ex- ecutive Committee 2: American Legion Oratorical Contest 3: As- sistant Manager of Football and Track 2: Star Dust Inn Commit- tee 2, 3, 4. Interests: Iunior Holy Name, music, dancing, sports. Future: College. PATRICIA HEALEY Pat 187 North Pearl Street Activities: Field Hockey 3: Bas- ketball 3: Motto Committee 4: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Painting, skating, dancing. Fu- ture: Bridgewater State. GRACE MARIE HENDRICK Gracie 224 West Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Field l-lockey,3: Class Team 3: Swimming 2, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Tumbling 4: Softball 3: Senior Class Play: Class Gift Commit- tee 3: Brocktonia Room Collec- tor 4. Interests: Rockne, Iunior Twentieth C.C.C., Thorny Lea Golf Club, Star Dust Inn. Future: Massachusetts General. ALICE MARIE HICKEY Al 33 Hampton Road Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Field Hockey 3. Interests: Rockne, Twentieth C.C.C., swimming, skating. Future: Chandler. BARBARA SHIRLEY HIGGINS Red I2 Battles Street Activities: Basketball: Snaps and Into Committee: Field Hockey. Interests: Dancing, swimming, skating, golf. Future: Airline hostess. VERNON HINRICHS Bunky 26 Third Street Interests: Tennis, pool, billiards, traveling. Future: Northeastern. ROBERT HOLMQUIST Bob 63 Market Street Interests: Swimming. Future: School. 5' 'ca' 9 I x I . 5 R 4, .Jm..,...,.u. A... .. f 5 i. 4. gf PRESTON HOWARD Pat 38 Rockland Street Activities: Band l, 2: Nominat- ing Committee. Interests: Horses, bowling, automobile mechanics. Future: Undecided. WALTER HOWARD, IR. Buddy I0 Winona Street Activities: International Rela- tions Club: Iunior Achievement Radio Club. Interests: Swim- ming, Tuesday Night Club, Youth Fellowship. Future: Gordon Col- lege. MARILYN ELDRIDGE HUGHES Mal 66 Glenwood Street Activities: Library Monitor 2, 3, 4: Executive Committee 3, 4: Brocktonia Collector 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Basketball 3. Interests: Sports, radio. Future: Massachusetts Memorial Hospi- ta . RICHARD HUNT Dick 283 Ash Street Interests: Bowling, golt, swim- ming. Future: Bentley. GEORGE IACOBACCI Archie 225 Grove Street Interests: Football, baseball, swimming. Future: Undecided. IAMES IACOVO Iones 35 La Foye Street Activities: Track. Interests: Ice skating, baseball, football, track. Future: Civil service. ANTONIETTE THERESA IANNTUONI Toni 70 Wheeler Avenue Interests: Photography, painting portraits, piano. Future: Business Schcol. SUZANNE IVERS Sue 157 Highland Street Interests: Swzmming, bowlinq. sports, Rainbow Girls. Future: Business School. ROBERT JOSEPH JAMES Bob ll Cobb Avenue Activities: Track 2, 3, 4: Foot- rall 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Camping, hand balancing aquatics, Y. M. C. A., weight lift- 1 Wil JOHN S. IERIS Johnny 15 Turner Street Activities: Baseball 3, 4: Iunior I Usher. Interests: Baseball, bas- ketball. Future: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. I JAMES FRANK IEZARD 28 Galen Street Interests: Sports, hunting. .X JOHN BERNARD JOHNSON, JR. Bernie 20 Verne Street Activities: Male Chorus 4. Inter- ests: Basketball, hockey, base- ball, bowling. Future: Unde- czded. I 5 I . lm at 6 . ing. Future: Physiotherapist. Wx I IT vt..-. 9. 'L t , .N 4 . tx F . .A .af li v-t Y CARL JOHNSON Red ll Second Street Future: Undecided. GLORIA JOHNSON Glo 610 North Cary Street Activities: Student Health Coun- cil 2: Brockton1a Collector 3: Junior Usher 3: Girls' Glee Club. Interests: Skating, d a n c i n g , bowling. Future: Secretary. LORING C. JOHNSON Duck 56 West Chestnut Street Activities: Band 2, 3: Iunior Usher: Hi-Y. Interests: Sports. Future: Northeastern. ROBERT CLARENCE JONES Bob 40 Perkins Street Activities: Captain Track Team: Male Chorus: Hi-Y. Interests: Track, music, swimming, science. Future: Cornell, ELEANOR RAE JORDAN 8 Irvington Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 4: Softball 3: A Cap- ella Choir 2, 4: Iunior Usher: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Dancing, music, reading, sports. Future: Tufts. GEORGE JOSEPH 23 River Street Interests: Sports. Future: Cali- fornia. IEAN BARBARA IOSSELYN Ioss 1 Linden Court Interests: Bowling, music, mod- eling, Rockne. Future: Teacher. MYRNA KAUI-'MAN Mum 441 Pearl Street Activities: Student Council 2: Class Dues Collector 2: Brock- tonia 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Play 4: Class Basketball Team: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Golf, swim- ming, ice skating. Future: Sim- mons. MARGARET ANNE KEARNEY Margie 46 Snell Street Activities: Glee Club 2: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: lClass Team 3, 43. Interests: Reading, Rockne, sports. Future: Massachusetts General. IAMES PATRICK KELLEHER Pug 225 Winthrop Street Interests: Basketball, C. Y. O., Knights oi Columbus. Future: Undecided. - JOHN KELLEHER lack 60 Bouve Avenue Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, 3. Interests: Baseball, football, swimming. Future: Stonehill. 1 Q P Y ,,,. 3' 2 'x ,,., I I I r tux' -:fi 92 ROBERT B. KELLEHER Bob ll Giiford Street Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4 lVice-Presi- dent 41: Nominating Committee 3: Iunior Usher. Interests: Bowl- ing, pool, swimming, sports. Fu- ture: Stonehill. FRANCIS X. KELLY KeIly 43 Belcher Avenue Interests: Basketball, golf swim- ming. Future: Merchant Marine Academy. IEANNE HAZEL KENDRICK Ieanne 17 North Leyden Street Activities: Part Time. Interests: Dancing, swimming, music, skat- ing. Future: Dancing teacher. MARY LOUISE KENNEY Esiuol 45 Holmes Street Activities: Girls' Glee Club: Swimming: Class Play Usher. In- terests: Reading, swimming, art, piano. Future: Regis. WILLIAM FRANCIS KING Bill 417 Crescent Street Activities: Part Time: Hockey 2. Interests: Hockey, pool, billiards, dancing. Future: Undecided. BARBARA IOAN KINSMAN Ioannie 145 Copeland Street Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Stu- dent Council 2: Orchestra 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Prompier, Senior Class Play 4: Brocktonia Room Collector 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Pops Concert. Interests: Bible Club, Youth Fel- lowship, music, writing poems. Future: Brockton Hospital. DONALD EARL KOSTKA Slim 17 Emmet Street Interests: Building construction. sports. Future: Undecided. PENELOPE KOSTOPOULOS Penny 757 Centre Street Activities: Girls' Glee Club. Interests: Dancing, swimming, b o w l i n g. Future: Mansfield Academy. VIVIAN DIANE LaBELLE Viv 394 Centre Street Activities: Basketball 4. Inter- ests: Basketball, tennis, music, swimming. Future: Business School. DONALD E. LaGARDE Don 381 Centre Street Interests: Sports. Future: United States Army. STEVENS LAMBERT Steve 53 Gordon Street Interests: Sports, popular music. Future: Undecided. IACQUELINE ANN LANE Iackie 590 Pleasant Street Activities: Basketball 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: A Capella Choir 4. Interests: Music, dancing, tennis, Porter-Hi Society, Rockne. Fu- ture: Nursing. ,,.- -5 GERALDINE LANOUE Gerry 218 Plain Street Interests: Bowling, baby sitting, dancing, swimming. F u t u r e : Work with children. GLADYS LANOUE Glady 218 Plain Street Activities: A Capella Choir 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Stagecraft Staff 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2. Interests: Ice skating, dancing, bowling, tennis. Fu- ture: Secretary. THALIA LARSINOS 710 Crescent Street Activities: Student Council 2, 3: International Relations Club 2, 3: Junior Usher 3: Basketball 3: Yearbook Affairs Committee: Yearbook Staff. Interests: Piano, art, sewing, church choir, gar- dening. Future: Massachusetts School of Art. HAROLD LATHAM Sonny 130 Market Street Activities: Golf 3, 4. Interests: Sports, dancing. Future: Navy. ARTHUR CHARLES LEMIEUX Art 20 Hope Street Interests: Swimming, hockey, horses. Future: Business School. ANN MEREDITH LeMOINE I8 North Pearl Street Activities: Basketball 3: Tumbl- ing 4. Interests: Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., tennis, swimming, danc- ing, skating. Future: Secretary. BEVERLY LORRAINE LEPINE Bev 13 Wendell Avenue Activities: Part Time 4: Library Monitor 2, 3: Iunior Usher 3. In- terests: Sports, dancing, music, driving. Future: Secretary. CONSTANCE HELEN LEWIS Connie 56 Arlington Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, fClass Team 3, 4l, tCaptain 3l: Nominating Committee 2, 3: Swimming 2, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Class Play Usher 4: Snaps and Into Committee 4. Interests: Swimming, skiing. Future: Mid- dlebury. ELEANOR LIFCHITZ El 34 Old Colony Square Activities: Class Play Usher 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 4: Softball 2: Swimming 2. Inter- ests: Bowling, swimming, danc- ing. Future: Secretary. E. CHARLOTTE LINDH Charley 112 Nilson Street Activities: Basketball 2: Softball 2: Field Hockey 3: Gift Commit- tee 2: Brocktonia Collector 4: Part Time 4. Interests: Sports, reading, sewing, Luther League. Future: Secretary. PHILIP LINDQUIST Phil 27 Miller Avenue Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Sports, engineering. Future: Harvard.- SHEILA LINEHAN Pat ll Green Place Activities: Health Council 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Dues Collec- tor 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Softball 3: Tumbling 4: Swimming 4: Class Play Usher. Interests: Dancing, swimming, Iunior So- dality. Future: Williams. ,- 3 C 5, t inw- g, --1 iC'N WX nv ,new ROBERT F. LITCHFIELD Litch 546 Main Street Interests: Sports, dancing, boat- ing. Future: Army Air Force. IOHN P. LOGUIDICE Iohnny 25 Perry Avenue Activities: Baseball 2, 3. Inter- ests: Baseball, football, dancing, pool. Future: United States Army Air Force. BARBARA MARILYN LOOKE Barb 111 Menlo Street Activities: Class Play Commit- tee: Class Dues Committee 4: Brocktonia Collector 3. Inter- ests: Dancing, skating, musical interests, bowling. Future: Sec- retary. VIRGINIA ARLENE LORD Ginny 49 Forest Road Activities: Part Time 4: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Dancing, sports, travel, Future: Secretary. HELEN IOSEPHINE LUNDIN Lenny 29 Lyon Avenue Activities: Class Dues Collector 3, 4: Tumbling: Stagecraft 2. Interests: Swimming, sewing, hair dressing. Future: Brockton Hospital. GORDON FRANCIS LUPIEN Big Lup 945 Warren Avenue Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2: Basketball 3: Iunior Usher 3: Class Play 4. Interests: Sports, model airplanes, music. Future: Medical profession. THOMAS EDWARD LYONS. IR. Tommie 435 North Cary Street Activities: Constitutional Com- mittee. Interests: Football, fish- ing, basketball. Future: North- eastern. HAROLD MacCONNELL Hal 41 Pine Avenue Interests: Naval Reserve, sports, Hi-Y, Y. M. C. A. Future: Retail selling. MYLES MacDONALD Mac 323 Prospect Street Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4. Interests: Football, golf, bas- ketball, hockey, baseball, tennis, bowling, pool, swimming, track, boating, horseback riding, hik- ing. Future: Undecided. KENNETH MacMULI.EN Kenny 8 Millitt Street Interests: Swimming, baseball, basketball. Future: Undecided. GORDON MacPHAIL 352 West Chestnut Street Future: Wentworth. IOSEPH MACRINA Lefty 46 Farrington Street Interests: Baseball, football. Fu- ture: Undecided. 3 A IN 3 4' es. N ef T G Ny' ELENA MAGLIANO 37 Porter Street Activities: Library Monitor 2. In- terests: Ice skating, lunior Twen- txeth C. C. C., dancing, roller skating, traveling, collecting rec- ords. Future: Secretary. IOSEPH WILFRID MAHEUX ,,Mike,, 33 North Manchester Street Interests: Bowling, swimming, baseball, dancing, basketball. Future: Navy. MURIEL MAJOR 19 Hunt Street Interests: Swimming, church ac- tivities, tennis, horseback riding, music. Future: Commercial work. ELIZABETH MARY MANNIX Bette 28 Charles Street Interests: Dancing, collecting records, skating, bowling, knit- ting. Future: Nurse. WILLIAM MARINE Bill 868 Main Street Activities: Baseball: Basketball: Co-Captain Basketball Team 4. Interests: Sports, hockey, basket- ball, swimming, dancing, base- ball, Y. M. C. A, basketball coach. Future: Rhode Island State, or Navy DONALD FRANCIS MARTIN Cannonball 569 Crescent Street Interests: Flying, machine work. Future: Machinist. ROBERT H. MASSON Bob 42 Palmer Street Activities: Christmas Pageant 3: Yearbook Business Staft 4: Or- chestra 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Library Monitor 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Golf, stamp-collecting, tele- vision, books, business manage- ment. Future: Boston University, business management. ROSE ANNE MATTA Anne 314 North Warren Avenue Interests: Piano, driving, basket- ball, dancing, reading, movies, Junior Twentieth C. C. C. Future: Office work. WILLIAM I. MATTA Billy 69 Wyman Street Activities: Baseball. Interests: Basketball, baseball, engineer- ing. Future: Engineering at Northeastern. RUTH LORRAINE MATTINSON Ruthie ll Goddard Road Activities: Gift Committee 2: Nominating Committee 2: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4, IClass Team 4l: Tumbling 4. Interests: Roller skating, Rockne, bowling, reading. Future: Forsyth. KENTON MCCARTHY Ken 119 Winthrop Street Activities: Brocktonia 2, 3, 4: Circulation Manager: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Student Basketball Manager 4: Student Council 2, 3: Treasurer 3. Interests: Dancing, bowling, baseball, basketball. Future: Undecided. PATRICIA ANNE McCAVITT Pat 119 Newbury Street Activities: Basketball 2. Inter- ests: Dancing, music, horseback riding, basketball, baseball. Fu- ture: Medical secretary. 3. - I S 4 Q ROBERT F. MCCLUSKEY Bob 72 Denton Street Activities: Tumbling T e a m : Track. Interests: Dancing, music, sports. Future: Navy and draft- ing school. EDWARD I. MCDONALD Pounder 1514 Main Street Activities: Tumbling. Interests: Baseball, bowling, football, bas- ketball, swimming, mechanics. Future: Army Air Corps. PATRICIA MCGILLIS Pat 339 Ash Street Activities: Basketball: Hockey: Swimming: Tumbling: Softball: Student Council 4. Interests: Swimming, bowling, dancing. Future: Nurse. PATRICIA ANN McGRAlL Pat ll Appleton Street Activities: Basketball 2, 4, tCap- tain 41: Nominating Committee 3. Interests: Basketball, baseball, dancing, music. Future: Unde- cided. MARYELLEN FRANCES McLAUGHLIN 126 North Leyden Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Swimming 3: Hockey 3. Interests: Skating, swimming, baseball, hockey, Iunior Twen- tieth C.C.C., St. Margaret's Iunior Sodality, music, bowling. Future: Nurse. IOHN MCLEAN P -Z.: Q Jack 28 Watson Street Interests: Basketball, swimming, traveling. Future: Navy, then college. IAMES IOSEPH McMAI-ION, IR. Joe 55 Gratton Street Activities: Band. Interests: Music, Mathematics. Future: Northeast- ern. MARY THERESE McMAI-ION 21 Myrtle Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Soft- ball 2: Hockey 2. Interests: Horseback riding, skiing, basket- ball, skating, dancing, bowling. Future: Secretary. BERNARD L. MCPHILLIPS Bernie 937 Centre Street Interests: Hockey, baseball, soft- ball, tennis. Future: Railroad. SYLVIA ANNE MCRAE 132 North Pearl Street Activities: Band 2, 3: Orchestra 3: Christmas Pageant 4: Brock- tonia Collector 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2. Interests: Music, skating, swimming, radio programs over WBET, Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., church choir, horseback riding, bowling, dancing. Future: Secre- tary. JOSEPH MCSWEENEY Ice 24 Farrington Street Interests: Racing, billiards, box- ing. Future: Theatre business. THOMAS IOHN MELLEN Tommy 55 East Main Street Interests: Baseball, skating, en- gines. Future: Armed torces. he Q ' - 1 - r vb. 1 IR 1 -. L ,F !- ' MARILYN MARCIA MENNIS Mukky 86 Summer Street Activities: Part Time: Swimming 2: Hockey 2: Library Monitor 2. Interests: Swimming, Y. M. H. A., knitting. Future: Burdett. IEANNE EVANGELINE MERRY leannie 143 Hillberq Avenue Activities: Basketball: A Capella Choir: Glee Club: Tumbling. In- terests: Swimming, basketball, dancing, baseball, bowling, skat- ing. Future: Faulkner. THEODORE L. MIHOS Ted 88 Turner Street Activities: Baseball 2, 4. Inter- ests: Baseball, basketball, toot- ball, Sons of Pericles, Y. M. I-I. A. Future: Undecided. LETHA EVANGELINE MILES Lee 22 Avon Street Activities: Tumbling. Interests: Skating, knitting, dancing, swim- ming. Future: Beautician. ABBOTT RICHARD MILLER Abey 79 Wyman Street Activities: Dramatic Club 2: In- ternational Relations Club 2, 3, 4, tTreasurer 2, 31: Chess Club 25 Artibus Studebo Club 27 Brock- tonia Staff 2, 3, 4: Feature Editor 4: Yearbook Staff 47 Stu- dent Council 2, 3: Senior Class Play. Interests: Chemistry, scout- ing, basketball, baseball, fish- ing, Y. M. H. A. Future: Harvard and M. I. T. CHESTER I. NHLLETT, IR. Chet 15 Bates Road Activities: Football: Hockey: Or- chestra: Baseball. Interests: Holy Name Society of St. Coleman's, trumpet. Future: College. ANTONIETTA CONSTANCE MINERVA Netta 27 Williams Street Activities: Motto Committee: Bas- ketball 2: Hockey 3. Interests: Music, sports, reading, Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., Anita Gari- baldi lunior Lodge. Future: Bridgewater State. VIOLA M. MINERVA Minnie 23 Stillman Avenue Activities: Brocktonia Collec- tor 2: Play Usher 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, fClass Team 3, 41: Soft- ball 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4: Tumbling 4: Swimming 3, 4. Interests: Bas- ketball, dancing, swimming. Fu- ture: Secretary. ANTHONY MONEIKIS Tony 144 Ames Street Activities: Iunior Usher: Foot- ball. Interests: Basketball, swim- ming, sailing. Future: Massachu- setts Institute of Technology or Northeastern. MARY MONGEAU 380 West Elm Street Activities: Cheer Leader 3, 47 Basketball 2, 3, 4: HockeY 3: 47 Swimming 3: Tumbling 4: Con- stitution Club 2. Interests: Ballet and tap dancing, bowling, roller skating, swimming. Future: lun- ior college. ROBERT FRANCIS MONGEAU Bob 380 West Elm Street Activities: Intramural Basket- ball: Nominating Committee 4. Interests: Y. M. C. A. Future: Pre- paratory school. IOHN THOMAS MORAN. IR. Iack 388 Spring Street Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 4: Basketball 2: Ring Committee. Interests: Swimming, sports, bowling, horseback rid- ing, boating. Future: Holy Cross. R - ...C ..-2. F Ti CYNTHIA LOUISE MOSTROM Cissy 56 Hillcrest Avenue Activities: Basketball: Tumbling. Interests: Ice and roller skating, basketball, knitting, reading, Rockne. Future: Nurse. MARGARET MARY MOYNIHAN Margy 781 Main Street Activities: Glee Club 2: A Cap- ella Choir: Snaps and Into Com- mittee: Tumbling 4. Interests: Dancing, basketball, reading, Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., St. Margaret's Junior Sodality. Fu- ture: Librarian or nurse. BERNARD GEORGE MULLINS 13 North Byron Avenue Activities: Brocktonia. Inter- ests: Baseball, basketball, read- ing. Future: Dartmouth. NOREEN MULLENS 200 North Manchester Street Activities: International Rela- tions Club 2: Glee Club 2: Music Listeners' Club 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. Interests: Iunior achievement, Interests: Iunior Achievement, Brockton Festival Chorus, bowl- ing, member ot Iunior Bowling Congress, classical music, read- ing. Future: WAAC's. JOHN ALBERT MUNRO, IR. 65 Plymouth Street Activities: Tumbling. Interests: Baking, tumbling, softball, swim- ming, volley ball, football. Fu- ture: Undecided. NORMAN MUNROE Spuds 119 Newbury Street Activities: Yearbook Affairs Com- mittee 4: Orchestra. Interests: Sports, music. Future: Aviation and travel. ROSAMOND MURDOCK 374 West Elm Street Activities: Sports Council 2, 3: Basketball: Class Team 2, 3, 4: Softball: Swimming: A Capella Choir 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: lunior Usher: Class Play: Yearbook 4. Interests: Rockne, sailing, trav- eling, church choir, fishing. Fu- ture: Pre-medical at Albion. CLAIRE IRENE MURPHY Irish 32 East Ashland Street Activities: Part Time: Student Health Council: Basketball 2, 3. Interests: Flying, golf, swim- ming, dancing, boating, skating. Future: Secretary. MARYROSE MURPHY Murph 94 Kingman Street Activities: Part Time. Interests: Dancing, bowling, skating, swim- ming. Future: Secretary. GERTRUDE MARILYN MURRAY Mal 384 West Street Activities: Part Time. Interests: Bowling, dancing, swimming. Future: Secretary. CLAUDETTE ROSE MARIE NADEAU Claude 15 Davids Street Activities: Part Time: Library Monitor: Dues Collector 2, 3. Interests: Dancing, Iunior Twen- tieth C. C. C., skating, painting, Children of Mary Sodality. Future: Business school. SHIRLEY NASH ll West Chestnut Street Interests: Swimming, bowling, dancing. Future: Undecided. -Anal 1 t f f , ff lf K 1 ,. 7 , :li Q . 'r 'lv EUGENE MARTIN NAWROCKI Rock 25 Marion Street Activities: Class Presrient Q, 3 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Badminton, huntgng, ping-pong. tzshing, sports, Future: FIROTC at Brown University. ALPHILD E. NELSON Al 874 Warren Avenue Interests: Bowling, skating, danc- ing, muszc, Hi-League, rncvzes, sn-rirnrning. Future: Secretary. BARBARA L. NELSON Barb 24 Second Street Activities: Executive Commzttee 2, 3, 4: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Library Monztorf Tumbling: Swzrnming: A Capella Choir: Glee Club: lunior Usher. Interests: Swimmxng, basketball, skiing, dancing, bowling, knzt- ting. Future: Forsyth. IOAN E. NELSON Io 4 Fern Avenue Activites: Executive Committee: Class Play: Chnstrnas Pageant 2: Iunior Usher 3: Basketball 2: 3, 4: Class Team 2, 3: Hockey 3: Softball 4: Swimming 2: Tumbl- ing 4. Interests: Rockne, skiing, golf, basketball. Future: Pem- broke. MARIORIE L. NELSON Midge 61 Howard Street Activitzes: Nominating Contritzt- tee 2, 3: Glee Club 2: A Capella Choir 4: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Hockey 3: Softball 3: Tumbling 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Play Usher. Future: Massachusetts University. IOHN R. NESS Bud 152 Menlo Street Interests: Basketball, roller skat- ing, skiing, mechanic work. Fu- ture: Undecided. HELEN NEWELL Snooky 32 Emerson Avenue Activities: Part Time: Basket- ball. Interests: Swimming, danc- ing, singing, basketball, skating. Future: Secretary. ABRAHAM NEWMAN Honest Abe 58 Ellsworth Street Interests: Scouts, photography, chemistry. Future: Massachu- setts University. BARBARA ANN NICKERSON Barbie 1208 Belmont Street Activities: Part Time. Interests: Bowling, skating, swimming. Future: Secretary. BERNICE NICKERSON Nickie 505 Copeland Street Activities: Hockey 3, 4: Basket- ball 3, 4: Class Ring Committee: Class Play: Student Health Coun- cil 2: Stagecraft 2, 3, 4: Part Time: A Capella Choir. Interests: Rainbow Girls, Star Dust Inn, Senior Girl Scouts, Senior Young People's, sewing, singing, cook- ing, swimming. Future: Winslow Stenotype School. ANN MARIE NILSSON 530 Main Street Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Sports Council 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4: Class Team 4: Soft- ball 2, 3: Swimming 3. Interests: Swimming, skating, basketball, reading, Rainbow Girls. Future: Medical secretary. LOIS NORA NORDHOLM Lo 18 Fenway Circle Interests: Horseback riding, Vice skating, swimming, bowling. Future: Nurse. DAVID E. NORRIS Skippy 150 Boylston Street Interests: Bowling, photography, sports, automotive mechanics, traveling. Future: Undecided. GERALD HOWARD NOSTRAND Ierry 223 Belmont Street Interests: Baseball, photography. Future: Army. WARREN OBERG Bugsy 112 Auburn Street Interests: Baseball, sports. Fu- ture: Undecided. RICHARD O'BRIEN Dick 178 Summer Street Activities: Male Chorus 2, 3: A Capella Choir: I-li-Y Club: Star Dust Inn: Representative for Good Government Day. Interests: Horseback riding, dancing, bowl- ing, ice skating, roller skating. Future: Business college. HAROLD I. O'CONNELL Harry 46 Sylvester Street Activities: Orchestra l, 2. Inter- ests: Swimming, boating, base- ball. Future: College. MARGARET PHYLLIS O'CONNELL Margie I5 Pleasantview Avenue Activities: Class Secretary 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher: Part Time: Bas- ketball 2, 3. Interests: Dancing, basketball, swimming, skating. Future: Secretary. PATRICIA O'CONNOR Irish 109 Green Street Interest: Swimming, horseback riding, reading. Future: Unde- cided. PHYLLIS CECELIA O'CONNOR Buttons 10 Baxendale Avenue Activities: Part Time: Basketball 2. Interests: Dancing, swimming, golf, skating. Future: Secretary. IEANNE ANNE 0'DONNEI.I. lean 374 Pleasant Street Activities: French Club 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Tumbling. Interests: Dancing, swimming, sports: lun- ior Twentieth C. C.C. Future: Emerson. - TERRENCE PATRICK O'DONNELL Terry 21 Maxim Street Activities: Track. Interests: Bowl- ing, swimming, horseback rid- ing. Future: Army. THOMAS BRYAN O'I-IEIR 'l'om 62 Ellis Street Interests: Football, baseball, bas- ketball. Future: Undecided. ROBERT OLSON Bob 57 Verne Street Interests: Baseball, basketball, golf, mechanics. Future: Mechan- ics. 'Q HELEN MARIE OLSSON Chic 115 South Leyden Street Activities: Stagecratt 2, 3, 4. Interests: Horses, painting, read- ing and writing poems, baseball. Future: Chandlers. BETTY ANN OMAN Chick 17 Baxendale Avenue Activities: Part Time: Nominat- ing Committee 3: Dues Collector 2: Basketball 2, 3. Interests: Swimming, dancing, golf, skat- ing. Future: Secretary. NANCY BREWSTER O'NEII.I. 59 Greenfield Street Activities: Brocktonia 2, 3, 4: Class Play: Drama Day 2, 3: Christmas Pageant 2, 3: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 4: Swimming 2: lunior Usher. Interests: Ice skating, swimming, dancing, golf, skiing, Rockne, Iunior Twentieth C. C. C. Future: Pembroke. ROGER KENNETH ORCUTT Okie 97 Newbury Street Activities: Band: Track: Motto Committee. Interests: Football, baseball, hockey, track, basket- ball, pool, ping-pong, boxing. Future: Undecided. ROBERT F. 0'REII.LY Bob 126 Market Street Interests: Swimming, baseball, billiards, boxing, Future: Unde- cided. IOSEPHINE ORGAN Io 131 Green Street Interests: Dancing, lunior Twen- tieth C. C. C., bowling, roller skating, Y. W. C. A. Future: Sec- retary. LORING V. PACKARD Packy 80 Sunset Avenue Interests: Skating, skiing, tobog- ganing, swimming, stock car racing. Future: Undecided. THERESA MARGARET PAONE Terry 255 Boylston Street Activities: Ring Committee. In- terests: Bowling, dancing, swim- ming, baseball, knitting. Future: Business school. IOHN PAPINEAU 63 French Avenue Activities: Male Chorus. Inter- ests: Baseball, basketball, golf, hockey, hunting. Future: Navy. BARBARA IEAN PARKER 23 Turner Street Activities: Basketball 2, 4: Stu- dent Council 2, 4. Interests: Bas- ketball, bowling, dancing, base- ball. Future: Undecided. IOHN B. PARKER lack 11 Mystic Street Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4. Interests: Traveling, foot- ball, baseball, track, camping, swimming, skating, bowling. Fu- ture: Preparatory school, then Brown or Holy Cross. ' ANNE PASAKARNIS Anne 137 Arthur Street Activities: Constitution Commit- tee 2. Interests: Dancing, travel- ing, skating, swimming, basket- ball. Future: Burdett. Q '32,- be W U . a,- iw.- .L 15'-F - 3 ,z . -L ff' I 'J .ff Zffffi . if If f Lu I I' ' .., 5 I? 'OO . .ii . ..,.- .--..-. 102 6. Y-rs LARRIS PASTORE Chay 122 Quincy Avenue Interests: Baseball, bowling, foot- ball, Future: Undecided. IOSEPH PAULEY lee Sl Carroll Avenue Interests: Sports, music. Future: College. ROSEMARIE PELOQUIN Marie 16 Nye Avenue Activities: Hockey 2: Class Team: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Horseback riding, knitting, danc- ing, basketball, music, Children or Mary. Future: Business school. CAROLYN PELOSI Pelos 242 Belmont Avenue Activities: Part Time: Basketball 2, 3: Snaps and Into Commit- tee: Dues Collector 2: Class Play Usher. Interests: Dancing, bowl- ing, basketball, swimming, Iun- ior Twentieth C. C. C. Future: Dancing teacher. PETER PERDIKIS Pete 17 Turner Street Activities: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4. Interests: Football, baseball, bas- ketball, bowling, swimming. Future: Undecided. ALMA MABEI. PERKINS Al 12 Terminal Place Activities: Glee Club: Basket- ball. Interests: Swimming, base- ball, basketball, football. Future: Secretary. MANUEL ROY PERRY Perry 267 Pleasant Street Interests: Photography, swim- ming, dancing, roller skating. Future: Photography school. RICHARD A. PERRY Dick 884 Crescent Street Interests: Hunting, fishing, base- ball. Future: Massachusetts Uni- versity. ROBERT IRVING PETERSON Pete 116 Burkeside Avenue Activities: Football 2: 'Ilrack 3. Interests: Football, swimming, driving, baseball, Y. M. C. A., DeMolay. Future: Armed forces. IANE ANN PETRIE Pete 114 Dover Street Activities: Glee Club 2: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Softball 3, 4: Tumbl- ing 4: Hockey 3, 4: Sports Coun- cil 3, 4. Interests: Skating, bowl- ing, softball, traveling, hiking, Rockne, Rainbow Girls. Future: Nurse. PATRICIA PRADA PEYSER Pat I04 Belmont Avenue Interests: Swimming, basketball, bowling, dancing, roller skating, music, skiing, Y. M. H. A. Future: Burdett. DIANE DUNBAR PI-IIPPS 124 Market Street Activities: International Rela- tions Club: Basketball 3. Inter- ests: Art, politics, reading, ten- ' nis. Future: Undecided. Q 'D' Q, . ,- 'Q 'nann- 5 , 4 I . . 4 -vs I Q A 4:5-l 4 ur Ox JOSEPH IAMES PICORARO Joe 57 Nilsson Street Activities: Track. Interests: Fish- ing, sports, hunting, swimming. Future: Army or Air Forces. GENE PIERS 309 Menlo Street Activities: Student Health Coun- cil: Class Play: Good Govern- ment Day Senator: Tumbling. In- terests: Hunting, swimming, ski- ing, pool, physical culture: Fu- ture: Marine Maritime Academy. RICHARD A. PEARSON Pete 65 Glenwood Street Activities: Football 2, 3. Inter- ests: Bowling, pool, golf, danc- ing, horseback riding. Future: Apprentice School, Fore River. BARBARA LEE PILKINGTON 123 Newbury Street Activities: Stagecraft: Basket- ball. Interests: Swimming, bowl- ing, dancing, basketball. Future: Nurse. PATSY THOMAS PISCI'I'EI.I.I Pat 39 Summer Street Activities: Football 2, 4: Track 3, 4: Iunior Usher. Interests: Sports, dancing, music, pocket billiards. Future: Marines. ELAINE PITTA 110 Otis Street Activities: Hockey 3: Basketball 2, 3: President Library Monitors 2: Nominating Committee 2: Dues Collector 3, 4: Brocktonia Collector 4. Interests: Music, reading, swimming, tennis, danc- ing. Future: Brockton Hospital. IANICE ELAINE PLOUFI-'E 213 Howard Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2: Class Team 2: Swim- ming 2, 3: Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4: Class Play Usher: Tumbling. Interests: Dancing, swimming, lunior Twentieth C. C. C., sports. Future: Studying and teaching dancing. ANNA ELIZABETH PLUSKIS 41 East Main Street Interests: Swimming, bowling, skating, football, baseball. Fu- ture: Wilfred Academy. NATALIE PAY PORTER Nat 45 Newbury Street Activities: Dues Collector 4: Part Time. Interests: Bowling, danc- ing, swimming. Future: Secre- tary. DORIS ELIZABETH POUDRIER Shorty 39 Sylvester Street Activities: Part Time. Interests: Bowling, swimming, dancing, Children ot Mary Sodality. Fu- ture: Secretary. GEORGE I. POWER 96 Harvard Street Activities: Chess Club 2: Christ- mas Pageant 2: Brocktonia 2, 3, 4: Advertising Manager 4. Future: Undecided. t TERESA POWERS 32 Silver Road Interests: Swimming, dancing, Rockne. Future: Brockton Hospi- tal. EMMA PRINCIPE M 13 Hamilton Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3: Softball 2, 3: Tumbl- ing 4: Class Play Usher: Snaps and Info Committee: Brock- tonia Collector 2, 3. Interests: Dancing, reading, bowling, ice skating, swimming, movies, ten- nis, Y. W. C. A. Future: Unde- cided. CARROLL FRANK PROMADES 850 Warren Avenue Activities: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4, lPresident 3, 4l: A Capella Choir 2, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Galloneers 4. Interests: Music, sports, aviation. Future: Undecided. THERESA A. PROVOST Terry 32 Lawn Street Interests: Bowling, swimming, dancing, movies. Future: Secre- tary. WALTER ELDON PROVOST Pro 228 Pleasant Street Activities: Football 3, 4: Base- ball 3, 4, fManager 3, 41. Inter- ests: Football, basketball, base- ball, softball, bowling, fishing, camping. Future: Undecided. ROBERT QUAGLIOZZI Quag 22 Fern Street Activities: Football 3, 4: Base- ball 3: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus: A Capella Choir. Inter- ests: Sports, swimming, dancing, horseback riding, pool. Future: College. HERBERT QUARTERLEY Red 47 Sterling Road Activities: Hockey. Interests: Skating, swimming, dancing, mechanics. Future: Boston Uni- versity. FREDERICK W. QUINN Quinnie 320 Belmont Street Activities: Student Council: Hi-Y Club: Brocktonia: Star Dust Inn: Boys' State. Interests: Danc- ing, sports, bowling. Future: Bentleys. IOEL RANKIN Ice I9 West Park Street Activities: Brocktonia 2, 3, 4 !Business Manager 41: Yearbook. Interests: Radio, piano, golf, football, baseball, basketball, Y. M. H.A., Club '49. Future: Yale. LAWRENCE RAYMOND Buster 195 Centre Street Activities: Iunior Usher: Nomin- ating Committee 3: Baseball: Basketball. Interests: Pool, swim- ming. Future: Boston College. n1.1iABr:'n-r FLORENCE nrzzinnon Betty 56 Snell Avenue Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Part Time. Interests: St. Margaret's Iunior Sodality, Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., swimming, skating, dancing. Future: Secretary. MARGARET LORRAINE REARDON Lorry 500 Main Street 'CIlVlllGSZ Glee Club. Interests: Bowling, movies, dancing. Fu- ture: Undecided. CLAIRE LORRAINE REID Lofty 196 North Main Street T-1 erests: Swimming, movies, art. Future: Undecided. 4- , ei, In s v ' xy .tv , , 45'- Q -V5 X ALBERT VINCENT REIZIAN Vinny 28 Walnut Street Activities: Track 2: Basketball 2. lnierests: Swimming, pool, bil- liards, A.Y.F., baseball, foot- ball, basketball, dancing, ice skating, hockey, skiing. Future: Boston University. IRVING FRANCIS REYNOLDS Irv 90 Grove Street Interests: Baseball, pool, bowl- ing, sketching, painting. Future: Navy. GRACE I. RICHMOND Gracie 23 East Chestnut Street Activities: A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4: Sports Council: Basketball: Class Team: Hockey: Class Team: Softball: Glee Club. In- terests: Sargents or Bridgewater State. ERNEST RIFKIN Ernie 143 Manomet Street Interests: Football, basketball, swimming, camping, fishing. Future: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. IO!-IN DENNIS RIORDAN lack 596 North Montello Street Activities: Football: Baseball: Basketball. Interests: Sports. Fu- ture: College. G. ALLAN RIPLEY Rip 864 Centre Street Activities: Male Chorus: Inter- ests: Football, baseball, horse- back riding, swimming, singing, basketball, horse shoes. Future: Dean Academy. ANTOINETTE RUTKAUSKAS Toni 54 Trout Street Interests: Bowling, swimming, movies. Future: Undecided. WILLIAM R. ROBINSON Bill 208 Winthrop Street Activities: Band: I-Ii-Y Club: Tumbling. Interests: Music, gym- nastics, sports. Future: Went- worth. AUDREY ROZEN Aud 143 Ames Street Activities: Basketball. Interests: Dancing, baseball, football. Fu- ture: Secretary. BETTY ANN RYAN 61 North Ash Street Activities: Student Council 2, 3: Class Play Usher: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 3. Interests: Iuriior Twentieth C. C. C., music, danc- ing, basketball. Future: Sim- mons. VERA LOUISE RYBERG 27 Nickerson Street Activities: Iunior Usher: Brock- tonia Collector: Snaps and Info Committee: Yearbook: Hockey 3. Interests: Sports, popular music, swimming, dancing. F u t u r e : X-ray technician. ' HENRY H. RYDER, IR. Harry 44 Belmont Avenue Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 2: Male Chorus: A Capella Choir: Galloneers, tlillanagerl: Iunior Usher. Interests: Trom- bone, music, sports, religious work, Bible Club. Future: Whea- ton. tug? 'Q fi. .t 'U P:- U' 3 ff.- je PATRICIA IANE ST. PIERRE Pat 78 North Main Street Activities: Stage Craft: Basket- ball: Swimming.: Hockey: Tumbl- ing: Softball: Golf: Iunior Usher. Interests: Swimming, tennis, sail- ing, roller skatinq. Iunior Twen- tieth C. C. C. Future: Massachu- setts General. GEORGE SALINE Yeager 34 Iackson Street Interests: Deep-sea fishing, arch- ery, baseball, singing. Future: California. ANITA IEAN SAMPLE 547 Pleasant Street Activities: Sports Council 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4:, Swimming 2, 4: Dues Collector 2, 3: Iunior Usher. Interests: Sports, Rockne, church, music, art. Future: Physical Edu- cation Instructor. ROBERT B. SAMPSON Sam 75 Wilson Street Interests: Hunting and sports. Future: Air Corps or Bentley. IRENE SANDERS Rene 900 Crescent Street Activities: A Capella Choir. In- terests: Skating, horseback rid- ing, tennis. Future: Undecided. EDWARD SARGELIS Eddie 34 Wilmington Street Interests: Swimming, golf, toot- ball, tennis, hockey, camping, hunting, fishing. Future: United States Marines. VICTOR R. SAVIGNANO Dick 20 Everett Street Interests: Baseball, basketball, bowling, sports. Future: Boston University. DAVIS H. SCUDDER Dave 182 Copeland Street Activities: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4: Galloneers 4: A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4, tPresident 4l: Hockey 2, 3. Interests: Piano, swimming, hockey, basketball. Future: Busi- ness. MADELINE SEGEL Maddie 31 Ellsworth Avenue Interests: Bowling, sports, danc- ing, skating. Future: Burdett. FLORA MAE SENECAL Flo 29 Nickerson Street Activities: Dramatic Club 3: Bas- ketball 3: Tumbling 4: Snaps and Info Committee. Interests: Art, photography. Future: New York Institute of Photography. DOLORES SENEY Dolly 28 Huntress Avenue Activities: Cheer Leader 3, 4:: Tumbling 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3: Softball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Traveling, golf, tennis, sailing, Y. W. C. A., lunior Twen- tieth C. C. C. Future: X-ray tech- nician. ROBERTA MARIE SI-IAKIS Bobbie 14 Winter Street Activities: Yearbook: President of International Relations Club: Class Play Property Committee: Tumbling: Iunior Usher: Hockey 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Softball 3, 4: Swimming 3. Interests: Swimming, basketball, sewing, cooking, reading, biology, music, Rockne, North Baptist Christian Endeavor Society, Bible Club. Future: Undecided. K I l s. it N x.. K-' DAVID R. SHAVE 427 Pearl Street Interests: Hunting, roller skating, swimming. Future: Undecided. EDWARD F. S1-IEEHAN Eddy 11 Tremont Street Interests: Sports. Future: Armed Forces. RICHARD H. LEON SI-IEPPARD Dick 9 Crowell Street Interests: Baseball, football, box- ing, hockey. Future: Undecided. THELMA SHER 'l'he1 370 Spring Street Activities: Tumbling. Interests: Y. M. H. A., swimming. Future: Boston Dispensary. MARIE THERESE SHERMAN 1340 Warren Avenue Activities: Student Health Coun- cil 2: Class Gift Committee 2: Student Council 3: Motto Com- mittee: Christmas Pageant 2: A Capella Choir: Basketball 2: Swimming 3: Tumbling 4. Inter- ests: Swimming, reading, lunior Twentieth C. C. C., Y. W. C. A. Future: Bi-lingual secretary. ARTHUR WILLIAM SHORES Art 66 Haverhill Street Interests: Sports, dancing, bowl- ing, football, swimming. Future: Undecided. LOUIS SILVERI Louie 140 Walnut Street Interests: Sports, baseball, toot- ball. Future: College. ROBERT SILVERSTEIN Sonny 173 Boylston Street Activities: Swimming: Basket- ball. Interests: Baseball, basket- ball, sottball, boating, tennis, Y. M. H. A., Club '49. Future: College. ANN ALTHEA SIMMONS 'I'eedy 30 River Street Interests: Sewing, records, danc- ing, bowling, ice skating. Fu- ture: Harlem Hospital. RICHARD LEO SIMMONS Dog 1154 Montello Street Activities: Basketball, 3, 4: Music Appreciation. Interests: Accordion, pool, swimming, bas- ketball, music. Future: Navy, then Boston Conservatory of Music. ROBERT ELDON SIMMONS 51 Huntington Street Interests: Mechanics. Future: Gas station. ROBERT SINCLAIR Bob 5 Farrington Street Activities: A Capella Choir: Gal- loneers: Male Chorus. Interests: Music, wrestling. Future: Unde- cided. J .vi 'w 1 vm 1 K G il-A IANET LAVERNE SKINNER Ian 181 Toney Street Activities: Christmas Pageant 2: Iuriior Usher: Yearbook: Hockey 3: Basketball 2. Interests: Draw- ing, painting, music, swimming, skating. Future: Massachusetts School of Art. RICHARD SMART Dick 377 Forest Avenue Interests: Mechanics, swimming, chess, music, football, baseball, skating, medicine, ancient his- tory. Future: Undecided. HELEN MARION SMITH Smitty 28 Huntington Street Interests: Bowling, basketball, swimming. Future: Nurse. DOROTHY ANNE SNELL Dot 412 Pleasant Street Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Bas- ketball 2p lunior Usher: Dues Collector 4: Hockey 3. Interests: Dancing, swimming, music, skat- ing, Rainbow Girls. Future: Chandler. ROBERT EDWARD SNOW Bob 18 Nye Square Activities: Brocktonia Collec- tor. Interests: DeMolay, dancing, bowling, music, swimming. Fu- ture: Undecided. FRANCES SORGMAN The Voice 194 Crescent Street Activities: Student Council 2. In- terests: Bowling, dancing, swim- ming, skating, Y. M. H. A., Club '49, music, basketball. Future: Secretary. RUTHE SORGMAN Bookie 265 Grove Street Activities: Class Play: Dues Col- lector 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Snaps cmd Info Committee: Hockey 3. Interests: Basketball, softball, hockey, swimming, skiing, ten- nis, golf, dancing, Y. M. H. A. Future: Mary Burnham School. CHARLES STARR Charlie 66 West Avenue Activities: Football: Baseball. In- terests: Sports, music. Future: College. LAWRENCE H. STEELE, IR. Laurie 29 Menlo Street Interests: Hunting, fishing. Fu- ture: Undecided. LORRAINE STIGBERT 166 Laureston Street Activities: Glee Club 2: Library Monitor 2: A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4: Nominating Committee: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4: Yearbook. Interests: Music, Hi- League, sports, church work, Bible Club. Future: Wheaton. BARBARA M. STILB 27 Hillberg Avenue Activities: Brocktonia: Year- book: Brocktonia Collector: Student Council: Basketball: Hockey: Swimming. Interests: Swimming, golf, tennis, horse- back riding, reading, music, art, basketball, bowling, skating. Fu- ture: Chandler. V MARY THERESA STODDARD 39 Pine Avenue Interests: Ice skating, swimming. Future: Business school. EDGAR LEROY STOLFER, IR. 145 Lawrence Street Interests: Skiing, bowling, swim- ming. Future: Chauncey Hall. RICHARD STOUGHTON. IR. Big Dick 55 Belcher Avenue Activities: Football: Track: Hi-Y: Dramatic Club. Interests: Sports, dancing, mathematics. Future: Bentley. CHARLES EDWARD STRANGER Charlie 174 Warren Avenue llciivitiesz Dues Collector 2, 3, 4: Health Council: Nominating Com- mittee. Interests: Football, base- ball, basketball, bowling, swim- ming, fishing. Future: Unde- cided. DONALD F. SULLIVAN Sully 24 Packard Street Interests: Animals, Holy Name Society, Naval Reserve, fishing, hunting, sports. Future: Navy, then veterinarian. MARY SULLIVAN Sullie 870 Montello Street Activities: Motto Committee. In- terests: Hiking, music, reading. Future: Quincy City Hospital. ELENA IOAN SVAGZDYS Schvag 94 I-'rankton Avenue Activities: Class Play: Yearbook: Brocktonia: A Capella Choir: Glee Club: Library Monitor: Bas- ketball: Hockey: Tumbling. In- terests: Art, philosophy, music, sports, writing, reading. Future: Emmanuel or Massachusetts School of Art. LOIS DAHLIN SWANSON 54 Field Street Activities: Glee Club: Class Play: Health Council 2: lunior Usher: Ring Committee: Hockey: Basketball. Interests: Reading, knitting, music, bicycling, trav- eling. Future: Chandler. RICHARD SWIFT Swi!ty 39 Highland Terrace Interests: Sports. Future: Busi- ness school. EDWARD TARKINSON 'I'ark 329 Grafton Street Activities: Track. I n t e r e sts : Athletics. Future: College. IEAN TAYLOR 9 Palm Place Activities: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockei' 21 Tumbling. Interests: Sports, danc- ing, music, Flockne. Future: Un- decided. MARIE ARLENE THIBEAULT 32 Farrington Street Activities: Glee Club: A Capella Choir: Softball: Hockey: Basket- ball: Tumbling. Interests: Danc- ing, Silver Beach, sports. Future: Undecided. , ALICE ELIZABETH THOMAS Ally 43 Emmet Street Activities: Basketball. Interests: Records, horseback riding, sew- ing, tennis, ice skating, hair dressing. Future: Beautician. fr BARBARA THOMAS Barb 41 Silver Road Activities: Class Play: A Capella Choir: Basketball: Softball. In- terests: Acting, music, sports, Brockton Ski Club, Star Dust Inn, Porter-Hi. Future: Actress. WAYNE EARL THOMAS 85 Toney Avenue Activities: Class Ring Commit- tee: Motto Committee: Football 2. Interests: Basketball, baseball, football, skiing, swimming, hunt- ing. Future: Wentworth or Bridgewater State. DONALD RAY THOMPSON Don 116 Torrey Avenue Interests: Baseball, basketball, pool, skating, fishing. Future: Undecided. ROBERT IEROME TIGHE Tie 103 North Leyden Street Interests: Sports, basketball, football, baseball. Future: Buyer. MIRIAM TINGLEY Babe 5 Anqerer Avenue Activities: Basketball. Interests: Dancing, bowling, swimming, skating. Future: Beautician. PETER TSOKANIS The Nose 28 Wellington Street Activities: Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Schoolboy Champ: Brockton Pops Orches- tra. Interests: Tennis, basket- ball, baseball, skiing, music. Future: College. BETTY ELOUISE TUCKI-IR Betty I.ou 25 Hereford Street Interests: Sports, music, reading. Future: Social worker or evan- gelist. IOHN TUPPI-IR Jackie 43 Snell Avenue Interests: Basketball, football, b a s e b a I I , hockey. Future: Plumber. BEATRICE MARIE UNIS Bea 85 East Ashland Street Activities: Part Time: A Capella Choir 3: Glee Club 3. Interests: Sports, music, dancing. Future: Secretary. PHILIP URBANO Renzie 269 North Warren Avenue Interests: Baseball, basketball, swimming, football. Future: Busi- ness school. CHARLES VAN RIPER 69 High Street Interests: Bowling, retailing. Fu- ture: Store work. IOI-IN EDMOND VARRIEUR Big Iohn 203 Prospect Street Interests: Swimming, dancing. Future: Undecided. WILLIAM VASII. Bill 9 Loucraft Avenue Interests: Sports, baseball, foot- ball, dancing. Future: Air Force. DONALD VAUGHAN Don 61 I-Iillberg Avenue Activities: Band 2, 3. Interests: Basketball, baseball, hockey, dancing. Future: Undecided. MARGUERITE VOCI Maggie 15 Crowell Street Activities: Dues Collector 4. In- terests: Football, swimming, ice skating, dancing, traveling. Fu- ture: Undecided. VIRGINIA WAITE Ginny 168 West Chestnut Street Activities: Part Time: Basketball. Interests: Dancing, basketball, bowling, skating. Future: Secre- tary, IOHN A. WALLAN 582 North Main Street Activities: Chess Club: Christ- mas Pageant: Brocktonia. In- terests: Chess, singing. Future: Medicine. ROSE BERNADETTE WALLEN 148 Ames Street Activities: Nominating Commit- tee: Softball: Iunior Usher. Inter- ests: Swimming, dancing, sports. reading, knitting, records, K. of L., Iunior Twentieth C. C. C. Fu- ture: Business school. RICHARD W. WALLIN Dick 124 Menlo Street Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4. Interests: Golf, swimming, bowling, pool, horseback riding. Future: Unde- cided. LORRAINE WALTAS 86 Alden Street Interests: Baseball, traveling, dancing, reading: Future: I.B.M. School. FRANK K. WARD 142 Forest Street Activities: Football. Interests: Sports, dancing, mathematics. Future: Stonehill. BARBARA EDITH WARSHAUER Baba 342 Crescent Street Activities: Basketball: Softball: I-lockeY2 lunior Usher: Nominat- ing Committee: Yearbook At- tairs: Class Play. Interests: Book- keeping, basketball, baseball, swimming. Future: Burdett. GERALD A. WEATHERBEE len-y 652 North Cary Street Interests: Cars, swimming, race horses, traveling, baseball. Fu- ture: Undecided. 176 3,0 ev- '- .35 it , its IOSEPH WELCH Ioe 22 Alandcxle Avenue Interests: Traveling, auto rac- ing, cars, movies, photography, sports. Future: Real estate. IANE WELLS Penny 29 Fuller Street Activities: Tumbling: Dramatic Club: Hockey. Interests: Swim- ming, Silver Beach, fishing. Fu- ture: Brockton Hospital. IUNE WENTZELL Iunsie I8 Marten Street Activities: Basketball: Hockey: Student Council. Interests: Bible Club, Christian Endeavor, music, sports, Rockne. Future: Dental assistant. NORMAN ANDREW W1-IALEN Net 29 Myrtle Street Interests: Photography. Future: Northeastern. WENDALI. M. WILBAR. IR. Wendy 203 Pearl Street Activities: Baseball: Hockey. Interests: Hockey, roller skating, football. Future: Undecided. X MICHAEL WILLIAMS Mike 177 Laureston Street Activities: Junior Usher: Basket- ball. Interests: Sports, reading. Future: Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. ROBERT ALLEN WILLIAMS Bob 33 Appleton Street Interests: Bookkeeping, retailing, baseball, bowling, swimming, local history. Future: Iewelry salesman or bookkeeper. ROSEMAHIE PATRICIA YVILLIAMS Ro 51 Blaine Street Activities: Part Time: Basketball. Interests: Iunior Sodality, sports, dancing, music, swimming, bas- ketball. Future: Secretary. LOUISE BETTY WINGREN Lou 122 Copeland Street Interests: Dancing, antique de- sign, bowling, painting, hair- dressing, dressmaking. Future: Wilfred Academy of Hairdress- ing. VIOLA ZARRELLA Vi 41 Forest Avenue Activities: Nominating Commit- tee: Basketball. Interests: Music, singing, dancing, sports, Iunior Twentieth C. C. C.. Y. W. C. A. Future: New England Conserva- tory of Music. NATALIE LEONA ZELEVICH Nat 227 Sawtell Avenue Activities: Part Time. Interests: Roller skating, music, art, swim- ming, bowling, tennis, dancing. Future: Business school. ' IO!-IN ZOTOS Iohnny I9 West Park Street Activities: Boys' State. Interests: Model airplanes, insignia collect- ing, photography. Future: Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology. 2 X fit. xi? .xl RICHARD ZUPKA Dick 12 Old Colony Square Activities: Dues Collector 2, 3. Interests: Music, traveling, fish- ing. Future: Undecided. CLOTILDE W. DORMAN Cloe 387 Belmont Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey: Softball: Swim- ming. Interests: Swimming, sail- ing, horseback riding. Future: Virginia Iunior College. FREDERIC WILLIAM HOWARD 395 Belmont Street Activities: International Rela- tions Club: Teen Agers' Variety Show. Interests: Youth Fellow- ship, Providence District M. Y. F., radio. Future: Minister. ANDREW STEWART ORB, IR. Bud 551 West Elm Street Activities: Hi-Y Club: Student Council 2: Christmas Pageant 2. Interests: De Molay, Porter-Hi. Future: Dartmouth. RICHARD L. OVERLOCK Ovey 664 Warren Avenue Interests: Bowling, fishing, trav- eling, ping-pong, skating, swim- ming. Future: Baker. IOI-IN I. UMANO Iohnnie 46 Wheeler Avenue Interests: Music, baseball, swim- ming, hunting. Future: Theatrical business. ROSE CERRATO 37 Irving Street Interests: Popular music, bowl- ing, dancing, iootball. Future: Undecided. ALLAN DONDERO Buddy 513 Crescent Street Interests: Football, baseball, bowling. Future: Undecided. LAWRENCE IOSEPH ELSMORE Larry 48 Rockland Street Activities: Cross Country Track Team 2: Indoor Track Team 2, 3. Interests: Basketball, swimming, hunting. Future: Marines. BARBARA ANNE POPE Popesie 21 Burkeside Avenue Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: A Capella Choir: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3: Hockey 4: Tumbling 4. Interests: Piano, Treasurer of Iunior Twentieth C. C. C., swimming. Future: Trin- ity or Bridgewater State. IAMES L. ALFRED Le Rod 84 Bouve Avenue Interests: Midget car racing, stock car racing. Future: Unde- cided, RAYMOND CUMMINGS Ray 67 Howland Street Activities: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4: Galloneers 4: Basic Musician- ship. Interests: Singing. Future: Music. ARMAND ROBERT GENNACO Bob 107 Wyman Street Future: Undecided. ARLEN MOONEY 95 Newbury Street Interests: Sports. Future: Unde- cided. DANIEL STURTEVANT HOWARD COBB Danny - 58 Perkins Street Interests: Boxing. Future: United States Navy. 76' .6- NQf s..f' NORMAN IOSEPH MAGNANTI Norm 638 Crescent Street Activities: Football: Track. Inter- ests: Football, building, base- ball. Future: Contractor. WILLIAM R. MALES Bill I8 Birch Road Future: Engineering. DAVID F. MANSPIELD Dave 52 Clarence Street Interests: Music, sports, mechan- ics. Future: Cabinet maker. IOHN FRANCIS McCULl.OUGH Mac 35 Arch Street Interests: Swimming, basketball, C. Y. O., Y. M. C. A., photog- raphy, bowling. Future: Unde- cided. ARTHUR WILLIAMS 144 Aubum Street Interests: Baseball, football. Fu- ture: Undecided. ll4 GEORGE LEVINE 266 Crescent Street Activities: Band. Interests: Band, Y. M. I-I. A., baseball. Future: N. E. Conservatory of Music. CLAIR LORAIN MAGEE Maggie 25 I-'em Street Activities: Library Monitor l, 2, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2: Yearbook Committee. Interests: Sports, Rockne, television. Fu- ture: Massachusetts State. DAVID GEORGE IENNINGS Dev 17 Howard Street Interests: Swimming, hiking, boating. Future: Boston Univer- sity. BARBARA ANN SIMMONS Babs H54 Montello Street Activities: Basketball. Interests: Swimming, bowling, horseback riding, dancing, records. Future: Wilfred. IOSEPH PETROS Ice 17 Baxendale Avenue Interests: Music, accordion. Fu- ture: Player in a band. DAVID R. PULSIEEB Pudgie 56 Calmar Street Interests: Baseball, basketball, hockey, softball. Future: School of Accounting. FRANCES SCHWARTZ 60 Wyman Street Activities: Basketball 2, 3. Inter- ests: Rockne, Young Iudea. Fu- ture: Business. DONALD EDWARD SWEENEY 722 Main Street Interests: Football, baseball. Fu- ture: Bentley. EUGENE O. HOOD Brayos 73 Foster Street Activities: Christmas Pageant: Tumbling Team: Interests: Art, hunting, sports, playing musical instruments. Future: Professional boxing. 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IILUTHINE CURPDRATIUN 984 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON ON ROUTE 58, NORTH ABINGTON Telephone Brockton 1074 Telephone Rockland 150 CITY PARKING AREA, QUINCY Telephone MAvflower 9-3111 Congratulations and Best Wishes tor a Successful Future to the Class ot 1949, Brockton High School PEUPlE'S SAVINGS BANKO BRUEKTUN l o o ai.- President, CLARENCE C. REED Treasurer, FRANKLIN H. WHITNEY Vice-President, GEORGE I. CROWELL Assistant Treasurer, FREDERICK E. HENRY Vice-President, FRANK S. FARNUM Assistant Treasurer, GRAHAM W. HINCKLEY Assistant Treasurer, DEANE R. MacKENZIE Business Training . . . Semefmial BMMM414 ' ' 'an Enrollments are coming in rapidly. Don't wait too long. Avoid waiting list or afternoon session. The Williams School 41 ARLINGTON ST., BROCKTON Telephone 5280 Uofrzflfirrzsnfi of. . . ' J 'ZO LLC575, ClL'ZbLf C1331 PLI BI ENTS O I FA R L E Y ' S . . TH fl l lU1I1l21'5 1 N c.,,,l,1ff,,1fm Of. .. Hunsow Timm I 397 COPELAND STREET Eiifirzcfius .qjfiofogzczflfgff ilfawzi Bed wblfnwl la 0244 of '49 lnrfmfafe THEATRE fnfwvtfale M O D E R N THEATRE COIIgl'IlfIlllllf0lIS Class of A19 Z:v:yrafaA1db11J fr Ile gradzafei I Q7llf7?f6y fy HH BROCKTON BRANT ROCK COMPUMENTS UF lt's Smurf to Own an Olds LALLI MUTUR EU. VAN DAM MoIoIIs,.... s A I E s SERVICE BwC'5fO'1'1 Qlfefalrzoflills Jlfaacfefuazfszi 'I' if 1 I 'YOR'llll Nl XIV 'TREFT 340 WARREN AVENUE BRUQIXI UW Telephone 340 FORSBERG ELECTRIC CO. General Electric ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS H?USehQ'd APPFGHCQS 773-779 MAIN sneer 0 l'le l '9 EqU'Pme ' BRocIcToN - Telephone 6655 TELEVISION - PHONOGRAPHS-RECORDS-RADIOS g af ref LASTING SATISFACTION Sf? I AY ' S BESSE BAKERCS Name, ancf New, Slade MAIN sr. at lEGION PARKWAY 53 CENTRE STREET BROCKTON Telephone 7034 . ' A h I B 6151011 s Leadnzg fllothzefs-for More Surplus War Goods and Sportmq Goods ffm Tflfff 0ff'1f'ff1fl0'1S Congratulations to the Class of 1949 W L DOUGLAS SHOE CO.. BROCKTON l5.MASS. C9 .1 gt Q :Q lil . '-S zz, , lm ' ' in l .. J in :fmas gbszzbzf 'DRESS SALON Olf'H1PlG Building 196 Blain Street ECUEKETQ 246 Main St., Brockton, Opp. Belmont S -X Clorzjnzfullzfiolzi . . .I4177 Fpll-0119 4055-W Bvoclitou - rlWlo,ss. BOB CORT BOB WILLENS 4 l l Compliments of ' llnmwo 9 ' -flaw 4Wmd4m Same 1292 l 41 CENTRE SREEET l 3322 signed on the principle of better light, better sight and are pro- tection from eyestrain. You can be sure of correct lighting when ERTIFIED Lamps are de- Swecfuh COFFEE CUP so west ELM STREET T fel any 421161213 y rl jnenff you use certified lamps. l BROCKTON EDISON CO. Compliments of llllls Baaufbzf cqcacfanzy, Em. l 673 BOYLSTON STREET - BOSTON - MASSACHUSETTS J 1 o 0 0 5 ' lWGJ'lCZ'4f t I2 MAIN mm cl-locoLATE sl-lop 2 D Brockton Gas Light Bzyanf HOTEL CUITIPHHIJ . . . sRocKroN 54 Main Street, Brockton I Telephone 143 Excellent jqzoczlmes for B ' ' ' quets and Bridge Part' F lat Reflsorlagjle Ilriccs :Best Wishes 'co the Class 01591949 CTLLQ Kfly CJQWQIUUD7 CZOYYLPCLYLY 198 Main Stveet, Bvoclcton Qi' 1 eamplimenli of W 444'444' uh t 2 t Q, 444'444'444'444' TT?-T' W' TTT I BRIIIIKTUN SAVINGS Bl-INK MLM I 044 1 NORTH MAIN STREET ,Iliff 67011151 Cowzf SAV I N G5 Q-05 PL AKA B4w4- X 5 'E gs -I , , L 16 I Savings, Home Financing, Home Repairs STABAI-ELJY Thrift Clubs, Savings Bank life Insurance OFMAL ' ' 1 SSACH SE TA 6326125129 C7onzfzcmy,jzc. , 'X fx I PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION sy and da ' ' W. B. MASON CO. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES BROCKTON 35 o EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE o TELEPHONE 751 59 CENTRE ST. 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