Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

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MONTGOMERY Superintendent of Schools Masger '?: bf, - ,fffrff--.'1x 'JA' - a -. ...H ,, fe Y S 'x X, 2 MISS HOIT MR. IOHNGREN MISS SYLVESTER Senior Class Advisor Director of Guidance DBGH of Gil'lS X 11 dj L. LJ L. . 'Q E .1 .5 L. U1 Q, D :xg 'fa ,SC 1. lx. 5. L.. Q 1-. L. ,C lfi L. .+. rr L. .f' I hs 1 ' a 3' If 'L l..L.. C. U U7 C V 1 U: L. Q TI. an rn .- .g. LJ. vw 2 1 Il. m m V. G .f 'W L0 L: L .1 5 L1 UZ UI L1 L1 c L. 'w Cf! if L L.. -v-4 L, L.. E! Ol Y L.- L. rf p. V, -Y f- 2 ,, of U7 QL 5 C Q U an Q 'Q 4. 2 5 G CD U7 .2 E vi :1 P Q1 DJ in UZ .Ll - Q , C L1 w S: vi .. ,. K. E Q U1 C KL U! V2 fo rn L. U cf: v: 'Q .-.. 3 m UI III YJ L' L. L. 3 Lx. L.. E IL. L. U1 C .v L. L.. L. ,LZ Ll 'Q X. C ru Q .. 3 an ,Q E EL1 V1 2 fr fl. 'U 'U Lg E-' ur cn 5 C - rw Q . QW va mn Lf X. .1 LD VC VJ C -1 'Y L.. UI U1 U3 ...L S gf U Ill U7 E .-. w vi L. U T' E .1 U1 CII b nl Qi .Y TZ Lil W. -'12 L. -.. 3. Q LC E cl +5 r. L.. an 2 T' , q , E D Q C11 cn LD . pw C Q L-I V7 U2 -V A -A ri C J ,. UI '11 V7 U7 - I. 5 Q ill L. G ' ci vi L. Z. O U7 Z .C LQ UI UI 's -, ,. L C 7x -I m 2 E :Q 5 DZ cn an 5 F Q - L71 Q U L0 V7 QT LL L. L 34 JJ S L, . it L. .2 5 5 T1 UD L.. C. '1 P. 'm 1.-1 ui if U ff: L. CL. -. . Z6 A. L. 9 5 fx L. L-L. 'T' N. Lu fl H- .1 I. Olive Allison ClCllfAy RALPH S. FRELLICK, Headmaster WILLIAM I. MONTGOMERY, Master BERNICE SYLVESTER, Dean ot Girls ALTON E. IOHNGREN, Director of Guidance DEPARTMENTS COMMERCIAL . ...... Daniel M. Creedon ENGLISH . . . Harold T. Eaton HISTORY . . Norman A. Smith HOUSEHOLD ARTS . . Frances M. Bradley INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . George F. Laing LANGUAGE . . Christine A. Northrup LIBRARY . . . Helen C. Converse MATHEMATICS . . Martha E. Pierce MUSIC .... . . Rodney F. May PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . Howard T. Sandrock SCIENCE . . . . . Nelson E. Sanborn DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS . Charles R. Holden STAFF Robert S. Andrews Edith B. Armstrong 'Helen L. Avery Lloyd D. Avery Helen K. Beaton Elizabeth M. Belkus Beatrice L. Bosworth Harriet P. Bourne Doris E. Brooks Iohn F. Burbank Francis I. Burke, Ir. Vivan B. Christensen Rose H. Condon Ruth T. Cosgrove Barbara A. Crocker Dorothea Davis George S. Dunham Iohn I-I. Egger, Ir. Dorothy Ely B. Elizabeth Elzbut Martha P. Farwell Leo I. Fitzpatrick Russell B. Ford Lydia A. Gibbs Helen R. Gilmore Dorothy I. Goodridge Doris M. Hathaway Pauline L. Hoit 'Bertha V. Holt Ronald F. Holt Francis W. Hopkins Helga T. Iohnson Marion E. Kelleher Archibald Kelly Anna L. Lindtors Arthur L. Long Margaret A. Long Mona E. Lynch Gordon McKernan Iohn W. Metcalf, Ir. Norman B. Nash Evelyn I. Paine William T. Parsons Ethel F. Perkins Iulia H. Peterson Iessie C. Pratt +Louis E. Principe George F. Ramacorti Helen S. Ransom Mildred A. Rauscher Mary L. Reilly Harry H. Reuell Iohn F. Ryan Francis L. Saba Eleanor Simmons Helen L. Smith Walter M. Smith Katherine A. Smyth Christos Socarides Edith D. Sprague Arthur E. Staff Errol B. Stevenson Ruth M. Stokes David B. Sullivan Frank I. C, Swanson Elvira A. Sylvia 9Hilda M. Todd William E. Todd Catherine A. Tuttle Iessie E. Uses Elizabeth H. Whelan August H. Wigren SECRETARIES SADIE M. MOSES, Secretary to Headmaster ROSE B. IONES, Secretary BARBARA E. LEONARD, Secretary ' Substitute Teacher 5 Retired 'I' Deceased fxn .ll ii.- 61,455 kr xecufiue ommiffee The live young people below constitute the Executive Committee ot the Class of 1952. They are Alice Masson, Truly Bacas, Paul Ford, Iolin Fitzpatrick, and Iohn Spellman. It is their duty to assist the class officers in every possible way to maintain good government. It is certain that without these members, our class would not be so outstanding as it is. : 1 'X 3' '- gf- . vpn 'GLB' 'wwf ' 9 5 gk eargoog I' ,- Xe GLA falter st:',i11 1li1i1 1111111 l11ll 111 511111111 iirider a deluge ol write-ups, pictures, lllul rcizls, flaw 1,'w1.,1rlw1m1lc stall finally lias errierqed with what We hope is 1:2 ciitslscirzdircia grreductiari. l.'.'e are deeply indebted tc- our General Advisor Mr. Archibald Kelly, md 11 llzss Tuttle and lvliss Gocdridae for their invaluable assistance. CQ if O. .A in v JC '7 Q F' lvx Q CQ QS' 5' 90 Ol i 7' 5 OO v' X i -3 0 32 sz-1 1. 3+ r zyiirrf S'.i:r:.ffj, eirrra Acielrizan, 1 1 1, hairy, Claire Dcridi. Y- lm J 11.-, Tr rrali Y zririi. ' K C' ff encor ued 0 ecford lt 9- ,wr , ,, sk 1 - Money, money, money, l want some money, is the cry issued lrom -X these senior dues collectors as they scurry back and forth draining the -Q, seniors of their hard-earned funds to pay tor yearbooks, the class gilt, Xx U XX -9, and the other numerous expenses. --' -A ---' Congratulations to the hard working collectors for the excellent job that 1 ,,,,,,,., 2 they have done. g .ll lrlrlnnn. I .I E 1 1 S as zz QQ '56 on.. , V 5'-'WZ Uni vpg u.-van-Q. Mary Morrow, Ieanette Frorio, Patricia Romano, Aliki Mackres Frank Yanni Constance Littlefield Davifl Rfclriques M it , , , t J ti 't , Llfijnlll MacDonald, William Tucker, Betty Lou Carter, Mary Barron, Ann Hilliard, Evalyn Geiliffh, ll 66 CAQGIOQI' SA? 202011 CAST F :fuer Laurie Hatcli Xfotl Dolores Bardelis Ernest Suzanne MacLean Frgzrx Robert Ianies Flrizio Patricia Romano L mx, N Richard Noone ' I Ricliard Yukins Lftgirtlizgi Truly Bacas Bill lohn McClunq Lillian Francine Gross Dan Robert Robbins Fred lolin Niqhtiriqale Iackie Fred Hickey Xfiss Brill Carolyn Perry l.frs. Fitzaerald Dorothea Dayos Dr. Burton Prank Yanni Ice Scales Richard Woodland fsloolfslco Himself Coaches T.flSS RUTH STQKES MR. IOHN METCALF Prompters l2URQ'llHlQA SMYRNAKIS ANN SULLIVAN 12 CEM oem IANET YAFFE Fondly and sadly we murmur adieu Leaving dear classmates, and faculty, too, Guidance they've given us, all through the years, Sharing our joys, and decreasing our fears. Knowledge we've gathered, and uplifting thought, Helpful ideas for our life journey sought, Fortified now for our start in the World, Faithful, we'll trudge on, with banners unfurled. Courage will strengthen us all, for the fight, Guarding our land with our strong youthful might, Gallantly striving to keep Freedom here, Saving Democracy's ideals so dear. ' Sorne of our classmates may reach world-wide fame Gaining far goal and illustrious name, Others will seek daily duty and mirth, Struggling to fill honest place on the earth. Happiness, luck, and great future success, Blessings We hope will be ours, none the less, Grateful to parents and teachers and friends, Serving God's will, Whate'er fate He sends. 13 KNOWLEDGE A5 OUR GUIDE GOD BY OUR SIDE BEVERLY BENOIT NA Words by Suzanne MacLean , fggfff' we ft xvx Music by Ann Porter ft, s J f 755 Ji pl it l P r im ' ii l JJ QF Q 'll f J- HE! l -4 ni, Jl flljjiji-lij I ! .r'll- I VV ' Lat px tl Gfddzi 0 'Ernbarking today with our sails gaily spread, 14We leave our safe harbor, for breakers ahead, itWhen storrn winds are rising, and hard winds do ll blow, lOh, then we'll be valiant, and face ev'ry foe. lllhe wisdom we've learned all along our school way, Will help us to conquer our troubles each day, iAnd guide our srnall craft over far distant seas, kWith God as our Pilot, our haven He sees. l t t t 15 Ch, let us grow stronger and ever more kind, As each one endeavors his own goal to find, Bestow on our efforts success and fair fate, Cur ideals kept sacred, our souls free from hate. May none of our school friendships falter or fail, No matter how rough are the seas or the gale, We'll know that our conirades are loyal and true, And God in His goodness will guide our lives through. xcerplzi rom ada Qrafion By RICHARD YUKINS Parents, invited guests, teachers, and fellow classmates of 1952, I am going to tell you a story that I heard a number of 1 months ago. Although the tale may be true, I cannot vouch 6 v for its veracityg nevertheless, it will serve to illustrate my point. The setting-England, during the last war when blackouts X t and German bombing raids were every-day occurrences. Learning from hard experience, the British had built special London bomb shelters in which necessary supplies and com- modities were stored for emergencies. One night, like count- less other nights, the dreaded German bombers again began storming across the Channel. Englishmen again dropped whatever they were doing and headed for the nearest shelters, like so many ants scurrying into the protection of a hole in the ground. Then, one after another, the bombs began to drop, raining death and terror over the countryside. The people in the particular shelter about which this story centers, could hear the shrill whistling shrieks of the falling bombs, but suddenly, one shriek seemed louder, more ominous than the rest. As these people looked about, frantic- ally realizing what little they could do to save themselves, the bomb struck a short distance from the shelter with a thundering explosion, violently rocking the enclosure, smashing its lights, and filling the only entrance with impen- etrable rubble and dirt. Then followed a death-like silence in the dust-laden blackness, and soon the wailing of children could be heard, but in the growing pandemonium of that bomb, the faint flicker of a fire suddenly appeared near the entrance. Madly grabbing candles from the storage boxes, people charged toward the dying flame in a desperate effort to get one of the candles lit. Iust as the fire was about to die, the wick of one of the candles flickered aglow. A sigh of relief passed through that tense group as this one flame grew from a tiny spark to a mellow glow. At least they would have light while waiting for the rescue crews to dig them out, but as the people lined up to get a light from this candle to theirs, the man holding it exclaimed, No, this is my light! No one else can take from it because it may go out! I-le then shielded it from the astounded crowd, leaving the rest of that little enclosure in darkness. From his single candle power there could have been many candle powers, and the shelter would have had plenty of light. With his one candle he controlled the power of light and darkness in that isolated microcosm. This example of the literal power of candle light is analogous to the countless examples in history where figurative candle powers of high ideals and inspira- tions of great men have held in the balance the saving of the world by admit- ting new light that serves not for the advantage of one selfish individual but for the benefit of all mankind .... . . . I am afraid that we are too prone to accept the conditions of our present civilization with the complete innocence of a pet rabbit: our government, cul- tures, and science, our schools, libraries, and hospitals are taken for granted without thought of the candle powers which burned to make them realities. We here, the members of the graduating class of 1952, have a power that took twelve years of our lives in kindling, this light of education is now ours, and the duty to use it in the purpose for which it was created is the challenge which lies ahead of each and every one of us. The world today is learning in a painful tContinued on Page 96? lb .Md foriand Gcrthered together tntormolly on the steps ore the historians who ore busy seorchtnq through volumes ot clcrss records. They wish to present our senior class with on exoct occount of the three yecxrs spent here ot Brockton Hiqh School. Y' fe-2 Q2-G-' I! Ze . 'X Z X Nl! t yyy xt ,, A 'S y I f 1 X . U11 1 A! f4f5L:.'2lI. ' .ew - . Ann Forsllerq, lvlcxrtlttgr S'iles, Lourre l'lQITCll, Rcliert Dickie, Ltgrs St+.f'sf.rt, VU' wtf- lf? zylcr. 17 pI'0,JA2t6 Hui fzt rl-Q 11 twexr 'r',m :1 '1l M111 '1'IZlIl'1 fxref mm Clfxss Pmphots, Dorothcml Duyos, Sheilu Stone, lohn ru-1SKj'E1XIlq, Hop-H Su:11p t1c z1 Denise Lyons Edo Giovcmello, Robert Icxmes, and Doris Voci. F 1 f 'V al.-3' ara L-'5' 'A KA., .Q - 'lf6.a. 2-6 'M' - Z3 it -, . ' , -qv JA, ,:.KN ,.27, I Q, ' 44045-5 -fn I ,,'- Q. .A-, .1 -I 1. DEM' . -3? I , N L --f-A ks 'Z' . K. 0 4 ijfiia-'Q , reaiclenf ji .xdclcbeda CCondensedl By FREDERICK T. HAYWAED c Quo vadimus? Where are we going? Are we of the present age so confused in a scramble for material gains that we are blind to our spiritual destination? Are we suffering from a case of moral myopia? ln another hour and a half, my classmates and I shall have graduated from the preparatory rehearsal in school to the world stage to assume modest parts for which many agencies have been coaching us. What kind of world do we find? l am here to tell you what we think of what we find and what we believe the role of all of us to be. Our backstage preparation for the world scene has laid stress on the importance of integrity and moral courage. Thus we have assumed that the drama in which we are to participate will be built on lofty themes with characters of heroic stature. But as we approach the footlights, what does the class of 1952 find? Before us stretches a darkness that obscures the light, a darkness that provides the atmosphere for tragedy. What is this shadow? It is that of moral decadence, an evil so widespread that it extends from the Capital to the basketball courts and to the most modest home. We are disillusioned. What are some of the reasons for this moral laxity among us all? It seems to spring from two general sources, a new emphasis on materialism and an in- creasing lack of moral independence. Our new high standard of living, an over-abundance of money, the psychology of getting something for nothing fostered by the welfare state-all these explain the new importance of material- istic values. This would be less serious it it were not for the easy attitude toward the acquisi- tion of these possessions. Rapidly disappearing is the moral independence of the pioneer who was free to follow the dictates of his own conscience. Alone in a remote region, he bowed to no public opinion, yes-yessed no man to secure economic security. With roots deep in the earth he cultivated, he was a sturdy oak, alone and proud, breathing a free air under a sky that seemed his own. Today, however, in our more closely populated communities, in our more com- plex economy, that moral independence is disappearing. Today, it is important to fit in, to placate even at the expense of personal convictions. Modern philosophy stresses the importance of winning friends, willy-nilly, even at the expense of influencing people in the right direction. The fear of economic insecurity has created the yes-yes man who many times is forced to become an agent in transactions of which his conscience does not approve. This is the world stage as we see it only in the first glare of the footlights. As our eyes become adjusted, it is a relief, however, to recognize in the darkness evidence of man's potentialities for good, for right thinking and courageous deeds. Besides the churches, the Y's, the welfare agencies, there are in this country alone hundreds of organizations whose purpose it is to work for the physical, moral, and social betterment of mankind. But, classmates and friends, this better side of the world picture needs our support. Men in all professions recognize the need for a moral revival. VV'arns Dr. Sockman of the National Radio Pulpit: There is a need for more moral athletes and fewer moral acrobatsf' Says Eddie Rickenbacker: lf we are to protect our freedoms-, we have a second and even greater rearmament task ahead of usp namely, spiritual rearmament. We have often heard the words, The future of our country lies in its youth. ln these same leaders of tomorrow may we see some of the moral courage of Captain Carlsen, the heroic skipper of the sinking ship Enterprise With no thought of publicity or gain, he doggedly adhered to his own standard of honor ehe remained with his sinking ship. He was alone and in danger on a riotous sea. The plunging and rolling Enterprise was racked in agony. Security lay in the waiting lifeboatsg security lay on the inviting decks of the tugboat Turmoil But to these temptations the Captain turned a deaf ear. Today the Enterprise rests its broad bulk fathoms deep, but Captain Carlsen is safe. Forgotten is the loss of the ship, but of undying importance are the stamina and courage of the man. Steel is fragile and temporal, but the spirit of man endures. 19 7 7 . Mo 5 me an 52 05219, Q S Mosr EFF - - - WO' C300 ICIENT-Ann Porsberq and David Rodrigues Od Ord PIZSI- - JI? OXQYX D Us S C XX Q47 G YK Qifisif 005 'Woo wondw Si QXX5 Yxoxl O 63 fp YA and O59 , xg 5' XA 6,560 .dx Q '65 ,Magid YQOQXC YOYSQS 1 qofx fg, ff' O Q. -x1 5 02204 C3 Qi 'Av X609 1651 WAXOWYX d?4XChOY X O- gvmf Q RlGy.oY5Y9 O0 0500 6 6 AJQP Y? QXC fleoovx olfino on 4514. LD O me TY fp Q, 0 51 P3 A009 ab-S 0 Q 'Q sf, N929 T P5793 X QE-'52 wpglvofle ONQLII3' aichold X AIQTIYJ72 Be BEST DISPOSITION- Q1 Q Iune Delaney and Frederick Hickey . 0:13 BEST LOOKING-Naialle Q1-Ojd Rickriell and Iohri l-lamelburq HQJIQ more PRHTFST EYESC1 Q! b Mosr counrsous- Ann DIG?-mc CHI gf? Patricia Donohue arid an .E U El ATHLETIC- a Volpe and Ralph Chesnauskas 4 GJ O' W3 6 E :r- D-I U1 U1 D-I U 2-'U U1 2 U, Mosr SU Gregory Osse G Csslqo 56' David Rodrigues Q? 57 01065 Dell WX XOCQRQYXXQQ cpe Oo Shirley Pezzano arid Sv rvxbqgo Iohri MCG1ll1S f o 49 wot Y'-O xf fi 904 9 QP' X06 A -aa is wil ONXZQXOGQ 00666 QQ. 0 'GS' 09-5 69 clk O0 gf fb fi '31 be th . OCMQ O' Q A Q54 630 00 elm 66 5 '5' Q O Y: X0 Owe ,Low K 1,35 O00 Q3 gy -gl, 9 Q50 X505 P5190 go '55 O QS,-9 0 O ,L- 5 0 'XO VO xfiag Q xl BEST SPEAKEH- 5 who Marcia ciqifmom and Mosr INQUISITIVE-Arm Forsberq Robert Iames and David Rodrigues RCVVWES 3 J J Z Z' B alll :Art . I a Q P W x 4 ff IQ lx X X X Juwvmt qv- ,sywizffffff i'+6'N .siuclenf Counci Led by Miss Sylvester and President lames Averett, the Student Council deals with problems ot school improvements, as suggested by the student body. We may thank these people for our colorful bool: covers and lunchroom improvements. The Council also conducted a successful lunior Red Cross campaign this year. We know that Bl-l.S. could not function so well without this organization. First rcw, lelt tc riahtz lanet Zftll-flllul, Alida Nttdctru, Lois Sttftson, bex ily l'l1at,:ir1::, ltlllltfil .Na+ rw , flttitzririt ltl 1 'Lt tu, litvhtii : Woodland, Claudette Hanson, Karen Breton, Alive litfwalslci. Second row, left to right: Raymond Berlceza, Ianicc Neville, lavquetme Seney, lvftirauerito Elf'l't4wSir'I' Pftifhyylt tjmwttty, ti,It,1r1t-,qt Gross, loan Polcralca, lxflarquerite Baker, Ann Kuplast, Prisvilla Dunittini, Frtint es Yr rutis, l-iltn Ctirry. Third row, left to riqht: Dirnfn Young, Itrrnes Gurney, Ltgrrtrirte llass.,zri, lfwn Uirult il, Patrit it: l.','rtn, Ltisisw l.lt1rshzll, llfjtt rt Carter, ludy Murphy, Iudy Fe-rrini, Iosfjtpli Ctrrrialttici, Frrtrlflriclc Httyv.'t1rf't. Q43 Q1 . '5 1'5k4ii5:i, di?-'ls '11 I? , . .-,, .-.--1.+ - unior M5 era- ir A ses 11 frgstsd ,1111:, 111dy ffrvr T1s:1fQ2Q11 amd 54111511111 111111-ici1sh1O11ed 1 .-.'s:1ty-s1x I11:11c1 1111ls, led by Thfilf V1f:e'P1ss1de11t :KNIT Forsberq, fH'?'Q1'?f1 11511-?f+?C1 the 5911112115 cf 1951 If 111911 Class Day cmd G1c1d11Q1t1o11 '111 1111 1-f11esl1t:1e11fs11111f1 yef11koC1ks011 Class N1:gY11. L55 3, 2112111116-1:1 Elzbut, :hs f51'Wi '.-16151961 111cg111y 1101115 111cs:k111Q4 their dresses, K ' 9 Z'-f llilflffi GX9TQ'1S'?5, a Z 1-1 .A - 1 9 Qt ,., ,1 1.11, Y Y' QQ i - A . 1- 1 sffs - ,11m.1r.ff...11n 11 '- -H'- '-'- ', -. -,. 13 1 1 I1 1 ' 'L 1 ?! ' 11,11 F' rs: 1 1 .:. .'l,1 unior M5 em- oyd Frorn the Closs oi i952 were chosen twenty-six boys, plus the Sophomore Closs President, to serve os ushers tor the qrcrducrtion exercises. The boys ottired in liqht ponts, dork jcrckets, ond white boutonnieres, led porents cmd friends to their seots on Closs Dcry ond qrdduotion night, helped to orrcrnqe decorations on the plcrttorm, ond with the girls, distributed yeorbooks crnd refreshments on Clcrss Night. 1 ff' A . f 133: 1 L' w . ,-, A .2 Front row, left to riqht: Roger l.ul3d1re, Rc-liert itunes, Iohn Fit2p.,itrivt', Fruit Ford, Frdnk Yfanni, lirsmtti K' rrntrttiivi, tltwtixtt tltiwwtty, Frederick Hoywdrd, Robert Perkins, Robert Robbins, Fxobert Ddvis, Fred Armor, Ri-'tiord Ynkiris, Seccnd row, lett to riqht: Richdrd Kelley, Willitirrri Mullen, Philip Skelly, Hrthfrrd Hilti, Roger Swtmsrrn, Ditrititd ltiii-,gli-Jiri Nui Mdzeiko, Rdyrnorid Whtirlen, Ddvid Sulliv-im, Alton Dushrntrri, Richord Luino, ttrrncs Averrtt Htirwld Mtirtin. 25 oggrarg on iford 1' 111 1119 ':.1111y 111.:11'.'111f'11 11111 1,119 11111011 1131 31111101115 1,11 13JfOxQ1i1OI1 High 1 13 1 1'1 141 '.-.' 1111 '11m v1 111111 11:4 111111111 11111111 111Lv11,1df? 1lP1P1IlQJ W1111 C'1CISSTOOII1 1011115 '1:1,1 111113615 1'1 i'.'fi11d11+P 1i1'1f'1:s, ri111d 121111111 61111103 w111C11 ITIFIY 1111 c1Ss1q11Qd .:, 1-1 1 31114 11 111 s11pe1'1.'1s1f111 11 1.1152 11111 f111 I1 C QiCx'IlV6PT5G, C1111 11111r1111C111, who 11113 'A .-x1f11 115. f.fe111be15 w11c were :11o1111c1s 1:11 111150 3911115 111119: 1V111111y11 Boume, Virqimcx 3 IYI If . 1 1 '.-.' 111 131 111 11111 I-1-11111'x11l11V.11, 111161 C11'111f9 U1Q11i:11. 131,111-111119 565191011195 Ure: E1c11111Q C111fOkCIS 1- 141 .. 11111. 1 . 1 1 1 A sf 4 1 'Q y , 0 ' V ' 111112 11,1 11111 ' '1111 i- y Striving to live up to their rnotto to creote, rndintoin, ond extend throughout the horne, school, crnd corn- rnunity, the high stdnddrds of Christion living, the 1951-52 Brockton Hi-Y Club, dffilicrted with the Y.lVl.C.A., completed dnother successful yeor. This orgdnizotion with Mr. Willidm I. Montgomery ds faculty ddvisor, gdve its oble ossistdnce to chorities otnd other needy ccruses, ond orlso put out the student guides here dt Brockton High School. The club officers were ds follows: President, Bichord Loingp Vicesljresidont, Bogor Lohcrrreg Socrotciry, Paul Ford, ond Treasurer, Doncxld Bingham. or Af J S M N30 4 -.Y QQ i -if -L+ :Lf ' 161 Q 4 i 11 if 1 ' as w, il , if .Y ,. 3 I . , F li' If .wyr 1' -ph-sb-4 l f'.' an-can xr, ,..,.,,.,.Q.4 First row, left to right: Alden Lone, Bogei l.dBorre, Bichdrd Laing, Paul Ford, Donald Btngli-Jin, lfltirold Fltrtuse, Second row, left to right: Richard Mcrhdnno, Vtfdrren Dupey, Chdrles Atwood, lohri Spetlrndn, Frtinl-: Yanni, lohn Curry. Third row, left to right: Edwdrd Mockus, Kenneth Hanson, George Beservilz, Bichtind Olson, Bot-rert Drivis, Bichdrd Yul-zins. Fourth row, left to right: Leon St. lohn, lorries Averett, Cedric Libby, Bfzyrnond Wlitirl-,rr Dtrvtvl Snllivtin, F.iul1.rrd Bctscn, Fit,IYUit Ili,l l.dGdrde. 227 ramafic CJ L46 f err r. t 4195 Rise H. ffrgrtdcrt and ffzss Ruth N. Stokes, the Dramatic Club has Completed aszul year, The ezztherf ga gIIIiClLC1t'?Ci 1:1 the fhrtstutas Pageant, and they also presented ,Pl V .- rd ,. it T, -Mp-.A -.t 7 tits Qzrfvttgi are: Tfartlyrt Tarastewtcz, Prestdemtg Demitra Papacosta, Vice- ' Na 'I '-'y' Wt I Dmtt It 'f1 UTxI .,... L, ,, ,t .. , .Hg 1 . 1, , 2 Q V. Yi I , 9' t A I ., I .. .JA-I.L',,Z1Ll. .A gmt- f- 11.01 gn, .A :I tl IIA 23 tClgeCI'6l t Meet your Staqecratt Stait! The nineteen people pictured plus twenty other members are always on hand to assist with scenery, liqhtinq apparatus, and stage properties whenever the auditorium is used. With their help we felt very much at home in the Gilbreth livinq room on the niqht ot the class play. Remember the terrific job they did tor our Winter Whirl ? These young people are directed by Mr. Iohn F. Burbank and the student director, lack Butler. -'qu First row lelt to riqht: Mary Lou Landers, Pauline Lokeman, Alice Kowalski, Marcia Melville, Ann Protit, Estelle Routia-,xlis. Second row, left to riqht: Iohn Butler, Harold Martin, Iames Holland, Harold Sw-rnson, Bruce Caniiiiliell, Philip Sl-zelley, Dciiiiel Howard, Mr. Burbank. Third row, lett to riqht: Robert Beers, Stephen Bourqet, Richard Mooney Philip Lavigne, Daniel O'Brien, Cliarles Spanien. 29 X Jain! 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One of the oldest organizations in the school, the BHS. Orchestra, is under the baton of Mr. Georae Sawyer Dunham. This aroup of musicians traditionally briahtened the Thursday mornina assemblies, and fur- nished the between-the-acts music for the class play. 558555555557 gr wr ir ir wr ir wr wr 15509999 59969955 n5u5n5n5n5a5 555555252525 Z5Z5Z5a5u5n5 nmumuenm mumaounnmuon eumumnsumnsu mnaumnsnmumu mumumnma , mmnmamumaium amncumummmum rnanmnmnsaaui usamumnm mumamnmnenaa mmmnmnsnaumm v.5n5n5a5n5m5a manning? ueneamnmumnmsi BBBBBBQBUBBB.ffBB8iBiiihBQB umumesgg gggnauenmnmu mawnmmmnmnmal mnmnmnmnmann mnggggas gnainmuiuiui nimwninmnmnm, 'nmnmnmmeumma n54s4. Robert Bullock, Paul Ford, lVlr. Dunham, Gerald Silver, Roller' lzlichiirds, Fiirluai-1 Flffrlliilll, LQ: lrlcsfalelli, Alice lvlrissc-ri, lepxii Hall, Ann Davis, Richard Starr, Marcia Lindsay, Thomas Vuisil, Peter Cold, linda ffcr-grvrinii, Ann Weiner, David Breen, lohn IVlcClunq, Roger Swanson, Richard Mahanna, Robert Dickie, Charles Bourque. 31 'mx ec! Clzorud , .. V. . .11 ,, 1 . 1 111-1. 1' .ll'VI.ln 1111- 1119111 111111 Y'.l1LSlf.', H111111ei111L1-.1115f,1111111,sL'l1Q111s www 51121 1: r .ff f Tfrp H'1i11112',' F. T'.'fi1f.' N1, XVAIY 111u1 VT. 311111111 111101 Nr. George S. D1111h1'1111. They '11, 1' '1 1 1111' '11' '1 I1f T '1'1fY1hYlCt'I'f1 PTI' 1111 1 A N -9.1 11A ' , . 1. D V ' . . 9 0 1 vff' OVH H 41 14 -.I t bb l I : - , . , W . -9- A-1 1 1' 4 l 1 xx -. 51 x- X 1:9 ! 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I .VM , . ..-.,..,..,.,,, - - ffff ' wr wr 55559 '55555555555 555555555555 555555555552 agugn 455555555555 55555555 5555 45555555555n AL 4 ,Y , r wr 55x15 '55555555555 555555555555 555555555555 mgagg 455555555555 555555555555 555555555555. AL ur ua anim: '55555555555 555555555555 555555555555 ygggq 155555555555 555555555555 5555555.52529 Sasaiaga gqgns k55555555555 5555 1557 55 '5 5555xAmAxAxA -, - 75551 5 57 l 'BUCQQI' nun Linn: 45h 510555, 'wndsagag r A First row, left to right: Donald Ftobitlard, Ronald DeCost, Elsworth Fisher, Edmund lerirrsr:-rr, Riclrirrd XiVfwm'tlfrr1d, Rtryrrrfrrrd R-Jrksia, Robert Miller, lohn Shanks, Herbert Shapiro, Robert Lane, loseph Carrrahuvci, Dtrriiu-l Rock, Dtintild Frrtigrr-ina, Rivhvrrd Bossa, Lionel Allaire, Peter Giannaros, ludy Capen. Second row, left to right: lohn Cavanaugh, Carl Pitaro, Francis Foster, Robert Burke, Robert Sh-fr, Rr,-rrtild Allarre, William Fogarty, Philip Rooney, ,lohn Kelleher, Donald Davock, Barry Kingman, Richard Cannon, Tlrcrrrrurs Vrisil, Ernest Council, Vlfillrarn lanes, William Fortier, Paul Anderson. Third row, left to right: William Cannon, Robert Holton, Dexter lyiwscn, David Sullivan, D-'rrrrld Q4V1Vt1Il It1Qll, lrrserrh Connolly, lames Wallent, Daniel Triggs, William Cleary, Richard Hall, Frank Gabriele, Ririrhton Swivegood, Richard Alirrrgrlifrmsfrn, Richard Stigbert, David Roderiques, Frederick Murdock, Donald Nelson, Mr. Rodney F. May. 33 2 1 ga! OIIQQP5 1. v 1 ,1 .1 . .1,' 11.1 11 ,.-111 '1lf1Il1.-X 1111f+1,'f'f1 111111111411 11, 1, 1, . .. . . '1 XII' 7TV'1 1' 111111 111' 1 11111111111-' 111111111 K 11511111, won 1110 2111111 N12-.' Ln 111.1111 f::1f11 11111151 0116 tu New Hf111111Q1sh1re cmd ILA, . .kx .Y . ,.. ..1. ...,.. . l I n r nf , I. ...a '- l v Z RZ .QU u- R ' 1 1 .111 1.111,,.,11, ' 1451: 11- 1. 1 :Q lg Y? L ' roc fonca A desire ot every literary or business-minded student is to take part in the work ot the school newspaper, Brocktonia. Each staff member contributes much time and effort toward his assianments, in order to help publish an outstanding and Worth-while paper each month. The pupils are capably assisted by Mr. Norman B. Nash, business and circulation advisor, and Mr. Francis W. Hopkins, literary advisor. Participating in this extracurricular work are: Managing Editor MARIE FOSTER, '52 Advertising Managers ROCHELLE LEVINE, '52 DOROTHEA SMYRNAKIS. '52 Circulation Manager IEAN PROUT, '53 IRAN PROLITY, '53 Wayne Miller, '54 Kenneth Leish, '54 Carole Dinneen, '54 lean Holstein, '54 Betty Tormey, '54 News Staff Ann DiGiano, '52 Iohn Fitzpatrick, '52 Toby I-Iattka, '53 lanet Yatfe, '52 Fred Hayward, '52 Phyllis Anderson, '53 Anne Prout, '52 Iohn Spellman, '52 Arthur Goldman, '53 Ellen McSheftrey, '52 jane Nawrocki, '53 Christine Walsh, '53 Elena Melideo, '52 Nancy Battles, '53 Marilyn Tarasiewicz, '53 Fred Robinson, '52 Ioan Yakavonis, '53 Roberta Stryer, '54 Thelma Adelman, '52 Alice Maclnnis, '53 Mary Mullins, '53 Douglas MacConnell, '52 Claire Dcndi, '52 Exchange Secretary MARILYN TARASIEWICZ, '53 Advertising Staff Robert Phipps, '53 Ioseph Connolly, '53 Marguerite Derosier, '54 Circulation Staff l-ffartha Styles, '52 Lionel Scott, '53 Photo Editor ROBERT MILLER, '52 Ann Budreski, '54 Maureen Deffourcey, '54 Barbara Hurley, '54 Ioan Younqberq, '53 Aphrodite Smyrnakis, '53 Cartoonist DONALD FISHER, '52 Sports FRED ROBINSON, '52 CSAIL RERGERON, '52 Advisors MR. NORMAN B. NASH MR. FRANCIS W. HOPKINS ' V'-pu ' '- '- ' 3 t X C2 unior Cjfarid icem The Iurxior Class Officers have been a qreat asset to the Class of 1952. They were co-chairmen of the Junior-Senrer Prern, Winter W'hir1 and served as ushers during our graduation week. We wish them the best of luck as Seniors. Y' W n . u-- 95 er- I ,aa Hr?- M 2 5 V1 I YU 1 .',Zl'1. s rs r Fi:j.'mr,na, Crzrl Lflllcr gr' QO .gyololzomore C7056 icem The Sophomore Closs recently elected on oble qroup of students tor its officers tor the coming yeor We wish them success os the lecrders ot their close. K , , ,.-'sf 'gif , 'X J X2 Q t ' A ., ,ii -v t. , . ,, ,gs Why . , LQ af uf' 'G 44 . .M . , M. , a I Teft to riqhf: Dtvid SLIHIVFIII, Eerrmrd Fturoll, 'Willmm Vfrrley, Berrmltt I'NfF1c1lt'+, Illfiy Att' lt, It frm iltrlttf-y, Itm-' '.,L1Ittx-.wth Itmf F1rmfofim, Carole Dihrtffh. 37 Klcrififmaa ageanf fxggirdizia to tradition, the students of Brockton l-liah School presented a very impressive Christmas Pt,rt.3-iwaiit lfeicre a capacity audience. The inspirational scenes depictina the riativity were received most re '.'t Preritly and pleasantly. Under the direction of Miss Rose Condon and Miss Ruth Stokes, the char- acters were gif-tritrrry'ed by members of tho Dramatic Club. The musical background was provided by the A Capella Choir, led by Mr. Rodney F. May, and the Scripture readers were Robert Iames, Iohn Spflliiian, and Robert Phipps. The lovely group of anaels are Maristine less, loanne Albanese, lane Pratt, Sandra Youna, Dorothy lQu'.I'y'l'llt-I'ld, loyce Studley, Carlene Dodd, Marjorie Benson, and Elizabeth Patrick. lean O'Leary was the Airlie-l Gabriel and Suzanne Maclsean portrayed Mary. fladina to the success of the Paaeant was the hard work ol the Staqecrait Crew. The members provided the beautiful liqhtina effects and the staqe settinas. As you can see, the Christmas Pageant is truly a co-operative project of the Brockton l-liqh School pupils. I , l ti A '.r,s v -gif- nf, JO 1 X. all ,B E? Mw- ia-J x ' ff f, ' 1 R , T, YQ, ,, fir ag Xw if X I. ,X f I 'Q U! 4,3 -4 fi X, 5 f 1 X, M X f Y' K? ic' 6 g, fp if X Q U iw Z?a4LelLaf 't Q - 1 T,i,'K',Ift'1Yt, : YL .' -1,1 'fm hffgtrrr txt Brockturr Huh School. This ' . ' -,-- : ..?l1,. Mg ry If rr' xxii ki-vivxfrse the plcryers never qcrve up when fclced by it I-r This rqrzgxt-P1 lfggt ip rrty -les-I rzirres ttmrzf nvrttr fr few breaks would have been worm. Brocktorfs brig. crm ',-.' 5,15 :Qt extremely rgrgifi guhbre thrs yerxr, cmd several of our opponents entered the Tech 'Tre v' tw .-.'i1:t Drrrt-P-tezxr-1r,11rr1 the xxitfrr. Tw?tfwyziCt'95f?'TVef1 great deal of credit, fOr they were rrlwoys 'wx' Ttz r't1.5f1t1r'11rtr tr re i r,,r r rtfxt vffrr '.A.' trfrt zrrrzw '. 't'1f'IYl:5 will return. ,.. A-f -4-- V -- 1 I Nui, ' i I-of ' ' P :rfmr F11 1. 15. ,:., If :sf r E. It sat, ACL? This year's hockey squad was one oi which we may be justly proud. Good tearn spirit and aqqressive- ness were the by-Words oi the team. The lack of proper facilities and the poor cooperation oi the weatherrnan prevented the proper aniount of practice and a cornplete schedule. A very sad note was the sudden death of Mr. Louis E. Principe, the beloved hockey coach. The boys will always be better citizens because ot the hiah standard of fair play set forth by Mr. Principe. Co-captains were Charles Sample and Laurie Hatch. N.-1,-f 'fx J f 1 First row, lett to riqht: Charles Sample, Co--:apt-,ting lohn Corbett, Fred Nagle, Edward Crtuhle, loscph Fulqiniti, Howard Foster. Second row, left to riqht: Wayne Miller, Manaaerg Richard Snow, Richard Boudretru, Ioseptt Mithen, Allen Belcher, Donald Olsen, Lawrence Sample, Gerald lVlurf'-hy, Rot'-er! Tworney, Mr. Louis Principe, 4l OW! '11I1'B.1'1.S.ki:1 11'1V1:1.1z1151, 1111111119111 111Q1111e1.v111fP111 59111151 171011 10111115 1911 111111-1151.fX11111i11113111g11 11115 wr11111q 111111 :sm1su I1 15 111111 1111' 1911111 13 1111dQ1QC11wd, 1311111 11115 111li111CiQS CI c11e111s11e1d W111 over our f1rC11-rivc11 L 11'11g 11111. 11'.'f3T1 1.-11111 111-1 1 as '3191g1111f1fi111s1f1111g111111 vv1f11f,1115, f,'CKf1l:11 Lloyd D. Avmy 111115 Cl welll-bf11c111Ced 1111111131 1 11614 1:11111 10. 1111115 1111 11111111 11'1i111Cf11vc1111y 011101 1110111111111 1151 1110 IIly11l1CK11 511119 crown w111C11 we 111111 1.111111 111 1947111161 1051 111111 your 111 1119 1111c11s. 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Good pitching, steady fielding, and timely hitting have all contributed toward the fine record up to press time. Included in the victories is a no-hit shutout twirled by Dick Archer against North Quincy. The team lineup is as follows: Captain Dan Rock, catcherg Frank Piveronas, first baseg loe Fulginiti, second basep Parker Richards, shortstop: Louis Marchegiano, third basey Ralph Chesnauskas, left fieldg Fred MacDermott, center fieldy loseph loseph, right field. The team is coached by Mr. Holden assisted by Mr. Nash. Front row, left to right: Ioseph loseph, loseph Fulginiti, Captain Daniel Rock, Louis Marchegiano, Iohn Reilly. Middle row, left to right: Coach Holden, David Hancock, Paul O'Connor, Parker Richards, lohn Nessarella, Fred lVlcDe-rmotte Back row, left to right: Richard Kelly, Richard Archer, Frank Peneronas, Ralph Chesnauskus, Donald Nelson. 43 ig oofgaf t r ple girl' :ie if iiidqe the success ot a football season hy the nurnber ot victories a team V 5. Three A -if'rg.le s:.ct.:ltii use as their criterion the character and sportsmanship that have been gg f ii i. the f'c.r.tat:t with goliiyers and ccaclies ct other teams. It we use the former as our standard . ' flY.i Brr rrbztgrii High School had a nzediocre season, but it we use as our base the true method, 521- i' Ty Bi ysw had an extremely successful season. ln the years to conie when people think of '.-fill not think in ternzs ot victories. Lcnq after victories are forgotten line character and 'zffr 3 vii rrcnts cfintiniie to si.ine in this trouliled world. This tearn needs no apologies. They played r 5 gut Lrg defeat and took victory in stride. - - W. 7 ,i iv? ' vm ' - 7. '- -.N , ri h xr ' vi-l1NliV'Jlf.'ll, Halpli ' Liars lf ri 'iw girino, r,iCIiit,r,, 44 man Counlrg Led by their mighty mite, Fred Hickey, the B.H.S. Harriers completed a successful season under the able coachinq of Mr. Reuell. Hickey set several new records. He also finished second in the State Meet and fifth in the New Enqland Meet. s l Q9 , 0'f' 0 gt' YV! xi V94 9c- Q tv:-X ,- ' rw 3.1 M... :?'....5Lf,,a,. Front row, left to riaht: Robert Fishrnan, Gerald Forazzo, Iohn Turpin, Fred Hickey, Robert Svxift, Ronald Petite. Middle row, left to right: Daniel O'Brien, Gerald Silver, Richard Lona, Laurence lones, Richard Strorn, Gerald Maloney, Donald lrvinq, Mr. Harold Re-uell. Back row, left to riqht: Robert Hall, larnes Erickson, Ernest Rosenquist, Raymond Carlson, ltrnies Piver, Richard Vxfillianis, James Llzzo, Rcnald Yukins. fl-ac if --7 2 4 2 .F First row, left to riqlit: Frederick Hickey, Robert Reynolds, Laurence Chaffe, lohn Turpin, Gordon lerard, lolin Harnellwura. Second row, left to riqht: Daniel O'Brien, Iosepli Moss, Ernest Ccuncil, Laurence lones, Daniel Richardsrn, lolin Helisliie, Mr, Sandrock, lohn Shanks. Third row, left to riqht: Vtfilliam lones, Edward Fay, lohn Carlson, Gerald Silver, Edward Cherokurs, Roluert l7'i,russe. ennid The tennts team lvetszan rts stxtlt season tlns yoar under the able coaching oi Mr. Wiarerer. Altlrouqh the season is rncornplete, Brockton is second in the South Shore League. The only defeat has come at the :lands of I-ltnqhani, the division leader. With a few lfreaks our boys may be able to annex another league trophy. 1. -.- - . -- .,Q 1 I v '.,, , '.. , .. 1. . -7- TL-f . Z . ,. '...f- '-1n.-- ',..-rw if -,X Fefpn. .yn fl'6lI'l'll,l.l'a A comprehensive intramural system is very necessary in a school. With the support of our head- master a program was put into effect. Every boy has an egual opportunity to participate. Basketball, tumbling, table tennis, volleyball, tennis, foul shooting, and individual gymnastic events comprise the activities. ln basketball there are two leagues, a Iunior-Senior and a Sophomore. Champions are established in each division. This past year the program has increased not only in size but also in the number ot boys participating. , Qs, ,..'4?'f' 3' 9 sv.,,NiN-xi 'rm sfr. ' s as A s .. . .H :sa ,F , vi. f, V .. - - ilk ff. is ' ' it ' ' Q5 t l It , V 4 1: tl 6 Q nun . l -gl I 47 CL QQPACI 618115 ,N .. fu- Q, V,-,, Q .1 1,1 I: 1' M1 ... Q.,h Cflif and e:1tiuL1. 1u,1sm to N113 yecxrs fxthletmc fave-nts. Their pcxrticxpcxtiom ,AL 4...,Q J.- ,A4,- .1 X45 . .., ,A qv IU, VL: ,vx--1I'1Av, ,q xywf vl QI-- 'rmq bcith 10 the players und to the spectators. Q .3q?'.... ' 1 X 1- .i 0 4 'K' 'A Y N . 4:9 qv' ' 513, A If nr, f--v lkx as ,4 Q' i. r F' , v'- ir!! , .gpaorfri Kounci Sometime while you are engrossed in watching a sports spectacle in the girls' gym, you may be suddenly surprised to see one ot our own junior or senior girls as the referee, umpire, or other official. These girls are members oi the Girls' Sports Council, one oi the most highly respected organizations in the high school. To become a member ot the Sports Council is not an easy task, since candidates must spend several months on or course consisting ot the ethics, principles, and regulations involved in man- agement of competitive sports. Those passing tests in both theory and practice may proudly call them- selves members ot Sports Council. The duties ot Sports Council are many but are all of an enjoyable nature, including coaching, umpiring, retereeing, scoring, and timing games not only in Brockton High, but also in the various junior highs throughout the city. The physical education department practices a democratic way of deciding matters, calling in the Sports Council whenever there is a decision to be made about girls' sports throughout the school. Sportsmanship is the keynote oi the Sports Council, and it is hoped that a spirit oi lair play and courtesy may permeate the girls' sports program because ot the eiiorts of these girls. First row, left to right: Alice Masson, Patricia Moore, Base Bozen, lc-.inne Trctanf, Patriria Donahue, Elizabeth Patrivlz. Second row, left to right: Miss Doris Brooks, Elaine Della Vclpe, lune Delaney, Eleanor Sgndeen, Hope Sumrttion, Marilyn Tarasiewicz, lean Dyer, Martha Stiles, Barbara Leggett, Lena Perkins, Beverly Mather, Miss Barbara Crocker. Third row, left to riaht: lean Danilott, Onley Cahill, Eleanor Burae, Francine Grfss, Surinne Mtrtletrn, Fhraitetli Fleming, liitrrilyn Gross, Lola Moscatelli, ludy Murphy, Evelyn Murphy. Not present when the picture was taken: Gail Wfillis P-nil-,r Ts-Hides, I3-itrifitr Thomas, Lftis Stetson, L19 ir 15 , jief .lflocge T 1 1 111 .-,'ec1 C11 the meld ljQ'Q'1115f? Qt 1610111111 DICICTICFF, 0111 BHS. SQIIIOI' 111115 11 1111 111, fzhqt 311 gr lljfllilxl 1101111 hitckey TKDCIIII 111111 SCf11CQtO1 11615 ever hed. Under the lecidership Qi 1,11:1 G1QI1l Be1qe1e11 1119 59111015 defected the 111111015 111 two st1C11qhtqC1111es 111 G two out of three series. 'I. f'1S'9 V nt J.. ' '1 '1' 11111, It 111111 :Eze 11d-ded effort 1 I1 the 11-11t uf the pluyers shew that field hockey is 1 7 1 1 1e1 1 111-- 11.1 rf' 11 f'1111I S141 1ts111t111f 11115 111t1t11111111e11 pruqr-1111. 5 , f V . L, , 1 . 1 I 1 - . 1 V , , , . P I - i--. ., 1 ,P , 5, 4 4, . -, ' ,J t -- - -. rm - , t x gt ,fa ..., ,SAV !1 fi 1 E3 ' 3 Iiaff SF ff , 1 1 -11 ins: . 'A Q 1 , ..c 8, , - .I sh , ,ND ' I. ',,,.uA,,,. ,5 Q ,gg , -...Quia-.QQQ -.p's8.,1nw.Q' xv-.0 x . D -. H - . - A 1-1, I? ,,,',, .-.n--at-J7.,,' ,gg-- Y1y.gi....:l 51:'-1?kl ? T'5-5 -SSI' 0 7' , ' - wx. ' x ' ..- .P -C 1 I 11.111 fr. :1.1cS ' - .P Z?aolminfon Pictured here are Dorothea Dayos and Iune Delaney, badminton doubles champions, and Alice Masson singles champion. 3711? E 1 i is wifi fsingl, 4 i t 1 1 f f I 'I , 5 A - xl' X , fe 1' i ,Lg , E. J, .5 rtir 66 77 weaffilzirfd First row, leit to right: Patricia Moore, Alice Masson, lune Delaney, Elaine Della Volpe, Lena Perkins, Eleanor Sondeen Hope Sumption. Second row, left to riqht: Barbara Leqqett, Elizabeth Patrick, Rose Rosen, loanne Troiano, Denise Lycns, lean Dyer, Lois Stetsun Suzanne MacLean. . A ' -nnnnnf-5 ufwgaf F2115 year 5 5e::1gr Jxrls' volleyball tecxm defeated the Juniors cmd the sophcmzoms by scores of 15-12 and 29-ll, respectlvely. tv -. - Lg. -'-f'f.' F: f', Igj',.'f i' 'Qf:. 1::.': Ei r nfer., ' Q 1C'g..: 1 ' f' r f fy Il JI ll fwfx .... Q16 , This year the basketball playoffs began with a startling defeat in which the sophomore girls beat the seniors for the first time since 1946. Continuing the contest, the juniors then defeated the sophomores, and the seniors beat the juniors. This tied the competition on all sides and another playoff was neces- sary. The seniors then beat the sophomores, but the sophomores beat I the juniors, and the juniors then rallied to beat the seniors by one ff- 2' ' basket. This certainly proved that the teams were evenly matched, and , , 1 A so it was decided that the official championship would be awarded V Nfl to no one. Q At the beginning of the second round, when the seniors defeated the 17- sophomores, it was naturally expected that the seniors would be the champions. Therefore, the picture below has the word Champions printed on the ball. l-lowever, after careful consideration the physical ' education instructors decided that this year's senior team were cham- Q., if pions in the true sense of the word, and that they should be allowed the privilege of having Champions of 1952 on their basketball. First row, left to right: Sheila Stone, Maryles Cunningham, Lena Perkins, lune Delaney iCapt,j, Elaine Della Volpe, Gail Bergeron. Second row, left to right: Alice Masson, Helena Carter, Patricia Moore, Ioanne Trojano, Denise Lyons, Natalee Ricknell, lune Pratt. 53 UA , Sandal! 1 N S It SIQI '.'.'fl1CIl is liztiited to itxniors and scplioniores, since it takes place at the time of the year ist sezizirs are tliirikingz about graduation. Considering the fact that there was very little practice iccitise wewlner conditions were otten against us, our present seniors produced a fine team iri Litr vearp llfith Hope Stirnption as captain they defeated tlie opposina sopnornores winninq Y 'C I1S1.1fC. 04. F7 f Xx J '3-T5 I X 1 K xv' 1 0 i ,sq Qffv- - I-., , .-H X .. t' lil Y. 11115 of ...C T ..':..b,i, Z ,3'xHfX :la . rm W .Y VA . xx . v 12. -4 5 Q ' 'vi' 1 ' 5 L3 Vfe'1 1 A EP A X ',:f.+ ,r N,,3i ' r 73 -fr'- if 60 Bib 799- R . wl 1 - R5 n K ! 1143-.-.lar - l QW! z ,ku sv :Y K y X 1 0. . .- I i fu. . 'ea 2 . in . . 'f-gp' 1 fg ,- ik... . lf: . 1 .H 2' v ' H- 1. , -' 10:5 kv' - sb. ' X 256. AN 1 , ' ' 4 .X 'I . --x X I I uf...-5. U W. Y -I mug - t ye.- , -J :Ia L I 4.1 Ifi-vii . 1, me A--PX ' L V S . . In !4.l-.LL -.EW 1 , 'Z - , , ,Jr 1 ff ff, Q 3 fl- N-515, W! ,Lg 5? A- E- ' -P v'.'o 'v:5'A'. , ' f Y i K' - i ' - I Q as is 5 7:1 2 E E if 5 ll 4- .- -.lv -ini to i Q -n - :gli-.J 1 .. - l .1241- lg:-in 'TEFS , A L r-' fi 2-5' I - ' - , R - ,5 ,'.Q T f 4 f Jf-MM. Nnsoq Charlie PAUL FRANCIS ADAMS 25 Prospect St. 7211- I 1. .-R 1'.'11-'-:f: B1bkQ'11111l. m 'l.1 3 -Z ,Q'1g11.1t 45 1:17111 'xt :I F zlikf- '1lI Toll--'ft' 1.1 'sf I 1 :11 l'L1 :f'1 Ffh' 5 THELMA TOBY ADELMAN 'I'heI N V V. U ,' .- ,I -A ,. 1 . ',.,v . 1. .11 . .S 1,..' . P' I A 4 L l1f ,'I'1I .1 E' f-T 'i H '1 kk 1 Aff-.-.1-7 '.-.::: F8111 FV1'-cf-t. 1 ' ' 4 'ffl 1: F1' 'k LT' :ft -1 I' f1'r': An-: if T lr. 1PS':-S '-7'F 1:1 '1' 'ff H A rf: .::.y T- 1: 3 If '1'i1:' 1 II P11'11:1'f: P : 1'11, IFC' 1AcQU1:L1N1: ANN ALBANESE Iackie 57 Vine Sl H'.f:.': I'1:' 2: A .' . f.:VfJ:.f Apt? :Q 1 -1 '.'3lIe ,'f- ' - .4 F'1': 1 4 fr :.1'.'1.'l'zr -1 .1. wr,-f' A H 1.11. ' '1' 1 1'-of lc 1.7 I .'L.r IOHANNE MARIE ALBANESE joey 57 Vine SI. .f'1:.f1.f111',11. A L'.' .11 Pirkvf- ..1ll i 4 '1 '...--.' 4 FM'- H' ' 'z' 4 '.'?.r,51 f .:'?: RAILIP1 ,Q 'Z .W 1 I .' ANTHONY RALPH ALEXANDER -.I :. '.'.'.'.-- ftftz F wx-': ' RONALD ARMOND ALLAIRE Red 9 Waldo St. 1-.'f' ' f'I e. 1 62 Bren St. 280 Pleasant St. C,-Q. GL .1 X -U51 4 sb .. 1 1 .. . If , 1, ,rx X 1 ff I '- mf-xv 'tr' - xx. l DAVID WAYNE ALLEN Dave 38 Glenwood Sq. lnf'l11:s1r::1l A115 A1:t1v1l1-15: lIIlI,I- 111111111 R'ISkp'll7fIll 3 Volleyball 3. l111e1f1P's: HIIIIIIIIII, f1:al1111:1, lI'I1 1 1111, 1:10 'la 1-'11 1 1011111 F111 111.1 Mf1wl1f111:f- DOLORES EDWINA AMES Dolly 59 Myrlle Sl. HN-11V11l'l'1 111.111 l11'f11--:-f:':l.1-1111 l1f1 H' 5 l.111111rf1'., f'f1fl11I1 ,' W.-.'1111r1111111, fl111w111f1, ::k111111f1, lofwkf-!hr1ll l-VIIIIII : k,'1ll1VI111' L11 FH1111 S6111 1' '1f H1115 III EDWARD ANTHONY ANANIA Eddie 54 Sycamore Si. '11,Y-'-qw f71'.111 f1f', A1111.'. f:X1 lII- '1:1.111'1l V0llr1yb11ll ? -1. lmf'-1 Q'f2Z Sk 1' 1.1 fi 111f'1117 1111.116 11? F'lf'II'N' F F1 111 U11:'.'f 1.'.'y. ROLAND PETTINGAL ANDERSON Andy 26 HunIS1. C1411-'11'1. Avr1'.'p1.Q:1: 14151111111 fl B11:1ke5'bf1ll. '- 4 l111f11fr1:s, P011- I' :ll li11!111+ ll11flf'11'11l- fl MARILYN IANE ANNIS Mal I7 Owens Ave. ' '1 1 11:1 .-'I . I VI IIE' VT l , lr '11 1: Rvllv: lc :.. rf- '1 fmt, 1.1 1l111,1' .: .. 1 Y'.'.'1'L. 13.1 ': 17 fI'. 1 :hi f' 1 'f RICHARD HAROLD ARCHER Eric 863 North Main St. 21:1-1 1. A -1 '.'. 111: l'f151111ll ZV, i -7 Erwc-4111.2 7 -I '1'f1llfyl'1'1ll ' -1 l:li'Il f7f...:,'r lfllffcflff VI fzll lid: jf I :'1.113 Und. . EVELYN JUNE ARMAN Evie 62 Porter St. Commercial. Activities: Part Time Worker. Interests: Cooking, skatf ing, bowling, reading. Future: Secretarial Work. FRED WENDELL ARMOR Buck 952 North Main St. General. Activities: Football 2, 4: Iunior Usher: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Interests: DeMolay, baseball, basketball. Future: Undecided. RALPH ARMSTEAD 5 Winter St. General. Interests: Eating, sleep- ing. Future: Undecided. PETER GEORGE ASIAF Ace 29 Cherry St. College Scientific. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Hunting, fishing. Fu- ture: Tutts College. HENRY EDWARD AUGENTI Augie 56 Fuller St. General. Interests: Basketball, tootball, bowling. Future: Cabie netmaker. IAMES ELI AVERETT. IR. Bud 19 Poole Ave. College Scient1Iic,Activities: Tennis 3, 4: Intramural Basket- l'all 4: President S'udent Council 4: lunior Usher 3: I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Nominating Committee 3: Boys' State Representative. Future: Em- ory University. 'FWFSN fu W at ,, 4, ' , I 4 ? 'm ' X . Q . A 59 TRULY BACAS 31 Lyman St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Iunior Usher 3: A Cappella Choir. Interests: Dancing, sports, Maids of Athens. Future: College. LOUIS BADGIO Lou 291 Green St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3: Volleys ball 2, 3. Interests: Baseball, basketball, football, bowling. Fu- ture: Mechanic. IANICE LEE BAKER Tinley 78 Woodard Ave. Hospital Training. Interests: Art, music, badminton, table tennis, Rainbow Girls, Brockton Asseme bly No. 20, Massachusetts Pil- grim Fellowship. Future: Nurse. MARY LOUISE BALZOTTI Midge 12 Orange St. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, dressmaking, interior decorating, Iunior Sodality, Y member, bowling. Future: Williams Busi- ness School. BEVERLY ELAINE BANGS Bev 32 Carleton Ave. Hospital Training, Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, 4. Interests: Swimming, Young Peoples So- ciety, music. Future: Nurse. DOLORES ANNE BARDELIS Dolly 25 Harvard St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 3, 4: Class Play: Nominating Committee 2. Inter- ests: Dancing, accordian, piano. Future: Forsythe Dental School. SHIRLEY ANNE NELSON Shir1 72 Newbury St ,-.',r:.::.g:1g L' :ry 1 1' 'frviff 1' i IUNE ELIZABETH BARNES 'Shortie 108 Auburn St. Piiig 'tim .5 A :'.'1f1f1S: V31- . ' -'A1.' Lw I'2f'.C11 f F Er 'Ez Evo: T A City' QQ: f? Q 9 Irverestsi 'Tru 1-'E' R1 2511:-.' A is Qhtxtmh Seri- xr 3.1-Laker Sffrvor 1-911 5 fi --Preszfil :.' it Yfuth . 'I Gr-11'-Et Eo: :: LQTIIII' ..'E.'::1TE1Qs Vp'ff'Prf2S1de:'.? Of L zrii. Y?'.z7'.? Pflcyifls Grivli' lfi' Frfkffri1-1TSp'g 1f3iF1??1 MARY MARGARET BARRON 'Babs 743 Montello St. , yv . ,gf 1- r-. t,'.'1'.eS: E :.V:. -2 f' 'mes -f-illf-fi'Cr -1 F-.Ili 3 , . .. ,,, . g A ek Q ,Y,'F-Y65'S' I -- - M 'rier tx r.j.r'.3 1x1::.Q.r '1 '.-.'vl:'.- ,wg ' ' Club Qi'.'..:11, IL- ' I. Xl., .Y WY .pf iff, ...f-.. . .. DONALD PAUL BARRY Don 25 Owens Ave. ,,' .': H.... MARILYN ESTELLE BEA1., Monk or Mal 198 Perkins Ave. IACQUELINE MARION BEANE Icxckie or Peanut 31 Longwood Ave. 1 1 1 Q' K 1.1, '5- l 1 ir' 'c' 1 4-' 0 fl J MARIE BEAUREGARD I5 Breer St. 1-,Af'1II1.f'I 1I1 Af'zx'z':fgs: 15051021 1':I1 . 3 Vu11eybf111 l', 37 Soft 1'-111 Q' 1-ws is-11111 Port Tum '.'vferkf-1 Inrf'-rests: Swlmmmq :1k:t.rt'x, 1:k:m'1 buskfstbfill, soft 11:12 fffyhtxll, BYF. Future 'P' ,--,I DAVID GORDON BENDELL Dave 135 Myrtle St. SHI:-lr 11 1 '-f-rfzxtift 1+1:21:Qth'111 fHf9':1 111 I 'ISPbf!11, 1w'J. I11I1i'I1fI. 1' tu P nr 1: rf' 1' .' ', MARIORIE CLAIRE BENSON Margie 830 Main Sl. M1115 If 1.117211 Arif, Act -.xt rf: F :skC'1?f111 . F ti '.'011f ,'1'w:11 5 -4 E-1ci:r..r1'c'. 4 Scftkvill 3- fJ0ri.::x1t::1G L'f:1.t:1.1!f- 4' Lq1GSi7 Taft Vorzzrmttrf 7' u'11:1s Plfty Vsfifr 4 A xfrzg 5 0111 Lx1'1fZI f 111'e7f-VS: 11.'?.fz 1.21 zu- Srrizor 51:1 Fvimzw' mmf :rn 'IIJTIII F'1:7.:1' ::,,zn: f1t1:11'x1if1 ru. , GAIL NOHMA BERGERON 34 Holmes St. .':.'1'f,: '. r.: .541 ' 'ns-' 1-1. 11 1 I A -1 mfxyffxxzi -11 Vu. :11 . 5 43 Ileld H1 vk-1: 'Z w11g't1:1r.' Furiztomx SW!!! 'Z it .:. :.1: r'C1',::.:t1+Vr . 1' '73 -Z Fvtdtr. nr r. AZ 171' I T .V , ' or ri' - 'r ,t :.' zz' Rf1'k:.f . 4.53S1'V'.tI- ff 1.'ZI. ':. C1111 , '--r.: Y if' 1m..fJ: F-'.l'tlf ,-1'1l?1I 1'T1. ' 1 .If HT: CAROL ANN BERGSTROM Berqie 195 Perkins Ave. FQ: 'il 'If '.'1- 11 GLORIA IANET BLETTE 'G1ory 397 Court St. . . ,. 7 . f ':,.'1!1:. r 1 f'L1'IYI :fit 1 I Ft'-xr PATRICIA IANE BONAPARTE Pat 719 Main St. Commercial. Interests: Roller skating, dancing, sports, swim- ming, Y.W.C.A., bowling. Future: Secretary. RICHARD ALDEN BOUDRO Dick 58 Verne St. Technical. Interests: Swimming, boating, hockey. Future: College. MARILYN FRANCES BOURNE Mal 86 North Main St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2: Library Monitor 2, 3, 4. Interests: Dancing, roller skating, sports. Future: Airline Hostess. RI-IODA MARION BRADY 59 West Chestnut St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3: Class Play Committee 4: Christian Pageant 2, 3. Inter- ests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, bowling, tennis, basketball. Future: Business School. ROSE CONSTANCE BRADY Irish 10 Waldo St, Hospital Training. Activities: Badminton 4: Library Monitor 2: Class Play Usher. Interests: Danc- ing, tennis, golf, basketball, Pockne Club. Future: Nursing at Cambridge City Hospital. GRACE ELIZABETH BRIGGS 105 Winter St. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club 3: Christmas Pageant 3. ln- terests: Roller skating, skiing, swimming. Future: Undecided. 1. WILLIAM IAMES BRENNAN i 95 East Ashland St. R- ture: Undecided, X gg AAI, it V-35. it UB H., R ' gn -A General. Interests: Sports. Fu- -Q Q it Q55-at t I I DN' A 3 -, :Z L , Oo Z is in F if-Q, I vs '!! ' xi Al .if up Eff 'T ,i s... - Yi 'J' if .Je ' I its 1 '- x 1 r . l ' 6 l IANET MARY BROPHY Broph 85 Weston St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3: Bad- minton 4: Softball 3, 4: Class Play Committee: Mosts and Bests Committee: Class Play Usher. ln- terests: Swimming, dancing, ten- nis, knitting, golf, Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club. Fu- ture: Simmons. ROBERT EDWARD BULLOCK Bob 107 Lincoln St. General, Activities: Orchestra: Male Chorus. Interests: Movies, dancing, playing the organ and piano. Future: Pianist. IACQUELINE ANN BUNAR Iackie 40 Spring Ave. Hospital Training. Activities: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Badminton 4: Swimming 2: Cheer- leader 3. Interests: Junior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, Girls' lunior Sodaliiy, basket- ball, tennis, swimming. Future: Nursing. BARBARA ANN BURKE Barb 208 Winthrop St. Commercial. Activities: Part Time Worker 4. Interests: Swimming, horseback riding, roller skating, dancing, bowling. Future: Secre- tarial Work. ALAN ROBERT BURNS Burnsie I3 Melrose Ave. Industrial Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball Interests: Boxing, foot- softball, listening to popular rec: ball,baseball,basketball,hockey ords. Future: Army Air Force. RITA C. BUSSIERE Reet 55 North Manchester St. f'1'i l fZ .-'Q 'ln' .-xi' rt ri: l 11-kf'Ev1' :li'i'tt'i'3! Qfylizll 'fr' dirzerxl HWS-1l11'k YLTZYXT fr 'l .-.'Qr1'.fth t'ffn :r',' Cviicl' 'limb U'llll fll 'll ot Mlry Cfltlifff ' Yf'i'?1 'f'Z:1r1'71'1'i l l :t'1rf' -qt ', '- Y'-'Ark rl V ELLEN IULIA BUTLER El 84 Forest Ave. Til S'1Q:.!.f1' llllPYt'f'5l' Pl ry: E'1.l!'lY'tI l' :eff ill l'lTl1' 5 Fw'-zrfi: H zf-sv: '?1v11'f s Collf-fzfi of :f1:r:r.C1 IOHN LOUIS BUTLER lack 83 Longwood Ave. fall' 'gr f5f1P:1'.f1f. A.'T:'.'tt.f1.w: : 1- frlzft F' :ff .V F -1 lzmferf: fi - 11-'.-.'1r:.r1..z. :wg :trim 1 , 1 l't. 1r' 3 fl' r FII I LOUIS IOHN BUTLER 'Little Lou 28 Ellis St. ff:.A': ' Tr:'k, f BRUCE MICHAEL CAMPBELL 69 Echo St. ' ...' '.f'. x MARY ANN CAMPBELL Mae 1006 Main St. 5-Qi 01 'C' 05 V+ 0 L1 L Q -1- , 1 1-x 75 x . X . -ll' ,E Ai 1 Q l V ROBERT PAUL CAMPBELL Soup 94 Belair St limlltlll'll l'll Artivltmmar Hrwkf-y .' bt Vollf-'ylinll IT. Interests: Holler :lk lllllfll lll'3f'll'llllf'S, Y.M if A. l'11tur1-: Umtf-fi Stfitv'-S Nfivy DONALD FRANCIS CANDLEN Don 46 Carter St. Werierxl. lntwr+':f:- lltmtmlx l'11 turf: l'Orf':at Rlirmvr WILLIAM WALTER CANNON Wild Bill 15 Monument St. 'lfollfm SVlFlllllw' Closes Olllfm A Curppwllfr Lillllll 4' Mule KllOlllf3 3 4 GflllOlltWClS 3, 4. ln- 'frflrtsi Vlitirvlx fDl!Otl. Ftittirfc l'lOr1:2t lUDlTH ANN CAPEN ludy 39 Silver Rd. Lffxl' 1- l, l 1 I ll Artrl Avtvv 21: Q-I S'.'.'llltll'lll'l QT Yr-filliffk Stlxll 4 li1.:1trnri:' Pimp mf ff 3, 4' KV'-ri Elifllflftll K,'f'mrI:1ttffn I' A V15 wlllfx Clif .1 Af'f'0lltl lfllffl .' 'Q fl Mfrlv Chorus Af'f 'lll'fllllf1l 94 -1 fi v I 1 :ful nf'-f rf' Afr f 'imy 51:11:21 3 -l. lu 'ur-': C' ii- rl ll EDWARD IOSEPH CARCHIDI 'Eddie 49 West Ashland St. 213111 l:.'r:::.urlzf V K1 t'v:,f 417.4 Vf '.- yrftzlf lub: 'f FUI, l fill ltifliv tlwzll, troll l' g S7x.t!1EL: lw1'.-.'. l,mwl SALLY IANE CARLETON Ielly l6 Owens Ave. HN: ,' :l 'l'r':.:, 1' 1 .AV'ltVlllf'1.l:'lI' f' trlxfl Vv llf 'flvxll F-f1dm1n'f'n, '7'lr'.fa'p1:.'zr-tr t'fri.!i.zt'-1 lnwfrefftfi: m f-r f3f'ri1l'y, fl'1Ylt',llU, ymrw ff1','1n1 C rl f7 ut l,-' tdfr K' K' Ff-'nfl ff lixrw:i'1'.'f-S fel lux. 7 T'.-.fr.tw- tn V1 ntwiry Nitlwlw' .:' l'1'virr lfwirzwwl' lx' t'fi'li- 'I l ::l -'rr BARBARA ANN CARLSON Barb 128 Riverview St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Volleyball 4: Badminton 4: lun- ior Usher 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. Interests: Music, dancing, knitting, nurses' aide and God- dard Hospital. Future: Simmons BETTY LOU CARTER Betty 176 Mulberry St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2: Dues Collector 4: Part Time Worker 4. Interests: Danc- ing, swimming, bowling, roller skating. Future: Secretarial Work. HELENA MAE CARTER Sue 176 Mulberry St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 4: Softball 3: Swim- ming 3: Student Council 4, Inter- ests: Dancing, bowling, swim- ming, softball, church activities. Future: Business College. NICOLA ADOLPH CELIA Nick 665 Warren Ave. General. Interests: Baseball, fcot- ball, softball. Future: Undecided. ROBERT CERDA Bob 238 Green St. General. Activities: Nominating Committee. Interests: . Boxing. baseball. Future: Service. LAWRENCE ROBERT CHAFE Chula 188 Perkins Ave. Technical. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4 tCapta1n 41: Intramural Bas- ketball: Intramural Volleyball. Interests: Hockey, football, base- ball, auto racing, fishing. Fu- ture: Automobile Mechanic. IEAN MARIE CHAMBERLAIN Ieannie 44 Arthur St. Commercial. Activities: Part Time Worker 4. Interests: Dancing, swimming, bowling, roller skat- ing, Knight of Lithuania, Young Ladies' Sodality, music. Future: Bookkeeper, EUGENE ROLAND CHAMPAGNE Gene 23 Sycamore Ave. Commercial. Activities: Track 2: Intramural Volleyball 2: Retail Selling, Interests: Dancing, foot- ball, swimming, bowling, roller skating. Future: Undecided. IANICE MARIE CHASSEY Sis 419 Court St. Household Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Drum Maiorette: Class Play Usher: Swimming 2: Mosts and Bests Committee. In- terests: Dancing, swimming, bal- let team, horseback riding, skat- ing, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, C.Y.O, Church Or- ganization, modeling, Tau Beta Chi. Future: Modeling School. RALPH IOSEPH CHESNAUSKAS Ches 56 Winter St. General. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4 CCaptain 43: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Track Z. Inter- ests: Athletics, photography. Fu- ture: College. EDWIN APOLLINARIS CHIROKAS Cheezy 47 Banks St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Track 2, 3, -4: Intramural Bas- ketball: Hi-Y -1: Brockton1a Collector 3, -l. Interests: Base- ball, hunting, fishing, bowling, hockey, football, tennis, C.Y.O. Future: Holy Cross. ELAINE DOROTHY CHIROKAS Lany 87 Glendale St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 3: Softball 3, 3: Swimming 3. 4: Library Monitor 2, 37 lunior Usher 3: Tri-I-li-Y 3, 4: Part Time Vtlorker: A Cappella Choir 3. In- terests: Ice skating, roller skat- ing, dancing, skiing, tennis, golf, horseback riding. Future: Model. SHIRLEY MAE CHUBBUCK Shirl 390 North Montello Sl. K V1 :1 i Q xl., 'i'1 MARYANN PATRICIA CICCHESE 28 Pine Sl. .1 I.A',f Hipl 1 Hall' ' ,,,, . . ml, 1 is :H llll' vi::.' mr W' 1 . IRM! I :wi-5 .7 ,T ? , MARCIA LAVERNE CLAIRMONT Marsh l35 Bouve Ave ., I- '4., fx --1, 1: K+ 'V :II -3 ' -1 ls 141' H! ' - ICI ' -1 V.: , I' Ig' - I1 Pr' lc' Q.: V .'-rf ' ' 1' ' ig 7,1 -, I r I .-1 1' , r iq . WILLIAM HOWARD CLARK Bill 87 Oak St. 0 'i. x i IT' 'I' - ' I. r I 1 1 - WILLIAM RUSSELL CLEARY Billy I037 North Main St. IQ. ' L. LOUISE BERNADETTE CLIFFORD l79 North Warren Ave. RICHARD EDMUND COE Dick 31 Berkshire Ave. Cf-imwvil Av!1'.'Iw:2: P1111 Twrmy V-'YWIIQVI -I I'u1mw: Air l'or'fw'. NORMA ANNE COLOMBO Norm 76 Brook St. Iwlllillu pw il Ar'Yu.'1!,l , Q I'i1YlTvl1n VV-lik-1 4 l'lli.,:1 I'l':y llrlni 11 lm. rm-Ir: ll 1: kv 'lv ill Ivvlilvjllllll l v iw- '. ' I-'.k'lll1llllIl'l, ll'l'llI'll mvizwx l'u IIII .4 Ill Ll rl. IA MES WILLIAM CONDON Iimmy ll Banks Sl. llwilfilll A4'Y'v11H.' VlIlIf3'I'1III F, 4 lunrl-:.r1:: Pfl'.'.'l111-1, skill wifi, dirivirm, mmmfz, lcv-I lf-ill, hlwfllvill T1 min: Y'v1lv1if': Und. rid. ri ROSEMARIE FRANCIS CONLEY Rosie 2l Exchange Sl. l'1p::::1w1l -xl fv .'l -.1 F'Ilkfl will I3'.-.'vw:,1r.1 4 lilufiry Mfmfnr QV' 'I I4IlIl.I!'l'I1f P'l'l4'fIllI . li1f:2I'fIl1v1 r N 'I 'lozzunlxt 'rm Ljvrilrimirlvw .' Vvwizislwtwilimi K'-NPV 'tl H ,' lilo kwin'-1' Vfl lvvllr Pin' Tm- '.'uWIkvi In Ich-11:13 Mix. I luvwfr 'I .'x'wi1l1-'Ili l'er1 1r',' Milli!-If' lfvili Tl.lI1Y, fllinfwiia lwfv'.'.'lr11 will-r Jklitilm, gf- 1kr'1f!l'I, I 1.lv1IvZ Olliv- Vfvrl-1 BEVERLY ANN CONNELI. Bev 55 Taylor Ave. I'l7fl I 11 l'u .'wlv:Z Iflnl-UI I :Il , I Yi Y' ','l,xlf , 'I -1 I-'I '1' 7 I fi Iiitfium 'liz' 1 fi :nl ri: in '. Ili wx r.'.- M 'U imxzy I .IIXFIPVIIIIW IFYIIX Vlm Vim-xl 'Lt I-i.'llIV Iwi, 2.- fvlw- I MICHAEL FRANCIS CONROY Mike 596 Norlh Cary St. II,'I'lfII :E AH. A1 Yxv 9 -+3 ILM I :., Fw nz' 'I lzfk I- 1 :fl Rl5rf:frr1li'v1 li.'lr':'1'Z Vim. .:.1 I' :ul I' I 1 :Jin vi Ill IW: ' l'1:i'z IANE MARIE CORCORAN 26 Nylan Rd. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3: Badminton 4: Softball 3, 4: Motto Commit- tee 4: Nominating Committee 2. Interests: Twentieth Century Catholic Club, dancing, swim- ming, tennis, knitting. Future: Manhattanville. CARI. BURTON CORMIER Burt 21 Division St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Track Il, Basketball 2, 3: Valley! ball fl, 3. Interests: Roller skate ing, roller hockey, swimming. Future: Medical School. CLARISSE AUBORE CORMIER 232 Court St. College Scientific. Activities: Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Twentieth Century Club, Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y, bowl- ing, dancing, tennis. Future: Sec- retary. EDWARD CASIMIR COUBLE Eddy 163 Ames St. College Scientific, Activities: Golf 3: Baseball Hockey 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2. Interests: Sports, C.Y.O., Knights of Lithuania. GORDON LEWIS COULTER Red 79 Myrtle St. Technical. Activities: Yearbook staff 4. Interests: Photography, Delvfolay. Future: Wentworth. SYLVIA ANN COURTEMANCHE 221 Plain St. Hospital Training. Activities: Base ketball 2: Volleyball 2: Bodmin, ton 4: Softball 2: Library Moni- tor 2: A Cappella Choir 2. Inter- ests: Iunior Soclality St. Mar- garet's, softball team, swimming, Future: Catherine Laboure School of Nursing. 6.3 5 1 'r Zf 3 ,qw . 1 if s , ,Y gtg 1 MAUREEN ANN CRAHAN Reen 365 Moraine St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 47 Library Monitor lg Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Ladies' Sodal- ity, lunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, tennis, swimming, badminton. Future: Catherine La- boure School of Nursing. NATALIE MARIE CREEDEN Nat 321 Boylston St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Class Officer: Iunior Usher: A Cappella Choir. Interests: Presi- dent Iunior Twentieth Century Club. Future: Williams School. IANET MARIORIE CRIMMINS lon 103 Walnut St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor 4: Class Play Usher 4: Retail Selling 3. Interests: Roller skating, dancing, swimming, bowling, Twentieth Century Cath- olic Club. Future: Williams School. CLAIRE MARIE CROCKER G Elmer St. Hospital Training. Activities: Bits- ketball 2, 3: Volleyball 3: Swint- ming 2, 3: Bowling: Dramatic Club 2: Class Gift Committee 3. Interests: Roller skating, danc- ing, football, basketball. Future: Nurse's Training. EDWARD IOSEPH CROWLEY Eddie Ice 261 Boylston St. General. Activities: H1-Y: Dues Collector: Band 2, 3, 4 Interests: Football, basketball, church ac- tivities, swimming, music. Fu ture: Stonehill Colle-qc. PRISCILLA MARY CRUISE Pot 87 Florence St. General. Activities: Basketball 2 3: Badminton 4: Brocktonia' Collector 4: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Basketball, tennis Twentieth Century Club, C.Y.O., swimming, dancing. Future: Nurses Training. MARYLES IEANNE CUNNINGI-IAM Tex 8 Tremont St. : 1. Art A ',', -si 4 -I Toll. yr- :ll ' +2 F rcirt. t.'f-': 'xxx ' ' t'5:Z.:: Hizsfi -, ::,t::.: 'ORF 'I :.-3 5' t 'II0' N tl Future: . 1 mf :filer 'rf ' 'all-4 14, IOHN ARTHUR DADAK lack 18 Beer St. 1- 1, I, 'Z ':. Arts. Afivtt:-'-5: 'i1le','rr':ll i, 4 Baattnnton :'it1'3'1Ql I 3 4' S'.-.'::n:t1tnCr 2. nf':f,:1ts:llorseE,.r3l:rtd1n,r,r:ller K'Il.!l'I, drnon :, udo. Future: :,tttte1'rtal bn turner. ELAINE DANIELS Danny 68 Thurber Ave. l-lisp 'rl 'l'rt::n,rt'r At:1.'.'1!:es: Ears' etl:1l1 Q, 3 4: Volleyball T, 3' lzelti Hfk-11.1 4' Lrtn'. rt:C Rluz: 3 Vlrss Play Ctzrttzrtttttjc ufC','lC'OflIfIM Cillf-t:tor 3' A 'Z -lf: ll-lFl lI 1. lntervistsi CZ- r gn Ranbcu-.' G:rl:, rzguszc, ft ry: l ll ,ll'iI llurse, HELEN ANNE DANIELS 76 Richmond St. V, l.,lL'rIl Arts, Af3'.'J,'Lt,:i: 'sill -Q Vollvfball 3, 4 Q- Qaittttg :k'r'.r:'5, rza- ...r:, l'tlI.LAf 'I ,-.'e:',T.e-flu 't Lflub Future' MARILYN ANN DAVIS 'Merry 133 Leach Ave. -- 2- t . rt Ar? A:'.v,t:-sz I '1'1f75'PtA23,ftJfz.I .V lil'-I-,L ': 311' : Plz.: Rf! FHL'-' Eg J ROBERT DAVIS 'Bob 50 Wilmington St. r fl I t 'E S . Q nts tl. r I I W., I ' A nf- rsr- uv CATHERINE ANN DAYLOR I4 Crescent Ave. Cvllezgo Lrberczl Arts. Acttvrttes: EfI.4l'C6'lb rll Q, 3, 4: Badmrnton 3: Ques Collector ZA Class Play Usher 4. lnferests: Sports, danc- .na C,Y.Q. lunior Twentieth !e'tur Uatltcltc Club. Future: It y Ett.::t'xrtuel Collette. - DOROTHEA DAYOS Dot 225 Belmont Ave. Collt-ge Lrbcral Arts. Acttvttresz Bxskwtball T, 3, 4, Volleyball .T 3' Fteld Hockey 3, 4: Softball 1' Swrtntntng 2: Class Play 47 A Cappella Cltogr 2. Interests: M rxds ot Atl1ens,RaCkne,ChurCh oltotr, bowrrnq, rr:us:C, football fgcrnms. Future: Stnttnons College. IUNE ROSE DELANEY I-'reckles or Red 24 Russell Rd. Collette Lrberal Arts. Actrvrtrest Basketball fl, 3, 4: Volleyball 7, 3, 4' Fxeld Horlcey 3, 4 tCap4 ta.n Pl' Grrls' Syorts Counctl 3, 4' llo:nLn,rttrta Cornztut ee 3. In- terests: Rockne, CY O., Chee-rtnq at footbwli arrnes tv 'mo sports. Future: Chandler Secretarral S l l ELAINE R. DELLA VOLPE Della 21 Somerset Pl. Cofleae SClf'IIlll ti Acttvrtzesz Bas kf-fbrll 7, 3 4 Volleyball 2, 3. 4 ttrartarnl Feld Hockey 3, 4' E rarrprzton 4' Fottb rll fl 3: Grrls' Sports Courml 3, 4 Rtnq Com- :r.:t'ee 3, 4- Cffals Play Usher 4, Irxtferrtstsz Flofkrze C.Y,O. Future: '.lrtde .Cl1d. CAROL LEE DENSON 3l3 Quincy St. - -nf-rtrl. At't.v1t1es: Basketball 4' Vollejvirill 'i' Erdrnxntcn 4: Fftxaezz' xfourzt. 3' llomrnfrttnfl 'ttrrrrttffee 4 'f-ljilfi G:tt Cornmxt- ' ln'e7e:a-Q- Q:.'.'::ntntna, :ce . z'::t: rirzr :s1:.l:::a, bowl- .: l'x'L'llfv'- 1 1, IRENE VIRGINIA DE PAUL Ginny 6 Williams Court ' fe :f lhfrfrl Ar's Aft v:t es: 'z':Z:1 ffor:.ri. Pee Q' A Cat Sho.: f lrveresfsz Bowl- :rs-'-ra,l, '.f.'restl,na, tennrs, .:. : Fufurtfi H xrdfesfer. ROBERT F. DICKIE Blackie 9 Division St. Teachers College. Activities: Hockey: Volleyball: Band: Or- chestra. Future: Business Ad- ministration. ANN L. DI GIANO Digee 94 Ferris Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3: Volleyball 3: Brock- tonia Staff 2, 3, 45 lunior Usher 3: Dramatic Club 2: Class Play Committee 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 35 Motto Committee 4: Nom- inating Committee 4: Part Time Worker 4: A Cappella Choir 2. Interests: St. Margaret's Iunior Sodality, Honorary Membership in Woman's Club, dancing, soft- ball, swimming. Future: Secre- tary. IULIA ELLEN DOCKERY Iudy 20 Thornell Pl. Teachers College. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Horseback rid- ing, piano, tennis, ping-pong, sailing, boating, skating, skiing, reading, St. Margaret's Iunior Sodality. Future: Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. CARLENE ELLEN DODD I9 Morse Ave. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3: Field Hockey 4: Badminton 4: Brocktonia Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Iunior Usher 3: Dramatic Club 2, 4: Class Play Committee 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Nom- inating Committee 4: Girls' State Representative Alternate 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. Interests: Music, dancing, Rainbow Girls, driving. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. GRACE MARIE DOHERTY Gracie 63 La Foye St. Commercial. Activities: Field Hockey 45 Badminton 45 Retail Selling 4. Interests: Roller skat- ing, horseback riding, swim- ming, basketball, tennis, danc- ing, Member of Y.W,C,A. Future: Secretary. CLAIRE MARIAN DONDI I3 Brides Ct. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 35 Field Hockey 3, 4: Softball 2: Swimming 2: Student Council 3: Brocktonia Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Play Committee 4. Interests: Rockne, dancing, music, sports, Anita Garibaldi lr. Lodge, No. 6. Future: U. S. Waves. ' .---. ,+- if f , .. Y f , ?:L'4Q.,,a Q -. VR I ,..,. .9 l .Q fslf 1 'gt , 'z-wif-' Y 2 v3f Jfifif 42: , t 'ff -., A-2.,Q.--i' -- t X PATRICIA IANE DONOHUE Putty I6 Saunders St. Commercial. Activities: Swim- ming: Part Time Worker 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, C.Y.O. of St. Colman's, dancing, skating. Future: Bookkeeper. PATRICIA MARY DONOVAN Cookie 29 Skinner St. Commercial. Interests: Bowling, dancing, music, swimming. sports, lunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, C.Y.O. Future: U. S. Waves. PHYLLIS FAITH DOYLE Faitl'iie 15 North Leyden St. Commercial. Activities: Part Time Worker 4. Interests: Dancing, roller skating, bowling, church choir, corresponding secretary of Senior Pilgrim Fellowship of South Congregational Church, Rainbow Girls, Y.VV.C.A. Future: Bookkeeper ROLAND RICHARD DUFF Ronnie Sl Sylvester St. Technical. Activities: Intramural Volleyball 3: Retail Selling. ln- terests: C.Y.O., fishing, football, baseball, hunting. Future: Un- decided. ALFRED IOSEPI-I DURAND, IR. Buddy Z1 Bigney Ave. Technical. Activities: Student Council fl. Future: Radio En- gineer TREASA DURSO Terry 380 Center St. Hospital Training. Activities: Bas- ketball 2: Dues Collector 2, In- terests: lunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, C.Y.O., skating. dancing, bowling. Future: Bos- ton School of Attendant Nursing. ALLAN DUSHMAN Dush 5 Arlington St. Qfll-.-.re S:f.:...f.5. A:!.'.'.'-is: ln- rzzzur 11 Ezsketbrxll f 3, -1' ln- :.u:rl Yell-:'.'b':ll 3 -1 lui.- .lsir -' lzztrrewsz Y.l.f IIA. rti: llrnvtg-:stty ot RICHARD THOMAS DUTRA Dickie 22 Allen St. iftzmr il Future: Army Air Force. IEAN LOIS DYER Ieanne 54 Richmond St. Hogg fai'I'r'1.n.r1t7.ACtzv1t.e51Bas' Pcetrall I 3 -4- Volleyball T, 3, -I Fzf-ld Hockey 3, 4: Hadrmnton 4 Swtrttmrnw T' Gtrls' Sports Cirilflfll 3. Student Ctzmtrl 3' f.fo:': Ccz:.zr:xt'fe -Z. Interests: Rfwflcrte Club s'.-.'.1t1tr.:n3, slcirnfi, a'::1:rnq, roller skrtxnl. Order ot the Rrznboz-.' for Girls. Future: A.rvl..ne Tr1.n.n7 Sfhorl. DOROTHY ELAINE EASTON Dot 500 Court St. 3-'-nerrl. A- t flfii I5 zsketball Q' lleyb1lI 1 3 -1 F111dfn2CiurL- ' Q1 Cl :ss Pliry 'Ish-'-r F lr:- f-if s: funor 'I .-.'en':e'h C-1n'vzr',' .'.:'?.tf1Q' Lflxxl: Co::z::.:'tee a' The Y.':'.' CA. C.Y.O.. swtzrirrxinil, 1 Q:f:5:f::1 :II dz:.'1r1':. lruturu: Tel- - 1l.Cf.'F' Ctr eratir LOIS ARLENE ECKSTROM 58 Edson St. llirg 3 :1'l':1:.:1gr.7 .-3. sf: F ',.:.7 r, 'Q E124 ' 7 ...f'e: ' if-fi- r':.1 KZ'iTI..Z1'iI. K at flew E::r.tr.t:': ALLAN DAVID EDWARDS Al 21 Snell St. ' Z 'C 1 ., ,Y 2 'I I.. I .-5.3 E8 N Qi- 3- L . Z 4 i, 5 I lt cry 1 I . I WILLIAM HERBERT EMERY Bill 30 Sycamore St. General. Actrvttzes: Cross Coun- try 2: Intramural Volleyball 2 Interests: Sports and dances. Fug ture: Navy. RICHARD PAUL ENGLISH Dick S9 Martland Ave. Industrial Arts, Activities: Foot- ball 2: Track 2: Tumblmq 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3: Dues Collector 2. Interests: Sports and Dances. Future: Shoe Sales- man. IOHN AUSTIN ENNIS 4 lack 364 Center St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Track 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Nominating Committee 2. Interests: Sports. tishtnq, butldtna model arr- plfmos. Future: Machinist. IAMES ALFRED ERICKSON lim 40 West St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Golf L' Cross Country 2, 3. 4: Intra- mural Basketball 2. Interests: Sgorts. Future: Restaurant Bust- ness. ROBERT WALTER ERICKSON Ioe ll Menlo Ave. Industrt tl A:'s. Future: Bustness Q,.:,sO1 .,..t.. EDWARD WILSON FAY 'Big Ed 125 Pleasant St. zciustrzal Arts. Act vires: Track :' lntrf::rtur'zl fi. Interests: l3a:1kotbaIl, hockey, football, m-.-ftmq. Future: Undecided. FRANCIS FINNEGAN Brother 185 Dover St College Liberal Arts. Activities: Volleyball 3. Interests: Shooting. Future: College. BARBARA ANN FISHER Barb 336 Quincy St. Commercial. Activities: Badmin ton 4. Interests: Swimming, skat ing, dancing. Future: Secretary. DONALD ELMER FISHER Don 224 Howard St. General. Activities: Football 3, Brocktonia Staff 4, Retail Sell- ing. Interests: Swimming, base- ball. Future: Wentworth. MARK FRANCIS FITZMAURICE Muck 22 Grunt Ave. General. Interests: Hunting, swimming. Future: Undecided. ICI-IN PATRICK FITZPATRICK Iackie I6 Reed St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Class Off'cer 3, 4: Brock- tonia Staff 4: Iunior Usher: Nominating Committee ff. Future: Holy Cross. PAUL MICHAEL FORD Paul 26 Carl Ave. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Interests: All sports, music. Future: George- IOWI1. ? G9 GERARD MAURICE FOREST jerry 2 Rochelle St College Scientific. Future: Col lege. ANN MARGARET FORSBERG 442 Summer St. College Liberal Arts. Activities Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3 4: Class Officer 2, 3, 4-Vice President: Yearbook Staff 4: lun tor Usher 3: Ring Committee 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Sports, sailing, skiing. Fu- ture: College. ELAINE ANN FORTIER I2I Elliot St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 3p Class Play Usher 4. In- terests: Roller skating, dancing. Future: Secretary. CARL FRANCIS FOSSELLA Fran 40 Grove St. General. Activities: Football -1, Baseball 4. Interests: Hunting, fishing. Future: Undecided. GREGORY FRANCIS FOSSELLA Greg 27 Bernice Ave. College Scientific. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 17: Intramural Volleyball 3. Inter- ests: Baseball, swimming. Fu- ture: Architecture. ANNE MARIE FOSTER 73 Moraine St. Commercial. Activities: Swim- minq: Brocktonia 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 2: Part Time Worker 4: Brocktonia Editor 4. Inter- ests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, dancing, music, swimming, boating. Future: Newspaper Work, FRANCIS EVERETT FOSTER Frannie 86 Cary St. , Cnrnznercz xl Acf.'.'.:g-is: Lzcrdry Mfmtor f' NBICIRIOIII r Stull 3: A C13 gelltxfho r 3 I-lirlr. Chorus Q 3, -1. Interests: U. S. li rvrrl Reserve reddzn-1, Future: llivy :nc l.tr'.-.' Sch-.ol IEANNETTE ANN FROIO Twinny 20 Loucrait Ave. tfozrtrztercnl Actwrtnssz liues Col- levtir 4' 'Eroclctcn.'1 Collector 3' Class Gilt Comrruttee 3, Inter- fists: It :nr1n1, box-.-I.nf3. Future: F iretf1r1r.1llNQrl:. IEANINNE ANN FROIO 'l'winny 20 Loucraft Ave. CUlIllIl'fYf'lGl. Activities: Bwslcet- lvrll f' Brocl:tcn1d 4: Clrss Pliy Usher 4. Interests: Dprrrclrm, b1::.-sling, :ce sk rtrn-3, roller skot- .:m. FLIILIIEI SE ','I'f'lGIlCIl Vfork, CHARLES FRUZZETTI Charlie 273 Grove St. Cen-?r':l AC1r'.':t.es: Eflnd fl, 3 4. fr:'er.f.gfg: I-i1rr:7:n1,frsh:n'7, swzrrt- rnzn 1, lx-zskfgtbrrll, Iootboll. Fu- 'urrrz flfxvy. IOSEPH PAUL FULGINITI Ioe 7 Thorney Lea Terrace iezifrfz.. Aif,v:t.f-5: E'1s-'-hzll f ' -Q Iolcrtkig' ? 4' ll'1'Yf'ZZIlI.lI'Tl 5:13:11 'I 3.l f 'z -2' '.-'ollejrbill A l:.z:re:r' F '.-.'l.r1: 'zrzd 5' ::. r. 1 Liv. llrfi- firlnd. ANN MARIE FURFARO Fifi 594 Montello St. '-. l !'r':lf .y l'::.gC ..-,tr 'Pg in 19:- hp' 70 Q. fi 5.x VIOLA IEAN GAREIS Vi 142 West St. A Cippellcr Choir 2. Future: Kotherzne Gibbs. EDWARD ALBERT GEILEAR Little Pierre I7 lackson St. Industrrol Arts. Acttvrttesz Foot- rmll 2, Interests: Rifle Irrrnq, Na- tronol Gudrd, hunttnq, Iishrnq, drrvtnq prdcttce tor rcrcrnq. Fu- ture: Undecided. EVALYN GEILICI-I Evie 563 West Elm St. College Lrbercxl Arts, Acttvrtiesx Volleyball 2, 3, 47 Badminton 4: Yedroook Start! 4: Christmas Poqeont 2, 3, 4: Dues Collector 3, 4: Brockton1d Collector T- Blind Q, 3, 4: Orchestra 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Mosts and Bests Committee 4. Interests: Sknnq, music, horseback rrdmq, Temple Youth Group, Y.W.H.A. Future: VVellesley College. ANN RUTH GIBBS Tootie I8 Washburn Ave. Household Arts. Activities: Bos' l-zetbill 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3: Motto Committee 47 Brockton1cr Collector 43 Class Ploy Usher 45 A Coy-rf-ello Chotr 3. Interests: lfxncrnq. Future: Undecided. NATALIE ANN GIFFORD Nut 135 Copeland Sl. Tv5GFllz IS tfollc-qv Interests: Young People-'s Fellowship, roller fkdtlnq, dfrncxnfg. Future: Perry Ktnderqtrrton School. GERALDINE ALICE GILLETTE Gerry 108 Hawley St. 'o::.r::erc'i'rl. Act.v1t es: Ye irbrok ? 'rtf 4. Future: Undecided. Collefge Ltbeml Arts. Activities: GOLDIE MABEL GINGRAS Dolly 42 Nickerson St. Household Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Softball. Interests: Ice skating, Future: Undecided. EDA CLARA GIOVOANELLO Oogie 21 Stillman Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 35 Volleyball 33 Field Hockey 45 Badminton 51, Nom- inating Committee, BroCktonia Collector: Library Monitor fl. In- terests: Tau Beta Chi Club. Fu- ture: Secretary. ALLAN PRIMO GIOVANNINI 29 Tripp Ave. College Scientitic.Act1v1t1es: Football 2: Track 2, 33 Volley- ball 2, 3. Future: Undecided. GEORGE IOSEPI-I GIROUARD 42 Melrose Ave. Industrial Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball 25 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Volleyball. Interests: Roller skat- ing, baseball, bowling, Navy Re- serves, Garde d'I-Ionneur. Fu- ture: Navy. CONSTANCE MARIE GOMES Connie 53 Tabor Ave Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 3, 4. Interests: Dancing bowling, skating, swimming. Fu ture: Telephone Operator. ELAINE GOTSHALK 25 Erie Ave. College Liberal Arts. Activities Brocktonia Collector 2, 4. In terests: Club '52, bowling, swim- ming. Future: Laboratory Tech nician. lit 5. .. QF? ' it X 3? i aut: - ': ' .- X , I .gf 7l WILLIAM EDWARD GOVONI Billy 34 Wendell Ave. General. Activities: Volleyball 'Ip Student Manager of Football Team 2, 3, 4. Future: Undecided. FRANCINE STEPHANIE GROSS Frannie 72 North Montello St. College Liberal Arts. Aetivittesz Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball fi, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 47 Bad- minton 4, Softball 3, Brock- IOIIICIH Staff 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Class Play 4: Mosts and Bests Committee 4. Interests: Dancing, knitting, swimming, Chairman of enter- tainment ot the Twentieth Cen- tury Club. Future: Teaeher. BARBARA ETHEL GROSSO Barbie 103 North Warren Ave. Coniniercial. Activities: Yearbook Staff. Interests: Dancing, skat- inq, softball, baseball, swim- ming, volleyball, Anita Gari- baldi Ir. Lodge No. 6, basket- ball, tennis. Future: Bookkeeper. EVELYN MARIE GUNDBERG Evie 39 Clinton St. Commercial. Activities: Part Time Worker 4: Girls' Glee Club C. In- terests: Bowling, dancing, roller skatina, tennis. Future: Seftr- - tary. BERTHA GENEVIEVE GUTAUSKAS Bert 29 Merton St. College I.1ber-il Arts. Activities: Basketball LT, 3: Nominating Com- mittee. Interests: Bowling, skat- ing, dancing, Church choir, Girls' Sodality, tennis, knitting, rook- ina. Futurr: Laboratory Tech- TIICIIIII, CAROLYN MAE HALL Carol 326 Pearl St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor 2, Brocktoma Stott 4j Class Play Committee 47 A Cap- bella Choir 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, Interests: Roller skating, danc- ing, swimming. Future: Otfire Work. RICHARD ELLIS HALL Dick 230 Keith Ave. Ext. 1- :ft ' x 5: P lfl1V l :l -2 l'::z..Lf I lhlllltl .4 te.-tu' L .: ': 11. lw::w1f ' 13- :' ll:- Z .3+.:,'Q'1:.te HAROLD HARTWELL HALLAMORE, IR. 24 North Byron Ave. Rez. r 11. Ac::'.':5nf-S: Forth :ll Q' tt':t:::.t1rtlE':5Q1fi1'.11l f j :gag - :ul ,Q :Il VO.leQ.'ka1lQ Q 'E' MIXE- ::. , nl l:.'f1 -,-, Sitter S1105 1:1 l 1 1!-'-: :.deg1f:f,Qi. IOHN HAMELBURG 'Iackie 230 Howard St. 1:5-:il .fait.'.'.tf5: Fe 151111 3, Trigg ., 4 l:t1e:f:1'::kFfi'L1- all, :.,,:l:-ey' EZEICGHQ . T139- zll, Lv.-.':r:.rzt.nz. Pu'u:e: Bust- LIDA HELEN HANNA 'Helen 286 North Main St lD,l:- ll Ii .5-.Zig f:1tetf.'::: ll 'z' F st Fz1:'.L:l.r1 I1-v':1 'jgrt L zzflt .7'.r': I rf-3:1 Eflrlet IAMES PATRICK HANNON 'Iim 642 Montello St. ,1-.....p.. -, V, CLAUDETTE ANNA HANSEN 'Kitty 470 Ash St. 1'ffI 1 v'If . FQ 3 I X - 1 in :Ax AA ROBERT MAL HARTWELI. Bob 40 Everett St. Qo::.z::f'rC:f1l, Avttvittefli Volley- bxll 3' Lzlvrciry Monitor 2: Band f, 3 -1' Orchestra 4. Interests: Sk itzntg liowlinq, danmnq, mu :-.vi Future: Navy. BETTY IEAN HARWOOD Bet 27 Franklin St. t,'o11.:t1erC1f,1l. Activities: Basket- bill .' llramattc Club 2: Nom- :n xtmq Committee 2: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Roller skating, S'.'.'llIIl1lllllI. future: Womerfs Air l'ort-et. GEORGE LAURIE HATCH Laurie 160 Brookside Ave. Cfllfirge Sc:ent:t1C.ACtxv1t1es: Gift f' fl, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Qiltzss Play 4: Christmas Pageant 4 Orchestri 2. Interests: Golf, hockey, bowling. Future: Unde- Sided. FREDERICK HAROLD HAYWARD Teddy ll Cushing Ave. tj ll- 'le Scnenttlic. Actrvittesz H1151-zs,-tlvrll fi, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Irv: :mural llafl-cetlvall 3: Volley- ball ll, 3: Class President 2, 3, -Z' Studenf Council 2, 3. 4: 'BrQtcktori,cr Stfxtt 4: Christmas Ptzyant -4- Rznq Committee 4: floats tmd Bests Committee 4: t5':nma:.nq Commtttee 4. Inter- f-ns: Biskcthall, baseball. Fu- un: Tufts Cells-gc. ROBERT GILBERT HEALY Bob 126 Edson St. null-'gf-5Tt1e1rtt1t1c.Activities: ll zfkethall II, lrreresstsz Base- : 111, ti1t:::ll, ltfiskc-tlvall. Future: Qin-::a,t51l lQ:15.ri-er-rtrifx, BARBARA THERESA HEBSHIE Barb 30 Elliot St. 'iz1.::.-,:1: :L l:.tf-rcffsr Roller Eziztnig, s'.'.'::rlxt't:r1q, football, Fu- '-ez Self!-' ' wry. ARLENE GLORIA HEMENWAY Lee 27 Howard SI. Household Arts. Interests: Rain- bow for Girls, choir, art school. Future: Interior Decorator. ROLAND ERLAND HERMANSON Herme 352 East St. General. Activities: Football 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Interchurch basketball, baseball. Future: Armed Forces. FREDERICK LEO HICKEY Big Fred 368 Pleasant St. College Scientific. Activities: Track 3: Cross Country 3, 4: Volleyball 3: Class Play 4, Fu- ture: Undecided. BEVERLY ANN HIGGINS Bev 54 Henry St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3: Student Council 3, 4: Dues Collector 3: Part Time 4. Interests: Sports, piano, dancing, Y-Club, roller skating, choir. Fu- ture: Bentley School of Account- ing and Bookkeeping. HAROLD WEBSTER HILL Harry 135 Forest Ave. Technical. Activities: Basketball l: Band 2. Future: Navy or Col- lege. ANN LOHRAINE HILLIARD Chicky 22 Snow St. Household Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball 2: Volleyball 3: Dues Collector 4: Mosts and Bests Committee 4: Brocktonia Col- lector 3: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Bowling, Treasurer of Young People at church, singing, skating, Woman's Club of Brock- ton. Future: School. 1 maui Y 99 79 Q IAMES IOSEPH HOLLAND lim 1588 Main St. College Scientific. Activities: Stagecraft Staff 4. Future: U. S. Coast Guard. MEREDITH HOLMES Merry 249 Hillberg Ave. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Student Council 2: Christmas Pageant 4: Constitution Commit- tee TY, Brocl-:tonia Committee T: A Cappella Choir f', 4. Inter- ests: Pilgrim Fellowship, Youth Council, church choir, Rainbow, music, reading, swimming, Fu- ture: Williams Secretarial School. ROBERT WALDEMAR HOLTON, IR. Bob 162 Grafton St. General. Activities: Volleyball 2, 3: Band S, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4: Galloneerf: 2, 3, 4: Retailing Selling. Interests: Church organ playing, instrumental work, quartet sinaing, basketball, church choir, stock cars, photo- graphy. Fv1ture:Colle7e of Music. DANIEL WALDO HOWARD 316 Prospect St. General. Activities: Stagecraft Staif 2, 3, 4: Band S, 3, 4 LM Sgt. Section Leaderl. Interests: Me- chanics. Future: U S. Army. NANCY ELLEN HOWELL Nan 14 Plymouth Pl. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 7, 4: Swimming 3. Interests: Roller skating, dancing, church clubs, bowling, swininnng. Fu- ture: Buszress School ROBERT WINFIELD HUNTER Bob 266 Market St. General. Activities: Volleyball 35 Brockton1a Collector ff, Inter- ests: Golf, basketball, hunting. Future: Retailing. HENRY STIRLING INGRAM Stirling ll Elmside Rd. rxf: ' ' .n. I LAURA PEARL IACKSON Iacky 69 Adams St. i I 1 '. r- P1 -1' ' -4 l- Vi' 1 I I 1:' , l:.'f-1 .- . r ' fum . I '. wiv.. '1:1I ' Z.: l'1'.t '. v.. - V ROBERT FRANKLIN IAMES Bob 91 Tilton Ave. In . ri .ff.f'.'t'1i l 'f-vpv . . V l I GORDON IEZARD 28 Galen St. DOROTHY LOUISE IOHNSON 'Dottie 820 Warren Ave. PHYLLIS BEVERLY IOHNSON Phyl 901 Crescent St. .2 4. - . Im il., 'Vt iv: 41,1 4 A I 6' 3 A dn as Lf if' RUSSELL FULTON JONES Russie 273 Summer St 'lnf'VllYllf'1l lim if-f-ts: R-Lsmq nib bm: cmd ll'1llll5l9IES, lmxitiriqlisli I1-'J l'11Iu1r: Navy SHIRLEY LOUISE IUNIOR Shirl 738 Montello St. ll Df5I :Nil 'l'1 iiiwrlfx Af't1v'l1r-fa: Hug. lQf'TE'Ill . Vullr-ylgfyll If Bj 34,11 Milf, FT'.f.'1rm:'i:ifq f' lllltlftl llfilu- r ', lim-1151-11.: llllllVvI 'lmwr-nm-il: L,wutvir',' Llxrlwliv kflulw, rluiiviim, ul, zxllifwi, l'l!lllL'll Forltxlxty. llll turf-i I?-firfton L'11y l'lfWS1'1lrXl Sfll Htl mf l'i11r r11 MARTIN KAHAIYAN Marty 50 Clifton Ave. l: rlu1,fr,lzf fmt: fsf11'.'tLv5t Vi lr It ybcmll if 4 l1:1vi1g:2vf': Hvrsnlwxrk rwl111l,:, lfzslc-'l':ll,ll2hmf1, 3'v'.'ll'll- ':..n'1 lmx:. r:f i' '.-.'lll1'1. l'L11i1rf-: l'11s1.+s1, BEVERLY ANN KANE Bev 103 Kenelworth Ave. L zz.: 11l.:. 13.-X .'.'1f: l'-.I.'lTv !f I zll, l1.il..: Tlriu- r I wm:w.lni.- ,l1:r. fx ':gpill!k'l11r.' 1 filllf Cl- I- Milllli f' lm-if-1xw R :,r.: G.rl:', CL: :T.rw1, l11p.i:rl :ml 1 ri,:zw.1u:. I-ll nw: L Q- V. VIRGINIA RUTH KAPLAN Ginny 45 Sheridan St. ':.:w1l 1. ,Q .'.1...v'lix1.1:y .VY ,i zyiitiili if I hm' will 'ml l .1 '1 loin: ,rI.f1g. LI V 1'.'.'.lT.Tl. l.'I I I1 1, rr VIII lwn fr: 5 I' 1. .:.- ,. LAURA STEWART KARLSON Laurie 157 Summer St. IU z- ' r :I Aff. A I-.um ai j I Z 1.-,.,,,.,. ,,,-V , ,l..,T.1'i 1 l 9 WILLIAM FRANCIS KEEFE Bill 121 Cherry St. College Liberal Arts. Interests: Radio repairing. Future: Navy. BARBARA ANN KEIZER Babs 35 Hunt St. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, swimming, bowling, Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club. Fu- ture: Undecided. IAMES EDWARD KELLEHER Iimm.ie 33 Tripp Ave. Commercial. Activities: Retail Selling 3, 4. Interests: Popular music, dancing, roller skating, baseball, bowling, hockey, Holy Name Society. Future: United States Armed Forces. RICHARD CHARLES KELLEY Dick I2 Connnecticut Place General. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, Iunior Usher: A Cappella Choir 3: Male Chorus 2, Inter- ests: Bowling, baseball, fishing. Future: Colleae. CAROL ELIZABETH KENNEY 45 Holmes St. Teachers College. Activities: Vol- leyball 37 Iunior Usher 3. Inter- ests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, dancing. Future: Regis College. MARY ANNE KENT 44 Snell St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 4: Iunior Usher. Interests: Swim- ming, skating, music, reading, driving. Future: Regis College. IOHN FREDERICK KENYON Freddie 22 Lantern Lane General. Interests: Fishing, hunt- ing, baseball. Future: Undecided. BARBARA ANN KERWIN Barbie 285 Green St. Hospital Training, Activities: L1- brfiry Monitor 2, 3, 47 Stagecratt Staff 3, 4: Dues Collector '27 'Brocktoniau Collector 2, 3. In- terests: Young Peoples Trinity Baptist. Future: Nursing. IOYCE ANTOINETTE KIBART Io 120 Market St. Hospital Training. Activities: Bad- minton 4, lVlo'to Coniinittee 4, Class Gift Committee 3: A Cap- pella Choir 2. Interests: Sports, music, dancing, reading, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Church Sodfility. Future: Nurs- ing. CHRISTINE THERESA KIRKER Chris ll Frost Ave, Conimercifil. Activities: Basket- ball 3, Hi-Y 3, 45 Part Time Worker, Interests Iunior Twen- tieth Century Club, howling, baseball, cooking. Future: Stein' igiar her. EDWARD IOSEPH KOWALSKI Ed 12 Lyman St. Commercial, Interests: Hunting, fishing. Future: Undecided JOHN ROBERT KUPLAST Kup 71 Warren Ave. General. Future: U. S. Marines. F1:kvf111,1 -1 11111 1: U:,1:r:' V 1 111-1.11.1 .' -Z H1 '1' , 'Z 1.'.vv-FZ.,-5. C1i:.?T 1:1ff1:1,ts: f .:.: F1: 11-e Fl- 1: X23 13,14 IANET LORRAINE LGBONTE lan 113 Riverview St. 1' '1::.z3.1f-'1' 11 A1 :'.'1t.1-:ai B131-:et I1I.1.1 13':d1:,:i r1 11511111 11,111 '1'1f:.:1., :-11 -1 A 1'1i:1g1f111 1f11'1: 111'-11: sts' 1111 1111 rf' 1211121 1111 .1'.-.'.1:1r.1.111 1011- r . k1'1111: Tu-.'P11'11Y111'P11 ::',' :f111-11 A 'j11l1' 1 1'11:f1 Swv rj: CAROLE ANN LADD 557 Ash St. 1 1-1 '1 :. 1'11'7.'.'111:.' .I'.'I 1 .ag .j1i1e F,t'. ,1.':1t 4 F :rf T 1 -5 111'.-wi. 'P 'Tx-:-111.p'i3 1 ROGER GEORGE LaBARRE 453 North Montello St. ... V., 1 X rv-.Q .-:.1:f:, rx, 1-.1 ':fr, ' 1.1 : Lui '.t ' '.:1: :'1-'-1' RAYMOND ERNEST LAGARDE Ray 381 Centre St. 1QHA: . ' 'I ' 1. a K' - .ms 1 i mg RICHARD CUTTER LAING Dick 62 Malvern Rd. l..,.. ... '-,. : .11 VJ ' I r11lj' N I fp. ROBERT VINCENT I.aRUE x Bob I6 Parker St. I-'W?': X S 4 lvl. 6 5 ,rv .C FELIX IOSEPH LEDOUX, IR. Lefty-lee 44 Provost St. 1nc'111s1r1-11 Alli'-. 1111011-sts: Hunt- mcy, 1191111111 C,Y.O,, lmtbrod cars, Garde U1 Ho11111f11r, dancznq, roller 3k'I1lYl'7, Nf1v111 Rvservvs. Future: Mi'-r'11 111112. BARBARA LOUISE LEGGETT Barb 169 Perkins Ave. 1'1os111Vr11T11111111111 A1 1v111f111:Bn1:.f 1401131111 2, 3, 45 1:19161 1 1f,1L'k0y 3g Softball 3' 5:11151 35161113 Cmm C11 T, -1: FJUIIIIIIKIIIIIQ tI111111111tte111 2. 1:1tr:1fa:'1::: 11. S1,1c11111ty, Rfuwknr-, '1'wF-11119111 Cl-'r1I11ry Qif'l11IO1If' Qf1u1y 1'1f,1sF-131311, lwxskmbfxll, 1oot1J1111, dIIYI'f1fI'j, bowlmq. 1111111141: 13111111117 '.-H1101 511110 TPQCI11'-15 C0110 11-. ROCHELLE CAROL LEVINE Shelley 196 Ash St. Cc111111e-r1'1111. A1i11v1111:1: 1511f1111111 T011 47 13rC1ckt1i111u Stuff Q, 3, -1? Yewrnock 511111 -3, MBIO'Tk1C Il14IM Cf'11ef51f11 ff: C1155 C111 C'O1IlII111 iff' 1. 1r1'r21fS1::: Arvlmry, te111111:4, r11d111111r1 Il 17111 Fx1?11rc-: 11111111111 LSI! MARCIA LINDSAY 63 Rockland St. 1,1,111L11f1 11111111 Arts A17-1.v1r1r-:tx 1i1f:--111 , f, 1, - 11.7 1:1 :': F11r11111111Q11 11: Vo11ey111111 F, -1 SI 1 1 11 rs 1 v111f31U FkIIl.I!Q, V1111111 1 1111r111u -wr Qwn. T: 11.41111-rf' 11111111115 ..1. ., 1 1 .1 . CLAIRE MAE LINEHAN Linny 147 Forest St. 1111. J, -1, .,'.-.'11:1!11..1: . PIII Tux.-' '.'.7f I1ll 1 1:.'wrf'-: :i1 111111-11111 1'C'.-.'1.1.i: :.'.-.'1'11:11111 : 1Y'111V'I P11111 111: 1-cn111111: 11,11 1' 1-11'l1I4'I'l1I 1111 1 1'1-iff! CONSTANCE ELEANOR LITTLEFIELD Connie 21 Sycamore Ave. 1 4 1' E , ' , 'V - 4lif' 5 1-1lf'1f1 Htflz- 3' F S111dr1r1t 1101111 1' 1 1'1111111'11 I 11111-1 '1' 11 1 --'1'11 ....11 . BARBARA ANN LINDQUIST Linky 765 Warren Ave. Commerctal. Interests: Danctng, roller skatmg, Ice skating, bowl- mg, softball, swrmmtng, St. Mar- garet's Iunior Sodalrty, Iuntor Twentreth Century Catholxc Club. Future: Secretartal Work. IOANNA LONERGAN lo 359 Crescent St. HosrutalTra1n1ng, Acttvtttesz lun- tor Usher 3. Interests: Swtmmtnq, photography. Future: Physio- therapy. MARGARET PATRICIA LONG Pat I2 Montgomery St. College Lxberal Arts. Acttvrtxesz Basketball Q, 3, 4: Volleyball IT, 3, 4: Freld Hockey 3, 4: Bad- uunton 4' Swrmrnrnq 2: Class Play Comrmttee 4. Interests: Iun- lor Twentteth Century Catholtc Club. Future: College. RICHARD DANIEL LONG Ace IOI Woodland Ave. College Sctent1t1c.Actrv1ttes: Cross Country 4: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball. Future: College. ROBERT CHARLES LOVERIN Charlie 58 Brett St. General. Acttvtttesz Football 2, 4: Basketball 4: Volleyball 3. Inter- ests: Basketball, baseball, toot- lcall, record hops, danctng, swun- rutng, Natxonal Guard. Future: Massachusetts Mtlrtary Academy. FRANCIS LYNCH Franny 48 Huntington St. Cornruerctal. Interests: Baseball, lootball, repatrtng cars. Future: Undemded. .Liga n --1... ,,.- I IWW' vc ,..v..v-v .-.4-'Vs . .-3 ., ,,. :AK ,V ' . ,4 Q i Q 'jgffseii-.SS 5 2 1. Z'n, . I ,. .pxf WI., 0 y. i 1' i wr E ,ifisxx a ' 4 if 2 5' 4 . zum., - '. 1 in .1 tl.. I fsxq, Q 1. V,i.,.:A. 'vi in-A 5 X . 77 RITA MARIE LYNN Reet 33 Winthrop St. Comuterctal. Interests: Roller skattng, danctng, collectrng ref:- ords, swrmmtng. Future: Atrltne Hostess. DENISE LEA LYONS 59 Woodside Ave. College Ltberal Arts, Acttvttresp Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 7, 3, 4' Fteld Hockey 3: Badnunton 4: Class Play Conuntttee 4, Cl'II'lSfIIlf1S Pageant 4: Mosts and Rests COIIIIIIIITCIC 4: Dues Col- lector 3: Class Play Usher 4, A Cappella Chotr 2. Interests: luntor Twentteth Century Cath- oltc Club. Future: Skidmore Col- leqo, DOUGLAS KENT McxcCONNELL Mac 27 Ellsworth St. Acttvtttesz l'BI'O'flClOIIltIH Stat! 4: H1-Y 3, 45 Chrlstruas Pageant 4: Rrng Commrttee 4: Retatl Selltng 4, Interests: Dancrng, swtrnnuna, bowltnq, basketball, rnusrc. Fu- ture: Navy ANN MAUREEN MacI ARI.ANE 94 Belmont Ave. Hosp tial 'I'ra.runa. ACt1v1t1es:Stu- dent Counctl T, Ltbrary Monttor T. Interests: Readtng, baduunton, ntustc, tournalrsm. Future: Nurse. Auxr KATHERINE Mzxcxruzs 210 Highland st. Colle-ae lube-rfrl Arts. Afttvtttrsi Basketball C, 4' Volleyb-Ill 3, 4 Softball 4' Class Play Coutuutf tee- 4' Fues Collefttir 4' Nouun- attna Cotnnuttee T C-'tnstttuttou Corurnrttee L' A Ctrl'-rella Chotr ff. Interests: Mamas .it Athens, Y.VV C.A., swuunttna, bofrttng. Future' 'Colby' College SUZANNE MacLEAN Sue 227 East Main St., Avon College Ltbertrl Arts. ACt1v1t.es: Basketball ff, 3, 4: Volleyball ff, 3, 4 Fteld Hockey 3, 4: Bad- mtnton 4 Softball 3, 4: Gtrls Sports Counctl 3, 4: Student Countirl 3, 4 tVtCe-Prestdent -il' Yearbook Statf 4: Drantattc Club 4: Class Play 4: Chrtstrnas Paa- errut 4' Dues Collector fl: Etna Cotutntttee' Rand 7, Ry A Crt' rtellfr Choir ff' Orchestra T' Frtit:kton1a Collector 3: Men: ber of Y.VV.C.A., VV1nner ot Na ttonal Poetry and Iissay Contest Interests: Mustc, prano arrang- mq, golf, badminton, charcoal drawrna. Future: Suuth College. lOYCE LOUISE MQCPHAIL Io 352 West Chestnut St. HAROLD EDWARD MADAN Hal 31 Brookside Ave. . 1 :FEIS . RUSSELL EDWARD MGDAN Russ 461 North Mcrin St DONALD LAWRENCE MAHONEY 'Moe 6 Mulberry St GERALD EUGENE MALONEY 'Gerry 32 Augustine Sl. IOAN MARIE MANDEVILLE 'Io' 42 North Manchester St. i G' 1 T7 i T' ,Af X. .I . BEATRICE RUTH MANNING 'Bea 89 Torrey Ave. lu.-. ., f-, H-tx.. .rm :lx fwf: ugrfltx of Rr: nlvow I fir.: 1 :ng lcu:'i:::: nw .-.1 t r lQlLlllI fI'f:-'l1C l LEO RAYMOND MANNING 10 Wellington Pl . . F , - . ,A , ., . I 5.'!,Illl lm! l-ivy llvl MARGARET ANNE MANSFIELD Rusty 52 Clarence St. SHIRLEY ANN MANSON 62 Greenwood Rd. ' ' I. .'-2 ' , ' 1 I -I st? Flxllvf A LOUIS IOSEPH MARCHEGIANO Sonny 168 Dover St. 7 L T ti 11.-1. .1 'yt 2.2 COURTNEY MARCONI C Sam 34 Ellsworth Ave IEAN LOUISE MARCOTTE 34 Huntress Ave. General. Acttvrttesz Basketball Ll, Class Play Usher 4. Interests: lunror Twentreth Century Catho- IIC Club, Y.W.C.A., C.Y.O., Clanc- tna, popular rnustc. Future: Harr- dresser. PASQUALE NICHOLAS MARGANELLI Pat 174 Dover St. Gwttwrtrl. Artrvtttr'-sz Fttrsketball fl, tg lntrarnural Basketball 2, 3, fl: Valle ball 2 7' Rtnf COIIIIIIIIIQF' Y t I J 4 Interests: Musto, baseball, bas.- ketball, guns, Y.M.C,A. Future: Suffolk Law School. NANCY ANNE MARSHALL Nan 519 Pearl St. Tet rchms Colle-ge. ACllVllltFSiG1IlS' Cttee Club 2. Interests: Dress- ntaker, store work, Future: X-ray Tefihntotan. HAROLD IOHN MARTIN Flash 30 Rutland Sq. Tevhnrcal, Actrvtttes: Intrantural Volleyball Q, 37 Iunror Usher 3: Staaecraft Staff 3, 4. Future: Navy. IEANNE MARIE MASON Ieannie 245 Market St. Teachers Colleao.Acttv1ttes: Bas- ketball 4: Volleyball 3, -If Year- book Staff 4, Class Play Usher, Gtrls' Glare Club 2. Interests: Tennrs, drawtna, ntustc, swun- nnna. Future: Rhode Island School of Vesran ALICE EUGENIA MASSON Al 42 Palmer St. College Lrberal Arts. Acttvrtrcs: Basketball 2, 3, 4 tCapta1n Atl: Volleyball 2, 3, 4 tCapta1n -ill: Fleld Hockey 3, 45 Gtrls' Sports Counctl 3, 45 Baclnnnton 4, Stnales Charnpron: Softball 7, 3: Class Otftcer fl, 3, 4: Student Connell fl, 37 Ltbrtrry Monrtor 23 Yearbook Staff tFdttorl tt, luntor Usher 3' Orfltestra T, 3, 4' Al- ternate Student Government Day 3. Interests: Ratnbow for Grrls, rnustc, qolf, sknnq, drvtnq, Youth Orchestra, 'toachfnq basketball. Future: Medtrttne. Fw: 5-. 13-il 4- ' 37' 19 EDMUND IOHN MATTA Chicken 26 Wyman St. k,'fvIltlIlE'lfjl'QIl. Actrvttresz Intra- ntural Basketball Q, 3, -1: Volley- ball 2, 3: Dues Collector. Inter- ests: Bowlznq, baseball, basket- ball. Ft.llL11 f Bentley Busrness Collf- je WINIFRED LOUISE MAY Winnie 37 Lowell St. K7 -ntrnt lt ml. lrtttrt..ts1'l't1r1Bttttr Iff-rt 5 -1, Y Wt'A,1?t. Iwtltelllfi IT!- lft'.-mlttrt, aolf, ztwnnnnrtq, bowl- uttr, lttl,1i'tt',fltlIt 'I'1'l, s rtlbtt-rtrna. CARL KONSTANTY MAZEIKO 37 Battles St. Cr-lleae St lf'Illtlltj. Aftrvrtter: Track T, Intrfnnurfrl Volleyball Tp Iuntor Usher, Chrrstnttrs Ptrfr- efrntq Mali Chorus Q, 3. Inter- ests: Sn-Jtrrtrrttrta square dartfitrta baske tb-'rll, li-tt:-r-btrll Futurt 1 Collrtre WALTER FREDERICK MCCARTHY, IR. Mac 97 Harvard St. Cruttrrtrlrtgttrl. Avttvttreil: Intrtr rnurfxl Basketball Vollwybtrll Ht-Y: RF:ICI1lS'5'lllIl'I. Interests: twrnf1'tn-1, rfr ulfrr rnus.C, yarttezs, r'OllC1L'ttrtt1strrtnr-s,+'ftllet'trrta:'tOt'k tgarfi Future: Ur'td+'-faded DEBORAH IANE MCCLUNG Debby 3ll Warren Ave. LQ- tnntv rvttrl. ft' t:v.t1t 12' Ftrzikf-t hall ., I, -4 Itflrl Hftikf-y 1, 4 Btlfllltlllltfll 4' Fottbtrll -1' Swrrn- nnna' F-rtwl-ttf,-r'l.f1' t'ftllet3tor. In- tert stv: Rtvkrtfl lurnt r Twenttetlr Cf rttnry, Y IN C A, Erovktort Fr.-xnntntntr Club, ltorr-fi-liwrtik rtfl- tntr, :n.lt:tu-irttrta, tgrtlltuttrta ref' tJ:ft:- Fvrtnrf: llnltnc- Hozsffrz' IOHN BERNHARDT MCCLUNG. IR. lack 311 Warren Ave. Lfulleae Sfjtenttfrfj. Actrvrhefi Football fi: Hockey 3, -If Band -1 Gallonfi-ers 2 3, At: Bas- kftball, Volleyball, fjICllrf'SlI'I -ty M-rle Chorus if I, -1' Chrrstnta:-' ptlflpfilll 3, 4' Cltrzrs Play: A Mn t ella tflt-nr if I, -t. Interest: ljlltlllvl, Mernber of Brtwglcton Skt Club lxtezvlaf r of I' VJ.F.G A Golf Course, Starltaltts' Orches- tra. Future: Aeron-rutzfwrl Fn- qrnef-r. MARY ROSE MCCULLOUGH 35 Arch St. 5. h V' 1 Five . I 1 xr if FREDERICK MICHAEL MCDERMOTT, IR. 540 Crescent Si. .1 P+. ' I4 ' ' 1' I I 'z ' 7: - P' 1. ,is-' . . 'tv , ' .-f:fA'zI:.. YMTJ .-. I ' .1 F1101 III. 1 fqi-'-ff. IEANNE MARIE MCDONALD Mac 399 Montello St. r ' f . :-' . .- 'r A. Pr 'ri :..: L ' Eff Il '-.f.:.: Ir.7v4rf:.'F z.: gt ..1fT, U V f1I', Y I '.-,J . .xl .1 P' .' xr MARION FRANCES MCGEARY 740 Moniello St. L -T I ,' ,Z JOHN IAMES MCGILLIS. IR. 'Butch 339 Ash St. IOHN ROGER McGOWEN 'Mc1c 291 Court St. I..-,.A r,,.,,,,. I 1-x bs X I. . I '1. N . R.. gh , 'fl j' si A-H ' n iii '. ,x. ns S LAWERENCE FRANCIS MCGUIRE Larry 20 Dover St 'u:::':mf-11,11 X'xvt,'.'1Z1-fs: Cros- 'ourmtry Vwllo-ylwtzll HQtG1ISe-II .:.7 II'EIr?'It'f-IL1'gIV'II:l murz:-A nrt i : :1I-, I F3 I 12' VUIII-2 IANET MCLEOD Ian 50 West Rosseter St T xxrwwr- . II A 'wlt mx. Y-Mir L: Sfmt! 1 'Emir' 11:1-1t'lv1?-A' f-zwstrl. P 'fv'Iw:IY, rfvllwr aku' nt: dw 'Arm I'mv,1rf4: Aw I'f'rf'f- ELLEN CATHERINE MCSHEFFREY 'Buddy 58 Thorney Lea Ter. 'mm In :I Af .wv.111-3 IWIOCI2 lim!! 'S Int- rw txt: 'IU mu: I tw: T II: F'u1v1n-' Ifm: IOSEPH SILVERIO MEDINA Joe 1070 North Main St. I-r.-11. At 4: FrfJ1'I1'tfI..z ' rt .Z . Mzlv Uh' rm. . Ir, ' FI 1.7 ILf'f I Z.: Y'.f 1'1. Iwfxzl- II ELENA MELIDEO 37 Summer St. .12 At '.'.1s: I'z!K.' tzr MAI. f'!t.fioz.' V U , -. P7 r f :1f -1 IIIIIUI 1 . ' .. ' l t1t1 7 2 :rt A . 1- . I't1't1I THERESA MARIE MERCHANT Terry 22 Grand St. tu I tgp 21 rf Yu. ' f.rrz:'.' f,Ifr.'11 I ,U '. 'I It tk vyntfft, I U tt: RICHARD LEON MICHALOWSKI Mike 51 Field St. General. Activities: Baseball Z: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3. In- terests: Baseball, music, photo- graphy. Future: United States Marines. IANET MAY MILEWSKI 'I'oots 49 Summer St. Household Arts. Activities: Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Mosts and Bests Committee 4, Interests: Care ot children. Fu- ture: Office Work. ROBERT ELDON MILLER Bob 826 Montello St. Technical, Activrttes: Brock- ton1a Staff 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Stott 4: A Cappella Choir 2 3, 4: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4: Galloneers 3, 4. Interests: Photography. radio, Future: Navy. PATRICIA ANN MOORE Pat 21 Enterprise St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Bad- minton 4: Softball 2, 3: Christ- mas Pageant 4: A Cappella Choir 4. Interests: Junior Twen- tieth Century Club, Rockne, Fu- ture: Teaching. MARY FRANCES MORROW 43 Arthur St. Commercial. Act1v1t es: Dues Col- lector: Part Time Worker. Inter- ests: Dancing, bowling, skating. Future: Secretary. LOIS IOANN MOSTROM 56 Hillcrest Ave. Teachers College. Act1vities:Bad- minton 4: lunior Usher 3. Inter- ests: Drawing, skating, badmin- ton, tennis, TTI-H1-Y, Porter High Young People's Soctety. Future: State Teachers College. 3 5? 'fri' .1-I K uf. ALBERT PAUL MOTEKAITIS Al 91 Banks St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Track 7, 3: Intramural Volleyball 2: Male Chorus 2, Interests: Foot- ball, baseball, basketball, hockey, swimming. Future: Un- decided. IOHN CORNELIUS MOYNIHAN Moe IB4 Winthrop St. Technical Acttvxtresz Baseball 7, 4, Future: Undecided. LOIS MEDDIA MUCCI Lo 31 Farrington St. Commercial. Activities: Class Play Usher 4: Part Tune Worker 4. Interests: Itancing, sports, mu- sic, lumor Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Rockne. Future: Air Line Receptionist. PATRICIA MARY MULLEN Mul 34 Cherry St. Commercial. Activities: Class Play Usher4. Interests: Y,W.C,A., Rockne. Iumor Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, dancing. music, basketball games, toot- ball games. Future: Secretarial Work, WILLIAM FRANCIS MULLEN, IR. Billy 88 Weston St. College Sctentitrc. Activities: Tennis 3, 4: Hockey 2, 4: Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4: Volley- ball 2, 3, 4: Iunlor Usher. Inter- ests Hot rods Future: Civtl Fn- amz-er. NANCY IRENE MURCI-I 39 Clarence St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2: Field Hockey 4: Badminton 4. Interests: Brockton Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls, roller skat1ng,music,danc- tng. Future: Airline Trainina School. FREDERICK WILLIAM MURDOCK. IR. Fred 374 Wes! Elm Sl 1 1 I 1 . ' -5 11. 1 1 E' :', 1 12,11-gi: 1' V1 ' I-311 ' 1 1'1:'11'1 DONALD FRANCIS MURPHY Murph 27 Condon Sl IL:-111 . 1 ! 131.11 1 ' ' ' Pi ' K'f'1vj. Ili' 1 .lR.'.T ' LENORE MARY MURPHY Lee . 3 -1 -'V .- 11 1--g 11 NANCY IANE MURPHY Murph 113 Laureslon St. , . . .. . A 1. 1 Ll, , C WALTER EDWARD MURPHY Murph 41 Leavit! Sl. ALIDA MARIE LOUISE NADEAU Lee 16 Davids St. 436 Moraine St. awww is .LN Q... R X7 J, 5' -6-I L-1 1 Q UU! !I 'Q-'bd' FREDERICK JOSEPH NEAGLE. IR. Ears 87 Studley Ave. 172111111111 .-'X1'11'.'1'11-1-1 16111131111 H1151-11111 -1 Hovkey J, 3, 11, 111- fflrmwtsz All 11101111 110,141 1105111111 111111 111 V1111111 2 llI1.11'fI 211111112 M11- 111 . MARY FRANCES NELLIGAN Carro1Top 1150 Norlh Main St. 171111 11 l 1111111 A1!:, A1 11.'1111-. F111:1k11111111l 1 V11ll6'y'l111il.i l11lt'l 1:-'11 I 11.1 :1111 . 1.1: 111111111 1, 'l .-.11 ll '11-111 1'-1111111,'1'111l11l11'1'l11l1 l'11 '1111' 1311.111 li'11,11,l1 11- RAY PAUL NELSON 10 Old Colony Square l:.1111. 11 11 R111 A--1 111: ,lvl1Z:, 11111111 Tr-11111 . Y -1' 1111111 U11 1r1-'fr Z F1 yi. F1111 R41111'f111!.1 11211 1 Ai l1.'1'-11 51:1 l'1'1OTlC111ll 11 1 1 1 1.-'-1 11. I-l1'l.i1' 1 11 1 1-, BEVERLY LORRAINE NESS Bev 19 Wellington Pl. 2111.11 .1'11 .'1'1.1 131:11-Cv' 1 V11l1- 3111111 .' l.11111111,'1,1111' 1- l:.'1:-:': l11:1.11'11'l:111 111111 11121111 111115111111 .' li '1-l1.1 111.11 ff'-1'11 IOHN ADAMS NIGHTINGALE Iohnny 231 Menlo Sl. T1 ii -.1 I:1'11iIi1 1 it fi 'Ik'ii1l,1i '1:1f 1111 II 11 1 . '11z1 ...11:.1111.1: 9111111 1: 1.1.1. fl1..'11ifi 11111. I'lT11 '111111 11'1 111111 RICHARD IOSEPH NOONE Dick 131 Moraine St. 1 .111 . 11131 F1 I:.'r 111 P::fc11111.1, 1.511111 3' 111.2 1N::': l'1:j.' Ai l11'111-1 1' 'I' If 1 :J-1 111 21121111 'l11ll 1 11:1 ' 1: :z'.'1 111111 l'11 ' 1 1 19 1'1f11 11 ROBERT EDWARD O'DONNEl.L Ode 21 Maxim St. Teachers Colleqe. Actrvrtresz Cross Country 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball 2. Interests: Basketball, dancing, bowlrna. Future: Teachers Col- late IEAN MARGARET O'LEARY 4 Lincoln Rd. College Screntrfrc. Actrvrtres: Library Monitor 3: Yearbook Staff 45 Dramatic Club 4: Christ- rnas Pageant 3, 47 Charrrnan of Nomrnatrnq Committee 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, Girls' Glee Club fl. Interests: Honorary Mem- ber of Twentreth Century Cath- olrc Club, Member of Iuruor Twentieth Century Catholic Club, swrmmrnq, dancrng, musrc. Fu- ture: Massachusetts General Hos- prtal. DONALD OLSON Don 57 Veme St. General. Actrvrtresz Hockey 3, 4. Interests: Baseball, football, hockey, frshinq. Future: Unrted States Marrnes. MARY ALICE O'NEIL Al 42 Commercial St. Corunrercral. Actrvrtresz Basket- ball T, 4: Grrls' Glee Club T. Interests: Roller skatrnq, danc- tnq, Disc-Iockey-Roller-Skatrna Club, Y.W.C.A., bowling, bas- ketball, football, softball. Future: Receptronrst. BERNARD 0'REILLY Bernie 126 Market St. General Actrvrtresz Foozb-rllt Basketball, Track: Cross Coun- tryq Intramural Volleyball: Mosts and Bests Committee 4. Inter- ests: Swrmmrna, dancrna, foot- ball, basketball, baseball. Fu- ture: Colleae. ELEANOR DORIS ORINOFSKY El I3 Enterprise St. Commercral. Actrvrties: Basket- ball 2, 3, 47 Softball 3. Interests: Roller skatrnq, Saint Mary'-s Womens Guild, bowling, danc- rnq, Y.W.C.A., swimmrna, stock car races, football. Future: Pe- sranrna. as' A ff L , -J MARLENE MYRTLE OSGOOD Happy 66 Gifford St. Colleqe Lrberal Arts. Actrvrtresz Charrrnan of Mosts and Bests Cornrnrttee. Interests: Past Prest- clent of the Senror Youth Fellowe shrp of Central Methodrst Church, Offrcer tn the Rarnbow, swrm- rnrna, boatrna. Future: Secre- tarial School. CAROL FRANCES OUIMETTE 60 Grafton St. f'or1rr'rrervi'ral.ACt.v1t1eS:F'tirrt'I'rrur- Worker. Interests: Dancrnq, swun- uuna, bowlrnq, sewing, knrttrrra, YXNCA., ruusui. Future: Secre- tfrrral Work. LOIS ELAINE PALMER Poopsey or Lo 4 Essex St. Cornrnercral. Actrvrtrf-sz Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, -if Iunror Usher: Girls' Glee Club T. Interests: Treasurer of Church Chorr, swrrnnuna, Y.VV.C.A., bas- ketball aarnes, sports, Clancrna, rnusrc, popular records. Future: Bustnsss Sclvorfl PATRICIA ANN PANTANO Pat 46 Gladstone St. Corrrrrrergrrrl. Aetrvrtres: Basket- ball ff F, A Interests: C Y.O, Y.Vt'.C,A su-.'rrrr!r'rrrra danfrnriz basketball, bowlrna urusrc, roller skatrna, Menrter ot Mar le Arena Skatrnfz Club Future: Secretary. GEORGE FRANKLIN PAONE Pinone Chick 255 Boylston St. Lf'- rrrrrrercrrrl Ar5t:vrt.es: Tues Col- lector T, Retarl Sellrna. Interests: Football, dtmrerrrq, basketball, popular nrusrv rartres. Future: Bus.nf-ss Sclm-til. MARGARET ANN PARISE Peg 40 Cherry St. Corrrrnercral. Actrvrtrest Basket- ball T, 4: Volleyball 2' Class Play Usher: Grrls' Glee Club Interests: Italran Iun,or Lodafi Y.VV.CA., roller skrrtrnq, danv- rnq bowling, basketball. Future: Busrness S-'tr-Hal RUTH LORRAINE PARLOW Ruthie 23 Nye Ave. 7:t1:t.',r'.1. A F 1.11, ' 1 ' fn'f1:- l.fQ'.',f-. if ' 1 1713.11 71 Y Q A 5 Uri: 531211: I-Rllff 'i:k v rr II'6'5 Ffztuzf- I , ELIZABETH LOUISE PATRICK Betty I6 Sprague St. If' ,z-ls rg'1!. A V., 1,Lg.'-'k 112 , 1 -9 '. 'll-11,11 :ll i -9 F:-'Ili H' 'Su 5' ' -1 F lfl- :,' 1, it F ttf' 111 1 YTSTTX I.: 1 H111 V tt.:, . -2' 1 '.11:2.2 ll? PY FQ' :Q Fvffllkz lIL'PI lf .1:z'1 71:21:31 fi 111 ir.: .1 k:..If.:1,1 bi .-.'fL:1:, Vllfr r w- :fk1T:L1 I L LI-'-I A7 xr 1. , J MARILYN ANN PAUL I.cxIly 55 Huntington St. . :15A,f: 3. ,j,',1c 5 .Z' 1'! l.1. 1-- 1:f1: FLG 1' '. M' 5 if ,rv WILLIAM JAMES PELUSO 'Bill 26 Irving St 1.--iz P V1 V. uw r BEATRICE FORTES PENA 'Beau 324 Quincy St 3 :A .. . I .Z KATI-IRYN FRANCES PEPIN 'Pepper 357 Court St. srffwff in... i Q. Q59- ,I I, ' LENA LOUISE PERKINS Skinny 10 Fulton St. Cor1.:u-rffigil Aff1v1l1r':11 Bnskf-I, ball Q, 3, -1 ICGDIWIII lllj Volley- ball 2, 3, 4 Ltfflptliri 31' Field Horkey 3 4- Badmzntori-'11 Soft- ln-11112, SV-'1Il1IIl1Il'j2' GIIISISIFOYIS 'founczl 3, 4' Girls' Glue Club T. Intl:-re-sts: Rocknff, liusketbfill :1.-slmmum, dfmc'-mx, tcrzuxxs, lwowl- mfi Fvxtvii-1: Pr: ' ZIV ROBERT OTHO PERKINS Perk III Tilton Ave. Tt? llIll'x'Il. Acl1'.':lw-1-1 l fvtl'filI ll, 3 4' I4f1sk9lbOll ., 3 Vollr-yiwill ' 4 lvinrm l,I:wl1f'i I Iritmv sts: 571.-rrmiiirifx,f'liurf'l1qrO11p:1,F.Y,I', President, 1xiitfvr1w'ib1lf-S IEIIIIIIVI Undef Clffi CAROLYN FRANCES PERRY 90 Tremont St. V3-:.e:l1f, Avia' 12: Iilicixizgixtmm 4 lumcr Uslmi F C1125 Plliy 4' Q'l1r1s':1. if F xqf '1r.! 3 I .T0t'O CPN.- :z..Z'-'-1-S Aa :gg.l1lzlT?1'11z f -1 Putt. lfrlz-5 Iimvlrinrl k'vr1SGrv11- IRENE BERNICE PETERSON Renie I7 Sansom St. ,'Cr:1ri.Crv.l:I Avia''.f.'1T1r1T:::w '.'. rkfr 4 lxfwrfws: Rrllf-I SK it- ,r.c: fic:::cL:.7 sf.-.'.:z.zz.,r'.-'1 1:' 1H1rcE:f'ilozr ffl-iirftz Frllc-wsl.15, F51 :'.rf'.-.' G tif' 'Z' ' 7 A I7,1T11IG' Piilikff r, 1 RICHARD WALLIS PETERSON Pete 78 Edson St. lu' f'x g'.'1' l'l'f P K- ' ' '- ','ll:'f f I Ir.- 'Lru-'zf' rfll 1.11m-I IIFLU 'V I' 11. l'1'Ef I.'11f1w1-L Fr 'I-rlmvri '-T I r:t nrlzrrzr, f'?.':: lizar- ' ' ffl l 1'v1i4 1 llml. 'ifivri RONALD WAYNE PETITE Fuzz 32 Park St. lr,fiu1:'r.f'i1 AV, It - Crm., ,W v1r.'r5' 1 -1 I'.'- v- . 's Tw'-,ld : T. z., ggi. -y 11 rj ROBERT FRANCIS PETTI Bob 585 Ash St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Vol- leyball 2. Interests: Music, Fu- ture: U. S. Army. SHIRLEY MAE PEZZANO Shirl ll I Clark St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3: Brocktonia Collector, Part Time Worker. Interests: Dancing, swimming, music, roller skating, C.Y.O., sports, ice skat- inq. Future: Bookkeeping. ALBERTA ANN PICKARD Alby 71 French Ave. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tcnia Staff 3: Christmas Pag- eant 2, 3: Nominating Committee 3: Brocktonia Collector 4: Class Play Usher 4: Part Time Worker 4. Interests: Roller skat- ing. Future: Secretary. WESLEY ROSS PICKARD 109 Carl Ave. Technical. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Basketball, auto rac- inq, Trinity Ycunq Peoples So cxety. Future: United States Navy. IOAN BARBARA PIEKARSKI 41 Hovendon Ave. College Liberal Arts. Interests: Piano playing, baseball, danc- ing, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club. Future: Nursing. PRISCILLA OLIVE PIERCE Pop 44 Newton Ave. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 4. Interests: Chris- tian Endeavor, Bible Club, foot- ball, professional baseball, baby stttina. Future: Gordon Colleqe. FRANCIS MICHAEL PIVERONAS Frank 21 Douglas Ave. General. Activities: Football 25 Baseball 3: Track 2. Interests: Baseball. Future: Boston College. ALVIN LEON POLINSKY Al 94 Gladstone St. Colleqe Scientific. Interests: Foot- ball, swimming. Future: North- eastern University. ALBERT MICHAEL POLISENO Polly I02 Kingman St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Foot- ball 2: Track 2, 3g Orchestra 2, 3. Interests: Dancing, baseball, music. Future: Armed Services. ANTHONY PORAZZO. IR. lr. I8 Pine St. General. Future: Armed Services. ANN STILWELL PORTER Andy 62 Grant st. General. Activities: Basketball 4' Class Play Committee -lf Nom- inating Committee 4. Interests: Sports, piano, orqan, art, Rain- bow Girls, church choir. Future: Massachusetts School of Art. KENNETH RUSSELL PORTER Kenny 99 Gladstone St. Academic General. Activities: Part Time Worker. lntere sts: Automobiles. Future: Work. IOSEPH IAMES POWERS 32 Silver Rd. ROBERT ALLAN POWERS Bob 31 lohnson Sq. 1 .'r..w' 1.1. ' 1.12 -- - ':, 1- ,-. ,-I . Jr. 'Z IUNE RONALE PRATT Buqzie 306 Summer Sl. 'I.fT,E-I Z1l':Cv ,, , 1 .-V. n asf C v - ,4-..V- 'ziurf-: :P RONALD WAYNE PRESCOTT Ronnie 44 Clarence St. DIANA ROSE PRINCIPE 'Di 13 Hamilton St. ERNEST PROCACCINNI 'Ernie 87 Harvard Sl. 1' 1 VX 5-4' 0:4 3 x-n Q- 3 Q.- , T v K '- l. 'Qi if N I up , l A litfw .. CJ ANN ELIZABETH PROUT Prouty 257 Richmond Sl. l'losg1ff1l'l'1fxn.:uix Act1vz11es:Bvxs- ketk :ll fl'.'.'llT,IIl rx 1- 'Broclclonzcr' Still 3, -1, lwcxrlzrxtxv Club 4A Sr zgecr-mtl Still 4 Cl rss Play Q'ruzu1ttwe 4 IMIOIIO Cormmttae- Ercrktorxu Collevmr: Class Sgt: f.'o::.:1l fre-4 E. lute-re-SHS: Rfxm- lxvw 1.1 Ggrls, Riwrkne Assocm- '. zz, Clmrcix Youih Cznncxl, Bap- '.s1 Ycuth l'rlll:,v.'sl11y, Future: urs- ni: WARREN LESLIE PYNE 22 Norlon St. SHIRLEY MABELI. QUINN Quinnie 211 Plain Sl. 'cr:.:z.e1f1al, ArT .'g'.es: Efzfkf-if 1' Il fi, 7, 4' I-'clle-ylofxll T, 3 -1' r.L:.I P!!! Tm.-' 'wNOrl:e:. l:.1f,:f's's: Plc .-.'lz:x': roller aku .ng S'.'.l:1.:z..:1: knmznf: musxrr. f':T'1r+53 A rl.:1+ l'l's's-:fs PAULINE AGNES RATKIEWICZ Polly 27 Ames SL A ::.::.+9rf 'rl S: Vfylley- Q . -4 Tw:1..:'. :mrz QT rzlrrnmfp Irfer-' ' 1 in .:'1: s'.'.'a:x.::1:n':, I' xi- tjfzll tmls 'T,I'.'I rf-f-Nd? K:.j:?.':1 ff l.L'l'.ll'Tl1LI l'C'.'.'lill'Z Future: Eur: ,Lt rx FCE: l fl F :Slu- C7. 'nn fl d.-Q,:.: RALPH IRVING RAYNARD Ray 638 Monlello St. 'rn 112' :. Ari AP! Bus- vf' 1' -2 'Pill f F 'Q lrgiff :': F 1L'l:+ifElx,l lW1:2P :,. E :.: '::Q. 'f:r..:1 ll., I . DONALD ALBERT REDMOND Don or Andy 13 Pleasantview Ave. :, E71-:1:. .1P-1. Fx: Lf l:.'f1 1-xg lb Frm: ' - .:. Vx lr., BEVERLY EMMA REED Bev 367 Quincy St. General, Actrvztresz Nonnnatrnq Contnuttee 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Chorr 2, 3, 4. Interests: Trl-Hr-Y, rnusrc, swtmminq, roller slcatmq, Y.P.F. at Church. Future: Unde- rtded. ROBERT WILLIAM REYNOLDS Bob 17 Moreland St. Gerrerfrl. Acittvltlest Football 4. 'Iravk 3, 4: Basketball LI, 3, 4. Volleyball fl, 3, 4, Interests: Sports, Future: Unrted States Navy. PARKER WELLESLEY RICHARDS, IR. 16 Saunders St. College SClEIlI1I1C.ACllV1ItGSI Basketball Q, 3, 4: Baseball X, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 4. Future: Undectded. NATALIE EDYTHE RICKNELL Risch 1170 Warren Ave. Cornumerctal. Acttvlttes: Basket- Iiall C, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 4' Brooktorua Start E, 3: Iftraf tuat Q Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Chrrstnras Pageant 3, 4: Itues Collector 3: Rrng Contnut- tee 4: Class Play Usher 4: Grrls' Glee Club Il, 3. Interests: Order ot Rambcw, Luther Leaque, swlnxnunq, golf, badnunton, mu- stc, football games. Future: Bos- ton Unxversrty. GLORIA MARY RIORDON Glo 4 Track St. L'-unntercral. Acuvrtlcr: Mosts and Bests Corunuttee: Grrls' Glee Club. Interests: Danctnq, ntustc, Twentteth Century Cathohc Club. Futurei Eroikton Busrness School, IOHN DAVID RIZZOTTO Si 158 Park Rd. Iudusfrntrl Arts. Interests: Model Ilurldura. Future: Unrietftded. Q' 'R if 'CS' ac: ,pt X . - 1 ,,. 'YQ ROBERT PAUL ROBBINS Bob 74 Thurber Ave. General. Acttvrtles: Student Coun- rfll Q: Iuntor Usher 3, Class Play 4. Interests: Golf, lrorselnaclt rxd- na, Future: Ur'rdeC1defl FREDERICK ALLEN ROBINSON Robby I5 Hardy Ave. Gert- tal. Affttvltni-:Lx Iifrslzftliwall YI, fl, A1 ICOlL4CU7I IlIll 'Profil-:Y '32, -1 tklft-ICIVIItl-'I1IIl,' Iftrskethrtl, lttlltl nttrfr 4. Interests: Has'- tv rll, tofthall, :v.'ur1rr1 v1, tenntt., basl-zethtrll. Iuture: Autotuottvt' IVIE IlICII'1tr' RUSSELL PHILLIP ROBINSON Russ 447 Battles St. Iudustrtrl Arts Iuterfsts: Hawl- zna, baseball, rxtavttir, football. Fuuue: Islrtdff .ded DANIEL HOWARD ROCK Bert 26 Tremont St. 'forr'.::1frtm:l. At i.'J.'.+11 Far- tvrli f', 3, 4 ttjrrttatn 43' Hwtrul Sell- 'rta, Mfrlf Choru. -I Intfrffstr' Etrselmfrll, tri-ruins, -tflt, ltirwltna, uzustri, roller skatutfy Future: Untted States Arnt-'Cl I1'IVt7'L DAVID EUGENE RODRIGUES Dave I5 Snow St. Cf-r'1t ttrl At t.'.'tt1w: Vltrt. Tr- fr'- uuvf .l, I: -1 Iuzzir IIL-'lmr 7 fue: tjillrrt tot tfttrr:-tttuttttu Voxu- mutter f' A Q: ml 1 fjltf r f I .. ss' 2 .- H. .I-,E rlfut ahrvt A:::'1.11.frfmrF LMIIGIIIVI, :wurtuuntr Futurfi Uu- 'lfr tl.-.1 PATRICIA STELLA ROMANO Pat 47 West Ashland St. H 45 '1I'Irrr1ru:..: At tw tr'-12. Ftrs- li- tbfrll 4: Itrfuntrtrf Clult ff ertd r :t, I' glass Play ef? or 3, 4 IlCtI't.tItf,1T- .utr kanuruttef 1' ttjltturrutrrrl' .. , H ,V .. Y, , .-. Ftr-.ul-:urur tsolletr 1 . A on- rflla Cfhfur Itrtrrrvgzu Fwuu 't tu 'HIIIIII' ll'I'7'l r1wltn'1 .1 .1 ..t th . ,ew t,t,, tr W ' 6' I-itvttuttr, unusf, tltlittwllttt, ttrrfle I I ,S K ur tul V urttutr lun tu T -u AI 1' 3 t1+ th Cent tr L'-'rth In Clulk tilf . J, I CttL'II1l'ItfI Coturnrttfi-e. Future: Mas- : 1-.achusf tts Cenfifrl I-Ifsr' ttfrl '- A Sv' ... 5 ff73E 5 ERNEST ELLSWORTH ROSENQUIST, IR. Ernie 21 Cross St. I':YLf'I :. A ' '.':1:a,1 ,':'5:1 Q3'g:1 ' l.f.i-1le3':'51.Q :Q lk:1tvre1:'s: PENELOPE ROUFOGALIS Penny 27 Gladstone St. 'i :.1z.vZ :Q A311-.' 7 es: Li: :ry 'ez 7'lIl,f'I she-r 4' Tift rv fe '.' :fr -Z G.: .1 fling. Club f:.Yf'r'F-'F. I'.ft?.-1'I'I.' 5 lr Hi' ' Tfefzr-'xzfr fit Ll rx 'lil t AfI.f TlE ',tlP, 'Jr ':1 tgtljzr 'E' '.'.' Q A 1351111 1 I IU-I .-E: :',:1: '.-.:1::.::,z1:: : Fw.-.'LT1:, foci-:A z.: l'v1 :: 1 :r'1ll.'. rl1 ROSE MARIE ROZEN Rosie 62 Alden St. 'ir .1--I :: :l A '.':,'Lf1: EI:I1f - :'Q . ' -Z l.'ilI ,'1:zil . 3, -Q -- i :' -Q E'::i::.:::',:. A1 1' A : 11:12 fgor' 'lourzr ' ,grr ::y I-lf'ri1'f: Y lv if - P :rf T :Lf if-z 4 Tull.-'z', sg 1 'nc-Eu .ii 'Z 17' F iff MARIE ANGELINA RUBBO 125 Gladstone St. ' 1.11721 I-.f'f', .:'.'TL'.'...- elk-ylszll .W .rx 'Y I ,F N . . Y, .fi L' .3 f'I',Q Fl: 'Eine .,.,. ,. ff :..,.,v RAYMOND ARTHUR SABA Ray 83 Elliot St. CHARLES STANLEY SAMPLE Stan 547 Pleasant St. ,.,. .. ..,,. WF' ,v D'-ms. 'T Q I' 'T X 1 L Q , SS ' , 0 f-'D LOIS ANN SAVARD 10 Moreland St. Commorctal. Acttvttrc-ra: Yearbook Staff 43 lframcxtic Club 2: Christ- mas Pirjeant T. lntvrostsz Iumor Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Y Vx' CA. Future: Undecided, CARMELA ADELINE SAVIGNANO Caro1 300 Court St. COlIllllfiIf'1ll lm- rvfstsi Trl-H1-Y, Illll'OI T'.-Hlritif Sli LQPIIIIIYY Cfrtlin- l1:'Clulv,Y.'N.C.A,,C.Y.O.,drrnC- mq, pftytultzr lllllfllf. Future: Lfhandlfr, LIONEL BARRY SCOTT Scotty 37 Standish St. Cv'11.:1.G1f':ttl, Am,'llY'LT:txS2 BrOCk' tfmtx' Sttxit 3, -1: HBICCLCIODIYIH 'follt -:ur 3: Retul Sf-llmq 3, -1. Future: Af l0I1CZtll1C Il Rs,-sv-urcli, RICHARD ARNOLD SEAQUIST. IR. Arnie 46 Fulton St. Tffchrmvxl, AC'llVl'lf'SI lntmmuml Ersketlfall, lntrtzmurrl Vollfy- ball. Interests: S'-'Jllllll..IlQ, bas- kftlf :ll Fuiurvt Crllfwf-, MARIORIE ELIZABETH SEARS Margie 260 Alger St. if :r.:,.1-211 later. HL.: ftlmnlzfr it A Y V, st It '.-:oils Futuxetz llr.flf1:1ifn ENRICO VICTOR SERGI Rick 125 Ford St. 1 '.f,!'1l, fw'.'.' 1-'zu T1 nfl-1 T. Fu' 1l'HlIlI 1V'Il:'I'f:CIlJlVY, JEAN ALICE SHAKMAN Ieannie 59 Riverview St. Commercial. Interests: Member of St. Margaret's Church Choir, St. Margaret's Sodality, dancing, salesgirl, swimming. Future: Un- decided. IUANDA CAROLE SHANKS Yasha 63 Bay St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 4: Field Hockey 4: Swim- ming 3. Interests: Sunday School Teacher at Lincoln Congrega- tional Church, swimming, roller skating, dancing, singing, bas- ketball, softball, Iunior Miss Club, church activities. Future: Burdett. MARILYN ANN SHAVE 53 Tremont St. General. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Gift Committee 3: Retail Selling. Interests: Ice skating, roller skat- ing, Iunior Sodality. Future: Brockton Academy of Beauty Culture. KATHLEEN SHEA Kay 354 Pleasant St. Commercial. Activities: Yearbook Staff 4: Dramatic Club 2: Christ- mas Pageant 2: Brocktonia Collector 3: Class Gift Commit- tee 3. Interests: Bridgewater Players, Y.W.C.A. Future: Unde- cided. BARBARA ANN SHEEI-IAN Barb B90 Warren Ave. Hospital Training. Activities: Bas- ketball 2: Volleyball 2: Softball 2: A Cappella Choir 2. Interests: Dancing, church organization, lunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club. Future: Catherine La- boure School of Nursing. EDWARD MCGONNIGLE SHEEHY Ned 26 Overlook Ave. College Scientific, Activities: Volleyball 2, 3: lunior Usher. Interests: Radio, autos, stock Car racing, swimming. Future: Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. ,.,..--- -- .M BTC' -Q, 13 ' f'3 95Q y f ,tm 'r fff- f I 3 . 5 1 SLM E, 'F 'sa- 'P' '4- 45? an ,arr- 'kr 1, K, -1 'li' .sei if P 2512:-if-s. , , A.,, , ,mail A - Vgszgti .-r :QI 4-1,5-:.:s1:. , e ,.. N, --... 5. 89 CONSTANCE LORRAINE SHERREN Waynie 4 Addison St. Hospital Truintng. Activities: Bas- ketball 2: Volleyball 2: Swim- ming 2, 3. Interests: Dancing, roller skating, church activities, bowling, sports. Future: Nurse's Training. SYLVIA ALICE SHUKIS Syl 46 Vine St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2: Volleyball 2: Mosts and Bests Committee 4: Dues Col- lector 3: Nominating Committee 3: Part Time Worker 4. Inter- ests: Knights of Lithuania, Sen- ior Church Choir, Young Ladies' Sodality, Y. W. C. A., dancing, swimming, singing, bowling, art. Future: Bookkeeper. LOUIS DOMENIC SILIPO Slip 96 Wyman St. Commercial. Activities: Christ- mas Pageant 4. Interests: Op- eras, Symphony, Member of Brockton's Cosmetology Associ- ation. CAROL SILVER 50 Plymouth St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 4: Badminton 4: Brocktorna Staff 2: Dues Col- lector 2, 3: Constitution Com- mittee 2. Interests: lunior Young ludaea Club Leader, Senior Young ludaea Assistant Club Leader, Member of Y.W.I'I.A., sports, violin playing. Future: Bouve School of Physiotherapy. BARBARA MAE SIMMONS 757 North Main St. Household Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball 3: Volleyball 3: Ring Committee: Brocktonia Col- lector: Class Play Usher. Inter- ests: Roller skating, dancing, Youth Fellowship, swimming, PHILIP DAVID SKELLY Red 404 North Main St. General. Activities: lunior Usher 3' Stagecralt Staff fl, 3, 4. Fu' ture: Bodio. DOROTHEA ARETY SMYRNAKIS Dot 25 Byron Ave. ' 5- :rt l., Vi. A121 .3-. . l'e','l r1l i?:o1'k'i11 Ft :ti ' 4 .511 1 Ill T11 II 'Y 4 111:19 is C If -1 'Q 1:-. lf.Z', 2.1.5 tile' 1 l ' , l1:'e1- :- ' ri-'z Z Fzz. Ilrti. All rx: T114 :1 ll 1 'S '.'l1v1Z'J. ': r 1.: : :.1 .211 llllllfv' 7 I+ WILLIAM ROBERT SNOW Billy 129 Packard Way 3-:rf-1 11 1' 1 l.l:.1'iff1cl- tl ELEANOR MARY SONDEEN 805 Warren Ave. '-.Nl.lllt?'I ' l.lItPI'll Artr A1:t1v1'1f-rt: P rel-ce-K1 trll f S 4 V1:llf-j.'1i1f':Ql .' 3, 4 FL.-ld l l9t'kw,' 4 Brut rz..11tLr: -2 Fottlvrfl 'I 3.11. Sports kj t'lIl'.'.l :1 -1 Qltrsf Pixy llilwr -1 lrgt- rf'-513' St lvl rrltrrt-' . lumtr Fo1ii'1l1'y, Q' '1' lf, S1t1i1t1Q, Tetrrzt, Rltfkltb A5:1ot ,f:t.f'r1 lurt L 1 T'.'.'9flf, 'l'l Qerfzxry Ljlfluflu' Club 1'l'1e1:'11rer fl IJ, St111d11j: S 'hfrl if :ber er 3r'2 Future I E1.f'i7e'.-.'t11 r fi! 1'-A 'lf1i1.'l'1f'r. if ,- I- 16-. DONALD WINSHIP SMITH Smitty I4 Hampton Rd. lztfip.-'r 11 1-5.12 ':.'-lr' I- 111.1 g:1.lt1t'-ly 2 'vrt rl! 11: - 7' A ll' 413, :V 1 LAURA MARTHA SPADEA Speed 34 Spring Ave. .A .Swirl Q. V AZ Prf 'fi' , rr: VIRGINIA ANN SPADEA Ginny 30 Wyoming Ave rf 'E Y T ST is-x Q--' 8' 4- ,- 1 Ge , gi s- E' X 5. X in 'Y7' s xx. tu, 4' Tx 7' C' if f' JOHN WILLARD SPBLLMAN 612 Pearl St. K.-Y'llPf'It? Ltberal Arts, Activtties: Executive Committee 4: H1-Y 43 lframfrtic Club -4, Motto Comrritt- tee 4' Oltver Ames School Base- bflll 1' Yerrrbook Stclfl I, 3: Clow Plfly l: ltebote Club Pres- ident 3' B1ology Club President Winner ot Bristol County lillf'Ill1I'tlOl'lSlllI ' Prom Publicity lqltfllllllflll Y Arliertcan Leqxon ttr1ttt1yMo11tt1st3' George Wfllrll' Il1Tlf'Il Tf't1r111r111e11t of Ordtors 3. lnterf-:rtr-1 Studying debrrtmq. lllllllli Fultntlk U111veg151ty. CLARA FRANCES STAGLIANO Claire ll Kingman Ave. Ho:-1 ttal Trf11111nq,Ac:t1v1t1es: Base l-Q-Atbfrll lf' Swirrirmnq fl. Interests: Roller Skfxtmq, dfrncmq, llouqll- t- IS ol ltcrly, bowlmq, sports, 11'N1IItIlllIl'l. Future: Nurses Trmri- ,HCI GERALDINE ESTELLE STANLEY Gerry 93 Martland Ave. x.'o111111erc'.11l,ACt1v1t.+1s:Yef1rbook Stull 4, lIllt'It?fll5I MIISIF, dfmcf- 111fr, III trfrvt.-111111. Future: Busr- Il' ss Svlifiml SHIRLEY IOANNE STAPLES 100 Highland St. tjo11,111e1c1t1l Actevztzc-S:P11rtT1111e Worker 4. lntereatsz Square firrnf-int: 1 .t11'1o,1:l1t1rf'l1 rrctivtties, 10'.-:111-I Fu111re:So1'retCrr1f1l Work, LOIS EVELYN STETSON Woe 40 Glen Ave. Vfllefre SPH ntttif' ACt1v1t1e::: Hrsketlufrll -4' Vollv'-ybcrll 3, 41 Ferl Hfvk- y 5 -1 Bfldllzllllftll 'li Sclttwrrll 3 Crrla' Sports Counvtl F, 4' 9iv1de1.t Cfouirvil fl 4: GIIISI Ftatf Rf'II'F-Fllltllllf' A C6111- gellr Cl1o.r l1.tfre:f'f': l'IIVlIlQ, fl'1:.ti'1u:, S1-111'?1 I. - I1tITt7'lfIll' :pri V I' 1111151-'11 uncle, IWFOIIIICI. Fu- t':rv23 F.::.1 ff ll- 17-W S-'l100l Ol llllIL'.l'l l MARTHA CAROLE STILES Marty 59 Belcher Ave. '.'0:11::1f-rm if Avuvrtres: Basket- rtfrlf I' -I Volleybrll f, 3' C rl:-' S1 ortx. f:UVI!L ll 4' Brode- lGI.1'IH Stull fl, 3, 45 l11a111frt1c il'1l, f, 'i 4: RIIVI Cc1:111.gttf4o 4' 'h1:'1z.t1:' Prqefzrt' T, 3, Harrim- '. 2 f ::.::. ef--1 l1:'ereff:'s:Rf11n aclf i.1ci:111:1to11,roller aka?- r.:,,:' I-'lllllflf ffhfrndlfr. ANN MARIE STODDARD Stod 39 Pine Ave Commercial, Actrvxtresz Basket ball 2: Yearbook Staff 4, Inter ests: Horseback ridxng, skatrng bowling, baseball, softball, mu src. Future: Telephone Operator SI-IEILA KAY STONE 16 Hazel St. Hosp1talTra1nrna. Actlvrttes: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Soltball 3: Dues Collector fl. In- terests: Swlxnnung, danctng, hrk- lng, rtclrng, Future: Nursrng. LOIS VIRGINIA STORK Ramgad 539 Plain St. Cornrnercral. Acttvitresz Basket- ball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Swtm- nnng 2: Cheer Leader 2, 3: Chrrstmas Pageant 3, 4: Part Tune Worker 4. Interests: Swrm- mmg, skating, mustc, sports. Fu- ture: Secretarial Work. DAVID MORRIS STRAYFIN Dave I7 Park Rd. Retatl. Actrvtttesz Football T: Basketball: Volleyball: Part-Tune Worker: Hetaxl Sellma. Interests: Cars, retarlina, sports, Future: Bustness. IOYCE MARILYN STUDLEY Io 52 Rockland St. Commerctal. Actrvtttes: Basket- ball: Yearbook Staff 45 Dramatlc Club 3, 4: Chrrstmas Pageant 3, 4: Motto Comnnttee 4: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Roller skatlng, dancmg, sports. Future: Undectoed. ANN SULLIVAN 121 Summer St. College Llberal Arts. Acttvttxesz Basketball 2: Volleyball 2: Swmt- nunq 2: Iunlor Usher 3: Class Play Prompter 4: Nonnnatrna Conunittee Secretary 7, Interests: luntor Twentieth Century Cath- olic Club, knlttrna, readtng, Fu- ture: Wheelock College. 'msn Q, f '-va' as-O , , I . P . . A , M Nr -3 uv , 'K S -A . Q . M 'X ' Q 1 jf, '- -f. -- f ff' - DAVID FRANCIS SULLIVAN Sully 483 Warren Ave College Ltberal Arts. Actrvrtres lunior Usher. Interests: Basket ball, cars, Future: Boston Col lege, IOHN RUSSELL SULLIVAN IC1Ck 341 Boylston St. Colleilf' Ltberal Arts. Actxvttteqv Volleyl'-rrll Ll, 3, 4 Interests: Bag.. ketball, football, GINIIIIIIIIYICI. Fu- ture: I,lude.f.de-d, HOPE AVIS IANE SUIVIPTION 154 Market St. I-Iospttal'I'ra1ntng.Act1vtt1es: Bas- ketball il, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Freld Hockey 3: Badnnnton 4: Softball 3: Curls' Sports Coun- crl 3, 4, Constttutton Cornmttteo lf Brockton1a Collector 4: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: St, Margarets Soclalrty tPres1dentl, luntor Twentreth Century Catho- ltc Club, Rockne, C,Y.O., soft ball, sports, Sunday School teacher, nurses nde work, Fu- ture: Nurstna HAROLD ARVID SWANSON Swany 9 Custer St. College Sctenttttc Actrvitlesz Stagecralt fl, 3, 4. Interests' Luther League, Church Basket- ball League, collecttng records and stamps, radro, traveltng. Fu- ture: Northeastern Untverstty. ROGER KENDALL SWA NSON 85 Ford St. General. Act1v1t1es: luntor Usher Band ff, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3 Interests: Order of De Molay, Church Youth Vlork, Youth Coun- ctl of the Greater Brockton Coun- c1l cf Churches, clartnet and sax- ophone Future: Chrtstran Mtn- l:ll ' RICHARD IOSEPI-I TAMULEVICZ Booshy I6 Essex St. General. Acttvtttesz Football l, T, 3, 4: Basketball fl Volleyball 'I Interests: Sports, Merchant Martnes Future: Fnarneer. ROBERT PASQUALE TESTA Bob 211 Pleasant St. Gener rl. Actrvrtres: Irrtr zrmrrr Bisketbdll T, 3 4: Volleyb-rll I Tues Coll-wftor 3. lrrtt-rests: Bas: kefball, btrsebrll football Fa: ture: Armed Forvefr LOUIS GEORGE THIBEAULT, IR. Lou 32 Farrington St Gentfr rl. Actrvztres: Golf Q, 3, 4' Intrrrmur'rl Basketball LZ 3, 4' lntr rrnural Volle ball A 3 4 ln f y , . - tt.-rests: Golf, basketb-rll. Future: Protessronal Golfer. LORRAINE ANN THOMAS Larry 43 Emmet St. General. Interests: Roller skat- rrrq, rce skatrna, softball, swim- .rrrnq, tennis. Future: Unclecrded. SHIRLEY FRANCES THOMPSON 416 Pearl St. Commercial. Interests: Roller skate una, Sunday School teacher, dancing, piano yi-layrna. Future: Vv'.ll.arrrs Busrness School. ROBERT DANIEL TORMEY Tom 21 Mystic St. lnciustrral Ari: Int-frestz: Auto rafirrfr. I'ut1.rrr : Ur: ted ?'atf 1: Navy. CONSTANCE ANN TOWER Connie 9 Fairmount Ave. H':.g.':Q .1 ':e:.E1? net:-rl! .' . I . 3 . 'rd1:.' f':::1 ,. .' . 7. 'finer 4 A ':ggef1. ,:. 1 -: F E' :'.':.r.':, Hi 'kie Y .': T 'I r. .rf r ' :.-qt-r if 19 3 1 I 1 'VX - r Q Lt I X CAROL ANNE TOWLE 57 Brookside Ave. Colleqe Liberal Arts, Actrvrtres: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 3. Interests: lunror Twentieth Century Catholic Club, knrttrnq, skatrnq, badrnrnton, dancrnq. Future: Kathleen Dell Secretarial School. ' PETER WILLIAM TRIGGS Trigger 28 Central Sq. Commercial. Actrvrtres: Football 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Retail Sellrnq. Interests: Swrmmrnq, iootball, baseball, basketball, music. Future: Col- leqe. IOANNE PATRICIA TROIANO Io 271 Grove St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Freld Hockey 3, 4: Badrnrn- ton 4: Softball 3: Swrmrnrnq 2: Girls' Sports Council 4: Class Play Committee 4: Nominatinq Committee 3: Part Time Worker. Interests: Rockne, C.Y.O., swrm- mrnq, basketball, rnusrc. Future: Simmons College. CHRISTY GEORGE TSOKANIS Chris 28 Wellington St. Colleqe Sc1entrt1c.Act1v1tres: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 25 I-lr-Y Club. Interests: Sons of Perrcles, Church League Basket- ball. Future: College. HAROLD TSOUMAS Harry 68 Berkside Ave. Colleae Liberal Arts. Actrvrtres: Football 3, 4: Basketball 23 Volleyball 2, 3: Hr-Y 4. Interests: Swrmmrnq, basketball, Sons ol Perrcles, Y.M.C.A. Future: Col- leaf. WILLIAM EVERETT TUCKER Bill 25 Hereford St. Genfral. Actrvrtrcs: Cross Coun- 'ry Q3 Volleyball 3: Dues Col- lector 4: Constitution Corrrmrttee Future: United States Navy. MARIE ANN TURCOTTE 564 Main St. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Slee Club. Interests: Music, Jlancing, movies, singing, sportS, Y.W.C.A. Future: Secretary. IOHN IOSEPH TURPIN Turpy or Johnny 424 Prospect St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Hockey 2: Track 4: Cross Coun- try 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Volleyball 3. Inter- ests: Track Meets, Canton four- riiler, Plymouth tive-miler, roller skating. Future: Mechanical En- gineer. WILLIAM THOMAS TURPIN, IR. Bill 424 Prospect St. Commercial. Interests: Hockey, basketball, baseball. Future: United States Navy. CLAIRE LORRAINE UPTON 601 Main St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor 2, 4. Future: Undecided. PETER WILLIAM UZZO Pete 754 Main St. General. Activities: Cross Coun- try 3, 4. Interests: Sports, me- chanics, popular music. Future: Engineer. ERNEST PAUL JOSEPH VALLEE Ernie 458 Crescent St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Track 2: Ring Committee: Class Gift Committee. Interests: Garde D'Honneur, Naval Reserves, toot- ball, golf, tennis, baseball, bas- ketball, work. Future: United States Navy. RICHARD LEO VALVO Dick 109 North Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Football 2: Track 2: Intramural Volley- ball 2, 3, 4: Retail Selling: A Cappella Choir 2. Interests: Foot- ball, roller skating, hockey, paint- ing. Future: Store Manager. FRED GEORGE VAN DEUSEN Doosie Babe S2 Sterling Rd. General. Activities: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3. Future: Unde- cided. DORIS ELEANOR VOCI Dot 50 Elm Ave. Teachers College. Activities: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Field Hockey 4: Badminton 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Dramatic Club 2. Interests: Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, music, bowling, tennis, swim- ming. Future: State Teachers Col- lege. MARGARET VOSGERCHIAN Peggy I5 Palm Pl. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball Captain 2, 3: Volleyball fl, 3: Field Hockey 3: Softball 2, 3: Swimming 2: Student Council 2, 3: Iunior Usher: Part Time Worker. Interests: A.Y.F. Club Secretary, Rockrie, swimming, skating, dancing, tennis, bowl- ing. Future: Secretarial Work. VIRGINIA VOTSOTIS 3 'g Ginny I6 Ellsworth Ave. College Liberal Arts. Interests: Maid ot Athens Club, Greek Or- thodox Choir. Future: Chandler. EDITH MILDRED WALKER Edie 34 Bay St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 4: Softball 3. Interests: Sports, movies, reading. Future: Secretary. ERNEST MATHEW WALLENT Ernie I5 Arthur St f ' l'15l.: DAVID IOHN WARD 10 Malvern Rd. V: A: - .Iv I V K I, 'L 'ft '-1 , F' -1'-'Z 11' '-2:5 . ', ,r 1 1 ELIZABETH ANNE WEBBER Betty 195 Winthrop St. ' I.tf'.I . . '.'fA -'- l , . RAYMOND IOHN WHALEN Ray 29 Myrtle St. RUTH CAROLYN WILDER Ruthie 21 Woodbine St. GEORGE HOWARD WILLETTE Howie S0 Hovendon Ave. RICHARD EDWARD WILLIAMS Dick or Will 52 Taylor Ave. iif-:.' I if Ar!-'.'1t Q53 'fyfivk Q5 ,lYO?f' umry' . 2 -1' Intru- ':.-.gr :T r :ze-21+ if fill T, -1 Volley- ll f 41 Hi 'ful Svllmii. Irittgr- tzy E'x1.': V' It -ga Red SOX, :': ff: I zz.' : : Cl4IIlt'IIlfl, vars, ,- :I 1111: ': :f ic fri :Ili rmirifry V1-.'.r:,r1..r.: I'1.'.:f. Uzrfvd St 11011 Q I I' rrg.. THOMAS ARTHUR WILLIAMS, IR. 'Tommy 101 Cherry St. T' I 'Al .-'t .'.'.'v-.2G'i' ' 4 I: 1 l:.'f-ra':s':.: '. lr 'ii llf- nf Iii. kv-tkvill Fu RAYMOND LeROY WILLIS, IR. Mick 497 Ash St. Ifi z I F :gr -t '1 :Il , l f, ll U - I 'f:- :.-.A.-- IANE ELOUISE WINSLOW Ianie lI2 North Warren Ave. 1- 'L I 54 ful RICHARD GEORGE WOODLAND Woody 309 Ettrick St. ' V 1- A .'. f: WILLIAM FRANKLIN WRIGHT K' J mu 525 Ash se. IANET RUTH YAFFE Ian 357 West Elm St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Volleyball 3: Library Monitor 3, 4: Brocktonia Staff 3, 4: Year- book Staff 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play Property Com- mittee: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Ring Committee 4: Brocktonia Collector 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Sailing, music, Y.M.I-l.A., bowl- ing. Future: Iackson College. FRANK RICHARD YANNI 47 Wheeler Ave College Liberal Arts. Activities: Yearbook Staff: Iunior Usher: Hi-Y: Class Play: Dues Collector 2, 4: Boys' State Representative. Interests: Baseball, bowling. Fu- ture: I-Ioly Cross. RICHARD EDWARD YUKINS CeciI 380 Spring St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Track 2: Cross Country 2: Intra- mural Volleyball 3: Brocktonia Staff 3 tCartoonistl: Yearbook Staff 4: Iunior Usher 3: Hi-Y 4: Class Gift Committee 3: Boys' State Representative 3. Interests: Art, sports. Future: Harvard. BARBARA ANN ZALATOROS Barbie 22 Bunker Ave. Hospital Training. Activities: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3: Badminton 4: Swimming 2: Dues Collector 2: Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Dancing, music, roller skating, Senior Christian Doctrine, Rockne, Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club. Fu- ture: Brockton Hospital. ANTHONY IULIO ZEOLI Tony 27 Farrington St. General. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Volley- ball 2. Interests: Sports, me- chanics, popular music. Future: Engineer. IOHN RICHARD ALDEN 104 Menlo St. Technical. Activities: Stagecraft crew 2, 3. Interests: Active mem- ber ot Massachusetts Pilgrim Fel- lowship oi South Congregational Church. Future: Technical School. AG 22 - AC' ' 'tr 3 . 3 Q9 iz. ig IOSEPH FORDE DARSINOS 122 Battles St. College Scientific. Future: Unde- cided. THOMAS LEE DWYER ,,Lee,, ALFRED MATHEW FOGARTY Al 53 Holbrook Ave. Technical. Activities: Football 2: Golf 2. Interests: Swimming. Fu- ture: Undecided. WILLIAM PATRICK FOGARTY Fong 72 Clinton St. Commercial. Activities: Track 2: Cross Country 2: Volleyball 2: A Cappella Choir l, 2: Male Chorus l, 2: Galloneers 1, 2, 3. Interests: Music, dancing, roller skating, singing. Future: U. S. Armed Forces. GEORGE PETER LECH 46 Spring St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Vol- leyball 2. Interests: Sports. Fu- ture: Undecided, HAROLD A. BARNES Hal I3 Day Ave. General. Activities: Football 2, 3: Hi-Y: Dues Collector. Interests: Cars, church basketball. Future: Navy. HAROLD GUY BOLSTER EDWARD IOSEPH CREEDEN CHARLES ELLIOTT LAGERSTEDT no azo Prospect sn. Eddy sas Norm Memento se. ChUflie 0f S0nMY 27 Montello St. College Scientific. Future: Law- General. Activities: Sports. Fu- YGFA ll-U95 Ut'1d9C1d9Ci- General. Interests: Part Time Gas Station Attendant. Future: Me- chanical Engineering. LORENZO LEMASA MOHTON HOWARD SPENCER NORMAN MANUEL SCHWARTZ Bom 178 School St. Howie 233 Alger SL 115 Dovgf St, Academic General. Activities: Academic General. Activities: College Scientific. Activities: Intramural Basketball, Intra- Track, Student Council 3: Motto Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball. Future: Uncle- Committee, A Cappella Choir 3: mural Volleyball. Future: Col. cided. Male Chorus 1. Interests: Boat lege. Building. 4 CContinued from Page 165 school with the atom bomb as a text book and the mutilated bodies of mankind as mute demonstration of the blundering stupidity of many thus, we must, by the use of our light of education, shine forth strongly in an enveloping darkness, for We shall one day ourselves be called upon to make the decisions for right or wrong in our spheres of activity. We stand today in a world already exhausted in the struggle against the powers of darkness that would take from all man- kind the light of freedom and democracy. For nearly two years now, the soil of Korea has drunk deep of the blood of defender and aggressor: the blood of American youths has crimsoned the earth the world over from the time of Valley Forge to Heartbreak Ridge: the mountains, plains, and seas have re-echoed with the cry of anguish sent up from the lips of the dying-those dead in the name of the candle light of liberty. We here have a profound obligation to those who have developed and those who have bravely defended what is ours today. It is for us to maintain that heritage and broaden it through the realization of our duty to use our candle power of education to teach a hardened world that life is more than just meat and drink, that glory in arms is less than justice, that right is greater than might, that government is for the benefit of the governed. Unless people add the fuel of intelligence to the flame of the betterment of mankind, then the light of civilization as we know it will be snuffed out never to rekindle again, and nearly two thousand years of progress and sacrifice will be wiped out. Let us, the graduating class of '52 of B.H.S., accept the challenge which the world hurls at us, girded with the light of education, in our own small way, help to keep the beacon light of civilization and the torch of freedom glow- ing throughout the world for all peoples. 96 iijlvffg lil. A-ecuzffy . x. 49 53? vciliiiiiviriss Q 'T INSURED T ff, uvro gr 'Ze' S1o,ooo. S 'ff coats' MWHERE DO I SAVE IVIY MONEY? AT SECURITY FEDERAL, OF COURSE! More people are saving more money at Security Federal than ever hefore in the 74-year history of this mutual thrift institution. If you are savings-minded, you'll want to save at Security Federal. too. Here. you enjoy Federal Savings Insurance up to 3510.000 It's a convenient, as well as a friendly place. to save. You have your choice of four flexible savings plans. And your savings hring you attractive earn- ings. W'hether you save a little or a lot. stop in and find out what Security Federal can offer you . . . in safety. con- venience and friendly service. Q e AND LOAN ASSOCIATIO 0F BRUCKTON 40 LEGION PARKWAY- BROCKTON 65, MASSACHUSETTS MEMBER Federal Home Loan Bank System Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation ASSETS Sl3.50tl.000.U0 N I omp imenb 0 Social Catering Weddings Bonquefs Breokfosfs Doughnuts Coffee A D Sandwiches I If I Telephone 6085 T042 MAIN ST., BROCKTON, MASS. I 0 T A U N T 0 N C,,.,,,-f.1..ff.110,,.. fo 1.4.2 CL... of 1952 I. U M B E R C Q. I T 1 3 E' H' SMITH' Gen' Mgr' I 5 me pocLne .fdfidociafion 243 N. Montello sf. T I. T I. Ig 19810 BROCKTON 19610 I 2 'iff' I SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS AND VACATION CLUBS MORTGAGE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS REGISTER CHECKS TRAVELER CHECKS SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES BROCKTON SAVINGS BANK Bounce Bottom Us ?Q 3, Nz You float 011 air... ' 2lhSlX'l . soft-flop ing, f' ,tux MWWEWMR .'o if 5 IRI - -wff+f,:f1- -f-K. -+::5:f:f:ss f:g5s::g:. 2 . ,.,.,.. I I -: ' 52I-: -..,. ' If:S ifffiiffiflfif:-fffila' --, .I , ' M - v ' I T ,f ,V,, ,I ' ' E 4: .. -:, . gf ,-frfrfqff '- L.llSll-N-LFCIJC bolcs. P A Vqvu . 1, , . ' QQ.. .v I . Q S get of I 1 X sig A ,vw 'M 'x I X Millions of tiny. -' lj i f scaled-in air-vclls 'A U. .. we you 21 o o o trcmcmlous lift. Xx ff Plenty of WALK-OVER RETAIL STORE . Free Parking Space 125 PERKINS AVENUE X Q I+ 'I 'I 'S 'W Q I 'Q If - 'Q .. if .. if .. if... ilk! IFJ. IEA.. lj .. llil - FOR QUALITY PRINTING-ON TIME AND RIGHT CALL 2747 or 8-0342 Q I fl. IIA I PIII I' OFFSET ond LETTERPRESS PRINTERS 93 CENTRE STREET 0 BROCKTON 35, MASS. fjrin fero of Zgroclffonia CREATIVE ADVERTISING 0 BUSINESS FORMS 0 STATIONERY O 0 ,O .LO .O ...O -O T' omla imenfd 0 FRIE 7A Bh0Lllf0I'L Fhalunacq, 8 0bU8l OX INC. JOHN WISGIRDA, JR., Reg. Pharm. W v f F2 A' n 74 WEST ELM STREET n 221 BELMONT STREET BROCKTON, MASS. anocxron, umss. Telephone 349 Telephone 9672 50ll9I'llfll!flfi0Il.5 llllll .S1ll'CP.f.f fo fAe CJAIJJ of a I Brockton - Taunton lid!! YAAJAM fo fnl' 6261.55 U! The Kay Iciwelry Company -lr ir 'A' 198 MAIN STREET, BRocKToN Compliments of IIIIIISIIIIIIG ELECTRIC UIIIIIPAIIY Brockton's Oldest General Electric Dealer ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS IAS 24 Hour S AVON GREENHOUSES and FLOWER SHOP R Tel. Brockton 265 151 E. MAIN ST. ROUTE 28 AVON, MASS. UAHILL Moron Co. 69 NORTH MAIN ST. - BROCKTON 'A' 1 .qWc'Jtlt'tll1J f',lzm1uz1lf1 f 4175 in: 'mlm' QITIM Ai ,un COMPLIMENTS or A LA SALLE A BEVERAGE C o M PA N Y 'XL' ' C.1rucl5 QUALITY - QUANTITY GUM' BRGCKTON, MASS. 32 oz. fre.-Q, 'rv rw ,fr .'Y1'.,Lm .4 Simpson Spring Beverages . . 1 ' H 7 -farm fn tm lx uafzfu. if 1171141 , 1 I Hill! XILIUIIS ,L All IH lglllxl 15,5 ardona ghfe jfgwer .gimp Telephone 4648-W or R 816 Moin Street BROCKTON, MASS. Steamship - Airline Tickets czmes P. Sheehan RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 256 MAIN STREET qopp. Belmont Sm BROCKTON, MASS 1 1-n1pffn1vr1lS UL 09' 125 SCHOOL STREET BROCKTON 7 Ucfoldicz 001,550 13 S7 1715.1 S, 1177217 232 Main Street, Brockton, Moss. Tel. 4720 DAVID .NOMJQIUQPE5 ,.,-- 'Af 880 MAIN STREET BROCKTON MONTELLO FEDERAL SAVINGS E Savings 'R '-sb?wFY'iff2 a'fVMQ v , 5?f-1-1!i 'fd ,. ywib TTT 'fdfffff A Qsswfmf' -iff ' ff - A ,, I' 311 f .-Iii g Aufb ' ?2T1'?5f'? Yl'i2l'3 'i f ' ' 'I 'Q ' 5, Q fi- N1 'Q '-M lgfilffj ll- I-1' Af, ' P . A 25 ' . . I di.E55P'?f511ff:QL2,21,532 .ff Home .,+-,-- ,. ' - -, f f 1, , , -ggi-.f ,cya 2 W' It M A-' 'MA A 1 O Y ' I Y 1 ' stigkhft 1 Qi. ini? 9,91 f i'-ei'gf'-Qi-,'31f '.?f.'limi - I -. ,,. -. ---- ,.- ,.. , f.,..-- 5 ,V . . - Qyyms.,-A-., ,Ax ,. ' -' ..-7-'- ,.-M. , :mf-vi'en!ff566b,:-M . I RAC J!z-menu-...bo .-.fn -Wim N Mwhw KVM H. -N -,,,4-g 1 -W-. W.. . J-111 Mg mmf' . 'fQ1-l f f K7 if R gongrafufafionj fo fLe Cjfajj of 1952 dump zmwzls U ' JGWQLF6 Q Brockfon's Friendly Sfore C0lIgl'Clfllf2lli0II.1 fo fLe 664.15 o!15Q Dyc':r,s Shade Shop 421 BELMONT STREET Tel. 3871 ik Window Shades Veneficm Blinds Fmrzplinzmzls RALPH and RUTH BAKER wil? Baker Furniture Co. 610 Main St Telephone 8-0299 Jeweler - Wctchmolcer TAFT'S, Inc. PHILIP R. LAGERSTA DT Jewegfrgi O 1062 MAIN STREET 1120 MAIN ST. BROCKTON, MASS. BROCKTON, MASS. Neor Perkins Ave. ARLENBS, INC. Men's, Women's, and Children's Wear 'A' 883 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS W. R. MORSE .fllufm ,Q LUN! S-.l4IlI'IIl5!11'T 0 1108 MAIN STREET CAMPELLO 60ll9I'ClIllfllIl.0lI.1 fo IAC' 6261.11 of City Fire Fighters' Union jfaomlw on Ami LL5 879 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASS. Soy it with FLOWERS-BY-WIRE Lloyd F. Thompson Brockton 3861-W 5 fe f OHIII Illlfllllj 0 ll 27 rfwz cj Sir UI Experience Sislisrirute Phalzmacq, 9nc. 758 Main Street, Brockton Telephone 385 mmwidi MAPLE ARENA Open Every Afternoon and Evening Evenings 50c, plus tax Afternoons 29c, plus tax Shoe Skates W Afternoons, l5c I2 MAIN STREET T High School Classes Wednesdays, 4:00-5:00 ik l20 NORTH MAIN STREET, BROCKTON Johnson Buick Garage HEADQUARTERS ll' , ' 'll 't l lSU'll FOR FINE THE FURNITURE Tumwo ' lllslllllsl 41 CENTRE STREET , lk BROCKTON Q L5 F Z?mCLt0n3 yan! gmf, STM if if A- THE STORE THAT BUYS DIRECT FROM THE MILL 51-53 NO. MAIN STREET, BROCKTON C I4 ! 0 , ALGER FARMS S Visit Our Retail Store 2 da Wav AQ' For FARM FRESH EGGS and an 4, Stn DRESSED POULTRY O 53 CENTRE ST. and 'I22 MAIN ST. Telephone 7073 Men's and Boys' Wear and Sporting Goods 420 TORREY ST- BROCKTON, MASS- Complimenfs of IIIIOWNIE'S SHIIE STIIIIE Specialists in 'Teen Age Shoes 252 MAIN STREET Brockton 1822 RADIO - TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Service Specialists Esiablished 1931 L O V E D AY ' S 706 MAIN ST., COR. HANCOCK BROCKTON, MASS. Telephone 1033 Brockfo Large O Servicing Radio and T I ' ' De I TeIephone 2171 A .5 9, NATE SISKIND shoes A Q9 N ' Il 0 9 1- I ahona y Famous Makes 6' QQKQQOQQ i MEN and WOMEN S Siyle and Qualify af Subsfanfial Saving ROOIT1 Legion Parkway Holbrook 43, Brockfgni Moss' AHONEY 6. FAY. NC. sam and .swim 119 BELMONT STREET N? AN BROCKTON Telephone 8-1340 I I1 'I IJ'H11'fIINVI. Fred C N k Chas. C C f Q Artists' Materials . Drawing insirumenfs Musical lnsffumenfs Ink, Paper Boards and Canvas Oil and Wafer Colors Phone 7033 I . 9 MAIN ST. BROCKTON, MASS. Slgn 59 EAST ELM STREET, BROCKTON CQ0ngraLLo1,!c1,fL0n5 fo KA-we of 7952 le Knapp Bros. Shoe Mfg. Corp. Pmuman, fladab Cnmpanq, Expert 826 MAIN ST Radio BROCKTON MASS Television T I ph 5425 1Tfw1p!1'n1vr1ls uf H. J. HOLMSTRAND Painfsandwallpapers T Wholesale and Reloll T SALES SERVICE Q 9 Telephone 4635 769 MAIN STREET T59 NORTH MAN STREET BROCKTON fll.'s1IlIIiSlp.Is will l Iwfirlrrllzzlclliiwis li' llzul lass I-l ms: 0 IIIIIISSIIII IILIIII. Sl'I'I'I,I' IIIIIPIIII' BUILDING MATERIALS - PLUMBING SUPPLIES HEATING EQUIPMENT 69-73 NO. MONTELLO STREET BROCKTON I3, MASS. TEL. 5030 WILCORT jewelers 246 MAIN STREET Opp. Belmont BROCKTON A CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF T952 fgzwl flIl.rl,rr lu CQXIUA nl 232 THEATRE MAY WE EXTEND GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF '52 Jzanlch PIZZA KING 707 CENTRE STREET Opp. Brockton Hospital , . I wzqtulrzlalzvris will .fllesl Clliislzes 7 'v lv lliel lass nl 52 BOB 81 KEN'S NO. MAIN STREET, WEST BRIDGEWATER Telephone Brockton 8520 J l mmtulzzlulzwis lu llzu l ,lass ul ro-I-' HATTIE MARKS BEAUTY STUDIO 223 MAIN STREET Telephone BROCKTON 2380 EASTON 998 IIIIYII T IIIITIIL 33 WEST ELM STREET, BROCKTON Telephone 1900 LAWRENCE CYR, Manager Fines? Foods and Liquors -Colonial Dining Room Coral Cocktail Lounge -Air Condilioned BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE Cgymiflz CORSET SHOPS 254 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASS. Congfafufafzom fo :Le CVM of 52 A. L. sl Inc C 0 R E R 9 S L A. L. LANE M. w. PALMER Gulf Service Station ' MUTUAL INSURANCE ik 106 Main Sfreef Brock? 22 con om and s sm rs el-5310 Heal llfwalnea fo flee Cyan of 52 BARBOUR WELTING CGMPANY STORMWELT h other Strip that Styles as it Weatherstrips Yo Sh C ON 66, SS. J Of L JAHN'S FLUWER Sz GIFT SHOP L gm' C fo CLA 19:32 Q if? 5 MAIN STREET L C O 55 ' 'W 3 'W CAMPELLO NEWS STAND L 0 0 0, julqnmhm P r u R s 9 ,g X C!0IlIl7fl'fU jur .Si'I'l'l.lAC' T N Q F Q 36 West Elm St., Brock 5 f f Il Ill L I ml R Y nv ff' SYLVIA SWEETS 72 Mm Brockton Edison glccggsimczigaurlsrnzzr C ,,, of BAILEY'S, Inc. I -f4!!'lll!lfHtl!'fl'I',I XIII' OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT T I ph 1230 57 MAIN STREET BROCKTON Ci,H7,,:lfHLlfI'UH.S C2011flI'lllllfllll.0I1.5 fo IAc' CALM of 1952 SPILLANE ' 2 Shoe Store Ulllans Sweater Shop 38 WEST ELM STREET Q jorgef- We- Wof jfower .Slap Arthur Marmorstein, Prop. SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS FOR CORSAGES 24 Hour Service Phone 8-0591 29 SCHOOL STREET BROCKTON, MASS giuy Qfom fllclcvision frenz a nqcvvicing .gicczlcv BUY from Io be SURE Sales and Service Radios - Television - Auto Radios Telephone 2877 143 BELMONT ST. BROCKTON, MASS. ffj0n1pliir1m1ls of A FRIEND ir ponyplzbzcizls of 0I'6ll'l ellie efil 0 I2 CENTRE STREET T0 Y' FIIIIIIIT EIIIII SIIIIP Specializing in WHEEL ALIGNMENT, BALANCING AND FRAME STRAIGHTENING ii? aol WARREN AvENuE Bnocicron .913 afwaya a bmi lo eaf af MCMAN US' 95 MAIN STREET BROCKTON I Iwvnzplinlrrzls of Mayor C. Gerald Lucey 9 Complimenis of YOUR PHOTO LAB 824 MAIN STREET CAMPELLO BROCKTON Cameras Supplies I 3 l unlplingi mls ul MUCAIITIIY DEPARTMENT STORE 102-104 MAIN STREET BROCKTON RALSTON SHOES O We Specialize in Young Men's College and Prep Sfyles O lloyIe's Factory Retail Store Pleasani Sf. and Warren Ave. In Our New TEEN SHOP -The Latest in Flats, Casuals, Loafers, Dress by ..... SANDLER GERWINETTE KICKERINO DOLMODE COACH AND FOUR ClI'l0llQ rod. 45 Legion Parkway Telephone 8427 Alex Denich Complimenfs of YOUNGQUISTUS Phalzmacq, RUSSELL S. KEITH, Reg. Pharm. Proprietor T4 CENTRE ST., BROCKTON 0 Lila- nylon' irillz flivpizlclllmi The Reliable Il SING 5 YAILOIING For Dependable Service on Cleaning, Tailoring, Dyeing and Fur Work. 0 59 PLEASANT smssr Call Brock! Campello Branch 5812 'I046 Main Street Modern Radio 81 Television Sales and Service if 70 NORTH MAIN STREET BROCKTON Telephone 8-0984 COMPLIMENTS OF 1 Dentch Auto Body 301 NORTH MAIN STREET BROCKTON 215 MAIN ST. OPP. CRESCENT EDGARIS Brockton's Shopping Center for the Whole Family TA llzlllll-MIIDEII Fffnffng Company, JIM. PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 'k 'k 'k 'k ir and its subsidiary W. B. MASON CO. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES 59 CENTRE ST. OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES BRQCKTQN 35 0 EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE 0 Telephone 751 Congmzfzzlfzizons and Best Wishes for Cl Successful Future to the Class of 1952, Brockton High School Eorms Slvllms INK or nocmow Q flfuluuf eglrzvirzgs um! rgrlszzrzulcv flgurzl' President, CLARENCE C. REED T FRANKLIN H. WHITNEY Vice-President, GEORGE I. CROWELL Assrstunt T osurer, FREDERICK E. HENRY Vice-President, FRANK S. FARNUM Assistant Treasurer, GRAHAM W. HINCKLEY Assist 1 T rer, DEANE R. MQCKENZIE As 't I T er, EDWARD E. ERICKSON Central Music Co 28 HIGH ST., BROCKTON, MASS. Telephone 4970 BROCKTON'S MOST COMPLETE 1 flwrr1pl:rm'r1IS wl fly' MAYFLOWER MUSE STORE 186 MAIN STREET JN A Sheet Music e Musical Instruments Telephone 6886 ' F' Records f Phonogrophs , 5, To e Recorders open Dany and l 5 in p Sunday , Privafe lnsfruclion - All lnsfrumenfs Aix' I mryplznrzgrrgls nl llwrrzplrnzwyls ul . . . Alden Jewelry Company, Inc. jewedra - Opficianin 59 IIC. 9 il? T83 MAIN STREET Telephone T570 FISH Allll MEAT MARKET r I 1 wnU.v!nrgrI1!,s I-l BCHSOf1,S Home Bakery A' 8' F' CARR'UOLO' wps- 830 MAIN STREET Besf Qualify Fish, Meals, Grocerres Vegefables, Oblainable g Free Delivery Tel. 4130, 4131 T012 MAIN ST. Hfzaduafzbn, ylffd., aL I I GURNEY'S Your Jewelers Since 1841 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON -for H1 years BROWN E'S .Spent .Shag Quality O I6 CENTRE STREET Athletic Equipment Telephone 8-0201 Since 1930 Outfitters for B. H. S. Athletic Teams EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR FOR A. G. Spalding Equipment To the Class of T952 Buy your shoes direct from the Eaton Factory and you'll save dollars on every pair. V EATON FACTORY SHOE STORE Just OH Centre Street-Next to the EATON PLANT Emi MMM fo CM of 152 Timken sf? Z'7'EAU'0m0'fC BROCKTON OIL HEAT, INC. i eating 27 LEGION PARKWAY, BROCKTON Equipment For LASTING SATISFACTION , NADER Radlo Company 9 Water Heaters - Radios Q Refrigerators - Ranges n Television - Appliances WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMATS MAIN ST., at LEGION PARKWAY BR T OCK ON 91-93 LEGION PARKWAY, BROCKTON Brockton's Leading Clothiers for More Telephone 8806 than Three Generations IHUICKTUN TAUNWN Roland R. Boucher GAS CQMPANY . . . gT41'A!C21f1'a'1'u11 Q 54 Main Sire 1 B kt 22 CENTRE STREET T I ph 2725 BROCKTON 35 MASS Te'ePhO e 143 Complimenis of f jungpflngnlls wf A F R I E N D C 0 F F E E C U P 30 WEST ELM STREET Q BROCKTON, MASS. t Cnmplaiz www, .Sfwp ,Swim AUTO TIRES and SUPPLIES ir 1' ul' A. F. GERMAN CO., Inc. 1159 MAIN STREET BARNSTABLE ROAD CAMPELLO HYANNIS TI B k T303 1308 T l. Hy 1 T006 Telephone 8-I53I ' I? wnnyj edawanf JOSEPHINE and WILLIAM LUCIANELLI Italian and American Home Cooking Fountain Service 90 NO. MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASS. EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Zim! IMIAM f., My CLI., 152 RIALTO STUDIO 86 MAIN STREET BROCKTON 0 Brockton's Smartest Men's Shop j0f2l'L'j0I1'l60I'l f Apparel for Women Main Street at Pleasant 153 MAIN ST. - HOLBROOK BLDG. - BROCKTON Brockton ' ,wfwg l fp-' fi 5 V 1, . . Iohnson Bulck, Inc. gig 71411224 gmmwffw- if gl!! or BROCKTON BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS EL'3 ff1ffy IIg 93 CENW STREET -Q FIH . I OPEN MON., WED. and FRI. TILL 8:30 P. M. . - . flu' 5710566 of QIUUIA BARNEY N, KATZ, President Telephone 6988 Stationery Toys Comphmmb of Greeting Cards Candy H Friend I L ' V un Clldif 'III6 MAIN STREET f CAMPELLO, MASS. Telephone 4564 0 7 gkujgrg y L2 5 All lgecorcl .Slap K , A A II EAST ELM ST. Qbf ' lflflflf Tel. 3381 263 BELMONT STREET Cory Keith I if BROCKTON, MASS. Nat S. Hunt 1 Telephone 8-0244 l Brockton's Only Exclusive Record Shop Good Luck to the Class of 1952 Clothing Corporation fi? 984 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON Telephone Brockton T074 N4 E V U Y' 1 nv il ITS! .llcmzr 111 QI :tsl Lxlznvs -- 'L INFANTS Hand-lasted Moccasins R. J. POTVIN SHOE CO. CAMPELLO , T l 1'r1111l1n11'r1ls ul FRANKLIN PHARMACY IIIO MAIN STREET CAMPELLO 0 CITY PARKING AREA, QUINCY Telephone Mayflower 9-3111 J 1 UI?lfJ!1lI1l'IIlS will RICKERS GRILLE Tir 27117 fpfllclf 1115 I KIIAIIIPICIIICIJI' Spusltllvs WETZELIJS .ggaorb gagin Sports Equipment Carefully Selected and Fitted for Your Requirements. Service Tel. 8279 644 BELMONT ST. i Telephone Brockton 8-T246 9 I 00064 uv u l n a I Q l Complete Fur Service 735 NORTH MAIN STREET BROCKTON 7, MASS. Fonzplimcrzts of? THE BOUTERY 0 TUXEDOS Dress Suits - Morning Suits for Hire for All Occasions MGIICGYIS, Inc. 192 MAIN ST., BROCKTON Umzgwafzzlatimzs In lfic .gvaflualrs 8-mayor mekifn wir A FRIE D Shaw Piano Co. Wurlitzer Pianos and Electric Organs Tuning - Refinishing Andrea and Raytheon Television Tuning - Repairing l wir 10 MAIN ST., BROCKTON Telephone 4500 1ion1plin1vi1ls vii Hall Motors, Inc. ik F1anaqan's Music Store and School of Music 4o'cENrRE sr. TEL. 4469 Over Post Oftice Open Evenings Instruments Rented, Repaire Bought, Sold Budget Terms All Teachers Approved by the Department of Education PHGTOGRAPHY by LORI G UR expert staff is prepared to handle any photographic assignment- portraits, group pictures, or action shots - at prices that are always moderate. 'ly-if 216 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS PRF' r. 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