Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

,xa - . D., I . ' W ' I . w A .4 'tbl .HIL P . .mg vhxswyl 1 U' :W ' 'V , U . U.g 1 . , . I .Jw ,,L' NI11 ' I . M-l'.hL.:Y.9 ,MMV M, ,,,, ,,,A .. -.,- , S Zi -,,..., AW, , ,W , 4 1 4 A Bli0CKTO IA BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS 1953 EARBUUK SWF Editor-in-Chief I EA N HA LI. o Literary Staff ANTI A. LYCTZS PATRICIA L. KELLEY ADELLE M. LEEDER DCRCTHY A. HAYIJCND IAYIE G. IZAWROCKI 0 Ari Staff THOTJAS Li. BURKE IUDITH A. FAGAN VALERIE JONES o Sports Staif ISHN A. GUTAUSKAS IANET C. CSTROFF 0 Typisis SAIL F.. EI.fE?.'z' FEL' H, i3'JILLfIlE'fTI PfL.AITIEf GFOP 0 Business Staff AETE1 'F T.f.l.Ff?' .f'?YLI..'.ffI TANF F. PRATT if f ' F.-XF.FLif EUIJPUS lLIf: .. Y.. : .If. T TAEOL P., xf'CFLCORAN P'.l.'IL.f'1 f EL'TCf'T.T - I T ...... Mi ...L ,L HASSAFJ TAFI 'z' N -'2 i Y,.,f1:.ff1.N 0 Advisors IMII4 FACULTY SUS.: XR, 'X..Xa'X.a'X,y'X,X,X.X.X,'X5XJ Xp .NX-' wfw .H ,A , 'N 7P!- F.. 'Nw' I stag? RALPH FHELLICK Headmaster -in ' 1 EDWIN NELSON CARL MACPHERSON Superintendent of Schools Master as , 'tr' 'UQ-go' BERNICE SYLVESTER ALTON IOHNGREN PAULINE HOIT Dean of Girls Master Senior Class Advisor D -1- Q K. ,-Z. C, Qu 'vf L. LA U4 -r-1 I0 W E s. R. W ill L. 43. Ll. W ill ., I , 1 fl :Z r v.. 5 H 0 C UI H E CD P . ,E Q p. 1 3 L L. M L. h.'. UI . 2 -: .-. H. cv 4: 2 E bd ui .. fs .. CR . , '1 Gu U3 U7 VJ 41 III 'fl U1 Q. L. 4 1 E: QD vn cn fi F Q. ua .YE .-. SJ ?: L.. V3 an O U va .UE .iz 145 .:. ua va '34 .Q C. Cv an C gf . Q L. .C U an an Ki. ,Q 1 'Q ii ua YZ 2 :Z S3 E U I an an Z. 32 O 5-4 ,II C :1 LL ACULTY RALPH S. FRELLICK, Headmaster ALTON E. IOHNGREN, Master CARL R. MacPHERSON, Master BERNICE SYLVESTER, Dean of Girls DEPARTMENTS COMMERCIAL . . . Daniel M. Creedon ENGLISH . . Harold T. Eaton HISTORY . . Norman A. Smith HOUSEHOLD ARTS . INDUSTRIAL ARTS Frances M. Bradley . Ronald F. Holt LANGUAGE Christine A. Northrup LIBRARY . Helen C. Converse MATHEMATICS . Martha E. Pierce MUSIC . . . Rodney F. May PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . Harold T. Sandrock SCIENCE .... . Nelson E. Sanborn DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS . Charles R. Holden I. Olive Allison Robert S. Andrews Edith B. Armstrong 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 H. Egger, Ir. Dorothy Ely B. Elizabeth Elzbut Martha P. Farwell Leo I. Fitzpatrick STAFF Russell B. Ford Lydia A. Gibbs Helen R. Gilmore Dorothy I. Goodridge Doris M. Hathaway Pauline L. Hoit Francis W. Hopkins Helga T. Iohnson Marion E. Kelleher Archibald Kelly Anna L. Lindfors 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 SECRETARIES George F. Ramacorti Helen S. Ransom Mildred A. Rauscher 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 Errol B. Stevenson Ruth M. Stokes David B. Sullivan Frank I. C. Swanson Elvira A. Sylvia William E. Todd Catherine A. Tuttle Iessie E. Uses Elizabeth H. Whelan August H. Wigren SADIE M. MOSES, Secretary to Headmaster ROSE B. IONES, Secretary BARBARA E. DELANO, Secretary UNE G00 0NE WOIiLll- 0NE PURPUSE X ,,if X 6ifxssoFF1cEnQ I 'XUSJ Xa'Xa'X.aX,gXFN.-iX,:Sa X.v'X'7Sv'ia a NJX- XJ T I... f HE Swan Fmclin QQ 0 fB 5.32 X vis K A I ,Qt .. Q F! 'F' Kntlzusiastic and energetic class officers, under the supervision of Miss Pauline L. Hoit, have not only kept time usual class activities moving but also Eiave initiated several events such as the outdoor rally, Pigskin Social. and personalized yearbook. ' ' ' .. 4. ,, f t. U1 . A x si-5. - . . Q 2.3 1 Jig 'PQ - 'rr as . P, 1, L xv D Ee? - -4---- ' 4 15 . ' 7,,'j. , soo 4+ -H will 'F 'ftli ' fvy- Q- 9 E' 3 ! .,f . 8 3' ss, , A . 5-:ff A ' ijtizzliiz-' f I I - . - X. , ' .I ,. .11 . . . ,- . -, x 21' Y. ' f ,A ,.,,' D., A , .str 1' 3.1-. r g: ', ,1 44 4 ?f'T'1,, fffrii? ffl f4L-3' 'L 4gT.1...- -. 'I' 'Y-s H, -.., Hr 3 f - 4, .ff . , ,523 l Q-., xl, V ,f,..1rf, - 1- - - ,. , , '- - 1.-5. W g . Aj, . ' . ,1j,.'--vls1's1.'1fQv. ks'.'1Jfl4-539' lfvvvfiai- - I 'P- IO 'lint Exiclmvi UMMITTEE u ..g'3'g. 'avg' QL., f Lelt to riqlit: Dorothy Raymond, lnomas Burke, Leinetia Pailacostix, Vifilliarii Fortier, Paula Tsarirles. Talented cooperative boys anal girls made up our executive committee and Served in auxiliary capacity to the class oiiicers. They promcted class activities and served as a link between their classmates and the faculty advisor, Miss Pauline L. l-loit. ff ll EARBUDIQ XIWU W r vw v v 1..,1 ' L iifrwlflllll-I ' . A A PMN, 11. llfy . I I'-Fl, N... A ul 1.3! 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'T ...Ll vi... f' 11'lf4 T'SIf1f T1f ' X 4.-- L, V... sermr 1 ISS were 117 uezzufrb as we ccxlf rug: .xr SHUI-2 li: 1Q '- W .,, 1 mf wav 4 4.. 1 . . ly f i j J. 4,1 'Ji' ' 1 12 .. .Y IJTJ1 ULLECTUR V .vu! if Q17 'Z- ff' ,757 font row Doris CJh1lF1 1fll6 ey Qlirislengen, lvlcirilyri Ease, loam Youriqiperq, Iucly lvlurpliy. e fiifl rc N Marilyn lui si wif' ocmxie DC il'lUIT1IQ6 QI'.1, lone? Lewis, leon Prcui. 'W rrw I. iwrenf lc mis Builze, Daniel Buckley. Hemi ye, hem ye, iiioiiey is our prylw Tfeis lrrzzfilifiii L4',l,1IlCl hlizs echeed from every lloiile room lliiwifiilglnliliil mir sexiinli yecir. The people lzehiiid this ples: were Qui irecisiireie, Dcziiiel Biiclzley, mid his dues collectors. These iiieiiibers of Cllf' Clues deserve 141 vete oi lhcmlis, lor without them our iiicihy seiiior activities cpiild not hcive been liricmced. 13 4 a I-4 . .,l 2 N 1- 'EEA 2' ri' - is i Zi I A S iff 75? ci T9 Y I .dv IH X K , Ki 'A 1 ff 0 LORRAINE DANIEL Mos MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED F009 MOST EFFICIENT YU' RUTH DANIEL KAREN IOSEPH cowAN nucxuzv MacDONALD CARNABUCI BEST PERSONALITY BEST ALL AROUND -iv 'f-we-' --.- 1 ', I ,, K it 5 Mink ' f I , 5 Mg, MARILYN IOHN MARILYN GEORGE DOUGLAS BSI-IIE GROSS RESERVITZ MOST MUSICAL MOST ATHLETIC 1' N YZ IEAN IOSEPH LALLI TRIGGS DANILOFF IOSEPH I4 BEST DRESSED BEST LOOKING '59 , , -'Q X I Q I :R 'fi Gu, ' A if . J -N as N If I f W .xQ, Wu .4,fl14,K,f,Q ., CAROL ANTHONY '--fi?f' 4 IUNE ANTHONY CORCORAN SERGIO K THOMPSON MARKELLA 4 g XF BEST ARTISTS PRETTIEST EYES i 5, I1 I IUDITH THOMAS SYLVIA CARL FAG1-IN BURKE REED MILLER BEST DANCERS BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR T63 E m- BALI ff ' la 1 wi ,, gm Wi ,f WZ :Qw- MARILYN MILTON Q ll JOYCE GEORGE GROSS CHOQUET BERRY RESERVITZ BEST SMILE Z 15, V K Q I R gg . M ihf A if ' XL . au... I ,Q ,' ' y f a N TI H 'N i- : CRUISE TWINS WILLIAM - Q OJ mrs 'fs - 4 15 .Q PCP? E31 3 5 'LQ 5 A 4 -L ,X 9 Q E4 S ..- LASS DE J 1 111+ if .1 VVVEJJ U51 .eff 1111111 1,11lJel 1111 V 1111 .jllfglj l l gf W 1111111151 l!ll11J11111,1 111V V11 111 Farewell ra realms cf childhood That dizri wifli passing years, TC Eiiurs Cf dreams arid visiams Cf qlery witiieuf fears. Lin-Ei day si, slew iri rassiwg lfifas filled with eager Eicpe: 'Ne Clirribed the heights Cf iieaver. 'Nifh seldarri dewriward slope. Qu! fiifiires filled with prcrrise Cf leadership aria aairi, - -1 Of always qairia forward , 1 Arid up fc Piiqlier plane, , 'ga 1 'fff' J 'ifrys ff ' ,ina S'TTf7.'.' ' fri l',l ,1Tf?!S '.'. Q:idrf11s Char? e greet eaflt hriqhf fcrriarrcw x, 'ffitlp brave and steadfast heart! usic Ly' E'.l.',jl. 'QSUSTA'-'US ANDERSON TEH AL llll 'I' By ANNA MARIE MELIDEO The goal attained? No, for there before us lures and tempts Eternal Road of life. Toward Future-land we surge, We thrust- lf dare we venture, Take the stride alone. But e'er we plunge, Along the path ahead, We bow to God to offer prayer. His help we ask To do the right, In facing future dawn of strife. Keep us free frorn yearn for power, Build us more than golden tower. Aid us face the crisis met! Lose not heart, invest regret. l-lelp us stand, our hands outstretched Seeking, pleading, yearning yet! 17 Liss ltATl0 M1953 As we, the graduating class of 1953, leave to find our places in the world, we shall discover that we must meet several difficult problems and much competition, and that We shall encounter the privileges, the traditions, and the precedents of our world of today. lt is left to us to limn, as we will, that square of canvas that men call Life. It seems to me we can develop our lives so that they will emerge from the common- place and attract favorable attention because they have been fully lived. As education forms the basis, the background, and the per- t manent structure upon which is built all lasting success, let t us not underestimate the value of learning. It is impossible ' to put the finishing touches on a picture before the comple- x. Q tion of the broad, heavy background: and any attempts to ' bring out delicate shades of features where no face exists or GEORGE RESERVITZ to paint delicate touches of nature where there is no land- scape are doomed to failure. Such ridiculous endeavors would lack stability and would attract no more attention than the daubing of a tiny child. Education, too, builds upon fundamentals. A more substantial foundation must be found if our education is to be lasting. We are inclined to think that life is short and education is long, and that the four, five, or even six years that we spend in an institution of higher learning could be much more advantageously utilized in providing the basis of a career for ourselves. ln the face of indisputable evidence, we cannot deny that education is an invaluable asset, but we sometimes reason that, though it is good for the other fellow, it would not be of much help to usp therefore, we plunge out blindly without the help of that guiding knowledge. As the popular phraseology expresses it, college is not a place to become collegiate but where one may acquire a power to grasp and overcome the obstacles that confront us. There is another form of education that should be more frequently employed by those who go to college and by those who do notvnamely, self-education. For the person who succeeds, education never stopsesince when we stop learning, we stop living. ln any endeavor which we may choose, there is an abundance of knowledge to be gained. There is also still another requisite for success, and it is far more important than any other. That is-in plain, unpoetical languageehard work. As Thomas Edison was wont to say, Success is ten per cent inspiration and ninety per cent perspiration. This illuminates admirably the idea l am striving to convey. We are today living in the shadow of World War ll and the Korean War, which is still with us. Americas role has always been and still is one of dynamic, democratic leadership among all free nations of the world. 'We must oppose inexorably and unalterably all forms of totalitarianism, whether it is called Naziism, Fascism, or Communism. As a world power, we must continue to be a good neighbor and strive to help all other nations who will ally themselves with the forces of Democracy. But in order to play this part, our country needs leaders-men who are not afraid to fight for what they believe. Today, we are but children finishing our high school education: tomorrow, we will be those leaders taking up the responsibility of defending our freedom whenever and wherever necessary. This does not rnean that all a person can look forward to is a horrible death on the battlefields of the world, for that is a most pessimistic attitude. Of course, we have a future before us! Let us not be blind rnen groping in the darkness but wide-awake human beings looking beyond the horizon to a future of far greater promise and fulfillment than this old world of ours has ever before known. Think of the wonderful advances that we can make in science, medicine, literature, brotherhood, and government of tomorrow! Perhaps we can discover a cure for calamitous disease, model more beautiful and better hornes, find less destructive uses for atomic energy, and establish a permanent United Nations where wars will be fought only over negotiation tables. The road we are to travel is not smooth: it is long and perilous. But despite all obstacles, with courage and faith in God, we snall travel that road of Life with dignity and success. 18 I 'lllltlll 4 2, cf!! 4 .-M yy , ni 732' ,y at -C9 'C-1 1 4 n 1 t fi wr vw '37 5'0- gzm J 'N tan.. Front row, left to right: Carl Miller, Marilyn Tarasiewicz, Richard Rosen. Second row: Dorothy lohnson, Iayne Prouty, Peter Gold, Nancy Battles, Karen MacDonald. f'31g, 5 Gathered toaether informally in the lilorary are the historians who are busily delving through the class records in order to present our senior class with an exact account ot the three years spent at Brockton l-liqh School. 19 HUPHETS X ,fin ii Q RE lllll T' IlllltIlSS One of the greatest problems in the present-day United States revolves itself about our thinking that we are a superior race with unlimited powers of understanding and knowledge. We blithely explain this attitude away by reiterating what we have learned through past experiences. We also claim to have risen above the mistakes of man and his forgotten morals. But, have we? Are we the people to judge when we are but one of the generations of people who think ourselves a master race? lf we take careful scrutiny, we find that we have often taken backward, not forward steps. Look at the Chinese nation. At one time, undoubtedly, it was the most cultured civilization on the face of the earth. What happened to the tremendous power held within Caesars hands? lt happened to Napoleon's army too. Forgotten Hitler discovered his mistake much too late. Dictators all over the world are slowly becoming conscious of their obvious errors. And we fine folk of America can find out that it can IOSEPH S. CARNABUCI happen here. If we are to be the real leaders of the human race, if we are to make the much-to-be-desired progress that we continuously talk about, we must recognize, at once, our full responsibility not only to the United States, but to the world as well. ln l806 Wordsworth wrote: The World is too much with us, late and soon, Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers. Little we see in Nature that is ours: We have given our hearts away, a sordid boon! This sea that bares her bosom to the moon, The winds that will be howling at all hours, And are upgathered now like sleeping flowers, For this, for everything, we are out of tune: lt moves us not.-Great God! l'd rather be A Pagan suckled in a creed outworn, So might l, standing on this pleasant lea, Have glimpses that would make me less forlorn, Have sight of Proteus rising from the sea, Or hear old Triton blow his wreathed horn. Men and women are no more ambitious now than they were in yesteryear. Even in the good old days, big and little men alike, were trying their level best to control the multitudinous phases of human life. lt was, bluntly speaking, brutality, blasphemy, and blood! Perhaps times do not change, fortunately, people do. We realize that we are making mistakes, we are trying our best to rectify these errors. True, we often discover the blunders too late, and it is then that we find ourselves forced to admit that our greatest soldier of good, our conscience, must come to the rescue. Fraility, it seems, is a human attribute. The strangest part of our complex, human structure is its perfect balance. Of our five senses, two stand out as being those which most frequently guide our choices in behavior. One of these senses directs us to those things which are good, the other directs, as well as lures, us into the realm of bad thinking. lt is so much easier for all of us to relax, to allow that strong sense of the bad to lure us into submission to the false promise. We have eyes with which to see, ears with which to hear. Our tongues permit us to pray at will. We use our arms to perform the most mental tasks. Our legs respond when we show desire to go from place to place. And still, with all of these five senses ready to abide our commands, we must first examine our conscience. Are we truthfully thinking, seeing, feeling as our innermost conscience, dictates? We should, for basically we know that, although we never see it, our conscience is, indeed, factual. And it shall remain a fact forever. fC0llfilIll6llI 011 Pagc' 931 21 xv ' ' ' ' V ' If wa- X I Sk I 'ij,fX I ,gf Af' PLANNING THE SENIOR PROM . vNC'5'f'fv I - CQ-5oc1A1,.I .3 DECORATING FOR PIGSKIN SOCIAL ENIOYING THE PROM A HAPPY ENDING THE BROCKETTES ENTERTAINMENT GALORE HRI TMA Mlllil T ,jf wr sf y ,X On December 23, an extreinely beautiful and inspiring periorniance was given at Brockton High. ln a hushed and darkened hall, the Christrrgas pageant was begun with a processional: O Corrie All Ye Faithful. Under the direction ot Bcdney l.lay, the a cappella choir accompanied the unfolding ot the Christmas story. The tableaux presented hy inernbers cl the Drainatic Club and other students were 'the tfllowing: The Annunciaticn, The Beiusal by the lnnkeeper, Shepherds Abiding in the Fields, Herod :ind the Wise lvlen, Vlfise lllen Pcllcwing the Star, Angels and the Babe, The Adoration, and The Child in the Manger. The songs which accoinpanied the tableaux were: Ave Maria, Stella, There ls No Bricrn in the lnnf' WEiile Shepherds Vifatcned Their Flccksf' 'lHarkl the Herald Angels Sing, We Three Kings, Away in the lvlangerf' Silent Night, Sleep, Little Babe, Sleep, and 'Cantiaue de Noel. Tzgcse students who took part in the tableaux were as iollcws: lane Prouty, Bernard Farell, Ned Arnold, if '..' les Corcoran, lacaueline Elsriicre, lanet Vlfardwell, Donald Vandeistreet, Laurence Cudrnore, Mark ig is ciitc, lchn Spillane, lchn Ferrdzrfr, Bichard Ferrini, Diane Castanc, Ann Cicora, Nancy Crosier, Nancy 'fhisholny lflarcia Dailey Boris Farrxswfzrtli, lanet Gagne, Cynthia Hayward, Marilyn Tarasiewicz, Y 1:.e Tl-l'1CI'1.13CI'L,ilI1d S1rtpdra Young. nun fffn f' 0. 24 4 ACTIVITIES 5 Xa'X.a'X..a'X.'3Siv NJX- iJXa'Xa'X.aX,,XJX.i, f N STUDENT AIWISURY 001111011 T' :,::11 1,1 zfx, 3111411 111111, 'Sw 111' . M.I,, P ,Nw . , , ,. H. .Y - 1 11 ., ,., P mx fa- 'U Ls 2 ff ,Af lllllillll 0 I'F0ll Slipping quietly into clcrsses, leoving books crnd notes, or work- ing diligently behind the big horseshoe desk, our Librcrry Monitors dre constontly performing their importcrnt duties. Every morning before the others crrrive, these pupils ore in the librcxry sorting books, stcxmping cdrds, ond keeping the room necit ond orderly. One of the projects undertcrken this yecir hos been displctys ol books depicting the vorious secrsons, holidctys, cmd memororble events. Thus icrr, under the supervision of Ruth Cowon ond Kothleen Portnctude there have been ottrolctive poster crnd book disploys concerning lrelcxnd ond lrish outhors, populcrr rncrgcr- zines, new books, winter sports ond odventures, spring sports, ccrreers, crnd hobbies. The oiticers ot this club include: President, Ruth Cowong Vice- President, Lciuro Adcrmsonp Secretory, Dorothy Eerroneg Trects- urer, Avis Collins: Fciculty Advisor, lvliss Helen Converse. Frcnt row: Borborci Tinkhdm, Kculileen Potnuude, Dorothy Eerrone, Ruth Cowcin, Miss C-Jriversff-, Lriurfi Adfrmson, Avis Collins, loonne Klinkhommer, loon Crcssrririn. Midc le row: Moriorie Heller, Thelma Tepriiciis, Helen Zwicker, Eosulind Dever, lfryve Smith, lu-in Hurinevvell, Lois CJ'Neil, Ptrtririti Sinnott Audrey Willis, Alice Cleary, Corol Eerglund, Beverly Monqefru, Terese Proulx. Bock row: lre-ne Small, Dorothy Albcruqh, Iudy Ek, lune Edwards, lvlurflio E-gilk, Cfirrole Helwfriie, M-rrilyn Eliholm, Crrrol Hulszeiri, lone! Chombers, Marilyn Fleming, Virginici Doyle, Marry Lou Klinkhdmmer, Arlene Yrmte, lone Curripiwell, N present when picture vvos token were: Putricicr Chcrusse, Ruth Elizabeth Flerninu, Dolores Eosseliu, lunet G1-zrrie, Nrincy Hrxnnri lord Potricio Loveddy, Icrnice Q'l3rien, Estelle Ftoulogcilis, Louise Vigil-cins. 27 UNIIIR HER - IRL SFI 1 7 bv f, S- CO Q0 Q9 I 1 I . - ' 1' -T I- SQ- ' as A J ,.- . x . C .s Og 1 Af. -arf, G? 4-Z3 ., ff fa - Q QQ .. mg, ff - -r -, . - -f. -tv. K 4, 6 Y ' 'lr . ' K ' fo' -v , 115' f ' 'ff' I Q9 V' .N ,f X l 3 5 W' . X OC 1 g, A k . I ' Q9 A - X . 1 - fu -.S .X -J--1, 5 ' we v' . 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In their crrrrrs 5 W, SU, gre :izrxed rgizskaf f' 5115165 the ' had rriacie tixerriselves ,' r Y r 4 pgrider he fllfg- U 'r f. rkszsirr flgss E. Elzzirlzetri Elzbut. b A0062 2- .5 5 4. nfs bf px, rilonllnrlr- or V At the class-day and araduation exercises tor the Class of l952, these G 9-E Iunior boys, alona with the Sophomore Class President, Flaviano F Diljalco, were selected to usher. They were clad in white trousers and dark jackets and were very helpful at the various cornrnencernent attairs. l , uirtrtri W? J if an u.. 1,-J X ff-rr' meer ., ev - - -11 -V 4 f -- -TV -My 1+- 1 - - f ' 1 TT - - v' 5,21-w,,t:-'Ai,Qv5rn34f':,I'ff,1A. :Vl,,5..:e.-vs, - - i- f - -. - . - - Y - '--- he ,K , , .4-M cw 1 ,, ' V - - I ' - fu 4- -- , : f..,,.. 457- ' ,M 'i Z ' 14,491 ,f.,'M,-f-.Ks,,fvi'.f,,,.K . e 1 7 - . ' - ny' fn- . . ' ,A . ,1 . L -andy! w,:: '- . c- ff ' . - ..,., . ..E. f , , , . - ,- ..r. , -4 fo r 11- . ,..- - . . . yhfrb sw- , .wr 13 -.A . - . 9. 4'0 ,lv ,.'?'Pf99w1.' ?f ',U-'Q'4frf'i Tri' AF Qlfsrf -4 -,tri 3i,.j ' Q r.--tf.,w.m 132 ::f,:.f'.-W.,-,m.f. .Q :rf .'f ,f A f , 1 Af., ., ., , . First row: Peter Gold, Kenneth Hanson, Ceorqe Fteserviti, Kenneth Nicl-zersfin, llfrniel Euf'l-:le':, Tl'iCiii:,rs Burl-ze, loserrh CrITIlGlQ'L1V'l, William Aitken. Donald Cesarini, Richard lvlahanna, Eflwrrfl Creirlese, Mrliirrii Fortier, P+?-for Sfrwii Second row: Flaviano DiFalco, Frolirert Reed, Paul Smith, Cornelius lvl-1'Crea, Pirul Sheenan, Sinifn Yf't,1I'lCI, Vfilliani Glfrriue, Rcizert Wood, Edward Lanclsey, Edward Robbins, Henry Goldman, Gerald l-laiarian, lohn Dugan. 29 HAMATIC LUIS J 5 t . ...ii f .. H , Y. . ., - .- ,. ., .ri :, :'- :t'.Z:e.3, o irc. oCr::r1in, max. 'ju-rifge Crtsier, lI:irr',' Peiroe, Ciircl lclinson, lane 'flll ' Q 1, Qj.':i'Eii: Eng .-.'gird, Susan lliller, fizne Tis' ini, lixyne Prtufy, lilartcrie Winneq, .,,. - f. f xr . fe zz, lftriljxn Rose Berg' l.li2ra'n, line' '.'.':rd.'.'e1l l.f:ri.','n Criss, l7'rnthy Raymond, H Elle l.e-i-ier, Llirrylfu Tri':nf, Sf!-1.1 Iris' ff'::1'j.' Heli ini, l. is T :rds1e'.'.'1ctz, Adele s ., 'fi Daihff, L1 zrilyn Blitz, Irene Seraiq, l:g,ii'h Ek F1.y.Qis Lfgrrill. -4 Q. 3 fl znfy Qhishoim, liner Guqne, fijlires Fizssell 1, Qiris Fxrnswcrrh, lane McCarthy, rx Pfzzi ,... ' .et f?.,:m::ers, Annu Cxfirr, Pzuiii Shzer, Helen Ciiits,-lle, .7-.ire KT.-.'g:lsk1, linet Lewis, , e-,ine i,.'::1,:e f:r5': :, l-lQ11'l9 lanfvorii, Lois O'Neill. pts: -,wffiir oitered many opportunities for the dramatic element at -:tori High fi sliow its 1-forth. Advised lay Miss Rose Condon, Miss Stkies, l.fr. li? ffetoalf, and lvfiss Beatrice Bosworth, the Dramatic j1'. T' verses Ln pirlic speaking, the methods of choosing ir. Skits and pantomimes were presented at meetinas, i1Y?'1'T9f,l 1: play entitled, Sally's Hat Shop. Two f re staged in the auditorium, with an unusually qs girls who took part in the Christmas 'oe gr'i::.1:t1C Cui. 30 L..- Smuicimw STAFF The Staqecratt Staff who work auietly and unobtrusively to make our assemblies more enjoyable have accomplished much this year under the auidance ot their advisor, Mr. lohn Bur- bank. They were responsible tor the deliahttul scenery dis- played at the class play and tor the beautiful liahtinq which aided so much in the presentation of the Christmas paqeant. To this aroup who have had Philip Laviane as student director with Daniel O'Brien as assistant, we say, Thank you tor the wonderful work which you have done. Front row left to right Colin M 1 D n Jld lane Pratt, Daniel OBrien, Philip Laviane, Marcia Melville, Estelle Poufaqalis. becond row Robert Doualas Edw Jrd Morkis Don rld Mooney, Robert MaCDonald, Frederick Nelson, I-ithn Sherman, Douglas Young. Not present Willi rm Hall Pauline Lakeman Mary Lou Landers, lane Campl:-ell, Craia Murray, Bruce Iohnson, Warren Ladd, Milton Choquet Arthur lohnson Charles Spaqnoio, Francis Hallisey, Lawrence Goldrup, Mr. lohn F. Burbanlf.. 31 RUCKTIHIA I r I I 6 , .a L , .. 'Q 1 05' -Q- Iv l . T3 Q all .I , . . . V ,N J. LA. Thug rg:-:: .:xI1Z1E'.LCf9S:Cl 'g1r1: F::'1 1:3-ff 5 it .2213 ,pill .ffv-,. -H 'f ,'3 1 x ,. 1..j ..,..f A ,Y -4, ' 3. :' ... Q. , ,J-.H -- - : ,Z ,l.7 ..,4, , . .. , , .. .,,.,,. 5 Y .. 7' X.,,, ,...e: ,Y. .4 1 x.f,4, ,. .A,., L ., .. 4 . HY, , ,f. L, -1-gf , ., 4.,. ..,4.. H i. HY' Q., T-X .2v' 3 lu PLA RMT, H?,,t?.,.,,,,,1 351 f fu ' fef an: .-.Jie 313' Emms, LTA. Ilulhns, fxrcl Eumgzus, Pauls Bloomfield, Nancy ' fer ' 3.3 3Q'1zu5E:'1S. 1'g 1:1 ::II'.'1f fhpshirr, .-:'IY1l'3'T1 Flske, Zclcres Fossellc, Ioan Younqborg, , -fxezg F.:s'1 1eS1.'.'::, fizzxs fcurke. r, .v :rxyr .srzszen-.'1::. Carcl Vega. ' 111 gi' ss Illrfitggh The L -1'.'ff1f1:f:ll',1 girivtefi f ff ftr SGVTI Nfzpitw' . Cut 'Bus y-2211. fb ' L iizz. Pirtrfzzfs Sy gms, Q 5 4 , V X - ' u ,Ifl U ?fl'f,'f'?Q Sffif-CIHIYTJ dy' 4. 1,Y,. Y ,Y ,J',x. W'N'1 '- fir. 1-XC:-'.1ef.t Cg,.g,.:I- Z Q, ,i l1lIflfI'J'f'l?1Y fczlvxfs. Nc ' 'ff Q 'fgzrfr z:1ii viewed X ' 1r,r r1:.TE1fi1s rigretted iha Sxperxermce. f X .f X 1 1 32 '41 PART-TIMER The Part-Timers, who are members of the Commercial curriculum, are the girls Whom you see rushing here and there on errands for the various department heads. They type, take shorthand, and do just about everything clerical that will aid in making our school a more smoothly running institution. 'We are grateful ior all they have done. i o u 1' mfroib-' l 'x 1l I- -Q uv 'C -no 'cf 4, .6 I ,iv ,. A Q K -35 l 46- ape- ,, '-'Q BF ww X -l- fs ,, f ' . X - W A ix , 4 I .. .-.. 4..- Fiist row, left to right: Margaret Willicims, Sylvia Reed, Katherine Crowley, Patricia Daversa, Phyllis Evelyn Anderson, lean Porter, Nancy Belcher, Maiorie Briggs, loanrie DeChambeau, Beverly Mather. Second row: Emily MaDari, loan Yourigberg, Dorothy Lalfratta, Constance l-leiler, Shirley le-nnings, Alice l.aBarre, Carol Bergeron, lacquelyri Cobb, Gayle Willis, Beverly Bishop, leanne Ward. Third row: Harriet Roscce, loanne Sullivan, lanet Zeeland, Isabelle Scammell, Avis Lindquist, Edward Robbins, Patricia Donahue, Geraldine Ruddin, Marilyn lohnson, Ivladelyn Zoino, Miss Eeatrice Posworth. Not in picture, Winilred Swann, Suzanne Campbell, lean Young. 33 ff R! as Q? so 'P' 38 Q3 I - ' WU. LA h- 1 .a5. P svn Q Q3 nd'?,s' no .se.', ,.,.,, so 01 D as fl QW ic? ' G if 'oo : 1' i QFX T94 7.1 V Q 51 -A--li i 2 f :vid Su1.i'.'crn, lchn Curry, Kenneth Hanson, Richard Marianna, Aiden l.i.IIiG',FlL1VlifIDf'iDlFt,lli'U. 'Jfarreri 'fupree Rcyrncrizi Lsuscn Fccer' Dcuglas, fcnald Cesarini, '.i'.'arren O'Sullivun, 'x Q 1'.'.'s W N l 'wjsnv .- , 1 .ii , P.irliarr'i Rcsfn, lfdwiirii lviuryaliy, heriierazailserizig their purpose, 'ito create, maintain, and extend thrcughcut the home, school, and community high standards, the riiys cf the Hi-Y ccnducted an active and enjoyable year. Affiliated with the Y.l:ff.C.A., and directed by Mr. Alden L. Lane, I A they Hi-Y ci Brockton is part cf a nationwide association oi boys' :urs Menilters are chi sen for their strong character and high gdefris witliiut regard icr race, creed, or nationality. Q Dmxriri 5 the past yearn the boys were aided by their advisors, - ffr. Hfifflld Fafuse, Nr. Altcn E. lcihngren, Mr. William I. Mont- YiII.'?Y',', lima flttcrney liicbsrt Prince. The officers who carried si ':frri::l1ly were: President, Kenneth Hanson: Vice-President, ' lixiiizrd ffsiziianiirirp Secretary, David Sullivariy Treasurer, Iohn furry: and Chaplain, Edward lflorlcis. U3 Serie cf the irigicriant igrcgranis of the year included the Lenten gr'ggri'i:':.: the Clfy series in which the members assumed the cuties ct CITY ciffizxzls for a day: a panel discussion by a group if teachers students and parentsg lectures on bad driving Eiiziggfs and the ztgzsuse cf alcchol: and a conference held in PE lifflix tc '.-.'111cE. lccys were sent from l-li-Y clubs throughout :.e':rr as es. 'lgie bcys also sponsored dances and other siycxal events. nn vi The Tri-Hi-Y Club is an organization open to girls of all faiths, races, and nationalities. While always keeping in mind their goal, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards, the Tri-Hi-Y girls have enjoyed an unusually active year. At their weekly meetings the girls heard a number of distinguished speakers, and held dine ners and social evenings for their own pleasure. Among the more serious activities, the girls took part in the city series, that is, members were selected to assume the duties of city officers for a day. A particularly memorable experience was the Lenten program, a series of talks delivered by laymen of different faiths. These lectures acquainted the girls with the beliefs of others. The guiding force responsible in part for this successful year was the young and pretty advisor of Tri-Hi-Y, Mrs. Harold Rafuse. The officers were: President, Alice l.al3arreg Vice- President, Nancy Battles: Secretary, Phyllis Anderson, Treas- urer, Evelyn Murphyg Historian, Estelle Roufogalisg and Chap- lain, lane Nawrocki. Q V if-:X .gf .gg 4. A 6' -me .. , , 2 p1 n-ini First row: Harold Ptafuse, Alice Lal3arre, Phyllis Anderscn, Nancy Battles, Evelyn Murphy, Mrs. Rfiiuse. Second row: Sylvia Reed, ludith Murphy, Estelle Roufogalis, Paula Tsarides, ludith Tuck, Deborah Karp Third row: lane Nawrocki, Marilyn Tarasiewicz, Karen MacDonald, Marlene Vlfatkins, ludith Fireman. 35 WMMM 'haaeue MM BBQMQ M1295 555555555555 bvnoneacaeaa 555555555555 Gvucucaoaoan vhvhououcnna ..FV 5555 5555 5555 5555 5 5 5 5 55555555 55555555 55555555 59599959 L' 'A 5' 'I KY 'A K1 'A 1 , Li, ., '-'r!f A .. A 555555555555 555555555555 555555555555 qeaeaouononv ar' 5174 9 IA 5174 9 V4 EW 'f 1 55555555 55555555 55355555 qaaeuanv 95955555 -.r1nmn9 A -- W . l. 1 v 7 A um Il, g gl X yn mi 9 Giii CLUB QQ Q Q ' SE i X t 1 ff K l 1 In 0 The Girls' Glee Club under the able direction ot Mr. Georae Sawyer , Dunham has been very tortunate this year in beina one ot the groups x chosen from Brockton Hiah School to attend the Southeastern Massa- chusetts Music Conterence lteld at Norwood. They made a fine show- inq and Brockton High School can be indeed proud ot them. ewes '3 ! Front row, lett to right: Shiela Peck, Dflores Beltz, Nancy Srila, Ptitrifia lxlc-Gt 'i.'.'fiIl twain rltillisrty, lain lluriiritlirr-ys, llfitll-I Tsarides, Mary Lynch, Carol Saccocia, Mr. Georqe Sawyer Dunham, Mtirilyii Blitr, lan'-t Perroii, Mtiry Linehan, Dolores Fossfllltr, Barbara Frevold, Phyllis Morrill, Gayle Willis, Geraldine Budderi, lJli,i1'tr.r1e Wallin, Second row: Carol Macetield, Elizabeth Ward, lean Prouty, Ellen Clisbee, laiiice O'Brieri, lyiarilyri Gross, Blioda Econcriirts, Cynthia Leonard, Shirley Conley, Evelyn Martin, Elizabeth Mf'Guinriess, N-incy' Bel-csti, lean Miller, lltirie VYills, Gertriitiie 'Q'tztl'ilit,iri, lean Beals, Gladys Parmenter, loarine Bappo, Carol Foster. Third row: lacqueline White, lune Thompson, Naritgy Peirce, lflarie Spillaiif-, lltiritfy Kelley, lanet Chfirriltff-is, Betty Ariri iltvl', Sandra Miles, Gail Emery, loan Vining, Carol Harvey, Marjorie Peterson, Louise Marshall, lcanrie Brfneduvi, loan Murthy, Marilyn Holmes, Elaine Good, Doris Farnsworth, Audrey Willis. 37 ALE llnon MMM ir www ZS 5555 55 55 S3252 505955591 555555555555 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 nr. ar. av. .um Q-. e , ,b,... V - - -.V --rv-N V . -,- -.vv ww V,- 55 5' 455 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 555555 55 55 55 55 55 55 5555 55 1 55 5555 55 55 55 55 5555555555 rf ,I'.G1'.GS vfIT-l'1 HCL . .5 . 151, ITTT3' Al...... . www -1 , . n,....,.. . If-r N ,I I'1':L':f, HQYZ ,. e :,-p . ..v , .,..L .. SLI., . .x-,.. ...A 49. S ,-v . - Q M 1 cw 'F ' 3 , :':,:nG,::1 rx SITA? .,- H ,, S ,.A.... 1, X l Q .. U,,..,,. F .. ,mi ,,.. Af: v . .. J-, 1 f af Q 4 Y rs lL.,..,A bk .Al fy vv er. Q- ., -..J Q.. ,- Y 555555555555 55555555 555555555555 55555555 555555555555 55555554 555555555555 55555555 555555555555 5552 17 ir wr 17 1 Y W 5 ?9?E S! fb ff fb .f2..f...-...an has Heier' Shi:-.' Elinnrd Beaumont H jzwir' Pkg:-5, FYJIICIS :lf9l.L Peter Gmncrros Q xlrc, fliirncs l.ff'1r'1n, Carl Pltorc, Daniel . :rim E'1ll1 311151: Hfier, 'Paul Anderson 'QQ 1:1 fexfer l. n, Dgvxi Sullivan ' :.3e.. fqrzifg '.'.f:.len', ff:n,:ld Nelson mi, I av K nmol: CLASS mein ri Q .. X The Iunior Class Officers, under the guidance at Miss B. Elizabeth - Elzbut, have been a great asset to the Class ct l953. We enjoyed work- ing with them when we were planning the lunior-Senior Prorn, Sleigh- Bell Serenade, for they co-operated wholeheartedly. We wish ihern uf? , ', 3 - 'IA - the best of luck. Left to right: ludith Allen, lean Canley, Bernard Farrell, Plaviano D1l:alCe, David Sullivan, lane Caldwell, William Farley, lane Finnigan, Carol Dineen. 39 1111. vv fn' mga A A Q S9435 KE-5 - Z 2 'HM I ATHLETICS I SUS.: 'XA' .4 I QQ I MITBALL F ..' -,r X .,-- L. -': -15,1 .13 An' 1 1 - .. .. 1 .41 ,, ,, . ,, ,. 1 .,. YL: if ' 1.1111 11. 1H1r.'1 17:19, rife' ,'r1i1': 1 'r r'.1r1, 1111.1 1.. 1.111115 r.111l1y' LC1'.'1111f F. .. L. TWA ,-F -,.,-v 'f -.,., R, .np . ,, - 1: .1 ,1 . 1. 11,1 . 11 ,fl .f I1 .11 1,111 . 111.51 .11 I11TlbC.-II .1 K ' '.'.'11.1i1 1:1 F- U SL'1!'1r1 r'Q H 1' 11:11. rp 11 VH WC, H mC'jii 'W '- ' L ' '. .. ' . J 1 . y 1: 1: 1 ' 11 1.110 '. , - ,111111':'. 11 J sf-1 11 1 1 ' '1L1 1151 I5 111.1 ,ih11 : s:..', f1sHg:. 551111. 2212. 1 ' :Lr1'.' .QM gs 1-f'S r1 1 1. Fr 1. .3 1:1 11 . .UG A 1 a 5 f Q w,.v 1- v Hgy V,-4 4. . . V 1 .. 1 5 U -. 11 'IQ 1 . 4 11.1, vm, ' ' , ,- B -V -v xv-'ff v F 4- SKA' - 'ww 11,z, M 1 , HN: 1. I1-4 1111-111 1, . , . . -1 11: 111 ' ' ' 'Q 111 3 11111 THQ Tf1f111KS- ' ' 1 .1 . fgffgffi fy . 4 ,. 1.. pf Q . my 1. Af ,A ,.I F. f ' 51 Pfg1rfi.:1:. 41 Lt... RACK EAM RUSS- UUNTRY -06 99 ll gf 3 8 9? 'VY CQ HV 456- -If 8 0 as CQ First row, left to right: Richard Castano, Robert Porazzo, lohn Cunningham, lohn l-lebshie, Edward Kamockis, Daniel Dawes Eugene Durf, Ronald Yukins. Second row: Mr. Sandrock, Robert Sherron, Peter Karoff, Richard Poskus, Carl Pitaro, l-lovey Chapin, Donald Watts, David Varri r Manager, Richard Stenqel, Manager. Third row: Alfred Poudrier, Robert MacDonald, Lawrence Iones, Melvin Clifford, Michael Capelott, lames Gurney, Robert Caness 1 Gerald Silver, Robert Furlong. lwf- , ....,-'if' J' img ' ft .gf Nu' i ' A Q 'BR' QW? ref 'nuff' .3162 'ZS Ln Front row: Robert Ferini, Leonard Orcutt, Robert Porazzo, Robert McDonald, Richard Castano, Fredrick Nelson, Back row: Warren Dupree, Ronald Yulcins, Gerald Silver, Gerald Stackpole, Donald Fisher, Lawrence lanes, Christopher O'Brien, Harry Reuell, Coach. 43 C3 XX! Doiittltjl H fe ualif A KETBALL - 'N fx ,- Q .1 ': 51:11 Ile-rr 1, ?'.lf'h1!fI Kzrgi kseph fisepn, F.cJ1.'7:1:r1d 595153, Elph Sal. xg 3:5331 f.f:Kem::t Qciq' fix E:t::t Fgcncrd Sheehan, L:'.-rrente , ., , . . . rggs.f ff' giwwmkjwjvrstxmivqzcppcsuuwwuxiasb ' ' 1 fw' 51f,Uf1S9TSCN underccdch 4 ,W-' fvx v f .w T ' . ' i -:Mll 4Q5n4gm.LQQ , M.w , ffm-N,fH .Q gb .. Q , 4 4. ,k . ..l1..g ,.,... Hf ' ..: .... 5 sire?-virus it. 193-?!1t V WH Y ' ,-,-iff T-, nv ff Q v ,1.,' As MJ.: ,lu1... T' 'gg q , C .' H1 3u1Q1:yy'fyHfi I 3 , f. Tf'F I 'ffffl 1' 'HQ H 1 lf 4.,. '2'T: . 5. J 3 1 IQSE Cf 110 H' Ati? QC1 35 1Ly Rini M 'gvlr xzi, 'fr CD1Lr 31 Flenvfzzw . . :Qu.5,1i.gw sp1H mtM1IJeww BGG' Q'.. QS tQx.g ET YUYF f1.1he1t9uu: Y V - N-- ,, , ,Y f., fw.,,L-. ,,, ., - '-.Q . .1- 'iifi ry Jw f, ' .im2f'.xU:f A. 4 . - mqmf:'QxmNhervmmmnM . x... .--.r D,.. 'X vZ',.. ' 4 'X'i ...- . ....4....,1 M ---..L -s GYSTEGH. .. Wh- 'H x.,..C...v.'E, ..,f'1...'l N 91? 4 zncorstmet, ,cnzlni Tlmscm. NX -5 I . nxf. ...-- Gow TEAM The golt team coached by Mr. Lloyd Avery has made a tine showing this year. A grave disappointment tell on them when they lost to Brook- line High School, 5-4, which ended a series ot twenty-tive consecutive wins including last year's State lnterscholastic Team championship and forty-six regularly scheduled season matches. They came through this defeat with a greater determination to regain their standing. Sam Merra as captain ot this team and his boys have surpassed the expectations of Brockton High School. Left to right Coach Lloyd Avery Walter Snarsky, Highton Swicegood, Tack Eaton, Myles Dempsey, Richard Osborn, Sam Mena, 45 A EBALL 1 , - -17 'v .1-- , .Y , M. X. ' ' P 'QM 91 Ixsepifl, PPM S1,mn1r,is, Pin. Q CCDIICI, LH,nf1rni Dpfff-s, Kisflfifli I.'1f1nSu1f1, Tiwofiwle ' .l.Jcr1 Er:-zaggn Flgrjzrz, faux Hizrzrfwc, rixwizrfm T'x'mr11f3j,', Fai M1 O'Con'1e1l 1 f ?z:11.1, ,AIL'I.',Il'. Isifxrrifucx, L,I'.'.'YE'Ii '- .fL:'1rr1arf2, Dfnwxld Nelson, Dlzruall Qlfluly, 'Qrzzkilg' I f 'V f'h ':rlCs Hfl'l'7I1 :md Mr. r Y i1 THLE A 'f,:r. Thwy lmcxve put up Cl f IRQ 1-ie 1524-3. HUGH fimcl GVQIY .fp ' rts:1.i1nsh1p. BYCC1iTC.NI1 High if 11529, QIH teplm. 46 K f ff IZ .G ,S alfa mg? .992 0 ENN! The tennis team, under the direction ot Mr. August Wiqren, has started oft the season by winning its tirst match. We hope that the boys will win the rest ot their matches, tor Mr. Wiqren has excellent players such as Captain Robert Reed, Roqer Perron, William Walsh, Raymond Grenier, Gerald Fletcher, and Nicho- las Celia. i. 5,3 li 4:9 QF FR, 'rsanw ' ,. , , .. . f v . . ff , ' v .V 1' - N ' .. . ' ., 141.755, ,oe -air lf A -oy., I A. it 4 ' 1 Q. . - ' V 'x' , ,,. v. 'ft ,.+.f. ., 414- 1 A .- -,wax . Lett to right: Mr. August Vtfiqren, Richard Tsoumas, Willi-,tm Vtlilsli, Robert Reed, Raymond Chassey, Rayni-3-nil Greriiur, llxllfl'-l'IS Celia, lerome Fletcher, Roger Perron. 47 IV vw.-, UNIUR-SENIUR ASKETBALL LEAGUE UHAMPIIINS SUPHIIMUREB ASKETBALL IJEAGUE CHAMPIIINS rv S, ik Q, 'r '93 as W2 P91 Len to right Gordon Mdnsulld, Melvin Clifiord, Icrmes Irwin, Edwdrd Twomey, Leonord Deftos, 49 FIIUL SIINNTING AND TABLE TENNIS IIIIANIPIIINS Chgzrles I.c'.'eren, fumes Irwm. -. IIIIPII CLIMBING UIIAMPIIINS , ' .v u f, .. f . -1' ' ', 1 Q T' ' . .1 . 5' . 5. 11.-ig :::. Iiqirf. :., '.'.'...1 :m I..fV..II?G. P4141 Scctf. f ' L ' Q. ,:.: :. :V Q 1. .:,: fx. 1: E :.' .' ,5.:'E.,.I PQ.. xr.: :3..frf fl I',Ir.Zn'1. mis' Stout CUUNCIL The members ot Girls' Sports Council ioithtully perform their dssiqned tosks ol retereeinq, cocrchinq, umpirinq, timing, or scorinq ony competitive sport event ott Brockton High School or ony ot the junior high schools. The members otre ctlso ccrlled upon to mctlce importcrnt decisions Whenever ct question crrises concerninq sports dt Brockton I-liqh School. ln order to become ct member of Sports Council one hos to poiss o number of exctminotions concerninq the ethics involved in the mdnoqinq, plctyinq, cmd the rules ctnd requlcttions of ctll competitive sports. Other requisites ore or qood chdrcrcter ond or true sense ot sportsmotnship. All members ore honored ond proud to belonq to otn orqcrnizottion well remem- bered for its outstdndinq work. '1tT! 1:'f IW' . I, - .mms . X s' '. First row, lett to right: Evelyn Murphy, Lolo Mosccttelli, Moriorie Winneq, Betty Fleminq, Paulo Tsorides, Potricio Thomas, Iudy Murphy, Idne Nowrocki, Mctrilyn Gross. Second row: Miss Doris Brooks, Borbord Ostroit, lone-t Ostroft, Onley Cahill, Beverly Mcrther, Morilyn Torcrsiewicz, Eleanor Burqe, leon Dcmilott, Cvoyle Willis, Avis Collins, Iudy Allen, lone Caldwell, Anito Lutz. Third row: Ruth Keorney, Eloine Cornwoll, Nancy Fries, Mary Kelleher, Lois Carlson, lune Crowley, Betty Tormey, Ann Czymlnor, Virginia Doyle, Pottricio Linenctn, Corol Dovis, Anne Moynihon. Not present: Pcxtricid Donohue, Mdry Icmkowski. 51 I xx BRIKTON PUBLIC LBP? A. Sowmnn I, M :1 aim: T.T'1IN I1E' Wmn' -1, le,-Wm Dcmiloff, Lola T' 5' 1?--fh, Elf- mfr Hur gf-, IV1'1I11Q'Il GIOSS, Cclpicing H xzilyn Tm 1s1+'-'. 1'7, Indy Murphy, Dorothy Roy- zzw mi, Fvclyn Mury hy. Nct LVIVS'-IITI .r'.'.'1S LlwU1x1:s, HI1-win Erfwnomos, leon Prom, IELDFHIPCKEY N 'v vii fi , 4 , ,J e, ,. pg ff jf n , 1 . ', x I , ' A I 1 7 rx, LY., ' I X 4 . X In I x Y XX -1 I 5 x , I L X X K MX X 3 A I f .f - - Q, f 3 . w '4 - K X 'Q '7 X! A 1 f ,,f Lixxxv V- - I X ,, ,I . . . Ur' A ' .f ag. Y 1 :AKG i N W -fg I . X ' f xy br if f 1 ' Q , ' w,,. 1 I -E 1 w - A l . A' . nl X r I V 1 5 2 I ' l i 'un' un: , A ' - ' ' 1. 1 ' 2 ' ., : W ' :I1fi .-ig :L ff ::1.',':1 QS: 'ss If xrnur' t.'.-iI'1I'l 'j, Evelyn Muryhy, Cuxptilin: Lola ' ' V W1 r ' um. ,. iI'S'r ff, ' 111 A I5 Ilwlrilyn 'I'II'IS14f'K'v'i 1', Icme Fruit, ULLEYBALL , V 1 , Yn 3 W r X x ' X J I I ' ' f 75 E, , 2 ' ' j Y ff - A g, U7 544.4 9 KETBALL 'Uv ff M-v Lett to right: Paula Tsarides, Eleanor Burqe, ludy Murphy, Marilyn Gross, Barbara Crtroit, Ruth Cowan, Betty Fleming, janet Ostroii, Captain, Maureen Cruise, Mariorie Winneq, Mary lanlcowski, Lola Moscatelli, lean Daniloii, Lorraine Lalli, lulia laniri. QQ 97 Swmrsumr First row, left to riqht: Lola Moscatelli, Marilyn Gross, lean Daniloff, Iudy Murphy. Second row: Barbara Qstrcf, Eleanor Burqe, Evelyn Murphy, Marjorie VVinneq, Onley Cahill, Paula Tsarides. Third row: lanet Ostrofi, Beverly Mather, Marilyn Tarasiewicz, Patricia Thomas, Betty Fleming. llllMllll'l'0lll Q ' .ur , I ,5,,w1.f! 54- .I P I Y f . f , 3 ' . V ' 4 iq ll 4 I A f it M! Q c 114 Left to riqhti lcrnet Ostroif, Barbara Ostroif, lefrn Diirniloii, Nar- iorie Winneq. 7'-fgrgilx -Q ofa' www ll xwsv. 'fi Ax- '- ag . 1- ' vzilii . ' fx 4. 1' .. I-'Q J' , AV 7' 6,-'1' if , ,I-. , W- nf' is '1 'ff r,-a O , -' 7 'Rf x K, xv ' , igiir. ,Fi I I K li U 1 . ev K -E' t-94 - Q, A Q. . ' w. -, C K fi r, .l 39' z If? L: V , 4 5. - I f1!lhv Kit F , . 1 :4?fjff',4gf f J :f'f'f+ 'R V, TYQFY YW ,al . ,I v lfzmnums j SJSJ xaXv'XJX,'x,'x,X,x,-xX,X,x,,-N,-Xgx,-X, LAURA LOUISE ADAMSON Laurie 13 Pleasant Place : -' A -v Z.5l'1'. GEORGE WILLIAM AITKEN Bill 102 Manomet St. WILLIAM ROBERT ALLEN Bill 30 Hamilton St. it rf! xl P , 't 't li 1'-V CHRISTINE ALTIERI 'Chris 69 Bay St. . nz: ::Lz't,.:.: DONALD ROY ANDERSON 'Red 28 Nilsson St. PAUL GUSTASUS ANDERSON Andy 69 Linnea Ave. -K t fv- W' XT. I. Aof i 3 'X 00 ' ,A Kb .QX ACS' 3- I vr I. I J ii l 5 'gl 3 PHYLLIS EVELYN ANDERSON Phyl 44 Brookside Ave Lfaxmnercml. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3: Field Hockey 4: Bad- minton 4: Christmas Pageant 2: Nominating Committee 3: Const:- trution Camm.ttee 2: Class Gilt YTOIILITJIYTPP 4: Class Play Ushers -1 Partflrrne Group 4. Interests: lancrnfil, swrmrnrria, music, sports, Y.W.C.A., Iumor Sodfrl- i'j.'. Future: I-Ixrrdresser. PHYLLIS EDITH ANDERSON Phyl 206 Battles Street Ilosytztfrl Trainrnq. Activities: llramatifg Cluh 2: A Cappella tjl-roar 2, 3: Brockton1a Stall 3, -1' Tri-Hg-Y Club. Interests: Danc- infg, tctothall, swimming, Luther Lf.-Jque. Future: Nursinq. RICHARD BREWSTER ANDERSON Andy 586 Torrey St. College SC1ent1I1c.Act1v1t1es: Volleyball: Motto Committee. In- t-trc-sts: Skiing. Future: Univer- s-.ty ct I-rlfrine. ROWENA CHRISTINE ANDERSON 859 Main Street T- rjhr-rs Colleqe Activites: A rgrwjlltr Chtftir, Interests: Col- -ff:t1nfr gmt 'fr ds and pictures. '--,. .--.- -'- I .tt,.r .Tv . hw-is Cf l.+-tie. STEWART ANGUS ANDERSON 'Stewie 26 Hunt St. Yi- :ter li A es: Ftzskftball 3: .t3Q.ejrE : 1 Orch- 1-1tr1 Q. In- 'f refs: Fit' 115. Future: Unde- acted. IOHN GEORGE ASIAF 92 Elliot St. E ' 1' fxtjf '.'1'Lef1: Iifftltall Q' I.1'.Yr : l,'Ct::.':t ft' e fl, 3. ln' 'f1I'l'1:'.'.r1'r,' hum Vie skat- ztl, Iuturrn l'lIl',IIIIL'If,'lf5l. MARY ALICE BARNES May 86 Mulberry St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2. lnterests: Dancin skat- Q, ing. Future: Secretary. MARLENE BARBARA BARROS 49 Otis St. Commercial. Activities: Class Play Usher. Interests: Bowling, dancing. Future: Hairdressing. MARY ELLEN BASSETT May 364 West Chestnut St. Commercial. Interests: Church clioir member, President of Young People at Church. Future: Stenographer. NANCY BRETT BATTLES Nan 176 Battles St. College Scientific. Activities: Brocktonia Statt 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Drama.ic Club: Class Play. Interests: Piano, knit- ting, writing. Future: Colby lun- ior College. THOMAS FRANKLIN BEALS Brother 534 Pleasant St. lndustrial Arts. lnterests: Base- ball, tennis, archery, hunting, Future: Agricultural School. NANCY ELAINE BELCHER Nan 43 Wilmington St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Field Hockey 2: Badminton 4: Softball 2, 3: Christmas Pageant 2, 3: Part-Time Group 4: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3. lnterests: Sports, music, Rockne Association, church groups. Future: lnternational Bookkeeping Machine. ROBERT BENDELL Bumble 57 Summer St. Industrial Arts. Future: Armed Forces. CAROL ANN BERGERON 5 Millett St. Commercial. Activities: Part-Time Group 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. lnterests: lunior Sodality, swim- ming, dancing. Future: Secre- tary. IOYCE LEE BERRY 192 Ettrick Street College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Badminton 4: Student Council 4: Dramatic Club 2: Cheerleader 3, 4: Class Play 4: Constitution Committee 2: A Cappella Choir 2: Christmas Pageant 2. Inter- ests: Dancing, music, Y.W.C.A. Future: College. DONALD CLYDE BINGI-IAM Don 40 Glenwood Square General. Activities: Volleyball 3: Iunior Usher 2: Tumbling 2, 3, 47 H1-Y' Club. lnterests: Y.M.C.A., dancing, Swlfrlllllflq, bowling, basketball. Future: United States Navy. BEVERLY ANN BISHOP Bev l00 West Chestnut St. Commercial. Activities: B. I-I. S. Piirrl-Time Group 4, lnterests: lun- ior Sodality, dancing, music swimming, softball, badminton. Future: Secretarial Work. ROGER FRANCIS BLANCRETTE 84 Foster Street General. Activities: Baseball 2: Hockey 2. lnterests: Y.M.C.A., dancing, reading, music, roller skating, Garde D'l-Ionneur. Fu- ture: Armed Forces. PAULA TOBY BLOOMFIELD 230 Belmont Avenue - -. V.. ,. t... --U-M ' L..: . I. fir .1 lX,..v.-.' 'r 1 4 'HE :ll .7 , 'rirggrl . 4 rrziatzt' :: V' C - I Q'l.r.:t' F 11- ' 'Q I Z1 III -2,1 Y'.'.W'A at .:, rttri Ill. ' I'lfiI ' BRENDA BOLLING Bren 17 Giflord St. V. 'lf -I ,433 I:,'. r. :ts 'i '::::..t: r in: lu l l ' .:xZf MARTHA LOUISE BOSS Mart 114 Riverview St. f'ff.ff.E t' I. ri .'-'fn , R fur' -, ' .X ., ' .. 1 V 1 .H 14 ,. . .VV , V ,,flv-t .-.A- l E eg, G- 'K 4:5 , 8- ?-X E Q STEPHEN BRICKELI.. BOURGET 1 ' 'Steve 372 Prospect St. - 'T' ' 'cf' ' Q N 'af I 1 GEORGE BERNARD BRADY 791 Summer St. ROBERT COLEMAN BRADY 'Bob 199 Spring St. 5- Q..- 6 7-1 58 WALTER IOSEPI-I BRADY I9 Grove St. General. Activities: Football 3. Interests: Baseball, hockey, read- ing, bowling. Future: Armed Forces. DAVID VERNER BREEN Dave 310 Copeland St. College Scientific, Activities: Volleyball 2, 4: Band: Class Play Committee. Interests: Tropi- cal ttsh, astronomy. Future: As- troriftmer. RICHARD THOMAS BRIEN Dick 36 Ash St. General. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 3. Interests: Dancing, music, YMCA., Garde D'l'Ion- rieur. Future: Wentworth Instr trite. LAWRENCE FRANCIS BRIGGS Larry 28 Sterling Road General Interests: Football, music, basketball, dancing, ice f'k'IflIl'j. Future: Undecided. MARIORIE IOAN BRIGGS Margie 33 Division St. Cinnrtercirrl Activities: Basket' till Q: Volleyball 2: Badminton -4 Softball 2: Swimming 2: lun- :cr Usher 3: Christmas Pageant ff 3, 4: Tues Collector 2: Part- 'I,me Grout- 47 A Cappella Choir fl, 3, 4. Interests: Young People's Fellowshzp of St. Paul's Church, Fockne Association, Y.W.C.A., danczng, music, sports. Future: Retal Credit Company. IEAN CAROL BRODERICK 97 Highland St. C'OY!.I!,P'!CT1Gl. Activitnesz Basket- rall 23 Badrnznton 3: Softball 2: Iubrary Mcmtor 2, 3: Dues Col- lector 3 Interests: Records, art, rrcrfs, square dancing. Future: Tpjq hcyin fvflllf frny. PATRICIA ANN BROWN Pat 153 Hovendon Ave. Hospital Training. Interests: Rol- ler skating, dancing, reading, swimming. Future: Nursing. MILDRED PEARL BROWNELL Millie I0 Eagle Ave. Household Arts. Interests: Art, dancing, sailing, swimming, bowling, basketball, records, tra- veling. Future: Iackson Von La- due School of Fashion. RICHARD LAWRENCE BRYANT Dick 36 Sylvester St. Teachers College. Activities: Football 2, Interests: Naval Re- serve, bowling, skating. Future: Electrical Engineer. DANIEL ALOYSIUS BUCKLEY Danny I9 Taylor Ave. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Volleyball 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Iunior Usher. Inter- ests: Music, dancing, tennis, swimming. Future: Yale Uni- versity. CAROL ANN BUMPUS 9 Oneida Ave. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Softball 2: Brockton1a Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4: Class Play Usher: Brocktonia Collector 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century. Fu' ture: Secretarial School. ELEANOR PEARL BURGE 27 Rockwell Ave. Teachers College. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field I-Iockey 4: Badminton 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4. Interests: Rockne, Rainbow Girls. Future: Bridge- water State Teachers College. THOMAS MICHAEL BURKE Tom 18 Walnut St. College Scientific. Activities: Track 2: Volleyball 2: Class Of- ficer 3, 4: l-li-Y 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Dues Collector 3, 4: Constitu- tion Committee 2. Interests: Art, sports, dancing, working. Fu- ture: Commercial Artist. FREDERICK HORD BURLING Freddy 24 Lexington St. College Scientific. Interests: Hunting, television, swimming, working. Future: Northeastern University, GERTRUDE FRANCES BYRNES Trudy 1318 Belmont St. Household Arts. Activities: Dues L Collector: Constitution Committee. gc Interests: Rainbow Girls, Wo- man's Club. Future: Undecided. IEROME JOSEPH CAFFREY Ierry 42 Hemlock St. General. Interests: Baseball, foot- ball, boxing. Future: Engraving. ONLEY CAHILL 74 Prospect St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 37 Volleyball 2, 3: Field Hockey 3: Softball 2: Swime ming 35 Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Dancing, swimming, skating, reading. Future: Telephone Op- erator. HELEN ESTHER CAIN Etta 51 West Hosseter St. General. Activities: Student Council: Christmas Pageant. In- terests: Music, dancing, swim- ming, skating, reading. Future: Telephone Opera.or. 59 IOHN ALDEN CAIRNS Carrots 20 Market St. Serzcrzl. Ftvure: Unzted Sta!-is rstt.-,f IENNIE ANN CAMLLLONE len 37 Montello St. Ext. Cozrgmercal. Acttvtttesz Class Play Usher lnterests: Eanctnq church clubs Future: Retfeptpon- mst, NANCY RUTH CAMPBELL I4 Ridge Hill Ave. College Ltberal Arts. Acttvrtres: Bddrnznton -lr lunxor Usher 35 Cl-rss Play 4 A Cappella Chotr T, 3, Interests: Danctng, church work. Future: Frsber lunor Col- lege. SUZANNE ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Sue 32 Hunt St. Cirxttfr' '11 A ','J.t1es: Volley- ball 3 -3 F1-ala I-lockey 3, -4 Tru l'l.fY T:-'-'rgurer -2 Class Play C2rr,r:11 - -3- llzsts and Eesfs Cornr7lL7ff-f- Hxng C':711tr..'fee 2 -1 Qzuzz, f.l1jzre -E 3, -2 Iliff: P1211 Ufi.-'-r 4 Fir?-T1r:.e Qroug Ea:.'1 F -1 A Surg'-olliz Clic 2' Gill Gif' Club 4 lnterf-. 'l .-.'en':f'3', Cerwxry Cfzflitluf CI Cnglrirf-:1 of ll try a'rrgc.:1 rxnzlx' lratorz na, '-:.:1: S'J.'QII.fZI..Zl'Z, 'Joll 'l F'.1 r' Eusrf-Fr F 'turd RICHARD ALAN CANNON Dick I6 Monument St. H.-fy ' ' r' ' A lj. 'I-I'1'jlC l P' ' 1 r 'rl' 4 Prairie ' I ,HIE 1'-Il: 1 ,l.'Z -2 G1 tr' lllr IOSEPH MICHAEL CAPACHIONE Cqppy 240 Grafton St. ,.g,f'j, .- I Ti., . inf' 4 is I L A if av 5-X 'vqff . vxyf s 5: u 1 1 I 'I' .K .tl I I. --.-44- IHENE FRANCE CARLOZZI 21 Lawn St. Hospttal Training. Actrvttxes Basketball 2, Nommat ng Com rntttee 2: Catholxc Youth Organ- .zatlonz Y,W.C.A. Interests: Skat- tng, bowling, sw1mm1ng, danc- tng, tenms. Future: Nurse. IOHN RODNEY CARLSON lack 218 Market St. lttrlustrtal Arts, Actlvxtxes: Track 3, 4: Motto Commxttee 4. Fu' ture: Undecided, RAGNOR WILLIAM CARLSON Ray 41 Albion St. General. Acttvtttesz Basketball Z: Cross Country 2, 3: Volley- ball 2. Interests: Football, base- ball, basketball, hockey, swtm- ming, drawmg. Future: Art School. IOSEPH SAMUEL CARNABUCI Ice I5 Coburn Sl. College Sc1ent.f1c. Actxvit1es: Track 25 Basketball 2: Class Prestdent 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- ctl 2, 3, 4: Iumor Usher, Class Play: Chr1strnas Pageant 2, 3, 41 Brocktomau Collector 2, A Cap- pella Choxr 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus Q, 3, 4, Galloneers 2, 3, 4. In' terests: Baseball, dancxng, bowl- ng, swzmmmg, mustc. Future: lldssachusetts Instrtute ot Tech- nology. DONALD RICHARD CASHMAN Teachers College. Activities: M Donnie 36 Galen St. Basketball 4, Interests: Sports. future: Undeclded. DIANE ROSALIE CASTANO Shorty 79 Park Road Fe'1'iherS College Actrvttxesz zzrtattc Club 4: Y.W.C.A. ln- re2ts:Pgano, bowlmq, art, danc- ng Fufuzez Laboratory Techm- LOUISE CERCI Lou Lou 98 Walnut St. Commercial. Activities: Class Play 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Y.W. C.A. Interests: Music, dancing, bowling. Future: Undecided. MARY GRACE CERCI Dimpy 5 Walnut Ave. Commercial. Activities: Class Play 4. Interests: Piano, Y.W.C.A., dancing, bowling, swimming. Fu- ture: Business School. DONALD IOSEPH CESARINI Don l Hazel St. College Scientific, Activities: Student Council 4: Iunior Usher 3: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. Interests: Work, fishing, bowling. Future: History Teacher. PATRICIA ANN CHANDLER Pat l4 Crowell St. Hospital Training. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3: Badmin- ton 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3: Swim- ming 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2: A Cappella Choir 3. Interests: Swimming, dancing, bowling, Twentieth Century Catholic Club. Future: Nurse. WILLIS I-IOVEY CHAPIN Hov 74 Ford St. General. Activities: Football 2, 3: Track 2: Volleyball 3: Y.M. C.A. Interests: Skiing, swimming, fishing, tcotball. Future: College. EVERETT FRANCIS CHARLESTON 51 Snell St. Commercial. Activities: Football Manager. Future: Armed Forces. PATRICIA IEAN CHASE PGI 559 Main St. College. Activities: Brockton1a Collector: Class Play Usher. In- terests: Rainbow for Girls, Y.W. C.A. Future: College. IOANN MARIE CHISHOLM IO I2 Montello St. Ext. Commercial. Activities: Mosts and Bests Committee 4. Interests: Dancing, swimming, baseball. Future: Telephone Operator. NANCY IOAN CHISHOLM Red 33 Battles St. Teachers College. Activities: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2: Brockton1a Staff 4: Dramatic Club 4: Class Play Committee 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Y.W.C.A. Interests: Twentieth Century Catholic Club, dancing, swim- ming, skating. Future: Nurse. ESTELLE STAVROULA CHITOPOULOS Essy 38 Ellsworth Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Badminton 4: Swimming 3: Class Play Usher: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Interests: Bockne Associa- tion, Maids of Athens, dancing, bowling, basketball, skating. Fu- ture: Chandler Business School. SHIRLEY ANN CHRISTENSEN Chris 436 North Montello St. Commercial. Activities: Band 3: Volleyball 2: Swimming: Stage- Cratt Staff: Dues Collector, Bl-I.S. Part-Time Group. Interests: Y.W. C A., Rockne, Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club. Future: Un- decided. MILLICENT ALDEN CHOQUET Millie 232 Perkins Ave. Household Arts, Activities: Vol- leyball 2, 3: Dues Collector 3. Interests: Dancing, driving, sports. Future: Undecided. GLORIA ROSEMARIE CLOUTIER Glo 412 Centre St. IEAN ELIZABETH CICONE lean 52 Myrtle St. f, r . - - .gt .. .lr F: 1 Q 'Sz I7, zr. 'f' ix . .g..,Av..g1 1.11 I., I t- l'l'1 ,lf-1 l,Ir'1i'-- IACQUELINE LEA COBB lackie 45 Thatcher Street ' V' It 3,1 'I MARY VIRGINIA COBB 915 Pleasant St. 'I TTI' I ' .f, f- I PATRICIA ANN COLE Patsy 22 Emerson Ave. SHIRLEY ANN COLE Shirl 9 Hawthorne St. ?i- J. N Q W 9.- .JIU cw- Q' r 0- M -N N .,q. ' Xp .- WJ, 1 IC' 3 I S -x ,- f 'D -4.. X. w l Jul -i 4 61 AVIS CECILLE COLLINS Ave 9 Broad Place College Ltberal Arts. Acttvrtiesz Basketball 2, 3, 45 Badminton 4: Softball 4: Grrls' Sports Coun- C11 45 Lrbrary Monttor 2, 3, 47 luntor Usher 3: Dues Collector ff, Interests: Bowltnq, dancinq. Future: Frarrunqharrt State Teach- ers College. ROBERT COLOMBO Bob II4 Winthrop St. General, Acttvttresz Football 2, 3, 4. Future: Undectcled. SALVATORE COLOMBO Sarvy 89 Grafton St. General, Aclzvtttes: Football 2, 3, 4. Future: Undecided, EDWARD IOSEPH COMINSKY Ed 27 Intervale St. Cozurrterctal lntfrf-stzc Swzm' zruna, skttnq Futurf'-' tautlutflfrf- ifwjlfol Of ELISIIIFST11, IOSEPH MARTIN CONNOLLY joe 31 Myrtle St. Vollwze Lxrteral Arts' Afrttvtt fs: l. ltr :ry lfIf1.n,t1r T' Rrafkton fr Ft tti Q, fl: Class: Plfzy 4 A CHI'- if ll: Chtittr Q Malf Chorus 2, 3, 4 Infffrestsi lxrmcr llfly Name l' - f-7 ',r,FqlkVCJvf: Rowlrnfz litrfllllllg vEror kton Pullm' l.2l7IfII'7'. Yuturfg Cvllrlfa IOHN CONROY lack 596 North Cary St. ij'JIltII.FTCl'Il ArTt.v1ttf'fs: Rettnl fellrfg E 4 lfl'EIf'f3If3I Iff-'.-.we rug - I 'work I'u'u:e: llev.-:sr '15 f'-I r lc. LAWRENCE COPLIN Larry 23 Ellsworth Ave. Industrial Arts. Activities: Vol- leyball 2: Band 2. Interests: Baseball, football. Future: Frank- lin Technical lnstitu e, CAROLYN ANN CORCORAN Carol 137 Winnifred Road College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2: Badminton 4: Soltball 2: Library Monitor 2: Yearbook Staff 4: lunior Usher 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Cheer- leader 3, 4: Class Play Commit- tee 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 4. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, sports, dancing, Future: Regis College. HAZEL II-IAN CORKUM Susie 31 Ames St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 3: Volleyball 3, 4: Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Church activities, skating, dancing, Future: Clerif cal Work. ROBERT FRANCIS COSTELLO Costy 139 Forest Ave. Industrial Arts. Activities: Foote l'all 2: Intramural Basketball: Fetail felling. Interests: Sports. Future: United States Navy. RUTH ANN COWAN Ruthie 80 Copeland St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Badminton 4: Class Secretary 2, 3, 4: Library Monlto' 2: P 9:1- dent of Library Monitors 3, 4: Brockton1a Staff 4: Iunior Usher 3: Class Play Committee 4: Motto Committee 4: Dues Col- lector 3: Bro?ktonia Collector 3: A Cappella Choir 2. Interests: Dancing, singing, sports, cook- ng. Future: Bridgewaer State Teachers College. EDWARD GABRIAL CREALESE Sonny Bl Grafton St. Coltege Scientific. Activities: Basketball 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Iunior Usher 3: Mosts and Bests Committee 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 2, 3, 4. Interests: Dance, hanzl, fishing, l-I1-Y. Future: Chi- ropractor. DAVID CREEDON Wille 39 East Union St. General. Interests: Sports, cars. Future: United States Navy. LAWRENCE EDWARD CRIBBEN Crib 16 Roan Court General. Interests: Sports, toot- ball, basketball, baseball. Fu- ture: Army Air Force. CLAIRE MARY CRONIN Clay 26 Taylor Ave. Hospital Training, Activities: Orchestra 2. Interests: St. Col- man's lunior Legion of Mary and C.Y.O. Future: Carney Hospital. VIOLA CROSBY Pat 6 Fuller St. General. Future: Business School. NANCY-HOPE CROSIER Nan l79 Ash St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2: Badminton 4: Student Council 4: Brock- tonia Staff 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Class Play Committee 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 4: Band 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 4. Interests: Sports, dancina, reading, Temple Youth Group. Future: Smith College. IOAN LAVERNE CROSSMAN 61 Market St. Teachers College. Activities: L14 brary Monitor 3, 4: Bror:kton1a Ftalt 4: Bing Committee 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 3, Interests: Dancing, swimming, lunror Twentieth Century Club, Future: Teacher. ELIZABETH ANN CROWLEY 'Betty 266 Pine St. I :Il I frjizlf Iii. KATHERINE LOUISE CROWLEY Kay 42 Walnut lt ,1'fI.fIl',I'I1l fs: I5 1.11 l'1Il f bttzqit :.f xQo'1r'l.:L. ' I t'r'::',' fl :'..t r , Tr.-Ili-'I' ' 'l'::t.f'- GZ 'Hg fl 4 llli' If r ' I A iz ir1:1r1 5, ::y.-:I :xg . s'.- 11.3.1 Ft' 11' F11--1 THOMAS KENNETH CROWLEY 34 Addison Ave. EEIUIII !:tff1'.','rvf,l II. ' ' Etlsk-:'S1ll I-'1'tir'-' A - rw-- MARGUERITE VERONICA CRUISE Maggie 87 Florence Sl. Sf :ter :Q A 5 ff 1,-:if-7: 11. . i, -1 'fill yr : Exif., :N 1, l:,'t-.e '3' F 'Liz 'f.'.'.',C A, Sf MAUREEN VICTORIA CRUISE 87 Florence St. ,.'j-':1.. LA LA-, ANN BERNADETT CURTIN 153 Summer St, -E '57 X r I G 3- fs. i 'Q 9 '0- 0 . Q-r il: fl? PAULA CUSHMAN Bunnies 474 Alh St. Commercial. Activities: Yearbook Stall 4: Dues Collector 41 A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3. Interests: Rain- 1 ow Gtrls. Future: Chandler Sec- retarial School. IEAN EMILY DANILOFF leanie 52 New on Ave. College Ltberal Arts. Activities: Basketball Ciptatn 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4' Badminton 4, Sottrall 2, 3, Gtrls' Sports Councnl 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3: Chairman Nom- ,nfxtxnj Comnrttee fl. Interests: Swimrmnq, oil painttnfg, ho.se- li-ack riding, art, hoitmq, knt- ting, Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. SYLVIA DANIUSEVICIOUS Sylva 30 Fremont St. College Ltoeral Arts. Activmes: B. H S, Part-Ttme Group 3, 4. Future: Massachusetts General ffozytital, PATRICIA ANN DAVBRSA Pat 149 Perkins Ave. Commercial. Activities: Baskete hall 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 3, Fottball 2: Motto Committee 4: Class Play Ushers 4: Part-Time Group 4, Interests: Iuntor Twen- tieth Century Catholic Cluh, Y, 'Jr' CA. Future: Secretirtfxl Work. ROBERT CLIFFORD DAVIS Bob 497 North Quincy St. Tefhntcal. Activities: Hockey 3, -2 Interests: Danctnfv, roller skat- .tfz tfars, baseball, sknnq. Fu' ture: Cflleqe. IOANNE MARIE DeCHAMBEAU lo I7 Gannett St. tfffrrlrrtercxal Ar:t.v.t1es: Basket- rfzll 7 Volleyball If Iunzor Usher 3, Dues Collector 4: Part-Time 'Troup 4 Girls' Glee Cluh 4 In ferests: Swtrnrrtmq, ttshtnq, horse rick ridxnq, huskr-toall. Future: Bookkeeper, WILLIAM IOSEPH DEEHAN Billy 540 Crescent St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3: Male Chorus 2, Interests: Basketball, baseball. Future: Undecided. PHYLLIS IEAN DELANO Phyl 188 Belmont St. College Scientific. Interests: Sports, music. Future: Massachu- setts General Hospital. BARBARA ANN DeLISLE Sampson 12 Emmet St. Hospital Training, Future: Prac- tical Nurse. MYLES PATRICK DEMPSEY 148 Torrey St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3: Vol- leyball 2, 3. Future: College. WILLIAM FRANCIS DENNEHY Bill I5 Empire Ave. Industrial Arts. Activrtiesz Base- ball. Interests: Hockey, base ball. Future: United States Navy, ALBERT DiCICCO 287 Grove St. General. Activities: Football 2 Future: United States Navy. YT' T7 at , if g - .2 f L 1 . ' , . , If-. ,r 'V . , ai,-., ,, , J gs. 65 ANTHONY DiIULIS 274 Grove St. General. Activities: Football 2, 3: Football Co-captain 4. Future: United States Navy. DOROTHY IANE DOCKREY Dot 20 Thornell Place General. Activities: Retail Sell- .ng 3, Interests: Swimming, skat- .ng, dancing. Future: Air Line I-Iostess. ANN MARIE DONAHUE Dunn 61 Peterson Ave. Cornrnercial, Interests: Dancing. Future: Secretary. GEORGE WILLIAM DONAHUE 41 Hemlock Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball, Volleyball. Future: Store Work. IULIA MARIE DONAHUE Iudy 23 East Union St. General. Activities: Basketball 2: Volleyball 3, Swimming 2, Girls' Glee Club, Interests: Boller skat- ing, dancing, bowllng. Future: United States Air Force, MARGARET ELAINE DONAHUE Mag 840 North Main St, Household Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball 2: Volleyball 25 Volley- ball Captain 3, 4: Field I-Io:key fi: Sottball 2. Interests: Twen- t.eth Century Catholic Club, Y W.C.A., bowling, dancing Fu- ture: Robert Powers School. PATRICIA ELLEN DONAHUE Pat 23 East Ashland St -A I MARILYN LOUISE DOUGLAS Mal 29 Harold St Ui . IOHN LAWRENCE DUFRESNE lack I9 Kingman St. IOHN EDWARD DUGAN lack 34 Cherry Sl. I 1 EDWARD IOSEPH DUHAMEL Shorty 416 Court St. IOHN REYNOLDS EATON lack 69 Greenfield St. I X Q si Qui? 3 9. Tl' x-fl' RI-IODA EVELYN BCONOMOS I0 Hervey St. Collw:-9 liberal Arts Activities: Bcsktbtlgull Q, 3, -1, Volleyball 3, -1: Field Hockey -1: Budmiriton 4g Scltbtill Q, 3 Class Play Com- utittw-, Christmas Pageant: Class C3111 Camrilittee A Cappella u,'Ei,t.r I -I. Intmts-sts: Church ufhozi Minds of Athens. Future: llflklwr. ANNETTE BERNICE EIZENBERG 38 Ellsworth Ave. Vollflge I.1lJt:rol Arts Artivitiesz R zd::i':1':x1 4 Brcicktorimn' Stall 4 A tfipqtfallri Vliftir IT. lmf-rests: Y W. H, A, SEIIIUI ludfrtati. Fu- ture: College. IACQUELINE LOIS ELSMORE Snookie 48 Rockland St. '.fo!11rmL1f'1'il Aft1v.t1f-S: Basket- ritxll f frtlmfrtxc' Club: Christ- mas Ptitgwirit, lriwresats: Rollerr .lc zt,r,5, drrity.:i'g Futurw: Unde- :ids-d. GAIL ROBINETTE EMERY Em MB Nilsson SI. 'Q:z.r:.9 fiI Af'1:v.tzGS: Brrskvt- Fill -I Vpllflybcll T Stur Tien' Ciurn I fl Class Gift QQCIII- :z.1t1.:.V. I QLVIGSF Plly Usliwr 4: Girls Clflp Vlult 4 lntorests: '.'.'1z:,r:.in: liirswaktifk ridmfi, riflllr sl-L1ttIl'1 1-zfttlwxll, dfincmft, 'I' YZ' 'f A, I'-'Il'llIV'I Tiflvg hone Op- .Vr itor ANN LOUISE ERICKSON 40 WestSt. H LF-,lrlfi Ariff A t1'.':tfff2' lifir :..f1'r tjuh A9 im-5 'ft In-f'tCr ll, -' l :sz Gif' f'r1.11tif'f+- F Girlru' 3,-f ',-25 . lrx2-,r- NP' ltimor 'lx-:I r. 7: if ntxirytf1tllol,t'tflt1l't, 't' ' . s z:.z:.1:.: CIQIII-'lll'7. I'x.tutf'i lfurirnf IUDITH ANNE FAGAN ludy 20 Maxim St. A' ,- :fi I rl AVF Af't:v.'1r1:'1 F zz fcf ': r 2 lfmlfylfflll Q' 3, Erw t' 1' Ft :tl -I Y:-'irltottk .' :f -2 '.1f'f1 Play' '1'I!.Ill.llPf' fl -5- Pl rj: llsli-'I 4 lntmcitffi ' I lx-.'--:,'.P'h ',1CIl'llfQ' Cfitlif 'jxir ci :mC1r1f1, fir! Tuturffz ' 'rm- 5 fflrozl t f Art, IOSEPH FAMELI 96 Packard Way General. Interests: Bowling, base- ball, football. Future: Meat Cut- ter. DORIS LOUISE FARNSWORTH 135 Ash St. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club: Christmas Pageant: Class Play Usher: Girls' Glee Club. ln- terests: Dancing, Porter-I-I1 Soci- ety. Future: Secretarial Work. ALYCE IRENE FARRELL Al 55 Church St. Commercial. Activities: Student Council 2: Christmas Pageant 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Roller skating, ice skating, dancing, skiing, bowling, horseback rid- ing, golf. Future: Retailing. MARY LOUISE I-'ARWELL 140 North Pearl St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3, Interests: Roller ska.- ing, dancing. Future: Undecided. GERALD IOSEPH FENTON Szabe 155 Winthrop St. College Scientific. Activities: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2. Inter- ests: Baseball, basketball. Fu- ture: Stonehill College. IUDITH ANN FERRINI Iudy 6 Colonial Terrace General. Activities: Student Coun- cil 3, 4: Secretary Student Coun- cil 4: Iunior Usher 3: Dues Col- lector 2: Mosts and Bests Corn- mittee 4: Brocktonia Collector 2. Interests: Rainbow Girls, draw- ing, motorboat racing. Future: Massachusetts School of Art. 4? C' V I 3. , A I is g 1' us... I I. .. -uv- IRQ t 'IP' Q -i 'Z? ff S LAWRENCE HAROLD FISHER Larry 10 Prince St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 3. Inter- ests: Y.M.l-l.A., Club '53, Future: Burdett College. MARILYNN LOUISE FISKE MGI 114 Hillcrest Ave. College Scientific. Activities: Brocktonia Staff 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, music, danc- ing. Future: Boston University. ROBERT FREDRICK FITTS Fittsy 11 Glenwood Square Industrial Arts. Activities: Vol- leyball 2: Band, Interests: Naval Reserves. Future: United States Navy. WILLIAM ROY FITTS Bil1 47 Pine Ave. General. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4. Interests: Naval Reserves. Fu- ture: Armed Forces. RUTH ELIZABETH FLEMING Betty Z1 Vesey St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Badmin- ton 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Library Monitor 4: Class Play Usher 4: A Cappella Choir 2. Interests: Horseback riding, swimming, reading. Future: lack- son College. ROLAND FRANK FLORIO Rolly 21 Marion Ave. Commercial. Interests: Sports. Future: Undecided. AUDREY MARIE FOREST Aud 35 Plymouth St. ' P+. ' Hvfx. WILLIAM IOHN FORTIER Bill 7l Newbury St. Q :V lure' Arif Ap vrirr-5,1 s,.,, . ,tl-. ,.: r, ' 'z ...::..'t'-e - .At ,War I -, l.l..' , Er::zu.1 311. Leers X, 2 Intex. S.: rfhtxrrlr 'lI,'lI, iifrrrc- 1 ., 1- f,..Nr,,. H,.f,e-1. .r.,., st r .... . .... , ... , . ,...,: -.: V ,- ,1PlAv.,,1-., s..L1-,,f..- son, , . : ,. FRANK ROBERT GABRIELE Gabe 203 Market St. 73,-1.1,' ' ' ' ty ft. A Q' :gr I ' 'Ivins . ' fri: Fu I IANET ANN GAGNE 754 Main St. :Eff 251' Q f'Q'1Yfp1- :Ez I'1r',' L',.:.:r..t'-- r 3 at 'I .-,rr r.',f tn L- 1. '1r:, airrrptnr .: l'.'u: : i pz.f:,.ll GLORIA MARY ANN GAGNON Glory I7 Grand Street ANDREW PAUL GANLEY Andy 24 Fuller St. ar 6 1 L' xx -1 3, 1 I .cj 4-'o i biof- Q25 4' fi ' . Pr- ft IAMES WILLIAM GASSE lim 601 Summer St. Industrrfrl Arts. Interests: Base- bfrll. Future: Unrted States Navy. ROBERT CARMEN GATT Bob 86 Dartmouth St. Cornrrrercr-irl. Interests: Baseball tennrs, boxrnq, lruntrnq, rnusrc. Future: Chet, 1 HELEN MARY GAUDETTE Snooks 21 Pine Ave. Hosp1tfrlTrarnrnq. Actrvrtres: Vtrlleyhfrll 25 Class Play Com- rrrrttfle 4, Interests: Y.W.C,A. roller skatrnq, bowlznq. Future: Ilursrnq. WILLIAM IOHN GLADUE Zeke 70 Turner St. College Lrberal Arts, Actrvrtresz lunror Usher 3: BroCktonra' Collector Interests: Baseball basketball, swrrnmrnq, dancrnq. Future: Stonelrrll Colleqe. IEAN MARIE GOGAN Ieanie 21 Enterprise St. tjfvrrrrrrercral. Actrvttres: Basket- hrrll 35 Volleyball 2: Brock- tf mfr Stall 4: A Cappella Choir L' Grrls' Glee Club 4. Interests: Kn:ttrnq, sewrnq, roller skatrnq, ri'rnC:nq, swznrrnrnq, ernbrorder- rnfg. Future: Secretary. LEWIS PETER GOLD Zl Highland Terrace ollwqe Screntrfrc Acttvrtresz 1'f'lIw,'loall 2: Student Courrvrl 4: Ero'ktonra Stfrtt 4, Iun:or 'Iflrer 3, Cues Collertor 3 Boys' Fftrte Rey rest'-nt'rt,ve 3: Band 2, 3 4' Orchestra 2, 3. Interests: T.r1rrsrf', Brockton Orchestral So, f-tty, Y.M.H.A. Club. Future: Clrenrist. ARTHUR KATZ GOLDMAN Artie 40 Sylvester St. College Scientific. Activities: Volleyball 3: Brocktonia Staff 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Christmas Pageant 2: Nominating Commit- tee 2, 3: Constitution Committee 2: Boys' State Representative 3: A Cappella Choir 2: Male Chorus 2. Interests: Y,M.I'I.A., sports, Iolk dancing, singing, swimming. Future: Rabbi. HENRY ERWIN GOLDMAN Hank 28 Lexington St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Iunior Usher. Interests: Hunting, fishing, swimming. Future: Civil Service Work. ELAINE HAZEL GOOD Daisy 345 Court St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3: Volleyball 2: Softball 2: Swimming 2: A Cappella Cho.r 2: Girls' Glee Club 4: Yearbook 4. Interests: Basket- ball, baseball, Iootball, skating, swimming, dancing, horseback riding, badminton, tennis, vol- leyball, bowling. Future: Tele- phone Operator. MELVIN GORIN Me1 116 Dover St. Industrial Arts. Interests: Basket- hall, movies, wrestling, dances, music. Future: Armed Forces. RUTH IANE GREAVES Peaches 112 Division St. Hospital Training. Activities: Bas- ketball 2: Volleyball 2: Iunior Usher 3: Dramatic Club 2: Class Play Committee 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Future: Nursing. MARILYN IOAN GROSS Sis 722 North Montello St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Badminton 4: Softball 2, 3: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Class Play 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 4: Motto Committee 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 4. Interests: St. Ed- ward's Iunior Choir, St, Ed- ward's Iunior Organist, dancing, swimming, knitting, modeling, Iunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club. Future: College. .43 xv. G .J- 6' 1 - ....: 1 'Fit .,:gL15i32i?,..:ii1.3x HP: my 1- I maxi I VF . l . : . -.--mat.: :fit Qu 4 'L by ff if ,. 'G .Q N' in ii, 'r :Q t 35' , , 6 4 Q .f ' 53 tl fir' , r 4 'Z' f' 69 N' DORIS ELIZABETH GUILLEMETTE Dot 85 Cary St. Commercial. Activities: Yearbook 4, Motto Committee 3: Dues Col- lector 2, 3, 4: Constitution Com- mittee 2. Interests: Crocheting, embroidering, Y.W.C.A., basket- ball, badminton, dancing, read- ing, music. Future: Secretary. IANE GERTRUDE GUSTAI-'SON Gussie 85 Myrtle St. Commercial. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3: Retail Selling. In- terests: Painting, ice skating, writing letters, golf, bowling. Future: Business School. LEE FRANCES ANNE GUSTAFSON Gus 910 Centre St. General. Activities: Volleyball 2, 3. Interests: Roller skating. Fu- ture: Accordion Teacher. IOHN ALBERT GUTAUSKAS 122 North Ave. College Scientific. Activities: Bays' Sports Council 4: Band 2. Interests: Knights of Lithuania, skating. Future: Massachusetts Institute ot Technology. GERALD RICHARD HAIARIAN Ie-try 15 North Ash St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: lniamural Basketltall Q, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher. Interests: Porter-Hi Society, sports. GORDON FRANCIS HALL Monk 228 Harvard St. General. Activities: Baseball Manager 3, 4: Basketball 3, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Swimming, dancing, basketball. Future: Undecided. IEAN HALL 81 Green SL ROBERT FRANKLIN HALL Bob 341 Centre SI. IAMES VINCENT HALLISEY Vinnie 556 West Elm St. MARILYN ANN I-IALLQUIST Mal 25 Glenwood Square CLAIRE MAY HAMM 33 Skinner St. WILLIAM FRANCIS HANNON Bill 7 Main Si. QEWE' 2 -J 'T 1 in N 4 . N 39 fi 'S' I 1 rl 1' TT' fx, P-'I '31 J L , Q- KENNETH LESLIE HANSON Ken 470 Summer Sl. Gezxerzl Art,'.'mes: Basketball J Volleyball 3 H:-Y 34 4: lun- .'f lkher lzuteressi Y.M.C,A., IIIIXFCYK Frm' Trzzzlly BCIPUIISI 'fcpxzzg Peng lv Future: Przntcr. RAYMOND FREDERICK HANSON Ray 138 Belmont Sl. I:.iuQ':1,:l Arts Irxtlifresfs: Plun- ::,1::.y' :1k.:g3, Pu l!l'lIlI lrslx- ..i: Fzxlgzfz llrmed Sta'e-5 Amr Effie. GLORIA MAE HARRIS Gloy lB9 Spark St. H333 I 11 'I'rf1ln1!1,1, Azjtzvullesi - 'II. T11 ozettps 3 4 Bind 3, JZ'--7GSTFi Roller Skihnq, me :f:1'Lr.: Sknnz S'.'.'1:1.:r11ng, bowl- .:.': Fvlhxfei llurslnfq, CAROL ANN HARTWELL 40 Everett St. -Y 'L z. .-5. 5' vl' vsi P'l'il'CG' 7 -2 F't'baIl 3: Vfilley- ? A If ttxfi f' 3 -1 Or- ' i:'. 4:es'::: Refer Slen- :. 1 r, Future: EDWARD CHARLES HASKELI.. Eddie 615 North Monlello Sl. ::,: 'I . 1, 'ff Tr 1'l4 f P 1,f 1 j '.'l:llf-'sr Ill? fl'I'15' 'f. 515102,-rll 'v.'l.r'1: F11 MARY LOUISE HASKELL Mary Lou 91 Florence St. . , r Y., - . .gn-U, ,I-A,-Ay.: I, F .IP PH . ,f LORRAINE GRACE HASSAN Lorri 50 Weston St. General. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Student Council 3: Class Play: Dramatic Club: Iun- ior Usher: Yearbook Staff: Brocktonia Statt: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Dancing, swimming, golfing, Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club. Future: Nurs- ing. IOHN HASTIE Iohnny 14 Cottage St. General. Interests: Art. Future: Business. DONALD ROBERT HAUSER Don 18 Arch St. General. Interests: Roller skat- ing, tree-hand drawing, playing guitar. Future: United States Navy. CHRISTINE IANET HAYWARD Tina 877 Oak St. Commercial. Act1vi.ies: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 4: Christmas Pageant 2. Interests: Collecting salt and pepper shak- ers, roller skating, dancing, bowling. Future: Office Work. CYNTHIA ANN HAYWARD Andy 107 Division St. Teachers College. Activities: Bas- ketball 2: Biocktonia Staff 4: Dramatic Club 4: Class Play Committee 4: Christmas Pageant 4: A Cappella Choir 2, Interests: Swimming, ice skating, badmin- ton, tennis. Future: College. IOHN FRED HEBSHIE Heppa 62 Court St. General. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4: Mosts and Bests Committee. Interest: Y.M.C.A. Future: College, 4...-P CONSTANCE RUTH HEFLER Connie 19 Studley Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- Ililll 2: Volleyball 2: Library Monitor 25 Part-Time Group 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. Interests: Brockton Bible Club, Brockton Christian Endeavor Union, Trin- ity Baptist Young Peoples So- ciety, photography, cooking, sew- ing, basketball, bowling, swim- ming. Future: Fisher Iunior Col- lege. NANCY ELLEN HELFAND Nan 108 Moraine St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Badminton 4: Brockton1a Stafl 4: Dramatic Club 4: Class Play Usher. Interests: Y.lVl.H.A., Y.W. HA., Club '53, Young Iudaea, art. Future: Secretary DAVID MATTHEW HERN Dave 81 Newbury St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Golf, baseball, swim- ming, ice skating, skiing, C.Y.O. Future: Stonehill College. IACQUELINE CONSTANCE HOLMES lackie G3 Cary St. Household Arts. Interests: Holler skating. Future: Undecided. BETTY ANN HOLT 199 Spring St. College Liberal Arts. Activ1t.es: Class Gift Comriiittee 3- Girls' Glee Club 4: A Cappella Choir fi, 3, 4. Interests: Porter-I-li, Rain- bow Girls. Future: Teacher. ELEANOR DIANA HOPKINS Hoppy 13 Pinkham St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball Captain 2, 3, 4: Volleyball T, 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3: Brockton1a Staff: Brocktonia Collector 3, -l, Class Play Usher: Part-Time Group. Interests: Roller skating, dancing, bowling, Bockne, St, lvlargare-t's Sodality. Future: Sec- retary. MARY EILEEN HORSMAN 429 Quincy St. NATALIE ARLINE HUNT 'Ncxt 77 Wheeler Ave. 1, , . H,....,,A PJ ' F ll' 1. T., .. IULIA LOUISE IANIRI Big IuI 921 Warren Ave , 1 , Vzttzrl DONALD FREDERICK IRVING 'Don 52 Wilmington St MARY BARBARA IANKOWSKI 27 William St. SHIRLEY LORRAINE IENNINGS 'Shlrl 54 Prospect St F 5 T ARTHUR FRED IOHNSON Artur Red 23 Plain St. General Actrvrttesz Staqerralt Stcrlt -4 Retill Sellrnq 3 Inter- ests: A.tllOIllOl'JlIPS, Delvlolay, Nu- t,ont.,rl Guard: Future: Cook. CAROLE ELAINE IOHNSON 418 Belmont St. Hosp 1YZl'IlYl7l!1lrVj. Actrvtttesz F rskvtlvrll 2, 3, -1- Volleyball 2, 3 Foitliall Q: 3 Badminton 3: fr1:n'r':c Club 13,-4: Christmas Ptrqfrrnt fi, 4 Class Play Usher Al, A Carlflelllr Chor ff, 3. ln- terestszz Y WC A., Luther League. Future: Nurstncr, CAROLYN ANN IOHNSON 22 Prospect St. Hosp 't'rl'I'ra1n1n'g. Activities: Intrrrnurrl Brsketfall ff, Inter- es's: Oman, A Y.F. Future: Col' l-Tre. DOROTHY ETTA IOHNSON Dot 24 Holmes St. Hosg.tl1l'I'ratnlnl5,Actlvltles: Lfl-'rss Ottzfier T, 3 Student Coun- 'Ll ., fra:n'rt,C Club ff Christ' nas Pazeant ft lues Collector .L Cflnstgtutton COIIIIIIIIIQG 35 Class GJ! QT TIllIlll.lQ9 3' Class Pyry Uslltlr -1 Interests: Ralnbow Grrls lu'E'mr Leaiue Future: ll r5St1f'l'.uSp'tS Ivlb?IllfTIl rl Hosp- MARILYN ARLENE IOHNSON Mal 182 Nilsson St. ,c:1.::.f'r 'nal Af7t1'.'l'.e5f: Easkeh rxl . V' lloybfrll Q. Part-Time Trout 4 Inrrfrr-sts: Lutltor Lefrfrue 't Ijrfft Lufltf-rfrn Cliurrh, SYNIIII- ':ll:1': rznrsc, cl rriftrrr, movies I .tux ' Fecrc-t zr:frl Fflxdol, RUSSELL ALLEN IOHNSON Russ 20 Verne St. 'r.Ci1L:tZ1l Arts. Intr-zfstsg Base lcv-tl :ll bowllnfg, 9'NlIIlIIlll l-1. 'urrli United . . , ..,. , L, ....1', GORDON ELLIOTT IONES Dodge 38 Clinton St. . Commercial, Interests: Basket- ' ball, hockey, football, swimming, baseball, bowling. Future: Uni- ted States Navy. LAWRENCE WATSON IONES, IR. Larry 685 Pleasant St. Technical. Activities: Track 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Dues Col- lector. Interests: Bowling, track, basketball. Future: United States Navy. VALERIE IONES Val 243 West Chestnut St. Hospital Training. Activities: Brocktonia Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 45 Christmas Pageant: Class Play Usher: A Cappella Choir 2, 4. Future: Nursing. IOSEPH PAUL IOSEPH Ioio 35 Walnut St. Teachers College. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Motto Committee. Interests: Ice skating, hockey, dancing, B. Y. O. Future: Physical In- structor. EDMUNDS KADISEVSKIS 53 Green St. General. Activities: Volleyball 3. Interests: Sports. Future: Unde- cided. RAYMOND ALLEN KALIGIAN Ray 351 East Main St., Avon General. Activities: Tumbling Team. Interests: Horseback rid- ing, automobiles. Future: Me- chanic. . 'Q , . . W, 5 Q. ...4 i, r ' N Hn? , I, ,elq :Q-sf, 17 -ti 1' f Qfnr 8. 1 AF LIUDOMIH EDWARD KAMOCKIS Ed 107 Ames St. College Liberal Arts, Activities: Basketball 2, Track 2: Intra- mural Basketball 2g Volleyball 3: Ping-Pong 3. Interests: Tennis, chess, Church Basketball Team, C.Y.O. Future: Medical Doctor. THEODORE EDWARD KAPALA Teddy 145 North Warren Avo. General. Interests: Bowling, sports. Future: United States Navy. RICHARD ZACHARY KARP 11 Belcher Ave. College Sc1ent1tic.Activities: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. In- terests: Baseball, football, soft- ball, Y.M.l-l.A. Future: College. RALPH WILLIAM KASPER 4 Arthur St. Technical, Future: Undecided. CATHRINE ANN KELLEHER Kay 25 Taylor Avo. Commercial. Activities: Class Play. Interests: Football, hockey, basketball, bowling, dancing, CY,O., music, swimming. Fu- ture: Secretary. NANCY ANNE KELLEY Nan 565 Pearl St. Commercial. Activities: Intra- mural Basketball 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club. Interests: Bowling, sports. Fu- ture: Secretary. PATRICIA LORETTA KELLEY Pat 71 Richmond St. OH? I' A . ',f'5. Af'l'.'LfQvEE 25 -4 gif?-22 tj: Qlpm . .1 '10 .f lr: e. my: 3' .- ct 3:4- I , ' F .pltt ,I':5 Cllffjlg. .LI t2I'f DANIEL KELLEY Danny 283 North Cary St C'.lIl E' . CLI 3'If'.Z5 Z'13E'.lI'.. . ,, ff.: ' xt- '. . L.. 31 ,..r1: .-4 C .xt : -:Hu cl.o.r ' :Q-P C31 ing: Q: Sptlfn-sera Q -ter-.--.M 'T .,.- q-I U.-'1 Ling. s. ,. L.-.t. L - .. .. A fl. v,,.,.,3. PV: .I ,sit : ,.-.Lv DAVID PUTNEY KING Dave 22 Woodland Ave 'a::.r::frt:i:1. .5-.T':'.' 11,331 Ritz. Dr l:.!1 I. f'.: .ur'E: fI ' BARRY KINGMAN 114 Torrey St. ill Q A ftgigif-Ia Iitlilnl' Q r.:r:e-its : 4 l:1'ert.: : 'lffi LST. IOANNE PAULINE KLINKHAMMER Io 31 Morton St HENRY IOHN KOWALSKI Hank I2 Lyman St. MILLICENT KRAVITZ Millie 18 Sylvia Ave. General, Activities: Dramatic C.uo. Interests: Music, -reading, basketball. Future: Army Nurse. ALICE ANNA I.aBARRE 453 North Montello St. Commercial, Activities: Basket- ball Q: Trl-I-I1-Y. President: Parte Txne -1. Interests: Danctnq, skat- tnq, swtznznxnq, piano playing. Future: Secretarial Work. DOROTHY REGINA LA FRATTA Dorrie 22 Emerald St. Commercial. Acttvities: Volley- ball 2- Partffzme Group 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. Interests: lpzngor Sodaltty, roller skating, d,1nr::nq, playinq the piano, sgwtrnrrnnq. Future: Bookkeeper. PAULINE BEATRICE LAKEMAN Princess 42 Coral St. Hosg:1t1l'l'ra1mnq. Actlv:tles:Bf1s- ketball 25 Staqecraft Staff 2, 3, 4. Interests: Basketball, softball, horseback rzdtnq, church activi- tes, Future: Nurse. LORRAINE MARION LALLI Chooch 60 Highland St. ffdlecge Liberal Arts. Acttvxttes: Basketball 2, 3. 47 Volleyball f E, 'Z' Softball 2' S'-VllIlIIlll lQ 2: brocktcngif Staff 4: Class Pl'ry Qinxzttttfecf' Band 2, 3, 4, Inter- ests: Rockne Associatton, luntor 'lwentxeth Century Catholic Club, :j:rts. x:.usLc, dirncgnq, collect- .zyg rfvrrds. Future: Clmndler ' sm-.-:es School. MARY LOU LANDERS Peanut 22 Essex St. Eozgiial Triznznq. Ackvzttcs: ?t1aecr.:ftStatt 2, 3. 4. Interests: .fzicrts church ICIIVBIICS, Ratn- Cxrls, sw1rnm,nq. Future: RICHARD FRANCIS LANGLEY Dick 141 Forest St. Commercial, Activities: Track 2, Retail Selling. Interests: Danc- ing, swimming, fishing, hunting. Future: United States Navy. PHILIP EDWARD LAVIGNE Phil 410 North Montello St. College Liberal Arts, Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Stagecraft 2, 3, 4. Interests: Sports. Future: College. IOSEPH LAWSON Ice 1445 Main St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Golf 3, 4. Interests: Bowling, fishing. Future: Air Force. MARGARET LORRAINE LAWSON Meg 31 Clarence St. Commercial, Activities: Volley- ball 2, Softball 2: Brocktonia Collector 2. Interests: Basket- ball, swimming, baseball, sott- ball, volleyball. Future: Wyo- ming State College. ROSEMARIE ANN LEAHY Rosie 24 Waverly St. Hospital Training. Activities: Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Swimming 2: Class Play 4: A Cappella Choir. Interests: Danc- ing, bowling, roller skating, swimming. Future: Nurse. BERTELLE MARY LE BLANC Bert 54 Rutland Square Commercial. Activities: Dues Cole lector, Ring Committee, Nomi- nating Committee, Constitution Committee, Class Gift Commit- tee. Interests: Church activities. Future: Stenographer. M Yr:-v LT, ibn AG-' , is- we- ' 5 -. W'rf.4f 1 76' , I ,WF , . x T. f g ' uf 75 ADELLE MIRIAM LEEDER 58 West Ave. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Badminton 4, Brocktonia Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Mosts and Bests Corn- mittee 4, A Cappella Choir 2. Interests: Y.W.l-I.A., Young Iu- daea Club SS, Piano lessons, Art lessons. Future: College. GLORIA MAY LELLAND Red 143 Ames St. Hospital Training. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, Softball Q, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 2, Brocktonia Collector 3, Drum Majorette 2, 3, Head Drum Ma- iorette 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. In- terests: Ice skating, dancing, Y.W.C.A., Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, swimming. Future: Nurse. EVELYN LA VERNE LEONARD Evey 70 Pine St. Hospital Training. Activities: Volleyball 2. Interests: Dancing, swimming, skating, bowling, sewing, knitting. Future: Indee pendence Sanitarium and Hospie tal School ot Nursing. IANET LEWIS Lout 31 Blaine St. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club 4, Dues Collector 4, Nomi- nating Committee 3. Interests: Rainbow Girls, piano, music. Fu- ture: Fanny Farmer School. BARBARA ANN LIGHTFOOT Bubsy 8 Electric Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, Betail Selling. Interests: Swimming, skating, dancing, bowling, yachting, Y, VV, C. A., horseback riding, skiing. Future: Undecided. EDWARD LEO LINCOLN 604 North Main St. General. Interests: Skating, danc- ing, swimming. Future: Mee chanic. RICHARD IAMES LINCOLN Dickie 604 North Main St. it 1 xl ' ' H lwr gli 2' ::.'.t:: l .t1'.1r EDWARD RAYMOND LINDSAY Eddie 29 Leyden St. 'ff ?::.. ' :I A f 1 1 l'1:.1 IllLtl'.ff 3 ftf- 1- HQ. lr tart- rfrjtrtz : lutuz-. IQ- :Nil Kn- EDMUND LINEHAN Linny 157 Nilsson St. N 3-1:01 tl ltw 1- . t. ' tr. :.'.-.'tu.- 11,111 1:1 IU. lllllvrtgt ' lltlllf-'fl F111-5-. ll ERNEST ARTHUR LINEHAN Ernie 167 Laureston St. A'TI.I'.'Z ' .Q '.'.'.'1e:: Fl- f Il ' ',z,: ' l'c'.-:Q z.: r I 1 Z AVIS LOUISE LINDQUIST 'Ave 27 Miller Ave. - - f f 1fl'1.' 3. -Z P: fi: i A 5 - .. AQ I , NICHOLAS IOHN LIOLIOS 'Nick 76 Spring St. '1 5 ct. vs .J 5, Q, ,Q 1 6 . w- -N ,I In El ft Q- L. fl ff-- 5. T' rx 5-.-I ,Y . I u I Q , 7, ,YT .org IU5 O WILLIAM PETER LIPPER Bill 40 Sutton St Letutnerctal, Future: Undecided. ADELE TERESA LOMBAHDI Dee-Dee 390 Montello St. Teachers Colleqe. Activities: Dramatic Club 4: Christmas Paq. eant 4: Nomtnatmq Committee 3' Brockton1a Collector 2: Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Swimming, skatmq, danctnq, popular rec- ords. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. AUDREY LOUISE LOVELI. Aud 252 Thatcher St. Hospital Tratninq. Activities: Drarnatic Club 4' Christmas Page cant 4: Brocktonta Collector 45 A Cappella Choir 2. Interests: Church acttvtttes, horseback rid- tnq, swtmmtnq, danctnq. Future: New England Deaconess Hospi- tal. ANN ABIGAIL LYONS 435 North Cary St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2: Softball 2: Student Counctl fl, 45 Yearbook Stall: luntor Usher: Dramatic Club 2: Class Play Committee. Interests: Iuntor Twentieth Century Catho- lzc Club, Y.'N.C.A, swtmmtnq, rltrnctntg. Future: Stonehill Col- lege. LAURENCE CLAYTON MQCARTHUR 23 Newton St. TfyI fllGIS Colleae. Activities: lntrftztiural Basketball 2, 3' Intra- mural Volleyball ff, 3: A Cfrp- tef-lla Choir T. Interests: Sports. Future: United States Air Force. KAREN ELINOR MQCDONALD K 2I Iordan St. Collear- Sc:ent.f1c. Acttvtttesz Erskftrzftll 2- Class Vlf.'E'-pIG'Sl- rl-Tr: T, 3, 4, Iumor Usher: Pra- :r.':':c Club T' Lfues Collector 2: 'lfQl'tatr:T.an Rnd Committee 4: A Ciyrella Char fl, 3. Interests: 'Holt dancgnq, Flatnbow GtrlS. Y VY C A. Future: Endtcott Iuntor ,',l.ef5e. CLAYTON WARREN MGCFAUN H' f Sunny 31 Brunswick St. Industrial Arts, Activities: Base- ball. Future: Undecided. ALICE ISABELLE MacINNlS 220 Torrey St. College Liberal Arts. Activitresz Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Swrmmmg 2: Business Man- ager Brocktoma Staff 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Stati: Class Play Com- mittee: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, dancing, ice skating, swimmrng. Future: Nurs- ing School. IEAN ANNE MQCKENZIE Mac 793 Montello St. Household Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball 2. Interests: Roller skat- ing, horseback riding, swim- ming, hiking, fishing. Future: Hairdresser. GEORGE ANTHONY MACRINA Iidgie 36 Huntington St. College Screntiftc, Future: North- eastern University, EMILY MARIE MADAN 89 River St. Commercial. Activities: Mosts and Bests Committee 41 Part- Time Group 4, Interests: Baptist Youth Fellowship, church choir, swimming. Future: Secretary. SYLVIA ANN MAGUIRE Sib 207 Winthrop St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Field Hockey 2, 3: Eoitball 2, 3: Retatl Selling 3, 4. Interests: Dancing, swimming, ice skating, basket- ball, bowling. Future: Business School. we I RICHARD EDWARD MAHANNA Buddy 26 Hubbard Ave. College Scientific. Activities: Iunior Usher 3: H1-Y Vice-Presb dent: Boys' State Representa- trveg Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Interests: Sports. Future: Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. DONALD PHILLIP MAHANOR Moe 58 Cary St. Commercral. Interests: Hunting, fishing, baseball, basketball, Fu- ture: Undecided. CARY FRANCIS MAIOR 1022 Warren Ave. College Scientific, Activities: Constitution Committee 2. Inter- ests: Dancing, roller skating, hunting, fishing, swimming, art. Future: Electrical Engineer. IAMES PATRICK MANNION Sonny 615 Ash St. General. Interests: Horseback ridrng, swimming. Future: United States Navy. MARY MARGARET MANSOUR May 75 Huntington St. Cornniercifil. Activittesz Dramatic Club 2: Christmas Pfieant 2: Ring Committee 3: Nowiinatrng Committee 2, 3: Class Gif. Com- nixttee 2: Retail Sellrn-J 4: A Cappella Choir 3. Interests: Leb- anon American National Club. Future: Business Career. OLIVER IOSEPI-I MARCHAND Buster 4 Iohnson St. Teachers College. Actrvities: Football 2: Volleyball 2, Future: Engineer. -t . PM ,1 BEVERLY ANN MATI-IER 'Bev I4 Emmet St. ROBERT FRANK MARCHIONE 'Bob 54 Kingman Ave vt.-::. -ai','.','--5 Tr: fi. lp CAROLE ANN MARCIN 148 Forest St. . zz., l'7'.1 ZI' F1 plcliv'-v 3. ' 'J 11.1 :. ANTHONY MORGAN MARKELLA F 3 A ' 'Tony 15 Dennis Ave :ft ffl' .l.r'- .fl VW. n5.u.4g,- 1 r, wx: 'tis ll Iwi N 7 IOSEPH ROBERT MATTA 'Chick 220 North Main St. 5 ROBERT FAY MCCABE K 'Mac 26 East Battles St. ' . 1 -.-- tl 75 ELEANOR MARY MCCARTHY EIN 265 Grove St. Lforrttiteroil AQt1v.tGs: Basket- lvrll 2, 3, So trwrll 7. ln nests: l'rrnfiinT3 skfrtincx, swtznm wg, fu ture: Telephone Gyms ir. RICHARD FRANCIS MCCARTHY Mac I9 Smith Ave. College f?vterit1l1c'. Activities: 'i.'l'lley:gill 3 Interests: Y.M.C.A, Future: llorthectstexn University. ROBERT FREDERICK MCDONALD Bob 399 Montello St. ffornzriervtnl, Interests- Bosebull, bask-etbtrll, loothnll tennis, roller Sl-citing, dfinctnq. Ftrtirez Armed Forces. WALTER HERBERT MCGUINNESS Wally 281 Grove St. jgwrrrrnerczcil Actzviwesz Retczll Felltnq, Interests: Bowltnq, qolt, zztuslc fl'lfTIYIt'IEfY. Future: United Sfites Const Guard, IAMES PAUL MCMAHON Iim 75 Massasoit Ave. T-em-r xl Fuftrrf-2 llriflflfrtd-'-fl CORNELIUS MARTIN MCRAE Connie 320 Court St. In-'rf l..:'erf:1 I-.1':' Af 1v1'.Pr: F':slcftl'frQl fl l'r:'.1or7lPlir.r 3 Fu' ' Arr- ,ffI.f'1e ANNA MARIE MELIDEO Melody 37 Summer St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor 2: Brocktonia Staff 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Stage- craft Staff 2: Class Play 3: B.l-I.S. Part-Time Group 3, Inter- ests: Daughters of Italy. Future: Disc Iockey. MARCIA GREENLEAF MELVILLE 52 Greenfield St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 4: Iunior Usher 3: Stagecraft Staff. Interests: Swimming, horse- back riding, skating, art. Future: Zoology. SABINO GERALD MERRA Monk 27 Cherry St. College Scientific. Activities: Football 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4, Captain: Volley- ball 2, 3. Interests: D. W. Field Golf Association. Future: Engin- eering. CAROL ANN METCALF 22 Bartlett St. Hospital Training. Activities: Bas- ketball 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Dra- matic Club 2: Retail Selling 2, 3, 4. Interests: Bowling, tennis, swimming. Future: Nursing. CARL THEODORE MILLER Ted 467 Crescent St. College Scientific. Activities: l3rocktonia Staff 2. Interests: Y.M.H.A., Club 53, Young Iu- daea, bowling. Future: Business Administrator. SUSAN EVELYN MILLER Sue 339 Spring St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Field Hockey 2: Badminton 4: Dramatic Club 4: Dues Collector 2: Mosts and Bests Committee 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. Interests: Y.W. H.A. Future: College. IRENE THERESA MILUTIS Renie 136 Arthur St. Commercial. Interests: Swim- ming, tennis, basketball, danc- ing, bowling, softball. Future: Business School. DONALD WILLIAM MONCEVICZ DOH 78 Ash St. College Scientific Activities: Class Play 4: Band 3: Orchestra 4: Senior Year Fellowship, Pres. Interests: DelVlolay, basketball. Future: Northeastern University. LOLA MOSCATELLI 258 Ash St. Teachers College. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4, Cap- tain: Badminton 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Gift Committee 3: Class Play Ushers 4: B.H.S. Part-Time Group 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Interests: Bockne Association, sports, knit- ting, reading, cooking, violin. Future: Boston University. MARY MARGARET MULLINS I3 North Byron Ave. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 3: Volleyball 2: Brocktonia Staff 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Christmas Pageant 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 3. Interests: Sunday School Teacher, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Future: Wheelock College. EVELYN IEWELL MURPHY Murph 34 Snow St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4, Cap- tain: Badminton 4: Softball 3, 3: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Brocktonia Staff 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Tri-H1-Y 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Class Play Com- mittee 4: Christmas Pageant Q: Brocktonia Collector 2, 4: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Rockne Association. Future: Col- lege. GERALDINE FRANCES MURPHY Ierry 339 Forest Ave. General. Activities: Basketball 3: Christmas Pageant 3: Dues Collector 2. Interests: Swimming, horseback riding, roller skat- ing Future: United States Air Force. IUDITH ANN MURPHY Judy 33 Winnifred Road -1 Il .-1:3 .-. . 1 'rl J -1 :-.. Q Tu-- LOUISE MARGARET MURPHY 339 Forest Ave. I. :x '.'.' ' F 1'1: THOMAS WILLIAM MURPHY 21 East Market St. IOSEPH ROBERT MYTHEN Ice 44 Ridge St. I. IANE GWENDOLYN NAWROCKI Ic1nie 25 Marion St. FREDERICK NESSERALLA Fred 49 Carter St. 6- 'C' 9 E 5 I'Nf If A,- uf' 'Q- RICHARD NESSERALLA Dick or Nez 49 Ccxrter St Cozumercmzl, Actlvlfges: Baseball 3 -1' Boys' Sports Ccunctl 4. lztterestsz Sp orts, pcpulfzr musxv. Future: Ccmxbrxdqc School of Eusmess. WALTER MORRIS NEWMAN Q 58 Ellsworth St. Lgolle-gt: Scgenttltc Actxvltuesz L N Cross Country 2: Bwskptbnll 45 ' Q Eond T Interests: Club 53, Rf' AN ll,lvZHA,, buskeamal Future: L x 1 if N 6- 'cf' L, Y' -in I If 1 if ' S 1 1 J C f .1 Lclleqe. IANE BRADFORD NEWSOM 86 French Ave. ujlloqe Lzherdl Arts Acttvmesz B151-cetbcxll 2, 3, 4' Volleyball 2, E, 4 Fxeld Hockey 3' B-ftdmznton -4- Brocktonzo Stott 4: Clcxss Pliy 4 Cl'1r1strr1 1s Pageant 2. 3, 4' Constxtutlon Commxttee 2: A Czppellcz Chozr 2, 3, 4, Inter- ests: Rmnbow Gtrls, me skctmq, swtmrmnq, recclmg Future: Col- lege. MARILYN BETTE NEWQUIST I8 Wilmington St. jmlofg-9 Lxbertl Arts Actvttps: Exsketbfil I' Lxbrizry' Monttor C' floss Plug' -4' A Ccxytyelltz Cl1o.r lnterests: Sz-.'gn1:1.1ng, bCI1'll'IllH- fin, slcatlrt-'I Futurv: Kfztlmerme Sxll-s S-2f'rft'ir11l School. KENNETH ALAN NICKERSON Nick 1208 Belmont St. Wil. -3' 5ff'.en'.l1' Aft vtres: ' if-',':' :ll .I lun r llrlwr 3. lm- . sts: Fuzztlcei ill, L: 1:-ffi, :ll Fu- .:t: 'IV l,r:u:3l 5tl.ool PAUL IOSEPH O'CONNOR Oakie 66 South Fuller St. 1e7.P::, '.'.'1eS1 Fttsphfzll f Ai lr.'r-'xrmzrol Bnskctbrzll' .7:.:!'Z1 Y Q.f','l.f7fl lrx'f-rests: 1-.r:..r.f: bcxffg to I f:ll,bosrY 'ill riw:: .r.7 F1 F':'rf'l-CS Cfltlu- Y z'?'. Crf1m.2'1'.on. Future: xcf fzflf-c. BEVERLY ANN O'DONNELL Bev 54 Taylor Ave. I-lospital Training. Activities: Swimming 2: Class Prophet. ln- terests: St. Colman's Catholic Youth Organization, Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, dancing, swimming. Future: Nursing. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH OLIVER Phil 43 Battles St. Commercial, Activities: Basket- ball 2. Interests: Dancing, roller skating, Y. W. C. A., bowling, swimming. Future: Secretarial Work. GERALDINE GRACE O'NEIL lefty 29 Oakland Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2. Interests: Roller skating, dancing, Rockne Association. Fu- ture: Bookkeeper. BARBARA NANCY OSTROFF Twin 200 Boylston St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 4: Badminton 4: Girls' Sports Council 4: Li- brary Monitor 2: Class Play Ticket Committee 4: Mosts and Bests Committee 4: Nominating Committee 2: Band 2: Orchestra 2. Interests: Y.W.l-I.A., Temple Israel Youth Group, Club '53, Bockne Association, knitting. Fu- ture: University ot Massachu- setts. IANET CAROL OSTROFF Twinnie 200 Boylston St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 4: Bad- minton 4: Girls' Sports Council 4: Student Council 2: Library Monitor 2: Class Play Ticket Committee 4: Band 2: Orchestra 2. Interests: Y.W.l'I.A., Temple Israel, Club '53, Rockne Associ- ation, knitting. Future: Univer- sity of Massachusetts, WARREN ARTHUR O'SULLlVAN Su1ly 73 Highland St. College Scientific. Activities: Track 2, 3. Interests: Swimming, boating. Future: Northeastern University. IS -aw- Tvs .W 'rv-. tb '12f2: f-, ' wie i i 5 ' . M ui' I Wd: 1 'Q Xe-Navi: vs '42 we 'N .-,.,.f ilu' ,,..- oz., it MXN A? . E 3 WL Xb Q MARY OUTCHCUNIS Midge 12 Garfield St. General. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2, 3: Softball 2, 3: Christmas Pageant 2, 3: Part-Time 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. Interests: Brockton Skating Club, Maids of Athens, Y.W. C.A., skating, dancing, music, art, photography. Future: Airline Hostess. IOHN NICHOLAS PAONE, IR. Iunior 255 Boylston St. General. Activities: Football 2, 3: Basketball: Intramural Bas- ketball: Intramural Volleyball: Student Council I, 2, 4. Interests: Baseball, football, basketball, Y.M.C.A., dancing, swimming, tennis. Future: Stonehill. DEMITRA OLGA PAPACOSTA Demmie 20 Haverhill St. General. Activities: Executive Committee: lunior Usher: Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Christmas Pageant 2: Dues Collector 2, 3: Nominating Com- mittee 2: Constitution Commit- tee 2: Class Gift Committee 25 A Cappella Choir 3: Girls' Glee Club 4. Interests: Church activi- ties, piano, singing, Y.W.C.A., dancing, swimming. Future: De- signing. GORDON ALBERT PARENTEAU Sonny 33 North Manchester St. Industrial Arts. Future: Electri- cian. IEAN FRANCES PARKER ll Mystic St. I-lospital Training. Activities: Volleyball 2: Library Monitor 3. Interests: Horseback riding, foot- ball, baseball, skating, hockey, swiniming. Future: X-Ray Tech- nician. GLORIA ROSEMARIE PASTORE Dolly 122 Quincy Ave. Household Arts. Activities: Girls Glee Club 2. Interests: Bowling, music, swimming, skating, Fu- ture: Art School. KATHLEEN FRANCES PATNAUDE Kay 10 Tremont St ' llt- 1f1 'rl 35.115 Ar 4 zzz . f.lU11'i, . '- AE lrzrrg 71:2 Q'.nstf'1t.'.. ' :t,:: ' - r JI .fklfrxxrjz . ry ' Z 'Illf':I':'f.fI H. Iflll. 1 1.11112 ll. 4:21 1 Il MARION LOUISE PAULSON Marr 230 Market St fe?g.':l TIL' '11 . Ill' .:'11i Vlnl' f 1-,ffr 'flu :I :1'1'f-Zn: gf-iliffrv A rg ,:rl11A1'g: 1'i'::2i1r11 Iluturei 1:51:11 NANCY IOAN PEIRCE 'Nan 236 Boylston St Sf-nn: rl .51 fL'.'11 1 fx, L rel:--'E 11 3, 1 4. rim., 13. 'A Q' .. 'E!ciE1'f:'.1'1 l .1g:. Plly llilv- .. l 111'1 ' lgl N ze, AUDREY LOUISE PERRAULT Aud 47 Parker St RICHARD FRED PERRAULT Richie 44 Rockwell Ave. IANET FRANCES PERRON Peanuts 53 Frankton Ave. 'P .1 1 We X ,, Q. 1? fs -5-' MARIORIE ARLINE PETERSON Marg 26 Belmont Ave. General. Actlvltres: Retall Sell- IIIQ 3, 4: G1rls' Glee Club 4. In- terests: Church aCt1v1t1es, foot- ball, basketball, recrchnq, cook- zng. Future.: Telephone Oper- utor. ALFRED PETRINO 47 Thatcher St. lrrdustnul Arts. Future: Unde- uded. LOIS ADELAIDE PETRULIS 958 North Main St. Cgllf'-ge Lrberal Arts. Act1v1t1es: Ewsketball 2, 3: Vulleybfrll 2: L1br1ry Monrtor 2, Norrnnatrnq Corrnmttee 3: Class Play Usher 4: A Cappella Chorr 2. Interests: Church GCIIVIIIQS, lunror Twen- t,-eth Century Catholtc Club, toot- Lall, basketball, baseball, danc- rnq, Future: Katherme Gxbbs School. ROBERT WILLIAM PI-IIPPS Bob 102 Laureston St. Collefge SC1ent1t1c.A17t1v1t1es: 'l'1'r1:k IvI'Ill',lfjGI':f l1'1t1t1111u1fxl Bas- lutrall 7, 3, 4: Ilxcvutlve Com- 11..tiee T, 2, Lxbrtrry Momtor 2, g Erfvrl-cto11111 St-,rtf fl, 3' Year' :Lok Ftzft 4, lfrfrrrttrtux Club 2, 5, 4 Clrss Plry 4 LAILAIISIIIICIS IIITVTIZII . P, -I: A Cappella 'E3Q.r Q, It Mrle Chorus 2, 4, Vlxllfrrteers 4. Future: Gordon . , 'i..-'59, LOIS CAROLYN PICKARD I09 Carl Ave. Ill- IC L:bfi1f1l Arts Ar:t1v1t1es: l'.r5ltfVtl.crll f, Volleyball Stu- ':':1' ','g'.1111:1l fl, lun,f,1. ljsrher 3 In 101.112 TIll'l1'Y E1'11.t:1t Younfr lr1,.g.e: E'--.f4.e:',', B11 rl-:t Il B1ble l'1::.'1ol Mature: Everrtley School 1 A1T1'vU111':t1r1'g. LOIS HARRIET PIERSON LoLo 65 Glenwood St. '1:..t: frc, ':l Interests: Prano, 1 ,'.'.'l.11'g 1au11.111er 31 OTIS. Future: ' 11.11 t'.crl-1. IEAN EMILIE PORTER Ieanne 21 Patterson Ave. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Christmas Pageant 2: Dues Collector 3: Brocktonia Collector 4: Class Play Usher 4: Part-Time Group 4. Interests: Rainbow Girls, dancing, roller skating, driving, swimming, ten- nis, piano. Future: Secretarial Work. BERNARD ROY POUDRIER Bernie 83 Wyman St. Commercial. Interests: Roller skating, dancing. Future: United States Navy. IANE ROBERTA PRATT 18 Harwich Road College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2: Field Hockey 4: Badminton 4: Year- book Staff 4: Dramatic Club Treasurer 4: Dramatic Club 2, 4: Motto Committee 4: Class Gift Committee 3. Interests: Swim- ming, roller skating, ice skating, Porter-Hi Church Group. Future: College. IAMES KASTA PROFIS Puppy 46 Blaine St. Commercial. Activities: Intra- mural Basketball 4. Future: Com- mercial Artist. IEAN EVELYN PROUT lean 257 Richmond St. Teachers College. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, 4: Brock- tonia Staff 2, 3, 4: Brocktonia Circulation Manager 3, 4: Dues Collector 2, 3, 4: Constitution Committee 2: Broiktonia Col- lector 2: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Rockne Association, Rainbow Girls, Y.W.C.A., danc- ing, swimming, skating, bowl- ing, tennis, badminton. Future: Burdett College. IANE GERTRUDE PROUTY Iayne 283 Copeland St. Teachers College. Activities: Basketball Captazn 3: Dramatc Club 2, 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Ring Committee 4: Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 4. Interests: Rainbow Girls, Senior Pilgrim Fellowship, drawing, music, dancing. Future: Teach- ers College. Y 'S My 2:32 . 'X - la vw. Q altfff fit A , 5 , Wssjjygw ' .xg It ff! K' t ..f. .-L-5' I ROSE MARIE PROUTY Red 145 I-Iovendon Ave. Hospital Training. Activities: Roller skating, swimming, stock car racing, basketball. Future: Undecided. RICHARD FRANCES QUINN QuickY 211 Plain St. General. Activities: Retail Sell- lftq 4: Male Chorus 2, 3. Inter- ests: Sports. Future: Armed Forces. DOROTHY ANN RAYMOND NDOMY.. 27 Britton St., Stoughton, Mass. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Bad- minton 4: Softball 2, 3: Execu- tive Committee 2, 3, 4: Year- book Stafi 45 Junior Usher 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play Committee 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Mosts and Bests Committee 4: A Cappella Choir 2. Interests: Golfing, debating, tennis, badminton, photography. Future: College. PAUL ALWYN RAYMOND Fate Z0 Lookotf St. General. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4. Interests: Fishing, baseball, foot- ball. Future: Undecided. ROY EDWARD RAYNARD Roy 638 Montello St. General. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Bae- ketball, bowling, swimming skating. Future: Engineer. WILLIAM REARDON Bill 34 Arch St. College Scientific. Interests: Pho- tography, fishing, swimming, baseball. Future: Undecided. RONALD CARL PETERSON Pete 24 Hervey St. RICHARD LEE ROSEN Richie 22 Wall St. GERALDINE EI. IZABETI-I RUDDEN 'Gerry 29 Appleton St. SYLVIA IEAN RYAN 'Syl 853 Crescent St. EVELYN MARY SABA 171 Elliot St. RICHARD PAUL SAKAS 'Dick 727 North Montello SL I 5 f -r l 1 nv- 57' 3 bfx Q' x I 1 i L. I 1 C'- ,N 5 EDWARD KENNETH SAMUELSON Ken I8 Davis Avo. Ge:.e:11 A 't.v.ties: Basketball f Trfifk -4 Iritrfimurrxl Basket- rfxlll 3 -1 I'r:1,ire: Eusmess Ad' I.1I'i1SII,I'.OII. PHYLLIS KATHRYN SARGELIS PhYl 34 Wilmington St. Qclle-'ze' l..i'mal Arts. Actxvitt-Ds: P zsketrj :ll .2 Lxliztxzy Momtor Il: Class. Gtft Uozrtrrmttee 25 Class Fl my Usixer -1 A C :gig ella Choir intrlre-sts: Sttzrtsa, mustv, lun- .txe'l. Century Catholic Club. Future: Nurszmz. PETER FRANCIS SAWLIT Pete 236 Market St. I:.awt.vr.i. Arts Acxvitzesi Stu' dent Court-:I Iunor Usher, turf: L'GEi1rteT'l'.'lC1ker. ISABEL GLENDA SCAMMELL 33 Park Road Q r:.r:,f-rfigtl A .V1t1QS: Vfilley- t ill Q' Pcrtf'I'11ttc- Group 45 A xg 3 -ell: CEL ir - 3 Interests: R itrgsin-.' G r.:f kztittznq, music, 1 ::1 .n1 1, Ile: Sk itgnq, Future: lt! we VI , tk ANTHONY TONY SERGIO Dinny I2 Otis St. -S, T.-'fit A- .':1t.eg F 'thf1lIMan- ' F 4 lnterosif: Lflothesl .1 ::.::. 11 1 :.1:SkCtLw'1ll, iii I 'Lf1L:e: P 5'f'l'to3l, WARREN SIDNEY SHAVE 53 Tremont St. li- F-fI,n'g A',fT.'.'t'f?: Cf:,s'1- Qf :z.:..x f+ Rffxxl S-fl..r.fg . 4 like fi'Si Hrmtmq, flslt- : Ekflfmq Fxztuiri Fu- MARY KAY REAVIS Maria I5 William St. Hospital Training. Activities Basketball 2, 31 Volleyball 2, 3, Field Hockey 2, 3: Badminton 2 3, 4. Interests: Baseball, swim ming, boxing, dancing, music Future: Marriage. ROBERT EARL REED Bob 51 Gifford St College Scientitic.Act1v1t1es: Tennis 2, 3: Tennis Captain 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4: lun- ior Usher 3: Band 2. Future: En- gineer. SYLVIA ELIZABETH REED Syl 850 Warren Ave. Commercial. Activities: Basket- lrall 2, 3, 4: lunior Usher 3: Tri- I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Class Play 4: Part-Time Group 4. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, Rockne As- sociation, Y.W,C.A., swimming, basketball, dancing, music, mod- eling. Future: Mount Ida College. IOHN JOSEPH REILLY Porky 21 William St. General. Activities: Baseball 2, 3: Baseball Captain 4. Interests: Football, basketball, golf. Fu- ture: Teachers College. GEORGE BENIAMIN RESERVITZ 62 Moraine St. College Scienttt1c.Act1vities: Student Council President 4: Iun- ior Usher 3: Class Play 4: Band 2. Interests: I-I1-Y Club, Y.M.I-LA. Future: Doctor. DANIEL ALFRED RICHARDSON Danny 18 Taber Ave. Industrial Arts. Activities: Foot- ball: Track, Future: Mechanic. BRENDON MICHAEL RIORDAN Brendie 596 North Montello St. College Scientific. Activities: Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 3. Fu- ture: College, EDWARD ELDRIDGE ROBBINS, IR. Buddy 200 Warren Ave. Commercial Activities: Iunior Usher 3: Part-Time Group 4, Fu- ture: Bank Work. DAVID LAWRENCE ROMULUS Dave 299 Ash St. College Scientific. Futurei United States Navy. HARRIET ELIZABETH ROSCOE Harry I7 Ash St. Commercial, Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Part-Time Group 4, In- terests: Archery, photography, swimming, Future: Secretarial Work, MARILYN SANDRA ROSE Mal 127 French Ave. General. Activities: Basketball 3: Volleyball 2: Brocktonia Staff, Dramatic Club: Class Play Promrtterg Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Dues Collector 2, 3: Brock- tonia' Collector 2, 3: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3, Interests: Swimming, badminton, dancing, tennis, church activities. Future: Nurs- ing, ADELE PAULIN ROSEN Boopsie 345 Spring St. College Liberal Arts. Act'vtties: Badminton 2: Softball 2: Brock- tonta' Staff: Dramatic Club: Class Play Committee: A Car- yella Choir. Interests: Club '53, Y W I-I.A., Senior Young Iudaea, Youth Council of YM,H,A. and Y.lJV.H.A, Future: College DAVID WILSON SHAW Dave 55 Holmes Sl. ELMER WILSON SHAW, IR. Iunior 9 Wellington Place PAUL IOSEPH SI-IEE!-'IAN ll Tremonl St. RICHARD MICHAEL SHEEHAN 'Gcose 25 Temple SL RALPH SILVERSTEIN Irish 173 Boylston St. LORRAINE EVELYN SIMTICK Simmy 1019 Montello Sl. PATRICIA EVILDA SLINEY Put 581 Main St. '-1 il Act1vgZ.es:Vol' I' :'.-.'m::i::n:3 Q' Girls' Glee Club 1. Into resisz Drincinq, Qk n' swinzming. foot- Qi lb H J I . 'IES -. I Voice. ::11on.z.nq. vol4 Urmtcd States PAUL KEI-IFE SMITH - Smitty 289 Fores! Ave College Scn2:1t.:xC.ACt1v1tLes: I Iurhor Usher' Gzllsneers 4. ln- ., 'exevsi Llusm: baseball, bisket ' hall Fufpte Boston UF..'.'-Prsity Fohocl of 2125.3 ' I X H, RICHARD HENRY SMITH . Smitiy 8 Emory St. av lzzxzsfral Arts, Af:t1'y'1Iies: Mole I -un., Chcrmis Q, Interests' CCVS muff. 5 'rt-:e.::x:, Fuwzrez Mechanic. L- fvf 1 ROBERT DEA N SMITH Bobby 689 Warren Ave. 1e..er z.. .nwrfsfsz Y. LI C A, Smud J, - ISKVIITTI1 Fufure: Unzted PATRICIA ANN SMUDIN 460 Broad Sl. .. ....' nf: I......:,L,..,ln APHRODITE S DeeDee .VNV .Y MYRNAKIS 25 Byron Ave. 'S .AC'L'.'g'1CS: is :nd E-:sts SEE 4' 'Erotic nr: CCL 4A C1355 Gzf' Cornztxiftee P E ,I ..-'.'.'I.I'ZC. fo - nl '. Jjlf I-.C.CS cur. Future: ARNOLD KRUGER SNOW Snowie 785 Belmont St General. Activities: Hockey 2, 3 4. Interests: Sports. Future: Un decided. GILBERT ROY SOLOMON Gil ll Kame St. College SClGI'lIlI1C.ACllV1llGSI Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball. Interests: Y.M. C.A. Future: Northeastern Um- versity ANN MARIE SPILLANE Cousy 375 Boylston St. Teachers College. Activities: Basketball 2, 31 Yearbook Staff 4: Iunior Usher 3: Dramatic Club 2: Class Play 4: Christmas Page eant 2, 4: Motto Committee 4: Norn nating Committee 2: A Cap- pella Cho.r 2, 4: Girls' Glee Club 4. Interests: Swimming, agua-planing, skiing, reading, Tumor Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club. Future: Teaching. ELIZABETH FRANCES SPRINGHETTI Betty 12 Marigold Road Commercial. Activities: Field Hockey: A Cappella Choir 3. In- terests: Dancing, bowling, sew- ing, basketball, reading. Future: Telephone Company. SONYA ALEXANDRA STAINER 669 North Cary St. Hospital Training. Activities: Basketball 2: Dramatic Club 2: Christmas Pageant 2: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 4. Interests: Swim- ming, knitting, yiano, danc.ng, Y.VV.C.A. Future: Nursing. GEORGE WALTER STEELE 29 Menlo St. Industrial Arts. Interests: Stock car racing, hunting. Future: Un- decided. 'aff RICHARD STENGEL Doug 66 Oakdale St. College Scierit1tic.Activ1ties: Student Council. Interests: Y.M. I-IA., Club '53. Future: College. ERNEST WILLARD STEVENS 850 Warren Ave. College Scientific. Future: United States Air Force. VICTOR EVANS STEWART, IR. Sleepy 180 Pearl St. Technical. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Interests: Skiing, music. Future: Band Leader. LEE IERRY STROCK Speedy I3 Fern Ave. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Christmas Pageant 4. Interests: Y.lVI.H.A. Future: Food Distri- button. IOANNE MAUREEN SULLIVAN Ioanie 14 Intervale St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball flz Swimming 27 Part-Time Group 4. Interests: Church choir, swimming, bowling, skating, topular music. Future: Office Work. ROSE ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Sully 302 North Warren Ave. Hospital Training. Activities: Badminton 4: Class Play Com- mittee. Future: Nursing. CHARLOTTE LOUISE SURDAM 'Hank 792 Oak St. ELIZABETH MARY SVAGZDYS 'Butty 94 Frankton Ave. 1.E: ' i E 1.11. lliy 'lrltwt -. I Y i i PETER SVIRSKY Pete 41 Hovenden Ave. WINIFRED AUDREY SWANN Winnie 58 Appleton St. I 4 :I I I l1rz'::'g.i':i ' If Z.:. . r.: '1 11.1 I.: lyaz- ROBERT EDWARD SWIFT -..f, .t ., O LQ. S:-I Y' ' I 4, . - N he Qt' 'Switty 39 Highland Terrace is . . W , 5 uv rllff '. 4 .fI'. MARILYN ANN TARASIEWICZ Mal 45 Otis St. 'X .4 L V, N AAI - 01' tl ix t ?f 4, OUP 13,3 1:9- il .- .DW K. EDITH MAE TEDESCO Edie 209 Pleasant St. Lfouuitercftal Activities: Volley- l'i'rll T Interests: Eowlmq, dfmr- infr. roller sktrtintg. Future: Hurr- drr-5-ser. NORMA NANCY THOMAS Norm 122 Quincy St. Coiittitagrvtfrl. Avtivitiesi Volley- ball IT, Basketball 4. Interests: Powltriq, dcxrifrxnfz. roller skcrtinq. Future: Hairdresser. PATRICIA ANN THOMAS Pat 85 Torrey Ave. Cjfllfftlf'Lil-tQrt1lArts Activities: Etrsk-eflftrll T, 3, -1 Volleyball 2, Fl, 4 field Hofkey 3, 4: Bad- rmrffri 4 G.rIs' Sports Council 3. 4 Class Play Usher 4. A ff ig 1 Cllr Clwir 2, Interests: fig tizff cliririnq, Y.W.C A. Fu- tur-g: 'I'+'It1'l1irifg. IUNE OLIVINE THOMPSON 20 Nason St. Hfv:.gi:'rlTrv11ri1ric1 Artivztmst Etislcetitrill f, 52 Softball T: Ilra- 1t,fII.f' t'lul -1 Cltristmas Pageant -1 Ctrlzp' Glwe tflulm 4, Future: lint:-mr. BARBARA ANN TINKHAM Bunny 26 Minot Ave. H '3 itfrl Trtixniriiz Activities: Ll- l,r'rr',' l.I0rt1t1ir Q. 3, -1 Class Play -4 t'l'ir1:wtrr.1S Pfmpfrrit fl: Mosts :mt Ilfvfsa tforiirriitt-'Af 'IQ llups 7 llvftor QI' F ltlrwriiiutrtirifl Com' .... 'f f tfort:-.ti!tit.firi INCIIIIIIII- ff Q- 'P:fif'ktrtritr1 tjrvllt'-rtor 2, P A L'f1igPl.fi tf'l.or Girls' Cl: rr tfluh 'G litter- Pts.: Rrrinlvww 'Srila F llwifif Cltvtral Union. rtmtrtq, cl rrfirtfg, izirtfiina. Fu- . V, C .. tti.., .. Multi, DANIEL IOSEPH TRIGGS Trigger I9I Newbury St. ,f..iQ':f lnrftrfrl Artf Af't1v:t.c1f.t ' f't'rI Q I:'::k: tt fill 3 Cflfiszz I 13' A1 A Cartitvllrr Clioir 4. Y., 43 VE.'r'x:1 fl' Call rlflf-rs 3, 4 lrm :'F' f'.L1TCIttOTt,lf-F, ytanfi 1 rf:'l hfxfskfltl-fill Future: . it ,fuk ffilwzrrtfxrt PAULA SUZANNE TSARIDES 495 Belmont St. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Bad- minton 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Executive Committee 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Tri-I-Ii-Y 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Interests: Rain- bow Girls, Rockne Association, Methodist Youth Fellowship, church choir. Future: Allegheny College. RICHARD ANDREW TSOUMAS Dick 68 Burkeside Ave. College Scientific. Activities: Football 2, 3: Tennis 4: Track 2: Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 3: Brocktonia Staff. Interests: Y.M.C.A., Sons of Pericles. Fu- ture: Business. IANET MARIE URBAN Ducky 112 Newbury St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, Volleyball 4. Interests: Rockne, sports. Future: Women Marines. NUNZIO PASQUALE URBANO Nunzie 38 Glenwood Sq. Industrial Arts. Interests: Swim- ming, hunting, fishing. Future: Mechanic. RITA MARY URENAS Rhene 103 Battles St. Commercial. Activities: Stage- craft Staff 3. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, St. Edward's Iunior Choir, danc- ing, music, swimming, horse- back riding. Future: Secretarial Work. Sl-IEILA IOY URIST 22 Old Colony Square College Liberal Arts. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 4: Class Play Committee 4: A Cappella Choir 2. Interests: Senior Young ludaea, Club '53, Y.W.l'l.A. Future: Bos- ton University. Bu-w ku. i ef' H? IOSEPH FRANCIS UZZO IOS 350 North Main St. General. Activities: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Interests: C.Y.O., basket- ball, baseball, ping-pong. Fu- ture: United States Navy. PAUL ANTHONY VACCA P.V. 38 Porter St. Industrial Arts. Interests: Hunt- ing, fishing, swimming. Future: Armed Forces. ROLAND FRANCIS VAN DYKE Rolly 52 Portland St. General. Interests: Woodwork- ing. Future: Cabinet Maker. ROBERT THOMAS VERRACKA Bob 27 Porter St. Industrial Arts. Activities: Boys' Sports Council 4: Gym Monitor 4. Interests: Roller skating, danc- ing, driving, photography. Fu- ture: Mechanic. KENNETH FRANKLIN VINTON Kenny 53 West Chestnut St. Commercial. Activities: Retail Selling 4. Interests: Driving, reading, photography, travel. Future: Massachusetts State Po- lice. BARBARA ELIZABETH VOCI Barbie 36 Huntington St. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Collector 2. Interests: Dancing, tennis. Future: Chand- ler School for Women. CHRISTINE WINNEFRED WALSH Chris 1476 Main St. lf'll'9 r- :3 ' t-:xt :1 ' Art.'.'it.t.-1: F :sl-:etlttrll Q Volleyrt ill l'-riilitvratr Stat! .f 3 Interests: if:-.',rr1:ntrt.3, dan 'ing singing, got nl rr revvrds, roller sktiitin-1. 5 hot-1rt,ig ity. Fu'ur0: Tolcr liitne . .. K j. .. ..l.. IEANNE BARBARA WARD 269 North Warren Ave. Corztrncrwrl Afgtivztes: Student Council f luzizor llelier 3 Ilona:- nating Cortttn.tfe,: 3: Part'Trrnf, Grout' -1' Fund f F, 4 Interests: Brockton l.'.'ftttr,rrr's Club, ltslxtng and I'7if'lllIl'I, oitllecttrt-gr Lat- 1 rslgells, rlirznet, Cilletjtung rw'- :ds Future: Bentley S::lio,l of Afcouritirig find Firiiritiw. IANET BREWSTER WARDWELL lan 17 Owens Ave. Thiel:-yrs C' lie ie Aitrvit:-ff: frrrrrtrc Clttl ,Q 45 Ql'ir.strnoF F :werrtt Q, 4 llu-is Colle-Ttor L' fires Play Usher 4 lzlferf-ste: iik Vin: nia:itf.r'l'1, fn-.-.xrrtrttiri 1 -..g-,gtg Y '.'.' if A Future: ujlitirxd- I- r f'E. t'l t,r EZ' rrffz. STEPHEN EARL WASSON Steve 1181 Warren Ave. 'Ii fer, ' E :. 'Zi l't:':,ir-- Gert-Arif ll-to A 5 ttf MARLENE AGNES WATKINS Mimi 20 Guild Road ,ip 7. ' t-,,.,Z: ..'.I', .5.t .'.':tL':- Pr. :A if-V I. 1 iz . fri. I ,g j 1 Hrir. if 1: 't. :r. DONALD CURTIS WATTS Upon 17 olive st. I bf 'f A-'N 'ef' A X. ,x xiii, 4 n X A! 1- bk.- CAROLYN GRACE WEATHERBEE Skipper 51 Field St. Hospital Training. Activities: Roller skating, dancing, swim- ming, tennis. Future: Northeast- ern University. THERESA NORA WEBBY Tessie 34 Provost St. Hospital Training. Activities: Basketball 2: Swimming 25 Dra- matic Club 2. Interests: Roller skating, dancing, swimming, bowling. Future: Nurse. SHIRLEY MARY WELCH Shirl 228 Harvard St. Co nmerctal. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Field Hockey 2, 3, Softball 2, 3: Re- tfril Selling 3, 4. Interests: Danc- ing, skating, bowling, swim- ming, music, Future: Business School. LOUISE PLORINE WENNERGREN 28 Myrtle St. liommercml. Activities: Dues Col- lector 2: Brocktonia Collector 2: Class Gift Committee 3. In- terests: Rainbow Girls. Future: 'I'fAlerilifitne Operator. BEVERLY IEANNE WEST Bev SI Taber Avo. C'ommerf'i'il. Activities: Ftetail Falling 3, 4. Future: Telephone Orerotor. MARGARET MARY WILLIAMS Peg 52 Taylor Ave. Vi rrtrrtercial. Activities: Part- 'l'rme Group 4. Interests: Iunioi' 'l .-:enmitlt Century Catholic Club, Ft COlllt 1Fi'ES Catholic Youth Or- :frrr.z iticn Future: Office Work. GAYLE THELMA WILLIS Gay 497 Ash St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Field Hockey 3: Softball 3: Swimming 2: Girls' Sports Coun- cil 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Christ- mas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Part-Time Group 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 4. Inter- ests: St. Paul's Young People's Fellowship, Rainbow Girls, Rockne Association, sports, mu- sic, dancing. Future: Secretarial Work. MYRTLE ELEANOR WILLIS Myrt 162 Mulberry St. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Staff 4. Interests: Central Methodist Church, football. Fu- ture: Telephone Operator. MARIORIE EUDIS WINNEG Margie 26 West Elm Terrace College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 4: Badminton 4: Softball 3: Girls' Sports Coun- cil 4: Brocktonia Staff 2, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Class Play 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Nominat- ing Committee 2: Band 2, 3: Orchestra 2. Interests: Bockne Association, Woman's Club of Brockton, Club 53, Temple Youth Group. Future: Social Worker. ROBERT ALLEN WOOD Woody 71 Hillside Ave. Technical. Activities: lunior Usher 3. Future: Wentworth In- stitute. IAMES EDWARD WOODWORTI-I Woodie 359 Pleasant St. General. Activities: Basketball 2. Interests: Sports, dancing, drawing. Future: Undecided. FRANCIS EDWARD WRIGHTINGTON Dub 559 Warren Ave. Teachers College. Activities: Volleyball 2. Interests: Delvlolay, basketball, baseball. Future: Burdett College. ,-fn!! 9 'rr-' -Es 60 Q ,ay Iii . 9, 3, . IW' L- in-.r My-' in Ytgvl IEAN LOUISE YOUNG 516 Pleasant St. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2: Volleyball 2, 3: Part- Time Group 4. Interests: Swim- ming. Future: Government Office Work. SANDRA IANE YOUNG Sandy 182 Forest Ave. Hospital Training. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3: Brocktonia Col- lector 4 Interests: Woman's Club of Brockton, reading. Fu- ture: Nurse. SIMON DAVID YOUNG Si 58 Lenox St. College Scientific. Activities: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Constitution Committee Q. Interests: Y. M. H. A. Youth Council, Club '53, basketball, softball, swimming, H1-Y. Fu- ture: Harvard College. IOAN ALICE YOUNGBERG 105 West Chestnut St. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor fl, 3: Brockton1a Staff 3, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Dues Collector 2, 3, 4: Class Play Usher 3: Part-Time Group 4: A Cappella Choir 3. Interests: Rainbow Girls, bowling, Y.W. CA. Future: Secretarial Work. IANET MAE ZEELAND Ian 17 Troy st. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Softball 3: Student Council 3: Part-Time Group 4. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club, Y.W.C.A., oil painting, dancing, skating, swimming, football. Future: Chandler School for Women. RONALD CARL ZINKEVICZ Zink 27 Cleveland Ave. Technical. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Hockey 4: Track 3. Inter- ests: C.Y.O., basketball, hunt- ing, fishing, sports. Future: Work. CHARLENE AURELIA WHALEY I3 Wales Ave. fslletie Librtfrl Arts, Interests 'l'er1r1,1a syorts reidzrtq Future H., V if MADI-:LYN srvmrx zomo 'A Maddy 79 Ellsworth St. Q , L -21.71.-'Z' rl At:!L'. !:f2: P'.'.'1II. 3 :.1n7 . Iwlllrlulflli' flritt -1, lr. -I tr-rf-s':fi Fl--'rflztttz :xt vt' il, rr-1' ' nf.-1 W rjs zzutttrtt Fwur' 3 Glyn Ill I :.6t1'f .'Qrk. I ELDON IOSEPH LUNDIN 51 Colanlhcr Ave. 'v-,.y, .,,- ',.,.-..,. T...,. . , ..... .. ..l'. , . .,. . 1 fitlrxr Filllllf' 77't'4 ' 1 1-J -,' CHARLES HENRY ATWOOD Chuckie Thatcher St., Ecrst Bridgewater V, ,,, .1 N ,. .. . V, K. ui Y! pp- v E I 4I. f- . '51 I' I ffl' 5 E.. If: Arzz.--51 MARGUERITE ANN BAKER Peggy 34 Snow St .. 3 I pn . . r 4 fit?-. :gt ARTHUR ENWRIGHT BATSON 325 Grove St. I r .III saxx 'pi f if ...af f 35 C' A- 1 4. if 5 Y 1 fp, vx 'Du Y? ' , ,P -' I., ' . f.- fa, .,,. .fr . W., . Sub 1' Q. 3-, ,EJ i . , l, 92 ANN PATRICIA BURGESS 41 Provost St. General, Activities: Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 3: Field Hockey 2, 3' Badminton 2,,3: Softball 2 3- Library Monitor 2. Inter- ests: Photography, bowling, soft- bttll, Rainbow Gtrls. Future: Vtffrvv-s. MILTON ELBERT CHOQUET Milt 232 Perkins Avo. Qrlrtorftl, Avttvtttesz BroCktonxct 57' ttf T5 Sttrfrecralt Staff 4. Inter- ests: Urm-tim, trftveltnq, M.Y.F., Erft--l-:ton Youth Council. Future: L l' so f ,rngn CYNTHIA PEARL COHEN Cindy 58 Ellis St. tfollrize Lzlieral Arts. Interests: Lluac, clam-ina, Club '53, Young ludftea, Y,W,H,A. Future: Bos- ton Untverrtty, NINA MAE COSTA Penny 531 Centre St. Gfttwrftl. Awtzvtttr-fa: Basketball 2. ltytmv1st:': lntnvtna, bowling, ::,.n'.'.fg-:. Fuwzre: Nursanfj. KARL H. GULBRANTS Rod 74 South Leyden St. 'Emu ztrl A+'1.vttgF-S: Basketball ff? 'Ir :wk fl ltttetr-sts: Horseback rd Lrg :ztrvtf-s, ftutomolbtles. Fu- 1tt1 llnltilcl St ttes Navy. DANIEL DAVID MCMANUS Danny 14 Manomet St. '4':.et':l. At:t.vtt.f-sz Football 2, ' T: ff 3, -4, lnteres's: Swim- ': ritz, gltotofgraytliy. Future: T:.1t. vi ?l',I'l,'lS Arr Forum CAROL MCLEOD CROSBY Beanie 372 North Warren Ave. Commercial. Interests: Bowling, roller skating, music. Future Secretary. FRANCIS CLIFFORD BARNARD Frank 24 Riverside Ave General. Activities: Basketball 2 3, 4: Retail Selling 2. Future: Ac- Countant. IOHN IUDE BLUNT lack 781 Centre St. General. Activities: Football 2 3: Hockey 3: Volleyball. Inter ests: Swimming, baseball, C.Y.O Future: Undecided. FRANK GERARD DiBARI 158 Bartlett St. General. Activities: Football 25 Basketball 35 Intramural Basket ball 3: Volleyball 2. Interests Basketball, football. Future Physical Education Teacher. HARRY FAULKNER CAMPBELL Snooty 70 Churchill Ave General. Activities: Basketball 2 3, 45 Track 25 Baseball. Interests Sports. Future: Undecided. MORTON RAY THOMPSON DOUGLASS FORBES WOOD Mort 71 Glendale Ave. Doug 479 Pleasant St. Technical. Interests: Photogra- College Scientific. Future: Un- phy, tropical fish. Future: Ma- decided. chinist. fCOlIfl.lIllCII from Page 211 Huxley, the world-famous scientist, broke down a formula of scientific fact into four component parts. He insinuated the terms preparation, incubation, illumination, and verification into the recesses of man's mind. With Huxley as a guide, I conclude the human being to be the one existent machine that can be called a perfect invention. Man is the only complexity that can lay claim to an efficiency that steadily increases. Thus, preparatory man finds himself formulating ideas from physical surroundings and exterior stimulations. lncubations come forth when basic ideas change to original thoughts and desires. When man sees these ideas and desires come to life, illuminations are upon him. And great is his happiness when a human can verify for the first time. Now, he can look over the achievements of life. Let us hope that he has done the job well. Reflecting back to the very beginning, we can find further proof of our premise. When a child is born, he almost immediately demonstrates traits and characteristics of love, fear, and rage. Even an infant fears the darkness or an acute pain. He demonstrates rage at that moment when he first experiences any restraint. He absorbs the love of those about him. And before we know it, Time, that incessant thing, steps into the picture. For as you well know, Time never stops going forward. And so it is that the child becomes an independent being. He starts thinking for himself. The passing from infancy to youth occurs with but little change observed. Therefore, it is the wise parent who recognizes this demonstration of new-found independence as growth that is to be desired, not insolence. Finally, this continued passing of time with its resultant growth allows us to approach graduations such as this one of the Class of l953. Graduating can be a joyful occasion: it can be a sad one. Some of us have taken steps toward the achievement of our ambitions. Some of us have already been accepted in schools of higher learning. We see possibilities of arriving at our goals within the rather immediate future. There are those of us, I presume, who still search to find ourselves. One might say, caught between further education or apprenticeship, caught in the web of a cold, commercial existence. And yet, it is a happy thought that each graduate present here today can, without a doubt, do at least one thing Well, no matter how mental that one thing may be. Each of us knows that he has opportunity to find himself, to discover his strong points, his weaknesses. Not that l want to appear a braggart and boastful, but the time will arrive when each of us of the Class of l953 will find the truth for which he has been seeking amidst the welter of ideas and philosophies abroad in a confused world. Have no fear, no doubt. We shall find the truth. And we are going to understand it, for We shall have investigated the intricacies of the miracle of life. We shall have reasoned out its purpose. For us, to be able to see the light is of greatest consequence. We must achieve it if We are to really live a life of purpose. lt is then that we may resign our fate to God. 93 by 4.55.11 1, 145' f '11f'e 5-1 9'-':' - 3 ff., 1, -X T. if-idgfis' ' , ,V ' , ' 4,517 ,J fi NN s'S4'- I ' -, ' ' 1. ff . AE ' 1 - f f Ll ' 4 -I .: ,- if 1 f f ,, 1,f v ELDON KEITH FIELD GATE Gqufog 'zafzg 'HM ADVERTISING ' I N.Nv'X4X,'x,x,,X,x,,X..XX,'g,-XDR-5,'x, A B R 0 C K T O N I A 0xl11'v.5,i05 ffj 9111 fl.flllL' fo Mx' 1111'm'Ac111f-1 unc! 611.11'1105.5n1c IVAUJ1' lllL'l'l'!l,f0ll1Ullij Aan' AU4Jl'l! fo Hllllfl? f 11-1 ,111 J lftlflllll l10,5-5l J U. f ' ff- ' 'ff L. G. BALFUUR CUMPA Y ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Known Wherever Tfzerc' Arc' Scfzoolf and Colleges GWQ CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS - DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA-MEDALS AND TROPHIES Wie? Represented by: MR. GENE MANCHESTER ATTLEBOR0 OFFICE CACIIICJAI' SCAOOZ !0l' Olflefl 'I AND 2 YEAR SECRETARIAL COURSES LEGAL, EXECUTIVE AND MEDICAL SPECIALIZATION Chandler School has an enviable and a distinguished record tor training outstanding young women for interesting and well-paying positions in business and the professions. Chandler can provide you with a legacy for life-a lasting means of self-support. PLACEMENT SERVICE tor each student. IVFVT I Ialzzliw will I lwngplrli rlllIl1'TI7ICllIl'l2 I lull fllzitulnt ul I 'l-tlngissimgs 448 BEACON STREET BOSTON, MASS. C0mmonwealth 6-3242 AYiEf C Y V YY A7 E l BROCKTON'S SKYVIEW III DRIVE'IN l 33 wssr ELM smear, BROCKTON sf ,MINS LIN IIIUZI Telephone Brockton-West Bridgewater Line Q Rout: 28 HENTERTAINMENT UNDER THE STARS l'.t,i1plm,.,,r5 nl D O B R E I N 'S 'l7'LanZ, jhnp, 84 WEST ELM STREET Telephone 6929 MONTELLO FEDERAL SAVINGS O Sclvmgs ,ff ,,'e:i-A- 'ffafw I E Agilw ,, A L 'igiliiliffiijgs gig I ACCOUn'I'S 1 4rf'wfmw t2-L, wMvNf2.E1f5'1g'm 'A I A-Hf ff' 1? I ff- , K' ff' f ,H 'X L , ipiy- is t ,V 1 .,. ,, h -- Y W. Lag? '7N,f'g fvr,,, H, ' A ' Q' ' -Yf fg' fzfggiffl V ff, -v f . - ' PM--A. - 'L fu JL. af . A ' , W-' 1 f in if L Tj' Q 1 Eff? if 1- Eg 3. W ' - , L --'TT f Qzf1f 'fa sf Home ' . 'ff' -' .gf '. Yi sf 't'4f' i'f' --V' 1 'H' I fl' I 'fr it M- .lm g - T'+1.f'5,f .. ' M i A ' ' f 'i'7f'f.g loans ffwilg... , ,, . .. 1 T ' ' C ' In ' A 1 fi ' Zwmpfmlmfswf, ongrafu afcolu fo f e aj- o 53 umoni Dyefs Shade Shop 421 BELMONT STREET yeufeird rel. 3871 9 if? 13 HIGH STREET Window Shades Venefion Blinds WILLIAMS BUSINESS SCHOOL 4 ARLINGTON STREET BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS 956 CHARLES W. WILLIAMS, JR., B.S., M.B.A., Director i I I I N' 91 WAI- I S 5 r I I llq g is tg T X I Q o I3 ll orma s I' ' LE Q T lol' Bridal Lingerie F I 126 MAIN STREET Teleph 8 0166 R-EDDY -D0 IT Iohnson Buick, Inc. BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS Brockton Edison T Company Buigk . I I flow 1 on fflonff, fnmplczta 77'Zarhbuz, Shvp, jrzfwicp, AUTO TIRES and SUPPLIES if of af A. F. GERMAN CO., Inc. II59 MAIN STREET BARNSTABLE ROAD CAMPELLO HYANNIS T I. B k 1303 - T308 T I. Hy I T006 jorgef - We - Wof jfower .Slap Arthur Mormorstein, Prop. SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS FOR CORSAGES 24 Hour Service Phone 8-0591 517 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASS. 4 8 A I- . ml' I, or BROCKTON 93 csmnz smsn ,Fi t fli E-will OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TILL 8:30 P. M. BARNEY N. KATZ, President Telephone 6988 .fguy Qlowz .fjclcvisimz QKYUHI cz egwzviclrzg .qicaicv BUY from Moi!! to be SURE Sales and Service Radios - Television - Auto Radios Telephone 2877 143 BELMONT ST. BROCKTON, MASS. 6 i,0n1p!1'n1vi11S will 0l'6lll QLUQLP5 O I2 CENTRE STREET BROCKTON MANNY'S MUSIC MART Brocldon's Leading Record Shop 39 Legion Parkway, Brockton Telephone 2890 RECORD CLUB BUY IO, GET 1 FREE EJ! MAJAEJ fa Me Cyan of 53 RIALTO STUDIO 86 MAIN STREET BROCKTON EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE ldell 'w0l'l'l50l'l Apparel for Women Headquarters for Tuxedo Rentals Brockton's Smartest Men's Shop I Main Street at Pleasant 153 MAIN ST. - HOLBROOK BLDG. - BROCKTON Brockton Telephone 8-0299 PHILIP R. LAGERSTADT Jeweler - Watchmaker 1062 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASS. ARLENES, INC. Men's, Women's, and Children's Wear 0 883 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS W. R. MORSE .llliallcv anal grzvrzislzefv l l l i l t l TAF T'S, INC. 90102415 O 1120 MAIN ST. BROCKTON, MASS. Near Perkins Ave. Ufvmwfb f'E'Ef:EE'f,fQ' p , 9nc. 758 Main Street, Brockton Telephone 385 RALSTON SHOES 6 We Specialize in Young Men's College and Prep Styles 9 ' ' ii 'IS 1108 MAIN STREET l S F CAMPELLO Pleasant St. and Warren Ave. T In 0ur New TEEN SHOP mme Relmble -The Latest in Flats, Casuals, Loafers, cle 5e'5H Dress by .... Q.lLNllUO0QYAlLOl1 SANDLER MOXEES For Dependable Service GERWINETTE on Cleaning, Tailoring, KICKERINO Dyeing and Fur Work. DOLMODE l 0 59 PLEASANT STREET rod can 5,,,k,,,,, Campello Branch anoue ' 5812 1046 Main Street 45 Legion pcwkwqy Ffmwffmbof Hall Mators, Inc. A BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE M Y WE EXTEND GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF '53 Q I Smlffl fzanlm, C 0 R S E T S H 0 P S PIZZA KING 707 CENTRE STREET Opp. Brockton Hospital 242 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASS. F3117 gAGIlkS ancl lT0Ilg'lC1flllUfl.0?lS In IAC fylass uf! ,53 nnlvi III fH ' YOUli RECDRII ll0P 29 School Street BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS I I IITWIIN lR0fKf0N OIYON .Qcsl qflislzcs fo fjlass of '53 1 1Pli 7f'1f5 , . . . BROCKTON . . . axwe! A ,legcafeaden Super Appzlrd Mart 87 MAN STREET 149 Main Street BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS Brggkfgn, Mqsgqghugeffs .Qcsl qftlishcs fo fhc fjfass of 1953 fgcsf CHZTSXIFS 10 N60 Ffass of 1953 '42 Main Shee' so-32 cmms smear Brockton, Massachusetts BROCKTONI MASSACHUSETTS CAHILL Mom Co. 'ik' gglmlge mul fpfynzuzztfz favs fpuclgv fjvucfis Sfeamship - Airline Tickefs ames P. Sheehan RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 256 MAIN STREET COpp. Belmont SLD BROCKTON, MASS fgesf Clllishes 'l 1Ul7I lhu lkllczhicvs ul Simpson Spring Beverages . . . LFIIIVIUIIS llvv Qhuafily. ipuvilq anal .glclzlcluzzs i..f!C1l'U7 xxyllllu' 1878 Helena Hughes CORSET S HOP if? I7 HIGH smsn, snocxron 506 A WEEK! To .loin Our REVEREWARE CLUB An Easy Way to Own This Beautiful Copper-Clad Ware RICHARD'S HARDWARE l Mcforia ogmiee .EVQLU 30,790 232 Main Street, Brockion, Mass. 'I'eI. 4720 25 Main fOn-the-Hilll Tel. I803 eh yew, 5z.,,, '39 6 Telephone 4648-W or R 816 Main Street BROCKTON, MASS. DAVID .iclouaewaree 880 MAIN STREET BROCKTON SAFETY gwmcs 4 N '70 Sy vmiiiiiiiiviriss Q 5-I-I ST INSURED f Z. S' 'if ' 19 UP T0 0 510000 X 'VCE 419989 FOR YOUR SAVINGS 1 I 71 HAVE ONE YEAR'S INCOME 1 4 1 r 1 I 1 I 1 4 1 IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT I Our tour savings plans enable you to select the plan particu- I Iarly suited to your personal savings situation. All four plans 1 enioy the advantage ot Federal Savings Insurance . . . all 3 I four earn regular liberal dividends. Choose the plan that best fits your requirements . . . start your preferred I savings account today. lj N f gm g 7 K N g WXMN f WNNNI AND LOAN ASSOCIATIO OF BRUCKTON 40 LEGION PARKWAY- BROCKTON 65, MAssAcHusETts MEMBER Federal Home Loan Bank System Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation ASSETS OVER S'I5,500,000.00 Congrczzzzlalions If0 the Class of '53 C956 KNAPP BROTHERS Shoo Manufacturing Corporation FAMOUS AEROTRED CUSHIONED SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN SIZES 2 To 18 0 0 WIDTHS AAAA 1 EEEE CLQ6 Vrsrf Our Factory Refall Store 'I63 SPARK STREET BROCKTON MASS I A FRIEND E A FRIEND if 6 H ' J ' H O L M S T R A N D f ,Ul?1D!1.H1l'lIfS f1'f!1l'K,!llSS1'f '54 Paints and Wallpapers ,W Wholesale and Refail ' , Tho Webby Bros I o new soft-life l f I0 X, 'I Q ,5 2 f If ixfsiiif ...It J' I ,N 3 22? This is IT . . . the IT of ITALY and the worId's romantic LIDO resort. Soft as a slipper, yet a real sewn shoe. Glove- ,sf leather lined. v- S14 95 Illustrated: Rust Rufiit with Blonde Brogandi. Also available in other It .JL combinations. Q ' ,I v -'eiizaaaehzza .2 '.2eIaag33:'',.aT2'.- '- Ji J .. -IPA l'-' emzfh 125 PERKINS AVENUE WALK-CVER SILT! If FOR QUALITY PRINTING-ON TIME AND RIGHT CALL 2747 or 8-0342 Slw IIII Il PIII T OFFSET and LETTERPRESS PRINTERS 93 CENTRE STREET 0 BROCKTON 35, MASS. ,Orin fem 0 Z?rocLfonia CREATIVE ADVERTISING . BUSINESS FORMS . STATIONERY 3030000000 0 Qi' Qi' Q m b 7 X l iimplinlciils nl' l lwiziitczliilcilii-igs li' I zu l ,lass iil roi: ULLlAN'S Sweater Shop Q I . l UlI1p!lHI4'l1lS ill THE BOOTERY fx: Shaw Piano Co. Wurlitzer Pianos and Elecfric Organs Tuning - Refinishing Andrea and Raytheon Bendix Television Tuning - Repairing iff? 'IO MAIN ST., BROCKTON Telephone 4500 Flanaqan's Music Store im Minions Co. SALES 6lmv!z0l2L SERVICE T59 NORTH MAIN STREET BROCKTON JAIIN'S FLIIWEII Ki GIFT SIIIIP I Q 455 MAIN STREET I BROCKTCJN, MASS. Telephone 3511-W TUXEDOS I Dress Suits - Morning Suits for Hire for All Occasions Markey's, Inc. l I92 MAIN ST., BROCKTON PIERCE PIANO CO. Pianos - Mfnsiwii - Elecfronic - organs I The Organo Clavioline i Instruments ' ' and School of Mus C ge i :' ':ef: 'ed' Musical lnsfrumenfs oug , o 40 CENTRE si. TEL. 4469 ind? 'h' Over pos, Ofgce App d by ,h MAIN STREET BROCKTON Open E en rigs Edp ' 6 Telephone 7033 I Compliments of FIIIISIIEIIII ELECTRIC CIIIIIIPIIIIIY and ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ir ir 'k 773 MAIN ST d 29 WEST ELM ST BROCKTON MASS T I ph 6655 CAMELLIAS 24 Hour S AVUN GREENHOUSES and FLOWER SHOP CLYDE A Tel. Brockton 265 I5I E MAIN ST. ROUTE 28 AVON MASS of BA1LEY's, IHC. . ,AA.,.!.,,.,,,.f,.,.. jg... STATIONERY OFFICE AND SCHCOL SUPPLIES FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT Telephone 1230 57 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON Ea! makea fo flue 661.45 of L53 BARBQUR WELTING COMPANY Manufacturers of STORMWELT Th Leather Strip thot Styles os it Weotherstrips Your Shoes BROCKTON 66, MASS. GDN'-QD fe 9 A. L. Cushman st Son,nw A. L. LANE M. W. PALMER F U R S ' f 'f', ? Sp MuruAL INSURANCE O L 106 Main Street Brockton 22 36 West Elm St., Brockton Tel. 5310 I i.l..T.l... . . .. ... 1.-iii-1 BROWN E'S .Spent Shop, QUC'lllY O 16 CENTRE STREET Afhlefic Equipment Telephone 8-0201 Since 1930 Outfitters for B. H. S. Athletic Teams OFFICIAL DISTRIBUTOR FOR A. G. Spalding Equipment To the Class of 1953 Buy your shoes direct from the Eaton Factory and you'll save dollars on every pair. V EATON FACTORY SHOE STORE .lust Off Centre Street-in the EATON PLANT For LASTING SATISFACTION Radio Company , Water Heaters - Radios ' Refrigerators - Ranges Television - Appliances MAIN ST., at LEGION PARKWAY BROCKTON WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMATS 91-93 Legion Parkway, Brockton Brockton's Leading Clothiers for More than Three Generations Telephone 8806 Brockton Business College Soni jon, 631ml 'Mom Accounting Business Administration GEORGE E. Bloisrow Secretarial Training President Speed Writing 226 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON Telephone Brockton 635 COMPLIMENTS OF EDGAR'S Bfzorktanb, Ualua Stan. ...SIN CE T878 TA III-IIIII-IIIIIIIIIII Pffnffng C0m,m,..f1nf. PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 'A' A' and its subsidiary W. B. MASON CO. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 0 EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE 0 59 CENTRE ST. BROCKTON 35 Telephone 751 Congmfzzlaiions ond Best Wishes for cz Successful Future to the Closs of I953, Brockton High School EOPLE'Sn Sivmus INK oi iwcmow . L v I I 1 Ifllillllf IXKIVHIYIS UTIL! QIAIISZITIIIICI' IIDIUIIAI C-DQQ P dent, CLARENCE C. REED T FRANKLIN H. WHITNEY V P sident, GEORGE I. CROWELL A 1 1 Tre fer, FREDERICK E. HENRY V P dent, FRANK S. FARNUM Assistant Treasurer, GRAHAM W. HINCKLEY Assist 7 T DEANE R. MocKENZIE Ass t 1 T r, EDWARD E. ERICKSON 0l'l'll0El'l'l0I'lt5 0 A FRIEND Bfwrlufon, P ,7!Le jkwer Mx 'NC- JOHN WISGIRDA, JR., Reg Ph Q 'k 74 WEST ELM STREET 221 BELMONT smear BROCKTON MASS BROCKTON, MASS. Telephone 349 T I phone 9672 Congrafufafionfi anJ Succeu fo fAe CALM of 1953 , I - ii' Brockton - Taunton Eu 745435 fo me UM M1953 The Kay Ievvelry Company -A' -k i' wa MAIN STREET, sRoc:KToN l I1-111pl1111t'r1IS1'l .K A , . . , gc y ur e 5 jd W I .S7 MOTOR SALES, Inc. x C ' 'ol' , ll EAST ELM ST. Lincoln-Mercury Dealers I Te 338' 119 BELMONT STREET I 'iff BROCKTON, MASS. I Brockfon's Only Exclusive Record Shop Good Luck to the Class of I953 . . . Clothing Corporation ak 984 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON CITY PARKING AREA, QUINCY Telephone Brockton 'IC74 Telephone Mayflower 9-31 ll - g H N- 1 H LI'17sl.Ilw111 111 LI'11Sl5I11ws 1 V I I 11111plz111f'11lS ul RICKERS GRILLE INFANTS Hand-lasted Moccasins if R- LIT: fII1'l1t11111S .III1'11111111a1lt' f,IIuSl7ivS CAMPELLO , I 1 WETZELL S FRANKLIN .Simfti Calm P H A R M A C Y Sports Equipment Carefully Selected and Fitted for Your Requirements 1110 MAIN STREET OUTFITTERS or BHS TEAMS CAMPELLO , , Service Tel. 8279 644 BELMONT ST. Q I CHOCOLATE SHOP Durand's Ice Cream, Soclas and Candies Are Pure and Nutritious MAPLE ARENA Hflewlivr ehlkczliizg 4 '71 fqls flicsfll Special Rates for Clubs, Schools, Churches, Parties, etc. OPEN EVERY EVENING-MONDAY THROUGH SUNDAY SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS, HOLIDAY AFTERNOONS AND EVERY VACATION AFTERNOON High School Classes Fridays, 7:00-7:45 P. M. I2 MAIN smen Tel. 1970 MO Pe' Mm' l20 NORTH MAIN STREET, BROCKTON FOR FINE Iimizpiinzwzis Oli FURNITURE THE I HEADQUARTERS TIIERTO , L 'llill H0 E 32 west ELM smear t BROCKTON Q fd , grochon 2 FAITH gs tit THE STORE THAT BUYS DIRECT FROM THE MILL 5'I-53 NO. MAIN STREET, BROCKTON KOIYIIQAWI ell Li of I AY'S afllflljf and 'Nami Storm, O 122 MAIN sr., and 53 cemns sr. Men's and Boys' Wear and Sporting Goods 420 TORREY ST' BROC ALGER FARMS Visit Our Retail Store For FARM FRESH EGGS and DRESSED POULTRY Telephone 7073 KTON, MASS. ROBERT E. THOMPSON Brockton Business Machine Company Sales Representative ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies 68 CENTRE STREET Phone: Brockton 4768 BROCKTON, MASS. YOUNGQUIST'S P Proprietor I4 CENTRE ST., BROCKTON I Llfzv sxilwru ll'l1'!1 fwvpzllczluwl I fzfwur .'lImI!qzuz:II'7s fm Qlllflfflllf I SPORTSWEAR - LINGERIE I HOSIERY - ACCESSORIES I CURTAINS - DOMESTICS ' if 102 -104 MAIN STREET Brockton, Mass. Telephone 4600 WILCORT jewelers 246 MAIN STREET Opp. Belmont I BROCKTON I I 771 WASHINGTON STREET I STOUGHTON X K 1l71l7IJI'J1lr1l 1 'ISI llClSS1'l Illjl I 1jrm1p!Irr11'r1IS .If , 9. TJ 125 SCHOOL STREET BROCKTON n DADIO QM TELEVISION ADDLIANCES u 1 IXUICS clllfl 1 Sl 1l'lL'K' Roger Waitt - '46 William Pellegrini -'46 99 North Main St. Telephone 9131 E ,mr1p!In1er1IsvE Mayor C. Gerald Lucey 'iff' f 1w1g7ulz1!f1l1w1s am! flllvsl Clllzvsfzrs I ' u lv lfwf fuss uf' 53 BOB Sc KEN'S NO. MAIN STREET, WEST BRIDGEWATER Telephone Brockton 8520 Central Music Co 28 HIGH ST., BROCKTON, MASS. Telephone 4970 BROCKTON'S MOST COMPLETE MUSIC STORE Sheet Music - Musical Instruments Records - Phonographs Tape Recorders Privale lnsfrucfion - All lnsfrumenls I Iunzpfinmzls UI! I ,UHZPIZIHICIZZIS UIII ffzv MAYFLOWER 'IS6 MAIN STREET Telephone 6886 I . Ji: Open Daily and Sunday - D I I mizplzrizcizls nl . . Alden Jewelry Company, lne. jewekrd - Olaficiana III 0 I 59 Jewelry with Brockton High Emblems nc' 9 'ik' T83 MAIN STREET Telephone T570 I FISH AIIIII MEAT MARKET C'm,1,,!z,Wf5.1I' Bcnson's Home Bakery Besf Qualify Fish, Meafs, Groceries 830 MAIN STREET I Vegefables, Obfainable 'ik Free Delivery TeI.4'I30,4'I3'I T012 MAIN ST. Hfzcwluation, Hilti at GURNEY'S Your Jewelers Since 1841 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON - for II2 years F d C N R RADIO - TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Chas. C' can Service Specialists 0 Artists' Materials Esmblished 1931 Drawing Instruments L G V E D ' S Ink, Paper Boards and Canvas 706 MAIN ST., COR. HANCOCK BROCKTON, MASS. Telephone 1033 Oil and Water Colors 59 EAST ELM STREET, BROCKTON Brockton's Largest Servicing Radio and Television Dealer Brockton 1822 Te'eph0 e 217' 15 QQ, NATE STSKTND ehoee 995 ' Nationally Famous Makes 6. 9. QQRQQQQQ MEN ood WOMEN Q Style and Quality at Substantial Saving Room 218 153 MAIN STREET 70-72 Legion Parkway Holbrook Bonding BRocKToN 43, MASS. Brockmnl Mass. .LHUSI III IIISXICS UI I I-11U,1I11111'11ISwI Roland R. Boucher A F R I E N D 1 X Gulf! QQECIICIII l , 1 9 22 CENTRE STREET I Telephone 2725 BROCKTON 33, MASS. Com 'Imems of BROCK'l'0N 'l'AUN'I'0N Slvnddslr, GAS CIIMPANY . .. corrEE cuP , 1 30 WEST ELM STREET BROCKTON, MASS. I h I 3 Te ep one 4 U 54 Main Street, Brockton Cyongrafufafiona fo fAe 6645.5 of 53 CORAYEIVS Gulf Service Station 'ik' CORNER BELMONT and ASH STREETS Q04 013,64 fa CVM of 1953 iff CAMPELLO NEWS STAND BJLQQIIZ., Social Catering Weddings Bonquefs Breokfcnsis Doughnufs Coffee Sandwiches 'ik' Telephone 6085 T042 MAIN ST. 751 NORTH MAIN ST. BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS 'I I an 1, I 555 rAuNToN '953 5 I 3 fig LUMBER co. IIT . 1, 4, g , E- H- SMITH' Gen- Mgf- 353 THE RIICKIIIE IISSIICINIIIIIIII QT I 243 N. Monfello St. 3' ii' I 1 I 1 1 Ii I 5 'loin BRUCKTON 1516 E CIILZSACS Qfou nqucccss am! .IlIIclppz'm1: I I, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS AND VACATION CLUBS MORTGAGE LOANS REGISTER CHECKS PERSONAL LOANS TRAVELER CHECKS SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES BROCKTON SAVINGS BANK Congratulations to the CLASS CF 1953 from ' I UR expert staff is prepared to handle any photographic assignment- portraits, group pictures, or action shots-at prices that are always moderate. T I ' yr' ' 216 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS Jw ii'. ',-'if 1 I 'v' - 'A 1 1 'f'? M J o . o .1 ,A ' L' 'L i I ,' Q M f K .rr '5y 1' A ,. .. N V . - ' N , o 'Q ' I--. 'JI' I lf. .' 125.51-.-'l.., 'M Q. A Lcd TR . A 9 ' f 1 G Tv 4 6 O I a . 43 v t W ' 'Q' 0 I ln L v I . 1 I J 'od up e-- ,v x I in ,.'Ql,,. Hifw 0 K I If X 7, ' 1 x , 5 :MP N4 L L. t V I 1 I ,U 9. BV . 'Q 11, 4-v, 1 -'M' . ' M- 'N r ' ,I x. Lp, ' gif- ,-'X , i .'.+,f fpv- , 'gr . ,f,. 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