Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)
- Class of 1956
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EDITORIAL EVELYN BACKLUND RITA KUMPA ANN BLUNT ROBERT PROUTY IOAN CROSBY MICHAEL SAULICH STEVIA DOUNELIS NANCY WEST IAMES DUKE IUDITH WHITE MARY VVILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHY FRANK KERESZTES-FISCHER ART THOMAS CAPALONGO LAURA HUTCHINS MAXINE FISHER ADVERTISING FRANCES AUERBACH NATALIE BYER CHRISTY BADGIO IRENE ROSEN PATRICIA BERGSTROM MARGARET SANDERSON DELORES BERTOCCI SALLY SMITH IOSEPH VOCI TYPING IEAN KIRKER DOROTHY MAURATH FACULTY ADVISER MR. ARCHIBALD KELLY FACULTY EDITOR MISS CATHERINE A. TUTTLE FACULTY BUSINESS MANAGER MISS DOROTHY I. GOODRIDGE -5 Frcnt row, left to riqni I-.ltcn E. lchncjren, Assistant Superintendent: Edwin A. Nelscn, Superintendent: Pzipn S. Prelliek, Headmaster. Eacl-1 raw: Pauline L. Heir, Seriier Class Pidviser: Russell B. Fora, G4Q1j3HC6 Director: Bernice Sylvester, Dean cf Girlsg Carl Pt, lffa:Pherscn, Master. 6641 inia frafora The senior class wishes to express its qratitucle to all the members of the school administration and faculty for their patience and understanding, for their efforts to prepare us for the future and for all those things they have clone to make our hiqh school years pleasant. CARL R. MacPHERSON, COMMERCIAL ENGLISH . GUIDANCE . . HISTORY . . HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS LANGUAGE . LIBRARY . MATHEMATICS MUSIC . . PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCIENCE . . . Robert S. Andrews Edith B. Armstrong Morris Baker Helen K. Beaton Elizabeth M. Belkus Stanley I. Bernatowicz Beatrice L. Bosworth Harriet P. Bourne Doris E. Brooks Iohn F. Burbank Rose H. Condon Ruth T. Cosgrove Dorothea Davis Iohn H. Egger, Ir. B. Elizabeth Elzbut Martha P. Farwell Leo I. Fitzpatruck Lydia A. Gibbs Helen R. Gilmore Marilyn L. Gilmore Margaret M. Giovanoni Dorothy I. Goodridge alfa RALPH S. FRELLICK, Headmaster Master BERNICE SYLVESTER, Dean of Girls DEPARTMENTS STAFF Doris M. Harlow Pauline L. Hoit Francis W. Hopkins Helga T. Iohnson Marion E. Kelleher Archibald Kelly Donald W. Kimtis Donald W. Kreutzer Anna L. Lindfors Margaret A. Long Mona E. Lynch Thomas G. Lynch Gordon McKernan Iohn W. Metcalf, Ir. Norman B. Nash Evelyn I. Paine William T. Parsons Ethel F. Perkins Iulia H. Peterson Ioseph A. Prioli Charles Puliatico Helen S. Ransom Mildred A. Rauscher SECRETARIES SADIE M. MOSES, Secretary to Headmaster . Daniel M. Creedon . Harold T. Eaton . . Russell B. Ford . Norman A. Smith Frances M. Bradley . Ronald F. Holt . Christine A. Northrup Helen C. Converse . Martha E. Pierce . Rodney F. May . Howard T. Sandrock . Nelson E. Sanborn Harry H. Reuell Iohn F. Ryan Francis L. Saba Eleanor Simmons Helen L. Smith Walter M. Smith I. Kevin Smyth Katherine A. Smyth Christos Socarides Edith D. Sprague Errol B. Stevenson Ruth M. Stokes Frank I. C. Swanson Elvira A. Sylvia William E. Todd Catherine A. Tuttle Iessie E. Uses Lawrence I. Wallace Elizabeth H, Whelan Robert A. White August H. Wigren Priscilla Wilkins ROSE B. IONES, Secretary BARBARA E. DELANO, Secretary ' Substitute Teacher CtCll,Ay vii AC Q vqxli lib 14:5 gi so . ' Cd , ,QW AR Q6 -.AJ L f 1 X , ' X I x x - I X First row, leit to riqht: Mr. Smith, Mr. Holt, Mr. Creedcn, Miss Bradley, lvfiss Pierce, Miss Northrup, Mr. Eaton, Mr. May, Mr. Sanborn. Second row: Miss Brooks, Miss Sylvia, Miss Bosworth, Mr. MacPherson, Mr. Ford, Dr. Frellick Sylvester, Miss Lindfors, Miss Ransom, Miss Stokes, Miss Tuttle. Third row: Miss Condon, Miss Whelan, Miss Long, Miss Davis, Miss Giovanoni, Miss Gilmore Converse, Miss Uses, Mrs, Kelleher, Miss Lynch, Mrs. Peterson. Fourth row: Miss Simmons, Miss Cosarove, Miss Elzbut, Miss Smith, Miss Farwell, Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Harlow, Miss Paine, Miss Belkus, Miss Bourne, Miss Goodridqe. Filth row: Mr. Andrews, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Baker, Mr. Smith, Miss Beaton, Miss Iohnson, Miss Hoit, Gilmore, Miss Sprague, Mr. Metcalf, Mr. Socarides. Wilkins, Miss Miss Miss Miss Sixth row: Mr. Kimtis, Mr. Kreutzer, Mr. Nash, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Bernatowicz, Mr. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Wiqren, Mr. Todd, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Beuell, Mr. Prioli. Last row: Mr. Lynch, Mr. Burbank, Mr. White, Mr. Eqqer, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Mclfernan, Mr. Puliaiico, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Parsons. l 5 I lx 1 J, X I U X ga! .xdcfiuifiefi Highlighting the fall season were the football games spirited by the enthusiasm and excitement of the student body, and brought to a climax by the successful Pigskin Social. This fourth annual dance, an informal affair honoring the football team and cheerleaders, was sponsored by the sophomore and junior classes. The girls' gym was attractively decorated in a fall motif, and in red and black. An enjoyable time was experienced by all who attended this first dance of the school season. Not only were the boys participating in their activities at this time, but also the senior and junior girls were seen out on Eldon Keith Field playing intramural field hockey. When the interclass games were concluded, the senior class squad had won the championship. For the first time in many years, the seniors enjoyed a match with the Sumner High School girls of Hol- brook, playing half the game against them, and the other half with them. The cross country team had a very successful season this year, winning five out of seven meets. There were several outstanding senior performers, who benefited the team to a great extent. Concluding this fall season was the presentation of the senior class play, Ianuary Thaw, by the senior actors and actresses. Ian- uary Thaw, the story of the trials and tribulations of the Gage family, was pro- duced on Broadway in 1946. The entire cast performed like a Broadway cast and made December 2, l955, an enjoyable evening of rollicking fun and merriment. 1-1 f .53 i f goofgaf jam Under the able tutelage of Coach Prank L. Saba with his assistants, Mr. William T. Parsons and Mr. Iohn A. Sarson, the 1955 B. H. S. football team was a well- drilled yet somewhat inexperienced outfit. ln all fairness to the team, it must be said that the record of three victories and four defeats is no proper indication of the team's strength. The backfield, composed of Co-Captain Dick Franciosi, George Bagas, Robert Deighton and lack Condon, was a veteran combination which possessed both versatility and power. The line was anchored down by Co-Captain and center lohn Cullinane, who was flanked by two dependable and determined guards, lack Beckford and Howard Beals. The wingmen included Co-Captain Elect loe Cerci, Bob Burke and Barry 'Walsh Others who saw constant action throughout the season were tackles Paul Clancy, Edward Bumpus and Co-Captain Elect Ernest Webby. We congratulate our football boys for their fine playing and excellent display cf sportsmanship through the entire season. t5'tf!-EQ., First row, left to right: Terrence Mclvlanus, William Campbell, Charles Beckford, Robert Deighton, Paul Clancy, Richard Franciosi, lohn Cullinane, lohn Condon, Howard Beals, George Bagas, Richard Dodd, Richard Lincoln. Second row: Coach Francis Saba, Coach William Parsons, Richard Willis, Kenneth Stevens, Frank Needham, Thomas Kelleher, Charles Bacas, Edward Hayward, Robert Stevens, Manager Gino Alfonso, Manager Kenneth Berman. 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A:-Y-,-f., -- NN-: -,..,. ,,,A,.3 ,-, -,:,v2,,,,,...: H: ..,..------,-, ,,.--.4 ,.,.-.--- ,-,A::-: V,..,,----, -.-..,, .---: C1,A--,- V, .---.,-..A,,.g x '.22C M- .... . .giefcl .geeky r row, left to iight: Claire Bishop, lcyce Anderson, lean McGowan, Patricia Reagan, Arlene Paull, Roberta Palmiero, Carol Iveiyri l.locre. row: ltfiss Wilkins, Patricia Lyons, Elaine Dayos, Marilyn Lyons, Stevia Dounelis, Patricia Gutauskas, Frances McCormack, Eernara, Alice Noonan, lcyce Johnson, lanice Dubois, Geraldine Asiaf, Miss Brooks. The first major intramural sport of the season was field hockey, which was open 'Q senior and iunior girls. Practically every sunny fall day girls clad in green and yellow gym suits were seen at Eldon Keith Field. Hockey sticks, shin guards, irnd excitement prevailed. After the senior girls Won the intramural champion- ship, they played a game with the Sumner High School girls of Holbrook. ln this game the Brockton girls played the first half of the game against their guests, and the other halt with them. 10 road Conn fry -nb T' I fl- rl - ' I ix' 5 r .1 ' n - ' ML 1, 'A Q 9. Lrg T' - 196' 79 Q73 cv Top row, fefi to rignzz Donald lffaclver, Philip Hickey, Stanley Berger, Richard Eenscri, ?h1l1p Fccjerscn, fcseph Turpin, Ioseph Voci, Mr. Beuell. Eoitcm row: Boy Parker, David Fisher, Robert De Marco, Bichard Dupree, Arthur Bichxrdscri The Cross Country Team, under the able direction of Coach Harry H. Beuell, has had a successful season winning four out of seven meets and beating six out of nine competitors. The team also placed third in the South Shore Meet. Out- standing senior performers on the team included: David Fisher, Cc-Captains Robert DeMarco and Bichard Dupee. Y Brockton Cppcnents Brockton vs. Braintree 2l 34 Brockton-North Quincy-Dedham 23 35 85 Brockton-Alumni l7 38 Brockton-Rockland-Quincy 35 30 46 Brockton-Scituate 30 27 South Shore Meet-Brockton Third Brockton vs. Milton 30 26 Brockton vs. Weymouth 30 26 11 66 aflutlfg jA6ll,U n A Marge Gaqe Herhert Gaqe . loan Croshy . . . David Lessard Paula Gaae . . , Grace LaGrasta Sarah Gage . ludith 'Vtfhite Earlcara Gage . . , Gloria Savianano Georae Hnsted David Welch Mathilda Rccliwood .,- , s ...E.-l yn Bacliluiid lonathan Rockwood Frieda . . . Stephen Gell . . . Rita Kurnpa Mr. Loomis . . . Gordon Pierce Uncle Walter . . . Anthony Tarnoshaitis Matt Rockwood Carson Melvyn Smolensky . . . Gary Lopez Wafer Dec. Dec. Ian. Feb. Basketball season beqan Cbristnn as Pageant Senior-Iunior Prom Hoopsters' Hop Mar. 2, 8, 9-Tech Tourney 13 7 ' l , Q n l , i l ' I U 1 l t l l ,V 4 V mnfer .xdcfivified Every year the Christmas Pageant is one of the most outstanding presentations by the student body at B.l-l.S. Tireless efforts are put in by the Dramatic Club. In addition to the Dramatic Club, the musical organizations play a most im- portant part in making the pageant the success it always is. Starlight Blues, the theme of this year's Iunior-Senior Prom, was held in the B.H.S. hall, Ianuary 21. The auditorium, beautifully decorated with glittering stars in a blue background, gave a heavenly impression to everything. Shining notes and G clefs were also part of the decorations, stressing the musical blues in the theme. The prom introduced a beautiful array of colors as seen in the gowns Worn by the girls that night. The Student Council sponsored a dance, the Hoopsters Hop, in honor of our basketball team, the proud possessors of a 17-l record for the season. The students enjoyed an evening of dancing to records played by our own senior disc jockey, David Lessarcl. To commemorate George Washington's birthday, an assembly was presented by the Dramatic Club for all three classes. Tableaux depicting Valentines that might have been exchanged between George Washington and his wife, Martha, were artistically given with accompanying music. While the boys' varsity basketball team was practicing hard and diligently for their games, the girls, too, were participating in intramural basketball. Each class had its own league of teams, which played one another in their respective leagues. Prom these teams, the class basketball squads were selected to play the championship. The senior girls, the champions, concluded their successful season with the Faculty-Varsity game. Throughout the winter months, girls were constantly kept busy with the bad- minton tournament. This tournament consisted of doubles and singles and extended over a long period. Less often mentioned are the boys' foul-shooting, intramural basketball, rope- pulling, and broad jump contests. Although these are not given the prestige of varsity basketball and other major and minor sports, they are very important because they give other boys, not able to participate in varsity sports, the chance to display their skills and talents. I4 and fl'l'lCl5 ageanf I fag -,. .f QR y S. Celebrating the Christmas Season was an impressive assembly commemorat- ing birth oi the Christ child. Not only did sophomores, juniors, and seniors attend this assembly, but there were many graduates who enjoyed the proaram. This was one oi the outstanding features in the entire school year and represented many hours oi preparation by the musical aroups under the direction ot Mr. Robert A. Vlfhite, Mr. Rodney F. May, and Mr. Walter M. Smith. The Dramatic Club arranaed reliaious tableaux under the leadership oi Miss Rose H. Condon. Much credit and praise should be aiven to Miss Beatrice L. Bosworth, aeneral chairmanp Miss Eleanor Simmons, costuminay and Mr. Iohn W. Metcalt, lr. and Miss Ruth M. Stokes, makeup. The impressive and colorful Christmas scenes in the paaeant will long be remembered by all who had the pleasure of viewing them and listening to the beautiful background of music, 15 Z?aaLefLaf lam This year's basketball team, under the fine coaching of Mr. Gordon lVIcKernan, was definitely tourney bound from the start of the season because of the return of a veteran squad sparked by the excellent rebounding of Captain Eddie Burke, Dick Chilauskas, and Dick Mapp, and the fine driving and ball handling of Carl Eloren, David Norling and Tommy Pavao. Valuable substitutes included Garo Arevian, William Donahue, and Dick Eranciosi. On the basis of a fine season's record, which included only one defeat to North Quincy, the team qualified for the Eastern Massachusetts Tourney and defeated Somerville and Lawrence before being stopped by Winchester in the semi-finals. Leading scorer and three-year veteran Eddie Burke was chosen for the All Scholastic Team. Front row, left to right: Richard Mapp, Thomas Pavao, Edward Burke, Carl Floren, David Norlinq. Second row: Coach Cordon Mcliernan, Richard Franciosi, Richard Chilauskas, Robert Burke, Barry Walsh, Manager Robert Dodd. Third row: John McDonough, Iohn Hartwell, David French, Richard Putter. 16 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE-1955-1956 -..... ... .,.-.-..'..s . ...,, .-..,'S.,:, .. ..',,4.,. V TOURNEY GAMES 1 'S 0, I .,:, ,.. '.,:.l--nf1'1 3 L,...rf1 61 ll '1 s r 17 enior -' unior rom With blues in music and color as its theme, Starlight Blues was held in the B. H. S. auditorium Ianuary 21. For many Weeks before the prom the senior and junior class officers and their friends were busily engaged in making the beautiful decorations. Arranged on the walls were silhouettes in blue of couples dancing, while a still larger silhouette with stars in the background on a black border served as a backdrop for the patrons and patronesses. There were beautiful glittering stars and musical notes which added to the splendor of the decorations. Credit should also be given to the stagecraft crew for the excellent work that they did. l8 H-J ist , ff Front r tv le t to right: Thomas Davis, Michael Blais, Iarnes Marachino, Bryan McSweeney, Francis Colvin, Robert Deiqhton Back rc J Coach Wiiliarn Parsons, David Goldstein, Edward Fernandes, Howard Newton, Daniel Prusaitis, Kenneth Youngstrom Gordon Mason, Arthur Richardson. wimming eam Although the record shows a rather unsuccessful season for the Brockton High swimming team, Coach William T. Parsons's boys fared considerably better than is apparent. Winning their share of first places, the natators lacked suf- ficient depth to capture the meets. Outstanding for Brockton this season were Brian McSweeny in the breaststroke, Iames Marachino in the backstroke, and Edward Fernandes in the 220-yard free style. The rest of the team, although they took few points, practiced diligently three days a week at the Y. M. C. A. pool, and deserve much credit. 19 . I Zzlalminfon on ., I 1 'fem '5'4'4'w 'lf i 'o 'Q ' .Q.9 'lb I cf'v1'!QI4'll'a 5 of. 'lo 0,5 a,'.h . 'o ff'Io q'f' 'la' 6:': Q':'b1':'o:Q4???f Q , Io, .a,b,.:.:4a.:,6. NX5 Q '? N, f- :gy , ff f 5' 1 ' 1 J .1 R 0 911,14 .1 Q: f f ' If if 7,1 y 7 ff'f1 A, fy, A ,,,.f J, f .--fue' 5, af ,.,-N ' .4-ff' v,4,Af Doubles Champions: Arlene Paull and Alice Noonan. Singles Champion: Arlene Pauli. ir A , gaffefgaf Left ti, right: Evelyn Moore, loyce Anderson, Roberta Richards, Carol Skillinqs, Stevia Dounelis, Arlene Paull, captaing Sonia Bernard, Alice Noonan, Claire Bishop, Patricia Lyons, Beverly Madan. lilct present when picture was taken: ludith Miner, Roberta Palmiero. 20 . i V 4 . 1 r , . Q-.vu-v-'-v 1 Y .lt- .gll ffaniufaf Q -t i l,kVw . xi -W -4 , X gl , .7 : if Tj 'I 'VF L : 1 x KAY xi' 'm . ,, K-A' I ' ,si 3 A -, IL N-L. U: T A ., 5 Lx ,, , , W fd 7, 1 ,-. H :ii ,, . . l . r xy - by l K N 1:7 gxg ,f 4 l Q L xx Y 1 V A 2 x , , y' . ' 4-' A, K 4 . . A V .4 V . ,V : Q J - is -5' Ji I .E -- V 's ' ' 2 1 Q K L . ' ' 1 ' e i E It S' 4 . 1 rg... Fronr row, left to right: Frank Middleton, loseph Gamlorazzio, Theodore Morse. Second row: Raymond Cesarini, David Fisher, Donald Miller, losegth Sullivan. Third row: Thomas Stetson, George Mappi David Russell, Robert Richard Dupee. ognframuraf Clzamlaiond -Q., uM,,.- , v,,,, Abi . K . D E Q fy' 7 uh' ,, ,,-Q,-4, --N-f---m ., ,,,,,L..4-. A - a,...'. -....,, -fa ,. i , R 1 XC-J qua, Rope Climbing Broad lump Pull-Ups Roy Parker Lawrence Barry Paul Asiai 21 l 'a1- J. , , :ff 7, 4' 'fp ' M ,fins ,L , r ,Q , acuhy- Uaraifg ame The third annual Faculty-Varsity basketball game was held March 27, at the West lunior High gymnasium. This hilarious exhibition, put on by the faculty and by the students on the boys and girls' basketball teams, was to raise money for a scholarship to be awarded by the Brockton Teachers' Association to a senior interested in the teaching profession. Some of the highlights of the evening were the Hbloomer-girl cheerleaders consisting of the women faculty members, a boxing match between the faculty and the boys' varsity squad, a football game, and, in between times, snacks consisting of submarine sand- wiches. Everyone contributed in the all-round merriment and enjoyment of that night, and it will not be forgotten. 22 ,aring I I A '- I 1 April l2 April 23 April 23 April 27 First Bclsebcrll Game Track Began Golf Season Opened Senior Prom 23 -v- ,aring .xdcfiuifiea Lol where the rosy-bosm'd Hours, Fair Venus' train appear Disclose the long-expecting flowers, And wake the purple year! Although most of us thought that Spring had finally arrived, Mother Nature didn't quite agree with us. The calendar read March 21, yet, upon looking out- side, one could see a blanket of snow covering the ground for miles around. The spring activities had to fight an almost losing battle against the elements and had to delay their opening days to later dates. The enthusiasm of the stu- dents was high, and all were eagerly awaiting the coming events. lt seemed that the baseball team would have to play on Eldon Keith field with boots and winter clothes instead of their normal spring uniforms. There was a question whether to go skiing or to play baseball. After a delay the team started its highly successful season. The inclement weather, however, didr1't prevent the musical organizations of the school from participating in various concerts. The All-City Music Festival, in which the Band, the Male Chorus, and the Girls' Glee Club participated, proved to be a night of great entertainment for all. After this con- cert the Harmonies, Girls' Glee Club, Galloneers, Male Chorus, and the band participated in the Southeastern Massachusetts Music Festival in Needham. With the coming of warmer weather, the tennis and golf teams began their ac- tivities. Our dancers made merry when the Senior Prom was held in a beautiful marine setting with decorations of fishes and marine colors. Another important event during the spring was the delightful and amusing Talent Show presented by the Dramatic Club. To make a direct contrast, the spirit of warmth and ardor seemed to melt the cold and harshness of the weather. 3' 5 S 2 1 gf- 5 2 5, 24 EGJQLCJ gan! The last of the three major sports at Brockton High is baseball, our national sport. This year's team, coached by Mr. Norman B. Nash, was unable to begin prac- tices as early as had been planned because of the wet conditions of the field from late-season snows. Until the field dried sufficiently, the pitchers worked-out indoors, and thus were able to condition their arms in time for the first game. Despite the handicap from the weather the team got off to an excellent start, Winning five of its six games, in a fifteen-game schedule. One reason for this fine start, was that there were seven boys on this year's squad who were regulars last season. Included among this group was the team captain, George Bagas, Another strong point was the pitching staff, which consisted of five dependable hurlers, some of whom played another position when not on the mound. Follow- ing the theory that practice makes perfect, Coach Nash's boys practiced at Eldon Keith Field every day that there Was no game. Although anything can happen in baseball, at this writing the team is antici- pating a most successful season. 1' Fl ,A If BQ' 4 Mfg ,, A0502 0l'.1 I fv I ix, V I' 44+ re, . m, . .,i,'T',.. Front row, left to right: Theodore loseph, Francis Burke, Richard Puffer, Robert Stevens, Iarnes Savas, Iohn McDonough, Richard Franciosi. Second row: Ioseph Garnbrazzio, Robert Hughes, Thomas Pavao, Alvin Lendh, William Frawley, George Bagas, Carl Floren. Third row: Barry Walsh, Edward Burke, Iohn Hynes, Iohn Condon, Kenneth Stevens, Roland Sergio, Coach Norman Nash. 25 enior rom The Senior Prom of T55 was held in a beautiful marine settinq. The qym was beautifully decorated in twisted areen and blue crepe paper streamers extended across the balcony. A backdrop of Waves was around the walls of the qym with fish nets above containina all different kinds of tropical fish in assorted colors. The dance band was at one end of the aym, which was roped off to resemble the deck of a ship. Such unforaettable lifesavers as HS. S. Griffin, S. S. B. H. S, and HS. S. 'SG' were seen in various corners of the aym. To com- plete the decorations, the class banner was displayed on one of the backboards. 1 26 vw---v--' OW Front row, left to right: lerry Sie-gel, Kennezh Horne, Richard Bchlen. Second row: Mr. Lynch, Daniel Prusaitis, Theodore Pharieuf, Robert Thcrcurn, Vincent Kcndrcifzs Playing under its new coach, Mr. Thomas G. Lynch, the Brockton High Golf Team got off to a fine start, Winning eight cf its first nine matches. Their only loss was to Dartmouth, a loss which they later avenged 6-3. ln addition to Captain Terry Siegel, there are live seniors on the eight-man team. Although the team is not competing in a league this year, lerry Siegel and David Fisher will represent Brockton at the State Golf Tourney at the Concord Golf Course early in lune. 27 Zac First row, left to right: Iohn Weatherby, Robert Cesarini, Melvyn Smolensky, Iohn Cullinane, Robert Deighton, Richard Mapp, Harold Marrow, David Eisher, Richard Dupee, David Harris. Second row: Coach Howard T. Sandrocl-4, Eugene Marrow, Walter Howell, lohn Andrews, Walter Segel, Iohn Munies, lohn Turpin, Philip Rogerson, Thomas Kelleher, Edward Hayward, Everett lones, Timothy O'I.eary, Manager Donald Maclver. Third row: Anthony Eonas, lohn Silva, Robert Burke, Stanley Berger, Carl Landerholm, Edward Bumpus, Lawrence Barry, Robert Willis, Edward Snyder, Richard Levine, Thomas Bakutis, Kent Davidson, Assistant Manager Iohn Carter. ennia gl 1 5,44 get lV19,,-M-Xv1lvv, A , l 4- n f' tl tt- XAEAX7 x A fe:-'N ! .f', f '52 N ts. , 'H as V in S ' fm' s - FJ - -. 4.5 W- R gs H 4+a..c+ A Tot f c X First row, left to right: Gordon Mason, Edward Fernandes, William Anderson, Brian lVIcSweeney, Harold Adleman. Back row: Coach August Wigren, lohn Bunar, Frank lohnson, Ralph Duvall, Sanford Tuttle. 28 L . ,Sarraf -pg ,1 4 I fu 44 f Q list ,ii First row, left to right: Co'Captains, Carol Asiaf, Arlene Paull, Second row: Sonia Bernard, Patricia Gutauskas, Patricia Beaqan, loyoe Anderson, Evelyn lflcore, lean I.IcGc':.'an, Mary Williizrns Geraldine Asiai, Boloerta Bichards, Claire Bishop, Patricia Lyons, Alice Noonan, Biia Kurnpa, Stevia Dounelis. Not present: Roberta Palmiero. W eyga Fron' row, leit to riagtz Carol Asiai, Claire Bishop, Ieane McGowan, Evelyn Moore, Barbara Biley, Roberta Bzohards, Geraldine Asiaf Second row: Arlene Paull, Joyce Anderson, Rita Kurnpa, Sonia Bernard, Roberta Palrniero, Stevia Dounelis, Alice Noonan. 6Z?,,3weaf6Airf4 anJ Sweafera Every year a rather large number ot girls who have participated in athletics since the sophomore year receive a special award ot a sweatshirt with an old English B on it. This sweatshirt represents the accumulation ot 150 points throughout the sophomore, junior, and senior years at B. H. S. For participating in a sport, a girl receives lO points. ln addition to this, 5 points are received tor playing on a championship team, for becoming captain ot a team, and for being a member of the class team. Members ot Sports Council receive 25 points a year for working an allotted number ot hours to earn these points. A few girls, in addition to receiving the sweatshirt, are awarded a sweater with a chenille block B on it to represent the accumulation ot 225 points. In the above picture the girls receiving both awards are seated in the front row. Front row left to right: Alice Noonan, Sonia Bernard, Arlene Paull, Claire Bishop, Ioyce Anderson, Stevia Dounelis, Evelyn Moore Second row loyce lohnson, Geraldine Asiaf, Rita Kumpa, Patricia Lyons, Natalie Ekholm, Beverly Madan, Frances McCormack lean McGowan, Roberta Palmiero, Roberta Richards, Patricia Gutuskus, Carol Asictf. 30 .vAvAvAvAvAvAv.v.vAvAvAvA Av4v'NfvAvAvAqlNfAvAvAvAv4 gyracluafion krAvA.AAvA1lSAvAJN'AvAifN6!NrAv vAvAvAvNlNrSl'vA-!N6rAvAvAvAJN'Av 31 ,lla L6bCf0l'y Although it is the popular conception that a college degree is the prime requisite for an educated person, in reality this is far from true. Some of mankind's most significant achievements are the work of men of little formal education, whose inquiring minds knew no bounds of classroom, lecture hall, or textbook. Thomas Edison and Abraham Lincoln, among others, although lacking in schooling, never- theless made immeasurable contributions to our way of life: and Erasmus, the Dutchman, possibly the first European to live exclusively for learning, toured the countries in his search for knowledge, teaching and inspiring scholars wherever he went. Although some of us may have felt that formal schooling, so far, has been a burden to us which had to be attended to, nevertheless, the quantity and quality-may l say-of our learning, formal or informal, will probably be the basis of what we accomplish with our lives, and of what peace and happiness we give to our families and neighbors: and at some future day, we shall certainly appreciate the advantages and opportunities which we do not now perhaps fully comprehend. Even before that day arrives, we must begin to try to translate our youthful learning into action in our everyday adult lives. lf, for instance, Benjamin Franklin had merely stored up his wealth of knowledge, as an atomic stockpile stores up radiation, he would never have made his mark upon the world. So it is with us. In whatever field of endeavor we choose, let us do our best to use the stockpile of knowledge at our disposal for the advantage of those around us, as well as ourselves, that we may give evidence of our capability to tackle a job and do it well. Also, let us make the most of our situations, and take personal interest and individual pride in the finished product of our labors, however unimportant they may seem to the observer. Meanwhile, we must be awake to the need of continuing our education by extensive reading, and by observation of conditions in our environment, hoping that through study we may help to solve certain of the serious issues which exist in our society today: for instance, world peace, segregation, living standards for backward peoples, and the betterment of world health. These are problems which require the deepest wisdom of every thoughtful mind, especially that of the educated man. And what constitutes an educated man? There are two aspects characteristic of such a person: they may be considered negatively and positively. On the negative side, he will not be turned away from his goal, nor will he dissipate his energies on false objectives: he will not hesitate to speak the truth as it appears to him, nor find the ideas of others unwelcome: he will not be deceived by self-seeking prophets, but will turn away from their cynical propaganda. He will, however, maintain an unquenchable curiosity for all good phases of life: he will be kind, courteous, and tactful, both to his friends and to those who he knows do not like him: he will keep an open and independent mind, seeing both sides of any conflict and condemning only what is wrong, not what differs from his opinions: he will seek out the cultural and beautiful, and appreciate that his diploma is a beginning, not an end: he will be courteous in standing by his beliefs: he will accept misfortune philosophically, realizing that sometimes the world may defeat him temporarily to make him think: he will grow from his failures and make them a spur to greater achievement: he will need a minimum of society's discipline, for he will have been trained to self-discipline: he will try to live justly and honorably, without false pride: he will face an uncertain future with optimism and hope: and most important of all, he will revere his God and keep the Ten Commandments which are set down to be followed. As we graduate, may we keep these basic ideals in mind. We live in challenging times, offering boundless opportunities to the young to prove their worth. By doing our best to hold fast to honorable principles, we, too, may sometime be considered educated men and women, always mindful of the old philosopher's comment: Knowledge is proud she knows so much: Wisdom is humble she knows no more. 32 Sept. Sept. Sept. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Ian. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. May lune Cfaaa .jfliafor SOPHOMORE YEAR: 1953-1954 8-Opening DayeHere we were-finally at B. H. S.! Strangers in a so-called Paradise. Our first task was to make out our schedules-and then we were on our own!!! 9-Our first real day of classes-familiar questions that we asked of the big upperclassmen- Where's the swimming pool? Where do we get the elevator? 26-Our first football game! Boy, was it great to be able to sit in the cheering section, and look at the junior high kids sitting in their own section. 2lePigskin Social. Our first honest-to-goodness dance at B. H. S. We were beginning to feel more at home now, because we were more familiar with everyone-including the upperclassmen! 23-Report Cards. The dreadful day arrived. lust when we were having so much fun! Oh well, we'll do better next time. After all, it was only our first quarter at B. H. S., and it was all so different from Iunior High. 26-Thanksgiving Day Game and a nice long weekend to relax in. Boy, the football game was sure exciting! 18-Basketball season began! Brother, what a great team we had. We knew we would hear more from them, and we certainly did. 23-Christmas Pageant. The Christmas Spirit was everywhere throughout B. H. S. The Dramatic Club and musical organizations displayed their talents in the ever-beautiful pageant. 4-Back we came from vacation-the beginning of a brand-new year. Resolutions were made galore-but also broken! 2-We came back from another vacation-and it's Tech Tourney time! ! !! 10-15-Champs!!! That was our basketball team, who captured the Tech Tourney title! What a thrill to go to Boston Gardens to see those ever terrific games. ll-Sophomore speeches. Our candidates for class office had to give their speeches before the whole class. 22-Election Day. What an exciting day for all. We felt so proud to be able to vote for the kids We wanted in office. 5-Cheerleaders chosen. On this day practically every sophomore girl was waiting to see if she were to be one of the girls to be chosen a cheerleader for the next two years. 7-lO-Class Week. After this week, which everyone was waiting for anxiously, all classes moved up one notch on the ladder. Our sophomore year held many new experiences for us . . . it was a year of firsts. We were all from different junior highs and knew only the kids from our own schools. Then we became a living part of B. H. S. with all the homework, sports, and fun. Our first class officers were President, Ierry Siegel: Vice-President, Alice Noonan: Secretary, Barbara Rileyp Treasurer, Roberta Richards, and Executive Committee, Sonia Bernard, Ianice Dubois, Kathleen Ford, Richard Welch, and Robert Dodd. Sept. Sept. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. lan. Ian. F eb. Mar. Mar. Apr. lune JUNIOR YEAR: 1954-1955 9-Here we were back again. This year we were more devilish and daring than we were as sophomores. 25-Football season began. A happy time for all going to the football games on Saturday after- noons and cheering the team on to victory. 19-Pigskin Social!!! Third annual Pigskin Social held in the girls' gym and sponsored by the junior and senior classes. 23-Thanksgiving and a short vacation which was needed by all. 3-The busy season began again with Christmas work, practice for the pageant, and other preparations. 17-Basketball season started. Once again we had a championship team. 23-Christmas Pageant. Once again this annual affair was beautiful and well done. 3-A New Year and we were ready to settle down again? 2l4Iunior-Senior Prom. Our first real class prom, terrific! ! !! 18-Hoopsters' Hop-A dance sponsored by the Student Council to honor the basketball team. 4-8-Bay State Tourney. Once again we were the Champs!!! l7-Iunior Elections. Our last chance to vote for the officers who would serve for the rest of our time at B. H. S. 26-lunior Ushers chosen. Twenty-seven lucky boys and twenty-seven lucky girls were chosen to represent our class during class week. 6-9-Class Week. Once again we stepped up a notch to become Seniors. Next year we thought it would be our chance. 33 SENIOR YEAR:' 1955-1956 Sept. l9-After postponement of a week and a half, school finally opened for us as we started our all- important Senior Year. This was the year we began to think seriously about colleges and other plans for after graduation. Football Season began. With co-captains Iohn Cullinane and Richard Franciosi we all hoped for a successful last football season. Nov. 18-Pigskin Social. Although we did not sponsor this dance, it turned out to be very successful under the sophomores and juniors. Nov. 24-Thanksgiving Day Game. This was our last football game as members of B. H. S. Dec. 2-Class Play night! January Thaw was presented by our class and it was terrific! lt turned out to be a tremendous success because of all the diligent and hard work put in by all-the cast, the committees, and the faculty. Dec. 16-Basketball began with a boom. Our first game against Newton brought us our first of 17 wins Dec. against one defeat. 23-Christmas Pageant. Everyone appreciated the efforts of all concerned in making this a beautiful and inspiring assembly. Ian. 14-Scholastic Aptitude exams. Boy, were they stiff!!! lan. 20-lunior-Senior Prom- Starlight Blues -Our last dance sponsored jointly with the juniors. Feb. l7- Hoopster's Hop -Once more a last for us. Mar. 2, 8, 9-Tech Tourney. Everyone went to Brandeis and then to Boston Gardens to cheer our team Mar. Apr. Apr. Iune 4 lune 5 6 June Iune 7 on to victory. Excitement and anxiety reigned throughout the school. l7-Achievements and Scholastics once again. Back to the old grind!!! 14-A much needed and deserved vacation, but also our last. 27-Senior Prom-An outstandingly successful event for all Seniors and their guests. -Field Day. A beautiful exhibition was performed by all three classes . . . then off we went to the beach!!! Class Night-A night of fun for all the seniors . . . the prophecy and history were acted out by the class week officers. The climax was drawing near. -Class Day-Presentation of scholarships, presidents message read. -We went back for our report cards, our final ones, and practiced for the big day which was becoming nearer and nearer all the time. -This was it. We were finally through the three happy years. GRADUATION DAY! !!! Every- one was both happy and sad, because our days at B. H. S. had ended. Senior year ended our days at B. H. S. We had as our class officers Ierry Siegel, Alice Noonan, Barbara Riley, Roberta Richards, Sonia Bernard, Ianice Dubois, Kathy Ford, Richard Welch, and Robert Dodd, under class adviser Miss Pauline Hoit. Now we're all going our own separate ways into the world- some to institutions of higher learning, others into the armed forces, and still others into the business world to earn their way. These three golden years we shall always cherish as three of the best years of our lives. Brockton High has prepared us well for our future life. We are all confident that our work in the future will be a credit to our high school, and we hope each l956 graduate has derived the most from these three short years, which we will never ever forget! ! !! 4 34 C5155 p0eln By MARIETTA CARRIUOLO Here ends first chapter in life's book, And as we glance it through, Each page shows precious mem'ries sweet Of school friends staunch and true. Yet comrades all, in buoyant mood, Now look toward future day: When ideals learned, preceptors Wise, Will guide us on our way. Sometimes our path may seem obscure, When storm clouds veil the sun: But our young hearts will never flinch! Toil on-till tasks are done! Soon birds above Will warble strains- Melodious message true- Of inspiration and of hope, And of Divine help, too. So, give us grace to do Thy will, We pray Thee, Lord Divine: That we may dauntless tread life's lanes, Led on by light benign .... Then Alma Mater's blessing clear Will ring like crystal bell: To all. kind Wishes from the heart- Good Luck! Good Health! Farewell! 35 add 2 Qur book ot lite has opened wide, With paqes crisp and new. With Gods love always as our auide, Success should follow throuah. These years that passed so swiftly by, We never shall toraet. To aain our aoal we had to try The hardest ever yet. One chapter in our book of lite Has closed for us today. Alone into the world ot strife, Each one aoes on his way. The years that lie betore us now Will hold both joy and pain. W'e'll seek the most the Fates allow And prove lite's not in vain. Our book of life continues on, With destiny so near. Each day will brinq another dawn, And faith will banish tear. lNords by STEVIA DOUlilEl.lS Music by NATALTE EKHOLM and IUDITH WHITE 61 67 l .1 . P 7 , 4 ' 1 'I W A 'E ii 1 Y' A l I Q f A - 'uw l I I .4 . .f ' 9 , m m I I , I r V Y 4 I yy 3 A v ' : I , - u ' . l I I lg . I I . I- H' I I I' 36 unior M em 'B . Oo 7 ov , CP 1 Q0 ff' i ' ' S ' 'J Q wi , Z' . 5 f -c Q ,, n F Q... F ,V ' V' 'v r in 1 1 r q A 5 fl Q f i f 1 rt t f , Q71 . L 1 5 il Q' - I. 5 si A I . ,. U .eC,1 ,, , 5 A ' ,Q V . 4 Q r .1 ff ' ., o, ' ' .. 5 Q 9 , if 1 ' ,L '- -'V ' 1- ' 4. M ' :N l ? f I gi l ' ' 1 I 3 - 3 63 Z K ,, , to J' ' Front row, left to right: Faith Hamilton, Eleanor Brennan, Mary lhlilliams, Roberta Richards, Alize Noonan, Earizara Riley, Rc-se Primavera, Alice Ferreira, Margaret Sanderson. Second row: Sylvia Kenney, Kathleen Ford, Ioyce An:l-erson, Carol if-.siaf, ludith lffhite, Catherine For'in, lanice Dubois, Carol Freeman. Third row: ludith Mitchell, Sonia Bernard, Mary Grant, loyce Campbell, Mary Hickey, Carole Lzveazy, Sheila Cronin, Nanzjr Carvalho, Evelyn Backlund, Rita Kurnjoa. -Y, 0 'lt' 'ff E!! A 3 lf 'q ll if I 0 X ' ' 4 2- ! 9 : ,J v 'll 'Cf' .if J-lr1,,'J.i 'aft '21 ' of-.. -.U U-its I Front row, left to riaht: loseph Sullivan, Richard Franciosi, Robert Dodd, lames Harrington, Robert Ferrini, Stephen Gell, Charles Siegel, Michael Saulich, Carroll Gagnon, lohn Lombardi, Gordon Pierce, Charles Beckford. Back row: Richard Welch, Arthur Dunford, lohn Condon, lames Duke, loseph Cioni, Nelson Ross, Robert Frouty, Richard Bohlen, Edward Burke, Bruce Iones, Donald Maclver, Edward Powers, David Lessard, Thomas Pavao. Left to rrgktz Glzrro Sovtqnznc, Sher: Cronin, Lforyltn Lortoue, Dortold Lloclver, Sortdro Pockzoro. ,Ma foriarw Memories of the post three yeors ot Brockton Hiqh were brought book to the seniors by the Close Histortorts, who diligently delved into the post ond turned book he pooes ot time to present their version ot our Closs History. 38 rolalzela 'What does the future hold for us? The Class Prophets aazed far into their crystal balls and hurnorously foretold the happenings in our lives in years to Corne. Their clever antics and wise fortune tellinas will lona lie rernernbered lay all seniors after Class Night. crctny Ialaurcth, foyce Anaerscn, Gordon Faeroe, Denise Santoro, David lffelch, Kathleen Ford, Marietta Carriuolo 39 t an Mal MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST EFFICIENT BEST PERSONALITY ALICE NDONAN EDWARD BURKE ROBERTA RICHARDS ROBERT DGIVIARCO ALICE NOONAN RICHARD MAPP E-X 9 '25 .K f- A , dx XX EV 5 il QD: X - ' fy-A Lf, KJ 1 AJ? 35 Y I : t 115 0 0 we QEQILIIII x,sk57'0 S '. -:A ' 'Y f I II Q Q ERIE? BEST ALL-ROUND MOST MUSICAL MOST ATHLETIC 2 Ai ,, I 1 'in' 5 -kv Ja X if A117 A r ' V ALICE NOONAN EDWARD BURKE ANGELA EKMEKJIAN JOHN vALATKuEvlcz ARLENE PAULL EDWARD BURKE fx - f QDI EDA. A , E09 Iliff , I If I I X BEST ACTOR BEST ARTIST MOST THOUGHTFUL xa,6.g ':. 2 , '6 '. ...fs ag I X EVELYN BACKLIJND DAVID LESSARD SANDRA PACKARD CARL FLOREN ALICE NOONAN ROBERT DODD U L, Z I'V7fIjf,II1 A..x I A I , NTS1 Cz-J ,N-ff MOST COURTEOUS BEST STUDENT BEST SPEAKER 5 ,, D 6- J , - , K Y' '67 s ' ' ' 1 A . AA-J SANDRA FRUZZETTI RICHARD NIAPP EVELYN BACKLUND IAIIAES DUKE ALICE IQOONAN IOHN OONDON fav I Z, X' is Us' Q , O O . , I 1 f'DN If O , xl ' 8 V' I f ,c-I S - C xt- 5 , KL rf 7-XTX , f' ' I 1 ID limi' if-I: J BEST DISPOSITION BEST LOOKING BEST SMILE B' ' V Aw 3 ' I ' Lf I I 1, ' if? 'afvbfj A 4:15 X 'A ' ' - N A - 1 - I Ni! ALICE NOONAN RICHARD WATTS GLORIA SAVIGNANO GEORGE BAGAS GLORIA SAVIGNANO RICHARD MAPP fxrx lwIIXYffy I ffl? I iv N rl. 5: f A9112 Eff if Q Q 0 5 A ' K YK lr I Q -1 ! :I 5 WITTIEST NEATEST DRESSER BEST DANCER 3 A ,W 6' , J L-N I ' f -3 'C' 5 4 L ELIEEN O'HEIR KENNETH BERMAN JANICE DUBOIS GORDON WATKINS JEAN KIRKER CHRISTY BADGIO :E 'L' 1 ' H Q I Njjtji-i' ' 12:2 .,- . 144' bf J' A X X' I' , :ii I X A f.C5.: A 'U TALLEST SHORTEST I TR l' X 4, KI - A Q- 5: ' L, 4, 1 . E, R' T 5 'Am SONIA BERNARD RICHARD CHILAUSKAS JEANNE WALKER ROY PARKER NANCY CLAIRE ACKERMAN 188 Concord St. She loves to laugh, she loves all fun: Nancy's never quiet when school's begun. Home Economics. Interests: Bowl- ing, ice skating, horseback rid- ing, tennis, swimming. Future: Brockton Business College. RONALD FRANCIS ADAMS Ronnie 25 Prospect St. Not afraid to do work, but not in sympathy with it. General Sales and Service: Ac- tivities: Basketball 2: Christmas Pageant 4: Football 2, 3: Golf 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. In- terests: Golf, hockey, swimming. Future: School. PATRICIA ANNE ALBAUGH pany 36 Thayer St. She's a friend true and fair: lust count on Pat and she'll be there. Home Economics. Activities: In- tramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Dancing, C.Y.O., ice skating, drum maiorette, swimming. Fu- ture: Undecided. PATRICIA ANN ALI-'ONSO Pat 45 Prospect St. Let us, then, be up and doing. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2. Interests: Dancing, driving, ice skating, C.Y.O., Rockne, records. Future: Chandler Business School. CLINTON FRANCIS ALMQUIST Quist 15 Monson St. Happy-go-lucky, carefree and QUY, That's 'Quist' all the way. Teachers College. Activities: Cross Country 3, Swimming 2, Track 3. Interests: C.Y.O., bas- ketball. Future: Tufts University. IEAN EILEEN ANDERSON 44 Brookside Ave. Always herself, simple, honest, and unpretending, She will enjoy through life the love ot friends never ending. Commercial. Activities: Brock- fonia Collector 2, 3, 4: Christ- mas Pageant 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Dancing, C.Y.O., Flockne, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, swim- mzng, skating. Future: Chandler School for Women. +4-an ng W. 3 PU 'Tx K , 'rf .I git , 0 . f -af 9 'tb IOYCE ELAINE ANDERSON 44 Brookside Ave. A lot oi tun to have around: A keen sense of humor in her is found. Hospital Training. Activities: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Class Play 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. In- terests: Rockne, Iunior Twentie h Century Catholic Club, C.Y.O., ice skating, swimming, driving, dancing. Future. Massachusetts Memorial Hospital. PAUL ROY ANDERSON Bugsy 22 Anania Ter. I-Ie's not very big, he's not very tall, But you can bet your lite he's liked by a1l. College Scient tic. Activities: Bas- ketball 2: Intramural Spor s 2, 3. Interests: Fishing. Future: North- eastern University. GARO AREVIAN 1264 Main Street Happy-go-lucky, carefree and QUYI This denotes Garo in every way. College Scientific. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. Interests: Sports. Fu- ture: Preparatory School. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH ASACK Shir1 21 Wyman St. Sincere in the hearts of all her friends. Commercial. Activities: A Cap- pella Choir 2: Dues Collector 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Interests: Dancing, sports, records, C.Y.O. Future: Bookkeeper. CAROL ANN ASIAF B6 Elliot St. Two qualities that often blend, A good sport and a loyal friend. Commercial. Activities: Part Time 4: Class Motto Committee 4: Girls' Sports Council 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Dancing, skating, swimming. Future: Medical Secretary. GERALDINE MARY ASIAF Gerry 92 Elliot St. A girl with a smile straight from her heart. Commercial. Activities: Part Time 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. In- terests: Sewing, dancing, bowl- ing, water-skiing, swimming, C.Y.O. Future: Chandler School tor Women. SANDRA FRANCES AUERBACH Fran 384 Ash St. An acre of pertormance is worth a whole land ot promise. Commercial. Activities: Part Time 4: Brocktonia Collector 4: Class Gift Committee 4: Nom- inating Committee 3: Dramatic Club 2: Dues Collector 2: Year- book Stalt 4. Interests: Dancing, swimming, tennis, Y.W.C.A. Fu- ture: Chandler School for Women. IEAN ANN AUGENTI Ieannie 55 Fuller St. Full of fun, a pleasing smile is the lean that everyone knows. Commercial. Interests: Sports, music, photography. Future: Sec- retarial Work. ERNEST EDWARD AUGER, IR. Sonny 156 Ellsworth St. Happy-go-lucky, carefree and GGY. H 'I'hat's 'Sonny' all the way. Teachers College. Activities: Baseball 3, 4: Football 2. Inter- ests: Basketball, C.Y.O. Future: Boston University. EVELYN BACKLUND Ev and Grill 350 East St. 'l here's great ability in know- ing how to conceal one's abil- ity. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Brocktonia Staff 2, 3, 4: Class Play Cast 4: Dues Collector 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Iunior Usher 3: Harmonics 2: Intra- mural Sports 2: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Cooking, swimming, Luther League. Future: College. CHRISTY BADGIO Chris and Grill 291 Green St. Where there's iun, he's always :rt it, Never still for a halt a minute.' College Liberal Arts. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Boys' State Repre- sentative 4: Male Chorus 2: Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4 tPresidentl, Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Dancing, sports. Future: Bates College. GEORGE ALEXANDER BAGAS Greek 28 Silver Rd. 'I-Ie's calm and reserved, that's so far as it goes, He seems to be quiet, yet one never knows. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4. Interests: Fishing. Fu- ture: College. E-4 154 'i - an - I t 'x as.,- Q9 vi- i f ' 1 44 V 'iff X v.. fs- DUANE EDWIN BAKER Baker 121 Foster St Har.g.7 if: he who is Conientf' Industrial Arts, Activities: Intra- 7'-l-Ull Sl arts 2, 3: Male Chorus 3. Interests: Basketball. Fu- ture: Intergor iecorator, HOWARD WALTER BEAL Horace ll Iohnson St. Good nature is one ot the most treasured qualities of a friend. General Mechanical. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Galloneers 2, 3, 45 Male Chorus 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4. Future: College. ROBERT IOSEPH BECKER Bob 1236 Montello St. Better be happy than wise. Retail Salesmanship. Activities: Football 2. Interests: Photogra- phy, sports, work. Future: Air Force. CHARLES HAZARD BECKFORD Iack 810 Belmont St. Much mirth and no madness, 5 All good and no badnessf' College Scientific. Activities: C-.it Committee 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Swimming 2. Interests: Fishing, De Molay, Porter Hi- Church Youth Group. Future: College. IUDITH BELASTOCK Judy 15 Lexington St. S1-feet thoughts, sweet deeds, sweet girl. jommercial. Activities: Ring Committee 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3. Interests: Art, horseback riding, skiing, tennis, swimming, Y.lfl.H.A. Future: College. ADELBERT NORCROSS BELCHER Del 202 Winthrop St. Goodness, honesty, and loyal- ty-- Vfhat else in a man could there be? Technxcal. Activities: Swimming 2. Interests: Photography, swim- ming. Future: Air Force. WILLIAM ARTHUR BENOIT Mouse 51l,f2 Taber Ave. Great in character, Though small in stature. College Scientific, Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2: Tennis 2. Interests: C.Y,O., Garde d' l-lonneur, auto- mobiles. Future: College. SALLY MARIE BERGERON 34 Holmes St. The girl with a smile straight from her heart. Commercial. Activities: Gift Com- mittee 4: Dramatic Club 4: Intra- mural Sports 2, 4. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century Cath- olic Club, Rockne, St. Margaret's C.Y.O., swimming, skating, knit- ting. Future: College. PATRICIA IANE BERGSTROM Pat 195 Perkins Ave. Secure in the hearts of her friends. Hospital Training. Activities: Gift Committee 3: Class Play Usher 4: Dues Collector 2: Intra- mural Sports 2, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Knitting, read- ing. Future: Chandler School for Women. KENNETH NEAL BERMAN Ken 81 Bartlett St. Small in stature, big in heart, As a comedian, he fills the part, Teachers College. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: In- tramural Sports 2: Student Coun- cil 2. Interests: Music, Y.M.C.A., Y.M.l I.A. Future: College. SONIA LORETTA BERNARD Sonny 70 Foster St. Personality is a greater recom- mendation than any letter of introduction. Teachers College. Activities: Gift Committee 3: Ring Commit- tee 3: Class Officer 3, 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: lunior Usher 3. In- terests: Swimming, bowling, knit- 'ing, skating, church activities, Rockne, basketball, Y.W.C,A. Future: College-. DELORES THERESA BERTOCCI Del 25 Carl Ave. A combination ot quietness, mischief, and fun. Hospital Training. Activities: Nominating Committee 2: Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Intramural Sports 2: Year- book Staff 4. Interests: C.Y.O., lunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club, Knitting. Future: Nurse. ,W iv -uv' sa YY' X' .Z L., 115+ CLAIRE FRANCES BISHOP 100 West Chestnut St. To Claire: A toast to a wonder- ful athlete who never boasts. Teachers College. Activities: Mosts and Bes.s Committee 4: Class Play Usher 4: Drama ic Club 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, ln- terests: Sports, dancing, knitting, Junior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club. Future: Teacher. r:vu.DA MARION BISSONNETTE DillY 21 Arch sa. A ready smile, a willing heart, a helping hand, Hospital Training. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 2, 3: Dra- matic Club 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Library Monitor 2, 3, 4. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, Rockne, bowling, swimming, basketball, badminton. Future: Nurse. ANN THERESE BLUNT Griff 73 Kenelworth Ave. Mischief dances in her eyes, And smiles upon her lips. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Brocktonia Staff 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Motto Committee 4: Dues Collector 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, tPresident 3, 41: Intra- mural Sports 2, 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Golf, swimming, Iunior Twenti- eth Century Catholic Club, Our Lady of Lourdes C.Y.O., Rockne. Future: College. RICHARD NELSON BOHLIN Dick 51 Nilsson St. A shining example of rare blend: Scholarship and friendliness. College Scientific. Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. In- terests: Woodworking, church basketball team, and Church Young People's Society. Future: Engineering. KATHERINE BOURAS Kathy 253 Prospect St. Lite is but a day at most. Teachers College. Activities: A Cappella Choir: Christmas Pageant: Class Play Usher 4: I-larmonics. Interests: Painting, reading. Future: Secretarial School. CHARLOTTE ROSE BRACKETT Dolly 219 Myrtle St. A sunny nature wins lasting friendship everywhere. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 3: Intramural Sports 2, 4. Interests: Church choir, rol- ler skating, basketball, ice skat- ing, dancing, painting. Future: Secretary. BETTY IANE BRADY B.B. 2l Kingman Ave. Sincere and true, A good friend for you. Commercial. Activities: Christ- mas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Interests: C.Y.O., Iunior Twentieth Century Cath- olic Club, baseball, basketball. Future: Secretarial Work. IOAN MARIE BRADY 791 Summer St. A friend in need is a friend indeed. Commercial. Activities: Intra- mural Sports 2. Interests: Swim- ming, bowling, dancing, softball, Iunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club, St. Margaret's lunior Sodality. Future: X-Ray Tech- nician. WILLIAM FRANCIS BRADY Bill 93 Grafton St. Like two single gentlemen rolled into one, Yet where he is, there's always fun. Industrial Arts. Activities: Health Activities 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Photog- raphy. Future: Service. ELEANOR LOUISE BRENNAN Ginger 36 Myrtle St. She came, she saw, she con- gueredf' Commercial. Activities: Part Time 4: Dramatic Club 2: Iuntor Usher 3. Interests: luntor Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, dancing, bowling, sewing. Fu- ture: Secretary. ALBERT LAWRENCE BRUNI, IR. AI 24 Marion St. A good companion and friend. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Chris.mas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Gal- loneers 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3, Male Chorus 2, 3, 4. Interests: Fishing, hunting. Future: Serv- ice. MARY RUTH WALSH - 33 Goddard Rd. Quiet, modest and sweet, A combination you just can't beat. Hospital Training. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports 2. Interests: Bowl- V ing, sewing, basketball. Future: Brockton Hospital. -'G f. ERNEST DOUGLAS BURGESON Doug 171 Concord St. 'i-'fe I1f:'JE'f heard him grumble, V .ii :zz r er it 'r.fr. We ll ai'.'. rjf: Zfzzifitriier Qfufi, tieciiuse ct liis frendly smile. Teach-ers C filfyie. Activities: Farid Q 3 ln'c1e.5Zs: Basketball, L Jef-ball, Future: Electrician. EDWARD IOSEPH BURKE Eddie 115 Atherton St. 'His ready smile and athletzc arts, Will forever live in our hearts. College Liberal Arts. Activzties: Basegall 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Boys' Sports Council 4: Chrzsttnas Pageant 2, 3: Foot- ball 2, 3: lunior Usher 3: Male Chorus 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Sports, music, Y.l-fI.C.A. Fu- ture: College. NANCY ANN BUTLER 39 Allen St. lt is well to know how to be silent, Until :t's time to speak. Commerczal. Activities: lflotto Committee 4: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatzc Club 2, 3: Intra- mural Sports 2. Interests: Bowl- ing, basketball. Future: Secre- tary. RICHARD ALAN BUTLER But 96 Harvard St. Silence often says more than words. lndustrzal Arts, Activities: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3: Track 2: Tumblgng 2, 3, 4. Future: Navy. SHEILA ANN BUTLER She 69 Emmet St. Quiet, happy and sweet, A combination you Just can't heat, Commercial. Activztiesz Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Sports Coun- cil 2, 3, 4. Interests: Basketball, badminton, field hockey, danc- ing, bowlzng. Future: Secretary. NATALIE BARBARA BYER Nat 262 Green St. 'ln all this world no face so fair, No heart so kind, no charm so rare. Commercial. Activities: Part Time 4: Basketball 2: Christmas Paaeant 2: lvlosts and Bests Committee 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Ice skating, skiing, swimming. Future: College. PAUL RAPHAEL BYRNES Gerrit 1318 Belmont St. A fellow worth knowing, A friend worth having. General. Interests: Sports, radio. Future: College. NANCY ANN CALEF Nan 29 Emmet Sl. Quiet, but missed it not prese ent. Commercial. Activities: Class Play Usher 4: Intramural Sports 2, 4. Interests: Rockne, sports, dancing, swimming. Future: Le- gal Secretary. IOAN FRANCES CALLAHAN 34 Johnson Square It's nice to be natural, When you're naturally nice. Commercial. Activities: Intra- mural Sports 2. Interests: Sports. Future: Work. NICHOLAS IOSEPH CAMILLONE Camel Driver 28 Pine St. Happy is he who is content. General, Activities: Student Council 2. Future: Marines. NANCY 1oAN CAMPBELL scum 1164 Momeiio si. Full of fun where'er she goes, Making merry but never woe. Commercial. Activities: Nominat- ing Committee 2: Dramatic Club 2. Interests: Swimming, dancing, skating. Future: Secretary. WILLIAM IOSEPH CAMPBELL Wild Bill 196 Thurber Ave. Good qualities though hidden become unveiled and shine throughout the world. Commercial. Activities: Football 2, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Ice Hockey 2, 3, 4. Interests: Basketball, bowling, C.Y.O., ice skating, hockey. Future: North- eastern. QI!- N. IAMES LOUIS CAPOZZI Cup 7 East Main St. What wondrous life is this I lead! Quiet, but missed if not pres- ent. General Business. Interests: Baseball, basketball, C.Y.O. Fu- ture: Leather Business. PATRICIA ANN CARREIRO Pat 590 Pleasant St. She makes music wherever she goes Beautiful music as everyone knows. Hospital Training. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Brock4 tonia Collector 2: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Ring Committee 3: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: I-larmonics 3, 4. Interests: Music, dancing, reading. Future: New England Conservatory of Music. MARIETTA LOUISE CARRIUOLO Mari 95 Longwood Ave. ' Lovely and happy all the time, To a successful future she will climb. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Chirstmas Pageant 2: Ring Committee 2: Dramatic Club 2, 35 Dues Collector 4: Or- chestra 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4. Interests: Swimming, music, church choir, badminton, bowl- ing. Future: Iackson College for Vtlomen. NANCY IEAN CARVALHO 20 Monson St. Quiet though her ways may be, True blue and very nice is she. College Liberal Arts. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Brock- tonia Collector 4: Dues Collec- tor 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Harmonics 2, 3: Iunior Usher 3: Student Council 3. Future: Bates College. ROBERT FRANK CESARINI Ces' 155-Ellsworth St. Little 'Caesar' shall conquer al. Technical. Activities: Christmas Pageant 3: Football 2: Male Chorus 2, 3. Interests: Photog- raphy, swimming instructor. Fu- ture: Springfield College. IOSEPH IAMES CESARINI Io-Io 27 Owens Ave. Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. General. Activities: Tumbling 2, 3. Interests: Cars, boats. Future: Mechanics. RUSSELL MAURICE CHAPMAN Slim 952 Montello St. Work never hurt anyone. Industrial Arts. Interests: Model building, stock car racing. Fu- ture: Military Service. RICHARD EDWARD CHILAUSKAS ChilIey 39 Banks St. Every inch a man and athlete. Industrial Arts. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. Interests: Basketball, swimming. Future: Mechanics. BEVERLY ANN CHISHOLM Bev 809 North Montello St. A pleasing way, a winning smile, To everyone a friend worth- while. Commercial. Activities: Brock- ton1a Collector 2: Christmas Pageant 4: Mosts and Best Corn- mittee 4: Nominating Committee 3: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: C.Y.O., dancing, bas- ketball, baseball, Bockne, ice skating. Future: Chandler School lor Women IOSEPH CHESTER CIONI Ice 43 Hervey St. Much wisdom often goes with fewest words. Commercial. Activities: Const.tu- tion Committee 2: lunior Usher 3. Future: Banking. PAUL EDWARD CLANCY Ielly 22 Wellington St. 'Where there's fun he's always in it, Most of the time he will begin il. Teachers College. Activities: Baseball 2: Christmas Pageant 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2 3, 4. Interests: C.Y.O., hunt- ing, basketball, fishing, football. Future: University of Connecticut. ' FREDERICK CLARK Freddy 79 Hill St. Nothing worries me. Industrial Arts. Activities: Male Chorus 2. Interests: Cars, fish- ing. Future: Automotive Work. IANICE NORINNE CLINTON lan 23 Menlo St. 'Q'iif', r:.otlf-:.t and ::vmG', it io::.luna'.ori you 31:1 can: beat. Commercial. lr.tf rfctsz Music, movies, reading, photography, 5'OOl'ilIl'j.I'1t.lfl.lIf'I lg. g'rl Secretary. DANIEL CHARLES COBB Chuck 16 Waverly Park Ave. 'He's tall, blonde, and good look:n'! W'hen he's around theres some- thing cooking. Technical. Activities: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4. Interests: Hunt- 1ng,boxing,ball:si1cs, rnuszc. Fu- ture: Air Force. IEANNETTE DIANE COLOMBO I 68 Brook St. ' Quiet though her ways may be, True blue and very n.ce is she. Commercial. Activxtzesz Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Danc- ing, skating, spozts, animals. Fu- ture: Secretary. IOHN WESTON CONDON Iack 517 West Elm St. A scholar, an athlete, and a gentleman. College Liberal Arts. Activites: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Sports, Iunicr Legion Baseball. Future: Dartmouth. LOUISE IRENE CONNELL Connie 55 Taylor Ave. A girl who quzetly wends her WGY, And does her duty day by day. Hospital Training. Acmvities: Intramural Sports 2, 4' Gift Com- mittee 4. Interests: Basketball. tennis, swimm1n'g, lunlor Twen- tieth Century Cathoic Club, C.Y.O. Future: Bzozi-:ton Beauty Academy RAYMOND EDWARD CONNOLLY Ray 150 Clifton Ave. Not that I love study less, But I love fun more. College Scientific. Act1v't:es: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: C.Y.O., basketeall, base- ball. Future: Boston University. NICHOLAS DEMETEH CONSTAN Beiruvicxn' 213 Prospect St. I-Ie's a friend true and fair. lust count on Nick, he'll be there. College Liberal Arts. Activitzesz Band 2, 3, 4: Brocktonia Staff 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Interests: President Porter-I-I1 Society, Vice- Fresident United Christian Youth, Church Choir, Brockton Council of Churches representative. Fu- ture: University of Massachusetts. ALBERT GERALD CORNELIUS 15 Fulton St. Goodness, honesty, and loyalty, What else in a man could therc be Industrial Arts. Interests: Out- side work afternoons. Future: Printing Trade. ALLEN LESLIE COULOMBE 704 North Main St. Easy come, easy go. Time goes fast, but school goes slow. A 'l' ers Colle e. Activities' . each Q A Golf 2. Future: Stonehill College. RICHARD THOMAS CRAHAN 365 Moraine St. Humor concealed behind the jest. Proves his wit among the rest. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3: Male Chorus 2: Tum- blina 2, 3: Stagecraft 2, 3, 4. In- terests: Swimming, fishing, hunt- ing, C.Y.O. Future: Electrical Engineering. IOSEPH TIMOTHY CRIMMINS Ice 59 Hill St. Life is what you choose to make it. Industrial Arts. Interests: C.Y.O., baseball, basketball. Future: Service. ELAINE MARILYN CROCE 31 Perry Ave. Sociable and pleasant, Always willing to laugh. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Intra- mural Sports 2. Interests: C.Y,O., decoration, swzmming, dancing, Sznging. Future: Powers Model- ing School. B 3 SHEILA ANN CRONIN 27 Moulton St. Here is one well-liked by all, Inf summer, winter, spring, or a Teachers College. Activities: Class Play Committee 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: C.Y.O., Iunior 'Twentieth .Century Catholic Club. future: Bridgewater State Teach- ers College. IOAN PHYLLIS CROSBY l0Cmnie 132 Boylston St. 'IA cheery face, a sunny smile, 'lo everyone a friend worth- while. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 2, 3, 4: Brocktonia Staff 4: Class Play Cast 4: Dues Collector 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Honorary Member Wom- an's Club of Brockton 4. Inter- ests: Piano, knitting, dancing. Future: Pembroke. IOHN WADE CULLINANE Honker 41 Holmes St. Good nature is one of the re- wards of personality. Teachers College. Activities: Cnristmas Pageant 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. Interests: Sports. Future: Physical Educa- tion Teacher. IOHN FRANCES CUNN INGHAM Gun 21 Grand St. A quiet fellow he seems at first sight, Eut when you get to know him, he'll change your mind all right. Teachers College. Activities: intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Sports. Future: Electronics. WILLIAM THOMAS CURRIE Not.hen 115 Auburn St. Oh, he sits high in all the pupils' hearts. Teachers College. Activities: Male Chorus 2: Intramural Sports 4. Interests: Sports, cars. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. ROBERTA ANN DALY Bobbie I2 Battles St. 'A pleasing way, a sunny smile, full of pep and fun. Commercial. Interests: Basket- ball, music. Future: Secretary. BARBARA LUCILLE DAMARINO Barb 54 West Park St. 'Neath a quiet manner often lies the key To a clear friend ot perfect sympathy. Commercial. Activities: A Cap- pella Choir 2: Brocktonia Stall 4: Mosts and Bests Committee 4: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2. ln- terests: Music, lunior Twent.etli Century Catholic Club, bowling. dancing, St. Patrick's Ladies' Sodality. Future: Legal Secretary. ALEXANDER ALVES DA SILVA Al 54 Iackson St. It is well to think well, It is divine to att well. Teachers College. Activities: intramural Sports 3. Interests: Sports, cars, mechanics, church activities. Future: Military Service. ELAINE MARY DAYOS 225 Belmont Ave. ' Always smiling, always gay, No nicer girl could come your way. College Liberal Arts. Activitzes Brocktonia Staff 4:' Christmas Pageant Committee 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Skating, dancing, church activities. Future: College. ROBERT HENRY DEIGHTON Bob 29 Winthrop St. A fellow worth knowing, A friend worth having. Teachers College. Activities: Football 3, 4: Swimming 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2. Interests: Sports, music. Future: Rhode Island State College. CAMILLE ROSE DELSIE Cammy 7 Montello St. Ext. In our string of frxends there is no tighter pearl. Commercial. Activities: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Danc- ing, horseback riding, bowling, ice skating, collecting seashells. Future: Telephone operator. ROBERT DeMARCO Moat 71 Thorny Lea Ter. 'Silence is one of the virtues of the wise. College Scientific. Activities: Christmas Pageant 4: Student Council 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Nom- inating Committee 4: Mosts and Bests Committee 4: Cross Coun- try 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: C.Y.O. Basketball, sports, art, music, Y.M.C.A. Fu- ture: M.I.T. HARRY ANTHONY DiMAZIO Pepper Martin ll Hazard St. Hes l.ttle, but has wize, I-Ie's 'r terror for he s.ze. Technical, Act.'1i'e:z: lritriiriiural Ilrorts fl, 3: Tuiiizilgixz I.. Inter- ests: Sports, cars, work, church, .ce hockey. Future: Wentworth. RICHARD STANTON DODD Dick 19 Morse Ave. Novelty .5 tixe great parent of pleasure. Ccrnniercial. Ac'.v.t.es: A C1153- pella Choir 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: 'Brocktoniaw Collector 2: 1,1195 Collector 2: Football 4: Gal- loneers 4: Intramural Sports Q, 3: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Swirnrriing Q. Inter- ests: Hunting, fishing, hockey, golf, music. Future: New Eng- land Conservatory of Music. ROBERT ANDERSON DODD Bob 19 Morse Ave. 'I-Ie conquered all by seem-.irr- ation. Teachers College, Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4: basketball 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Cass Officer 3, 4: Health Activitzes 3: funior Usher 3: Male Chorus 3, 4: Student Council 3. Interests: Golf, bowling, sports. Future: Stoneh1ll College. PATRICIA LOIS DONDI Pat 13 Brides Ct. Mischief, meet thy maker. Commercial. Activities: Intra- rriural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Horseback riding, ice skating. sports. Future: Secretary. VIRGINIA MARIE DORRER Ginny 32 Howland St. 'Always laughing, always gay, Nlerrily she goes on her way. Hospital Training. Activities: Class Nominating Committee E: Girls' Glee Club 2: Majorette 2, 3, 4. Interests: C.Y.O., horse- back riding, ice skaizng, danc- ing. Future: Chamberlain School. STEVIA GEORGIA DOUNELIS Stevie 97 Highland St. 'Sunny disposition, earnest en- deavor, Stevia and Sincerity, synony- mous forever. College Liberal Arts. Activities: A Cappella Choir 3: Brocktonia Staff 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4: Dues Col- lector 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Girls' Sport Council 3, 4: Girls' State Representative 3: Harmon- ics 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Play Committee 4: Co-editor Brock- tonia 4: B.I'l,S. Reporter 4. In- terests: Sports, Rockne, parties, swimming, church activities, or- ganization, reading, skating. Fu- ture: University of Massachu- setts. CAROL ANN DRUMMOND 26 Sagamore Rd. 'Oh, mischief, what a client here. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 3. Interests: Skating, dancing, swimming. Future: Telephone Operator. IANICE ELEANOR DUBOIS Ian I0 Ellsworth St. 'Always full of tun you bet, lust the one you can't iorgetf' College Liberal Arts. Activit.es: Brocktonia Staff 4: Christmas Pageant Committee 4: Class Oi- trcer 2, 3, 4: Ring 4: Class Play Committee 4: Girls' Sports Coun- cil 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Junior Usher 3. Interests: Sports, dancing, ice skating, church activities, parties. Fu- ture: Iunior College for Nursing. CAROL IEAN DUKE Duke 600 Warren Ave. To study or not to study, that is the question. Commercial. Activities: A Cap- pella Choir 2: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 2: Library Monitor 3. Interests: Swimming, tennis, dancing, Y.W.C.A., read- ing. Future: Mount Ida. JAMES CONSTANT DUKE 51 Wyoming Avo. 'When nature has work to be done, She creates a genius to do it. College Scientiiic. Activities: Boys' State Representative 3: Dues Collector 3: lunior Usher 3: Yearbook Stati 4. Interests: Art, model building, reading. Future: Massachusetts Institute ot Technology. ARTHUR HENRY DUNFORD Butch 28 Harlan Circle There are two qualities that often blend, A good sport, and a true friend. College Scientific. Activities: Golf 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Basketball, baseball, goli. Fu- ture: Northeastern. RICHARD WAYNE DUPEE Dupe 39 Weston St. Sincere and true a gcod friend for you. Teachers College. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 3: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. In- terests: Sports. Future: Boston University. nw-w W,- f -EL . if X I I S s-. 3 t ELAINE MARCELLE DUQUETTE Dukett 30 Otis St. Rare compound of quietness, imschiet, and fun. Commercial. Activities: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Intramural Sports 4. Interests: C.Y.O., ten- ms, dancing, badminton, sports. Future: Secretarial Work. ROBERT STANLEY ECKSTROM Bob 58 Edson St. Character makes its own des' tiny. Technical. Activites- Band 2, 3. Interests: Basketball, baseball, bowling, church activities. Fu- ture: Wentworth Institute. NATALIE MARIE EKHOLM Nat 140 Ettrick St. 'Sociable and pleasant, always 'willing to laugh. Teachers College. Activities: Christmas Pageant 4: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: I-Iarmonics 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Chairman of the Class Play Committees 4: All-State Chorus 4. Interests: Music, sports, danc- ing, Rainbow, Plockne, Luther League. Future: Bridgewater S.ate Teachers College. ANGELA EKMEKIIAN Angie 39 Wyman St. She seems governed by a strain of music. College Liberal Arts. Activties: Intramural Sports 2: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Interests: Music, read- ing, swimming, Future: New England Conservatory of Music. JAMES GILDAY ELDRIDGE Iim 16 Oakland Place 'His iovial and understanding nature Will prove a great asset in the future. Sales and Service. Interests: Hockey, swimming, reading. Fu- ture: Service. PAUL ENGLISH 48 Perry Ave. Pack up your troubles in an old kit bag, And smile, smile, smile. College Scientific. Activities: Dues Collecttor 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Baseball, C.Y.O., basketball. Future: Tutu College. NATBLIE MAY ERICKSON Nat 43 Banks St. A cheery face, a sunny smile, To everyone a friend worth- while. Commercial. Activities: Class Motto Committee 4. Interests: Young Ladies' Sodality, C.Y.O., bowling, dancing, Future: Wil- fred Academy. DAVID NELSON ERVING Dave 359 Hillberg Ave. What's the use of hurrying one? When it's done, it's done. College Scientific. Activities: Class Ring Committee 3: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3. Interests: Sports. Future: Service and then School. MARY LORETTA I-'ALANGA Bright Eyes 56 Pine St. Commercial. Activites: Christ- mas Pageant 2: Class Gift Com- mittee 5: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, C.Y.O. Treasurer, dancing, alter- nate on tashion board, swim- ming. Future: Bank Work. DAVID FARN1-IAM Dave 28 Grant Ave. Give the world the best and the best you shall receive. Technical. Activities: Stagecraft 2, 3, 4. Interests: Au.omobiles. Future: Automobile Mechanic. GERALD MERLE PEODOROI-'I-' Ierry 206 Battles St. He worries not, he hurries not, he's calm and undisturbed. Technical. Interests: Swimming, Y.M.C.A., hunting, hockey, fish- ing. I-uture: Armed Forces. EDWARD IOHN PERNANDES Dud 43 Cottage St. Life is too short to worry. Technical. Activities: Hi-Y 4: In- tramural Sports 2, 3: Swimming 4. Interests: Y.M.C.A. Future: Un- decided. ...f ' I et 'W xf . Yo'-C .-4 1 ' fs 1393 4 -Q S g 2? ' N .4 I 1. X 1 X. f' it .t , . '.E.4i,j B..4-'oi ALICE FRANCES FERREIRA 19 Grove St. Beauty, sweetness, warmth and grace, Shine from her eyes and light her face. Irlos5uitaQTra1ning. .:tCl.Vlll9SZ Intramural Sports 3, 4: Iunior Usher. Interests: Sports, working. Future: Vfilfred School of Hair- dressing. ROBERT BRUCE FERRINI Bob 140 Spring St. Understanding for his fellow man is but one oi the attributes he commands. College Liberal Arts: Activities: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Basket- ball, DeMolay, Christian Endeav- or. Future: Northeastern Univer- sity. DAVE WILSON FISHER Head 461 Ash St. A little nonsense now and then: Is relished even by the wisest men. Technical. Activities: Baseball 2: Cross Country 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Track 4. Interests: Baseball, basketball, golf. Future: College. IOANN LORRAINE FISHER Io 104 Cherry St. Silence and simplicity are vir- tues of great women. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Collecting movie magazines, babysitting. Future: Waves. MAXINE ELAINE FISHER Slapsy Maxie 104 Cherry St. Every woman is naturally am- bitiousf' Commercial. Activities: A Cap- pella Choir 2: Brocktonia Col- lector 4: Class Gitt Committee 4: Class Play Committee 4: Year- book Staff 4. Interests: Oil paint- ing, sewing, bowling. Future: X-ray Technician or Medical Sec- retary. CARL HOWARD I-'LOREN 107 North Leyden St. I-Iis ready smile and athletic arts Will live forever in our hearts. College Scientific. Activities' Baseball 2 3 4, Basketball B - 4: Intramural Srnorts 2, 3, f nq U terests: All sports. Future: fown University. ' LEBFT SY f'! T' 51 I Baoczzmt, SS Wk i t t l t I I KENNETH WILLIAM FLORIO 49 Intervale St. Always full of fun you bet, lust the boy you can't forget. College Scientific. Acnvities: Class Ring Committee 3: Cross Country 2, 3: Football 2: Intra- mural Sports 3, 4: Male Chorus 2, 3: Swimming 2, 3: Track 2, 3. Interests: Basketball, swimming, C.Y.O., dancing, Y.M.C.A., life- guard. Future: New York School of Design. IOHN IOSEPH FLYNN Buddy 220 Richmond St. Easy come, easy go. Time goes fast, but school goes slow. Teachers College. Interests: Baseball, guitar, basketball, mu- sic, reading. Future: Air Force. KEVIN WILLIAM FOGARTY Foog 53 Holbrook Ave. Take care of today And tomorrow will take care of itself. Technical. Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Football 4: Male Chorus 2, 3: Swimming 4, Interests: Hunting, swimming. Future: Navy. KATHLEEN ANN FORD Kathy 26 Carl Ave. The world is a place to work in, laugh at, and enjoy. College Scientific: Activities: Brocktonia Staff 4: Class Gift Committee 3: Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Student Council 4. In- terests: Golf, tennis, Twentieth Century Catholic Club. Future: Skidmore College. CATHERINE ELIZABETH I-'ORTIN Tiny 445 North Montello St. As sweet and lovely as a rose, Tiny makes friends wherever she goes. Commercial. Activities: Part Time 4: Constitution Committee 2: Dues Collector 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Junior Usher 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4. Interests: Bowl- ing, skating, dancing aid kn t- ting. Future: Office Work. KAREN LOUISE FOSTER 52 West Park St. The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Commercial. Interests: Piano, ice skating, swimming. Future: Work. . 1 -g -n I 'SLI I If N.-1 Q cr. ld, qu--v LIL 'jf' E .. :54 , l 1 . f qi. L lt x .4-H QQ wr , 'f'f:'9' ar' X 1 'U ZZ, -'H Q 5 wif' 52 C ,,.f is-r DONALD FRANCIS FOWLER Big Ben 148 Auburn St. Good qualities though hidden become unveiled and shine through the world. College Scientific: Activities: A Cappella Choir 2: Baseball 2: Basketball 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Male Chorus 2. Interests: Bowling, C.Y.O., City League basketball. Future: Service. LEONA MAE FOWLER 84 Emmet St. Quiet, modest, and neat, A combination that can't be beat. Commercial. Activities: Intra- mural Sports 2. Interests: Danc- ing, music, Future: Secretary. RICHARD C. I-'RANCIOSI Dick 32 Bernice Ave. Excellent athlete, fine friend. Technical. Activities: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Track 2: Male Chorus 2. Interests: Foot- ball, baseball, basketball. Fu- ture: Construction Business. ROBERT ALBERT FRASIER 88 Reservoir St. What's the use of hurrying one? When it's done, it's done. Industrial Arts. Interests: Cars. Future: Mechanic. WILLIAM DAVID FRAWLEY Bil1 202 Keith Ave. Ext. I-lang sorrow, care will kill, And therefore let's be merry. College Scientific: Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Football 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Skating, swim- ming, eating. Future: College. LEROY ELBERT FRENDBERG 22 Simmons Ave. A respected leader in all he does. Teachers College. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4. Interests: Building model boats and planes. Future: College. RICHARD IOHN FRUZZETTI Dick 106 Summer St. General. Interests: Horses, stock cars. Future: Service. SANDRA IEAN PRUZZETTI Sandy I9 East Chestnut St. An ornament of meek and quiet spirit. College Liberal Arts. Activities: A Cappella Choir 4: Mosts and Bests 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Harmonics 2, 4. Interests: Pie ano, bowling. Future: College. CARROLL PATRICK GAGNON 68 Prospect St. College Scientific: Activities: Brocktonia Staff 2: Ring Com- mittee 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: lunior Usher 3. Interests: Archery, foot- ball, swimming. Future: Doctor of Medicine. MARIE THERESA GALLELLO MSW North Warren Ave. Quiet and true. A good friend to you. College Liberal Arts. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 4: Orchestra 2: Motto Committee 3. Interests: Music cooking, sewing, Iunior Twenti- eth Century Catholic Club. Fu- ture: Bridgewater State Teachers College. HELENA IANICE GECAWICZ Monty II Bellevue Ave. She's not noisy like the rest: To her work she gives her best. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Dramatic Club 4: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Drawing, Twentieth Century Catholic Club, dancing, St. Mary's Woman's Guild, St. Mary's C.Y.O. Future: Language or Science. STEPHEN NORMAN GELL 246 West St. Things don't turn up in this world until somebody turns them up. ' College Liberal Arts. Activities: Brocktonia Staff 2, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4: Brocktonia Collector: Dramatic Club 3: Galloneers 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: A Cappella Choir 4: Motto Committee: Class Play Cast 4: Intramural Sports 4. In- terests: Singing, traveling, mu- Isic., Y.M.C.A., Y.M.H.A. Future: aw. J-ax K F? t sch QQ ggi T . it ,X f, at Q 55, ,wa '3 45 1- Qin LOUIS GHELFI Lou 24 Cross Ave. What 'i happy mortal he is. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Baseball 2, Hi-Y 2. Interests: Baseball. Future: Engineering. GIANNAROS IAMES Greek 37 Walnut St. A little Work, CI lot more play, That's how he likes to pass the day. College Liberal Arts. Interests: Sports. Future: Business. IOAN ELAINE GILFOY 56 Green St. Mischief dances in her eyes, Ani smiles upon her lips. Commercial. Interests: Roller skating, swimming, dancing. Fu- .urer Office Work. DENNIS FRANCIS GILLEN Denny 3 Andover St. A quiet felow at first, but when you get to know him, I-le'll change your mind all right. College Liberal Arts. Activities: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Tennis 3, 4. Interests: Art, basketball, tene ms, C.Y.O., City League Basket- ball. Future: Architecture. CLAIRE LOUISE GILLETTE 108 Hawley St. Soft-spoken, quiet and shy, Her courteous manner rates her high. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Dramatic Club 3, 4. Interests: C.Y.O., Iunior Twentieth Catho- lic Club, swimming, ice skating, cooking, sewing. Future: Office Work. CAROL EDYTHE GLENN The Hook 589 No. Montello St. Commercial. Interests: Swim- ming, Future: Secretary. 7 I t t l l t t t l l i t MARY LEONA GODSILL 128 Riverview St. Our Mary's small but very sweet, A combination you just can't beat. Commercial. Activities: Christ- mas Pageant 2: Dramatic Club 2: Part Time 4. Interests: Danc- ing, tennis, swimming, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club. Future: Medical Secretary. MARY RITA GRANT 402 Torrey St. It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Nominating Committee 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Brocktonia Staff 3: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Cake decorating, knitting, handwork, C.Y.O., Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club. Future: Teaching. PRISCILLA ELIZABETH GRAY 142 Perkins Ave. Few things are impossible to diligence or skill. Commercial. Activities: Part Time. Interests: Ice skating, col- lecting records, dancing, cook- ing, sewing. Future: Secretarial Work. MARILYN FRANCINE GREEN Mal 358 West Elm St. Life is but a thought. College Liberal Arts. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: I-Iarmonics 2. Inter- ests: Y.W.l'l.A., swimming, sport cars. Future: Social Work. IANET LUCILE GRUNTMEYER Lou 643 North Main St. lust our Ianet, quiet and sweet, The nicest girl you could wish to meet. Teachers College. Activities: Gitt Committee 4. Interests: lun- ior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, St. Eclward's C.Y.O., paint- ing, sports. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. PATRICIA ELAINE GUTAUSKUS Pat 122 North Ave. Her ways are of pleasantness And all her paths are praise. College Liberal Arts. Activities: llues Collector 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Brocktonia Staff 3, 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Class Play Program Committee 4. Interests. Cooking, sports, Rockne Associa- tion, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Young Ladies' So- dality. Future: Teaching. '-R my if . .-ii z .Ni I tus' 'f rf- 34 if , 2' 'La cl 4. 'ef- RR' MARIA HADGIS 9 West Park St. Dark and vivacious, Sweet and gracious. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Collector 4: Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Glee Club 2. In- terests: Maid of Athens Club treasurer. Future: Office Work. ROBERT WALTER HAGLOF Bob 319 Pearl St. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Teachers College. Activities: Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Galloneers 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 4. Interests: Sports, archery, hunting. Future: College or Service. IOHN IOSEPH HALEY Iackie 202 Spring St. A regular all-round good fel- loW. General Business. Interests: Swimming. Future: Electrician. NANCY HALL 188 West Chestnut St. Lovely and happy all the time, To a successful future she will climb. Teachers College. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Intramural Sports 2, 4. Interests: Skiing, bowling, golf, music, dancing, Brockton Country Club, Senior Pilgrim Fel- lowship. Future: Chandler School for Women. FAITH PRISCILLA HAMILTON 85 Bernice Ave. Never underestimate the power of a woman. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 4: Class Play Usher 4: Dues Collector 2: Inramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Music, read- ing, tennis, C.Y.O., Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club. Fu- ture: Cotherine Laboure School of Nursing. STANLEY FREDERICK HANSEN I-Ienyob 35 Berkshire Ave. I'm not lazy, I'm just dream- ing. College Scientific. Future: Serv- ICG. JAMES RUSSELL HARRINGTON lim 50 Ash St. Concerning their own merits, Modest men are mute. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Mosts and Bests 4: Class Ring Committee 3, 4g Cross Country 2: Intramural Sports 2: lunior Usher 3: Student Council 45 Swimming 2: Tumbling 2: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Boats, C.Y.O., Thorney Lea Golf Club, basketball. Fu- ture: Dartmouth. IANE KATHERINE HARRINGTON Janie 21 Hardy Ave. Everyone is the architect of his own fortunes. Hospital Training. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 2: Dra- matic Club 4. Interests: Reading, working at Telephone Company, Iunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. DAVID HARRIS Dave 69 Adams St. Here is one well-liked by all, In summer, winter, spring, or fall. Teachers College. Activities: Class Gift Committee 4: Nominat- ing Committee 3: Student Council 2: Track 2, 3, 4. Interests: Bas- ketball, outdoor sports, photogra- phy. Future: College, Engineer- ing. ROBERT KENNETH HARRIS Stools 189 Spark St. Day in and day out, I-le's the finest person without a doubt. Industrial Arts: Activities: Cross Country 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Hunting, fishing. trapping, automobiles, hockey, baseball, track. Future: Air Force. CAROLE MARGARET HATCH 38 Milton St. A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. Hospital Training. Activities: Dramatic Club 4: Intramural Sports 4. Interests: Knitting, bowling, sports. Future: Brockton Hospital School of Nursing. ROBERT WINFIELD HAYWARD Bob 725 Belmont St. After being put through every test, This swell guy is still one of the nest. Teachers College. Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. In- terests: Sports. Future: Work. f'Q :CN ,.l 1. +1 Q. shy rv -E7 47 an t 72 ts.. in. I IANET LOUISE HENRY 29 Leavitt St. She is ati-title, she is shy, And theres VI twinkle in her -,-ysj, Coiriiiieicial, Activities: Brock- 1onifr Staff 2: Constitution Corn- inittee 2. Interests: Sports, danc- ing, skating, Rockne, bowling. Future: Olfzce 'Nork. DAVID ALAN HEYL Dave 342 Hillberg Ave. I've taken my fun where I've found it. Industrial Arts. Interests: Hunt- ing, fishing, cars, baseball. Fu- ture: Linotype Qperator or Press- man. MARY MARGARET HICKEY 120 Torrey St. A cheery face, a sunny smile, To everyone a friend worth- while. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 47 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: lunior Usher 35 Student Council 3. Interests: Knitting, ten- nis, swimming, C.Y.O., Iunicr Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Y.W,C,A. Future: Catherine La- boure School of Nursing. PAUL FRANCIS HIGGINS Horse 105 West Ashland St. Life it what you choose to make it. General Business. Activities: Football 2: Track 2. Interests: Sports, dancing, swimming. Fu- ture: Army. ROBERT HOLBROOK BOD 25 Wallace St. General. Activit es: Male Chorus 2: Tumbling 2, 3. lntexes s: Ski- ing, baskethall, stamp collect- ing. Future. Undecided. IOAN ANNETTE HOLLAND Dutchy 67 Plymouth St. Always laughing, full of fun, Ever wzllpng to help someone. Commercial. Activities: Intra- mural Sports 2. Interests: Danc- ing and skating. Future: Secre- tary. PATRICIA MAYE HOLLAND Pat 67 Plymouth St. A good companion and friend. Commercial. Activities: Girls' Glee Club. Interests: Dancing, skating. Future: Secretarial School. IUNE LOUISE I-IORNE 11 Sheppard Ave. Once you've met Iune, you've gained a friend. Beauty with character, the per- fect blend. Teachers College. Activities: Class Gift Committee 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Library Monitor 3, 4. Interests: Rainbow Girls, dancing. Future: Airline Hostess. KENNETH IOSEPH I-IORNE Ken 40 Torrey Ave. As merry as the day is long. Teachers College. Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4. Interests: Work, golf. Future: Stonehill College. ROBERT ELLSWORTH HUGHES Hugo 846 Belmont St. My only books were woman's looks. Technical. Activities: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3: Football 2: In- tramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Sports. Future: School or Air Force. LAURA HUTCHINS 113 Denton St. Quiet and true - a good friend for you. Commercial. Activities: Class Motto Committee 3: Intramural Sports 3: Dramatic Club 2: Year- book Staff 4. Interests: Sports, art, movies, dancing, skating, bowling, crocheting, knitting. Fu- ture: Secretarial Work. IOI-IN EDMOND I-IYNES Mayor 107 Grafton St. Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. College Scientific: Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. Inter- ests: Sports. Future: Northeast- nin University. F .al Af! , 1 . gg, f .fmt -am. 47' X31 is gg: ,L 1 'iv x52f'Ii ,ii 'Sf'- LUCIA ROSE IERONIMO Lucy 663 Plain st. From the crown of her head to the soles of her feet, she is all mirth. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, music, sports. Future: Hairdress- ing School. ALFRED WILLIAM JOHNSON Al 28 Vesey St. Nothing worries me. College Liberal Arts. Interests: Outdoor sports. Future: Retail Business. ELIZABETH ANN IOHNSON Beth 196 Richmond St. As merry as the day is long. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, skating. Future: Office Work. JOYCE MARGARET JOHNSON 54 Leyden Park Rd. Her heart is as golden as her hair, Friends such as loyce are indeed very rare. Commercial. Activities: A Cap- pella Choir 2: Christmas Pageant 2, 4: Nominating Committee 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Harmonies 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Dues Collector 3, 4: Field Hockey 3, 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Class Play Ticket Committee 4: Part Time 4. Interests: Knitting, Hi-Y League, sports, Rockne. Future: Chandler Secretarial School. PATRICIA PAULINE IOHNSON Pat 92 Brookside Ave. ln all the world no face so fair, No heart so kind, no charm so rare. Commercial. Interests: Skating, swimming, Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club. Future: Of- fice Work. SANDRA LEE IOHNSON 80 Denton St. A live wire from start to finish, I-Ier wit and zeal will ne'er di- minish. Teachers College. Activities: Nominating Committee 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: I-Iarmonics 2: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3: Gift Commit- tee 3: Student Council 3: Class Play Usher 4: Dues Collector 4. Interests: Swiming, piano, danc- ing, Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. BRUCE FULTON IONES lonesy 20 Pine Ave. A cheery face, a sunny smile, To everyone a friend worth while. College Scientific: Activities: lunior Usher 3: Christmas Pag- eant 4: Galloneers 4: Male Chor- us 4. Interests: Hunting, fishing, Order of De Molay, Senior Pil- grim Fellowship. rutu.e: Tutts College. IOYCE MARY IONES Shortie 105 Summer St. Happy-go-lucky and worry-free, Why aren't they all as merry as she? Commercial. Interests: Dancing, skating. Future: Office Work. ROBERT DENNIS IONES Bob 330 Copeland St. Life is a pleasant institution, Let us take it as it comes. General. Activities: Golf 2, 3: Male Chorus 3. Interests: Golf, Marine Reserves. Future: Sales- man. NORMA IULIANO 147 Pine St. She loves to laugh, she loves all fun, She's never quiet when school has begun. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2, 3: Brocktonia Collector 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3: Ring Commit- tee 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Motto Committee 4: Class Play Usher 4, Interests: Swimming, skating, dancing. Future: Secretarial Work. ANTHONY DAVID KENEVSKI Dave' 21 Porter St. As free as a wandering breeze. Technical. Activities: Intramural Sports 2. Interests: Coin collect- ing. Future: Engineering. GORDON LEE KAUFMAN Flash 15 North Bassett Rd. A good companion and friend. College Scientific. Interests: Rol- ler skating. Future: Roller Skat- ing Teacher. S' Lf -rr-' I Q3- Qs' ,,-up an .xl L 'CF' Q3 ,Q i 'H gs 'TIT' 5 ag! ' if 5 I 'f'f'1?' . IOHN DENNIS KELLEHER Iohnny 33 Tripp Ave MpfI1'1OIlC7I.'1l f1G'JV'IYlF3 the worldf Techti tial. ACti'Ji'if':1: lritrwzfiur 1 Sports: fl Interests: Bafaketlfrll hacf-hall, fastball, f.I'ff1'lI'l'j, darif: ing, U. ll-'rvfzl Reserve, Fu mire: Frig tri A ting. GEORGE ROBERT KELLEY Brother George 28 Poole St. Ee gone, dull care! Thou and I can never agree. Technical. Activites: Ban 2, ' d 3 Football 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. In- terests: Sports Future: Mechanic ANTHONY FRANK KEMZURA Tony Shultz 125 Arthur St. Ou1et and pleasant to meet, A combination thats hard tc heat. Technical. Interests: Fishing. Fu- ture: Air Force. SYLVIA JANE KENNEY Syl 27 Hillberg Ave. To get thine end, lay bashful- ness aside. Commercial. Activities: lunzor Usher 3. Interests: Roller skat- zna, howling, dancing, basket- ball, swimming. Future: Secretar- ial Work. FRANK GEORGE KERESZTES-FISCHER Corest 50 Clarence St. A mountain of energy among his classmates. ' College Scientific: Activities: A Cappella Cho'r 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Class Play Com- mittee 4: Galloneers 3, 4: Male Chorus 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Photography, fishing, boats. Future: Mechanical Engi- neering. DAISY LEE KIRK Put 63 Bay St. A good disposition is more Val- uable than gold, Home Economics. Ac'ivities: Bas- ketball 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Cheerleader 2: A Cappella Choir 3. Interests: Softball, basketball. Future: Telephone Operator. 7' I 1 t tl tt i U ti i. It I 4 r ' I t l I , l I ,I It 1 I , I GR mm: ELIZABETH xmrcsn Acigatgfzl msfmsm lean ll Frost Ave. g on ' A little girl with a lot to say. Teachers College. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 3, 4: Class Play Cast 4. Interests: Re- ligious Chairman of C.Y.O. Dean- ery 'of Plymouth County, Vice President ot St. Colman's Girls' Epogts spectator, knitting. ball bowling. Future: Secretary. eilsuCillegle.qeWcter State Teach- Laughing eyes, a merry smile, A true friend, one worth while. Commercial, Activities: Gift Com- mittee 2: Constitution Committee 3: Student Council tVice Presi- dentl 2, 3, 4. Interests: Iunior 'Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Rockne, Marian Cadets, basket- IEAN MARIE KIRKER june ll Frost Ave. CAROL ANN LAMBERT lust our lean, quiet and sweet, 52 Gifford st. A friend to all she happens to X meet. 'K Stylishly dressed, a gay friend- Commercial. Activities: Dues Col- ly mr, lector 2, 3, 4: MOStS Gnd 139515 41 A likable girl with wavy hair. Student Council 4. IIUGIGSYSI --., 53 Machine Clerical. Interests: Brockton Skating Club, MCIHGY1 ,J Dancing, swimming. Future: Un- Cadets ot C.Y.O., basketball, . ' ' decldedb sottball, swimming, City Bowling League, Edgar's Bowling League. Future: Undecided. MARILYN ALORIA LANOUE LEONA lr-IANETTE icuivr HOWY 35 CCWY 5'- Lona 24 Bartlett sl- One thing accounts for her size: Salt spoken, quiet. Gnd Shy, She got caught in a shower - I-ter courteous manner rates unsgnforizedy high. 1 Q College Liberal Arts. Activities: Commercial. Activities: Library X -4, Ring Committee: Class Play Cast Monitor 2, 3, 4. ll'1l9T95l55 Roller -4' 4: Intramural Sports 4. Interests: Music, reading, Iunior Twentieth skating, hairdressing, dancing. Future! St9HOQfClPl'19f- Century Catholic Club. Future: Iunior College. RITA EUGENIA KUMPA Grill 21 Circle St. M 9 , 'A ready srnile: a Vlllllllj heart: ri Q- I ., .. IZANET EMMA LAWSON ii helping hand. ,, . .Y ' lan I2 Holmes St. College Scientific: Activities: , ' H E Basketball 2, 3, 4: Bmckt0niq Q . .jg ,W 4- She IQGY uppwr quiet, but look Staff 3, 4: Class Play Cast ' GQGIH. I 45 Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: ln- aa , : - Commercial. Activities: Basket- tramural Sports 2, 3, 4: lunicr 5'-,it ' F011 2, 37 H1-Y 2, 3. Interests: Usher 3: Yearbook Statt 4. Inter- , I Skating. dC1'1C1HQ, Swimming, ests: St. Casimir's Young Ladies' 1 7 POWIIDQ, bC1Sk9tbCIll. softball, sodomy, Sewmqy Sports, muslcl t - . badminton, Rockne. Future: Sec- ice skating, swimming. Future: . N I f9lGTY- Bridgewater State Teachers Col- ' Q - ' lege- . ,. , .Q L Qfiflfl gf itfzsff-.3 A BRENDA LORDON LEHAN f' A 66 Sycamore Ave. ANNETTE CECILE LABARRE 453 North Montello St. Laughing eyes and manner bright. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Nominat- ing Committee 3: Christmas Pag- eant 4: Gift Committee 4: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Cen- ury Catholic Club, C.Y.O. Board, Rockne, basketball, tennis, golf, swimming. Future: Medical Sec- retary. She is a form of life and light, She may appear quiet, but look again. J, Commercial. Activities: Intra- mural Sports 2, Interests: Piano, dancing, church activities, swim- ming, records. Future: Chand- ler School lor Women. i I GRACE EVELYN LEMASA 166 School St. ARTHUR JOSEPH LAFHANCHISE 17 Fields Ave' Every woman is naturally am- bit1ous. A keen .Nm U W,Se took' i College Liberal Arts. Activities: And an answer always readyf College Liberal Arts. Activities. Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Christ- znfizs Pageant 4, Future: Stone- .till College. I Nominating Committee 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Student Council 2: Motto Committee 4: Intramural Sports 4. Interests: lunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, col- lecting records, swimming, knit- ting, dancing. Future: Physical Therapy. 58 GEORGE ALVIN LENOH 32 Pine St. Men of few words are the best men. Teachers College. Activities: Paseball 2, 3, 4: Swimm.ng 2, 4: Intramural Sports 2. Interests: Sports, C.Y.O. Future: Army. SHEILA ANN LEROY 707 Warren Ave. She is sweet and shy, but oh so nice: With just the right amount of spice. College Liberal Ar.s. Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Hi-Y 2. Interests: Danc- ing, swimming, tennis, reading, lunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club. Future: Boston College. CAROLYN FRANCES LESSARD 396 Court St. Who lives without folly is not so wise as he thinks. Commercial Stenographic. Activz- ties: Basketball 2. Interests: Ten- nis, swimming, lunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, dancing. Future: Chandler School for Women. DAVID LAUREN LESSARD Dave 180 Highland St. Many have come and many have gone: But David is one of the greatest born. College Liberal Arts. Activiiies: Band 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Galloneers 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Orator 4: Class Play 4: lunior Usher 3: Brocktonia Staff 4. Interests: Collecting records, golf. Future: Radio and Television. RICHARD ARNOLD LINCOLN Dick 826 North Montello St. Not too serious, not too gay: But altogether a jolly good fel- low. Technical. Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Football 4. Inter- ests: C.Y.O., aviation. Future: Farming. IOHN ALBERT LOMBARDI Lum 16 Empire Ave. A better friend couldn't be found: If you searched the whole world round. College Scientific: Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3: luriicr Usher 3: Dues Collector 3 4. In- terests: C.Y.O., boxing, bowling, hunting, skating. Future: Engi- neering. ii: 4 r ,df '37 'fer' ID lf CN if-.. Y! Nqfff '-9' is Lv AG' GARY EMMETT LOPEZ 27 Oak St. 'ffzrie hut ?.ir:tfs1-If Could he hi far il.el. Teachers College. Activities: Christntas Page-'int 2, 4: Clggg Fray Cust 4' Lmmamc Club 2, 1, 4 Interests: Golf, s.ng1ng, act. ing, s'.f:.miri.ng, gardening. Fu- ture: Teaching. MARTHA FRANCES LORING Mike 23 Gifford St. I-Ier qualities are many, her faults they are few: Eucces: in her iutu e, .n what- ever she may do, College Liberal Arts. Activities: iuramatic Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 4. Interests: Sports, dancing, art, St. Patricks C.Y.O., piano. Fu- ture: Teaching. CAROLE ANNE LOVEDAY 2 Rochelle St. Talking arid laughing, merry all CIGY: A good disposition whatever you Y say.' Hospital Training. Activities: Motto Committee 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 lunior Usher 3: Cheerleader 3, 4. Interests: Skating, swim- ming, badminton, music, C.Y.O., lunior Twentieth Century Catho- lzc Club. Future: Office Work. ROBERT WALTER LUNDBERG Bob 41 West Ashland St. A friend is forever a friend. Technical. Activities: Band 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 2. Interests: I-Iunting, fish- ing, clarinet, DeMolay. Future: Nentworth, MADELEINE MARIE LYNCH MGdY 61 Martland Ave. Her ways are cf pleasantness and all her patlfs axe of peace. Commercial Bookkeeping. Inter- ests: Softball, basketball, C.Y.O., lunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club. Future: Secretarial Work. AUSTIN ROBERT LYONS Bt-Tb 92 Tribou St. gl-Zere's a fellow we salute: bor h':m there is no substitute. Teachers College. Activities: Male Chorus 3. Interests: Sports. Future: Bridgewater State Teach- ers College. MARILYN ANN LYONS Lynn 632 North Main St. Always with a sunny smile - Dependable, intelligent, and ver- satile. Teachers College. Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: A Cap- pella Choir 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Girls' Glee Club 4: I-Iarmonics -1: Girls' Sports Council 4. Inter- ests: St. Edward's C.Y.O., Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Rockne Association, bowling, te-nnis, dancing. Future: Icaching. PATRICIA HELEN LYONS Pat 214 Copeland St. Pat is a happy girl, Always in a social whirl.' Hospital Training. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Galloneers 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4. Interests: Golf, swimming, Rock- ne, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club. Future: Teaching. SARA ANN MacDONALD 44 Cliiton Ave. Always full ot lun you bet: lust the girl you won't iorget. Hospital Training. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: ChriStITtCIS Pageant 4: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Twenti- eth Century Catholic Club, Rock- ne, swimming, knitting. Future: Brockton Hospital. DONALD DAVID MacEACHERN Mac ll Eagle Ave. Gentleman, student, and a good friend. General Mechanics. Activities: Intramural Sports 2: Male Chor- us 2, 3: Swimming 3: Hockey 2: 3, 4. Interests: Auto racing. Fu- ture: Coast Guard. IEANNE MARIE MacFARI.ANE 38 Lowell St. Behind her sparkling eyes we see There lies deep sincerity. Commercial. Interests: Ice skat- ing, roller skating, dancing, mu- sec, bowling. Future: Marriage. DONALD LEO MacIVER Don 25 Hoover Ave. I-Ie was the mtldest mannered man. Commercial. Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Track 4. Interests: Stamp collect- ing. Future: Boston University. bf Wm 'F H' ah 1 if Q. .-'9' Q.. ' 'N 4L s 'LMT' ts. Q M MALCOLM MacLEOD Mac 87 Kennelworth Ave. And all I ask is a merry yarn Irom a laughing tellowmanf' General SCIIFES. Interests: Danc- ing, cars. Future: Army. BEVERLY ANN MADAN Bev 31 Brookside Ave. CheerIul, happy, and gay I-Ier lace is bright like the sun's ray. Hospital Training. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, Rockne, bas- ketball, swimming. Future: Tele- phone Company. RICHARD FRANCIS MANNION Iuqheud 615 Ash St. Happy is he who is content. Technical. Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Tumbling 4. Interests: Swimming, ice hockey, basket- ball, horseback riding. Future: Marine Corps. RICHARD HARRISON MAPP Dick 547 Crescent St. Because he is humble, he is great, A talent beyond estimate. College Scientific: Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Dues Collec- tor 3: Football 2: Intramural Sports 4: Male Chorus 2: Student Council 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. In- terests: Sports, music, weather. Future: University of Connecti- cu. IAMES ROBERT MAROCHINO Dynamite 95 Lawrence St. I-le's not so quiet as you think, Haven't you ever seen that wink? Activities: Intramural Sports 2: Swimming 2, 3, 4. Interests: Rec- ords. Future: Undecided. HAROLD CURTIS MARROW Bo 78 Hill St. A cood companion and friend! Industrial Arts. Activities: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3: Christmas Pag- eant 3: Galloneers 2, 3: Intra- mural Sports 4: Male Chorus 2: Track 2, 4. Interests: Sports. Fu- ture: Undecided. DORIS ARLENE MARTIN I42 Hovendon Ave. Always laughing, always gay, Merrily she goes her way. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, bowling, dressmaking, skating, swimming. Future: Dressmaking School. MARIE CAROL MARTINEAU 16 Montello St. Ext. Light-hearted and gay. She's happy that way. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, music. Future: Undecided. GEORGE ELIS MATHER Gigi I4 Emmet St. Georgie, is your homework done? No, but I'm having fun. Industrial Arts. Activities: Cross Country 2: Christmas Pageant 4: Football 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Tum- bling 3, 4. Interests: Swimming, football, baseball, skating, bas- ketball, horseback riding. Future: A Ranch in the West. THOMAS THEODORE MATTA Ted 26 Belair St. Good sense and a sense of humor blend. Teachers College. Activities: Christmas Pageant 4: Intramural Sports 2: Male Chorus 2. Inter- ests: Photography, sports, hunt- ing, fishing, science. Future: Marines. DOROTHY ANN MAURATI-I Dottie 304 Centre St. A pleasing way, a sunny smile, iull of pep and fun, Such qualities in Dot are liked by everyone. Commercial. Activities: Brock- Conia Staff 4: Christmas Pag- eant 4: Class Gift Committee 4: Class Ring Committee 3: Class Nominating Committee 2, 3: Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: In- tramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: C.Y.O., dancing, swim- ming, bowling, tennis, skating, letter writing. Future: Airline Stewardess. ISABELLE DORINE MAYE 1ssie 70 Riverview St. A good word and a ready smile, Make her lzfe really worth- while. Technical. Interests: Swimming, sewing. Future: Undecided. IUDITH ANNE McCARTHY It-ld? S0 Brunswick St. A sunny disposition is the very soul ol success. Hosptal Training. Activities: Christmas Pageant 3: Dramatic C.ub 4. Interests: Dancing, soft- zall, C.Y.O., Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club. Future: tzrocktcn Hosptal School of Nurs- Lnc. RUSSELL TIMOTHY MCCARTHY Russ 18 Hill St. 'Better be happy than wise. General Business. Interests: Fly- gng, photography. Future: Bank- ing. FRANCES AILEEN McCORMACK Fran 67 Brookside Ave. The foundation of every noble character is sincerity. Hospital Training. Activities: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Order of Rambow for Girls, Senior Christian Endeavor. Future: Brockton Hospital School oi Nurs- ing. MARY LOUISE MCDERMOTT Red 540 Crescent St. A pleasing way, a sunny smile, lots of pep and fun, Such qualities in Mary Lou are liked by everyone. Hospital Training. Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 4. Interests: C.Y.O., Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, knitting, swim- ming, bowling, basketball. Fu- ture: Brockton Hospital School of Nursing. IEAN ELLEN McGOWAN Roach 435 North Cary St. Fully appreciated only by those who know her best. Commercial. Activities: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3: Brocktonia' Collector 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Class Motto Committee 4: Class Play Prompter 4: Dramatic Club 4: Dues Collector 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Harmonics 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Sports, Rcckne, Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, C.Y.O., dancing. Future: Secretarial School. SHAUN DENNIS McKENNEY 234 Green St. ' A good frzend is always a true fr:-end. General Buszness. Interests: Foot- ball, baseball. Future: Unde- sided. TERRENCE IOSEPH MCMANUS Mack 14 Manomet St. So much fun and such a friend, Let's hope his toys will never end. General Sales. Activities: Foot- ball 4: Male Chorus 2. Interests: Sports, stamps. Future: Army. IAMES WINPORD MCNAMARA Mac 36 Maple Ave. Let's be dreamers all. General. Interests: Marine Corps Reserve, dancing, sports. Future: Marine Corps. EDWARD IOSEPH MEANEY Ed 14 Connecticut Pl. Oh, mischief, what a client here. General Sales. Activities: Class Gilt Committee 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3. Interests: Baseball, basketball. Future: Navy. PATRICIA ANN MEI-IL Pat 63 Woodland Ave. Winning grin, fancy free, Always happy as can be. Commercial. Activities: Library Monitor 2, 3, 4. Interests: Swim- ming, ice skating, dancing, golf, Y.W.C.A. Future: Private Secre- tary. BARBARA ANN METCALF 47 West Chestnut St. Women of few words are the best women. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Class Nominating Committee 3: Class Play Usher 4: Dues Collec- tor 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Senior Pilgrim Fel- lowship, Rainbow Girls, photog- raphy, swimming. Future: Col- lege. IANET VESTA METCALF 35 Winona St. Good manners and soft words have brought many a difficult thing to pass. Hospital Training. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Class Ring Committee 3, 4. Interests: Dancing, roller skat- ing, Church Youth Fellowship, Future: Medical Secretary. R 'Q' .7 -- . A . -lr., N as-,,,ox 1 rt .lt is ' U f 1 P -Q :3 t -W Qvrv 6' '!.L'?X WALLACE EVERETT MIGNAULT Wally 160 Hovendon Ave. A better friend couldn't be lound If you searched the whole world round. Teachers College. Activities: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Gallon- eers 3, 4: Male Chorus 3, 4. In- terests: Stamps, coins, hunting, National Guard, trapping, fish- ing. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. DONALD LEROY MILLER Don 91 Weston St. Nothing worries me. Technical. Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: DeMolay, church basketball, work. Future: Wentworth Institute. IUDITH MINER IudY 85 Summer St. Few things are impossible to diligence or skill. Teachers College. Activities: Dramatic Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Intramural Sports 4. Interests: Sports, Christian Endeavor. Fu- ture: Wheaton College. IUDITH SUSAN MITCHELL Il-ldYu 166 Clifton Ave. She is sweet and shy and nice, With just the right amount of spice. Hospital Training. Activities: Christmas Pageant 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Intra- mural Sports 2, 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Skiing, golf, Rain- bow Girls. Future: New England Deaconess Hospital. LINDA SYLVIA MON SINI Moonshine 17 Snow St. A true loyal companion, in- deed: A dependable friend in time of need. Commercial. Activities: Basket- ball 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Li- brary Monitor 2. Interests: Bowl- ing, skating, driving, sports, of- fice machines, Future: Brockton Business School. IANET LOUISE MOONEY Moon 190 Torrey St. She can be serious, but as you know Fun, too, must have a little show. Retail Selling. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2: Health Activities 3. Interests: Horseback riding, skat- ing, swimming, driving, work. Future: Undecided. EVELYN FRANCES MOORE Evie 21 Enterprise St. Always smiling, always gay, We like her 'cause she is that way. Hospital Training. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3. Interests: St. Edward's C.Y.O., Iunior Twenti- eth Century Catholic Club, Hon- crary member of the Brockton Woman's Club. Future: Brockton Hospital School of Nursing. DAVID FRANCIS MORSE Dave 40 Emmett St. A man of his word. General Business. Interests: Hunting and fishing. Fu.ure: United States Air Force. MICHAEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN Mike 274 Summer St. Always calm and always col- lected, Well liked by all, and by all re- spected. College Scientific: Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Music, bowl- ing, Little Big League Baseball, C.Y.O., sports. Future: Undee cided. PATRICK FRANCIS MOYNIHAN Pat 274 Summe: St. The surest way not to tail is to he determined to succeed. College Scientific. Activities: Fcotball Manager 2: lntramu'al Sports 2, 3, 4: Track 4. Interests: C.Y.O., secretary, photography, music, sports. Future: Northeast- ern University. MARY LOUISE MURPHY Murph 127 North Warren Ave. Pep, vigor and vim, These Mary seems to exr-el in. Home Economics. Activities: Li- brary Monitor 2. Interests: Danc- ing, swimming. Future: Unde- cided. MARY ELIZABETH MURPHY Murph 113 Laureston St. All ,through the day she beams with glee, She's lull of fun and fancy free. Retail Selling. Activities: A Cap- pella Choir 2: Class Constitution Committee 2: Intramural Sports 2: Library Monitor 2. Interests: Dancing, swimming, singing, rol- ler skating, ice skating, howling. Future: Chandler Secretarial School. 3. L e PHILLIP MUSSARI Moose 98 Division St. lnflus'ri'zl Arts. Actvittes: Band fl, 3, 4: l:itrfr:m:r'rl S5-Orts 3, 4: Orchestra IT, 4, Interests: lfliisic, g'tht:tzf7r'rt hy, dr i'.-.ang cars, switntning. Future: Tlrivy. SHIRLEY ANN MARIE NARDELLI 46 Winthrop St. 'Evert though she is petzte, A bigger heart you can not beat. Commerczal. Interests: Skating, bowling, dancng. Future: Secre- tarial Vfork, FRANK NEEDHAM 83 Forrest Ave. Industrial Arts. Activities: Flot- ball 2, 3, 4. Future: Undecided. IEAN EILEEN NELSON Minex 13 Stafford Lane To know her is to like her bet- ter. Commercial. Interests: Ice skat- ing, swimming, hockey, bowling, Rockne. Future: Secretary. JOAN ELAINE NELSON Iocmie 13 Stafford Lane Ever happy, ever gay, Ioan will cheer your blues away. Commercial, Activities: Christ- mas Pageant 4: Mosts and Bests fi Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4: Health Activities 2, 3, 4. Interesxs: Rockne, skating, dance ing, swimming, basketball, rid- ing. Future: College. IUDITI-I ANNE NICKERSON Nicky 53 Longwood Ave. W:th a song in my heart. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2: Dramatic Club 2. Interests: Rol- ler skating, swimming, bowling, ice skating, dancing, Future: Un- decided. DEANE ADAMS NIGHTINGALE Whitie 231 Menlo St. ln him are found the things that make a reputation strong and great. Technical. Interests: Model rail- roading, swimming, electricity, boating, cars. Future: College. ALICE GERTRUDE NOONAN 172 Newbury St. Her triends, there are many: Her foes f are there any? College Liberal Arts. Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4: Class Nominat- ing Committee 3: Class Ring Committee 2: Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Class Play fStage Commiiteel 4: Dues Collector 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. lnterests: Sports, Rockne, sailing, Iunior Twentie.h Century Catholic Club. Future: College. AUDREY IANE NORDSTROM 266 Forrest Ave. Laughing eyes, a merry smile, A true friend-one worthwhile. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Brocktonia Staff 4: Class Mosts and Bests Committee 4: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 47 Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Sports, knit- ting. Future: Business. DAVID CHARLES NORLING Dave 34 Vesey St. Scholar and leader through and through, He is a great credit to our school. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Student Govern- ment Representative 4. Interests: Sports, reading, church, wood- working. Future: North Park lun- ior College. ROBERT STEPHEN NORVISH lugo I6 Martland Ave. Quiet and seemingly shy, With a sparkle of mischief in his eye. Technical. Interests: Photogra- phy. Future: Air Force. PATRICIA IOAN O'BRIEN Pat 159 Manley St. She worries not, she hurries not Her calm is undisturbed. Hospital Training. Activities: Christmas Pageant 4. Interests: Reading, sewing, cooking. Fu- ture: Hospital Service. , 64 DOROTHY MARIE 0'CONNELL Dot 842 North Montello St. Begone, dull care! Thou and I can never agree. Commercial. Activities: Mosts and Bests 4: Class Play Usher 4, Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Interests: Sports, dancing, skat- ing, music. Future: Chandler Business College. ROBERT RAYMOND O'CONNEI.L Oakie 20 Cleveland Ave. 'Although he isn't very tall, OGk19'S always on the ball. College Scientific. Activities: Basketball 4: H1-Y 2: Swim- ming 4. Interests: Fishing, hunt- ing, basketball, gardening, etch- ing, drawing. Future. Massa- chusetts School of Art. KATHLEEN MARY O'CONNOR 107 North Quincy St. ' Quiet, but missed if not pres- ent. Stenographic, Part Time. Inter- ests: Dancing, swimming, bowl- ing. Future: Secretary. Il-IAN ANN O'1-IEARN 30 Tremont St. A merry heart goes all the day. General Business. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 2: Li- brary Monitor. Interests: Swim- ming, roller skating, dancing, driving. Future: Undecided. MICHAEL RAYMOND KINSELLA Mike 74 Spring St. Teachers College. Interests: Bowling, skating, swimming, sports. Future: Teachers' College. BRENDA ANN 0'RElLLY Bren I2 Holbrook Ave. Ready to lend a helping hand, Always willing to unde'stand.' Hospital Training. Activities: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Swimming, tennis, bowling. Fu- ture: Carney Hospital. Q J It 2' I 'I r 5 n 1 I 1 I I l I I I I I I i Ii It RICHARD JOSEPH OUIMET Dick 21 Country Club Drive A keen wit, a wise look, and an answer always ready. Technical. Activities: Health Ac- tivities 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Male Chorus. Interests: Cars. Future: Northeastern University. HELEN EDITH PAANANEN 35 Southworth St. A hearty laugh, a friendly WHY, She charms us all throughout the day. Commercial. Activities. Library Monitor 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Intramural Sports 3. Interests: Rainbow Girls, skating, draw- ing, records. Future: Work. SANDRA IEAN PACKARD Sandy 35 Byron Ave. Happy-go-lucky, carefree and GUY, May luck go with you all the way. College Scientific. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 3, 4: In- tramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Brock- tonia Staff 2, 3, 4: Class Play Committee 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dues Collector 3. Interests: Painting, sports, Treasurer of Rainbow Girls. Future: Massa- chusetts School of Art. ELEANOR IOSEPHINE PALKENS Keith Ave. Ext. She has a smile for every friend, .And a friend for every smile. Bookkeeping Commercial. Inter- ests: Store work. Future: Tele- phone Operator. ROBERTA FRANCES PALMIERO Bobbie 29 Crosby Rd. Personality, a gleaming smile, An active mind, a friend worth- while. Commercial Stenographic, Part Time. Activities: Brocktonia Staff 3, 4: Class Play Committee 4: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3, 4. Interests: Bas- ketball, swimming, dancing, ten- nis, Rockne, Iunior Twentieth Catholic Club, C.Y.O., knitting. Future: Secretarial Work. ROY EDWARD PARKER Parker 20 Walnut St. After being put through every test, This swell guy is still one ol the best. Technical. Activities: Basketball 2' Cross Country 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3: Male Chorus Z, 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 4. Interests: Tumbling, swim- ming, trampoline, weight-lifting, records. Future: Springfield Col- lege. ARLENE HARRIET PA ULL 'Arl, Grill 277 Moraine St. 'A good disposition is more val- uable than gold. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Erockton.a Staff 4: llominat- ing Committee I: Ring Commit- tee 3: L-ues Collector 4: Girls' Sports Councgl 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Sports, swimming, camp, Y.W.I-I.A., Rockne. Future: Colby College. THOMAS PAUL PAVAO Tom 20 Old St. All love a smile: because beaming from end to end, Indicates an athlete, humorist, and friend. Teachers College. Activities: Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: lunior Usher 3: Student Counczl 4. Interests: Sports, Y.M.C.A., C.Y.O. Future: University of Massachusetts. SYLVIA L. PEMBERTON Si1 26 Old Colony Square Behind her sparkling eyes we see There lies deep sincerity. Commercial. Interesisz Dancing, records, photography, basket- ball, church, reading. Future: Brockton Business College. BARBARA IOANNE PERRY 818 Centre St. Stylish, sweet, and very neat, The kind of girl all like to meet. Commercial. Activities: Health Activities 3: Intramural Sports 4. Interests: Skating, music, ten- nis. Future: Office Work. DONALD FRANCIS PETRONE Putter, Don 19 Orange St. 'Ee always merry as ever you can For no one delights in a sorrow- ful man. Teachers College. Activities: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4. Interests: Fishing, bowling, gardening. Fu- ture: University ot Massachu- setts RICHARD DALE PETTENGILI. Dick, Pete 81 Prospect St. 'A good character shines like a beacon in the night. Teachers College. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Football 2: I-Ii-Y 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4. Interests: Baseball, basketball, swimming, Porter-I-Ii. Future: Boston Univer- sity. CAROL ANN PHILLIPS Shorty 18 Harold St. Friendly, gay, and petite, Our Carol can't be beat. Commercial Machine Clerical. Activities: Christmas Pageant 2: Girls' Glee Club 2: Harmonics Z. Interests: C.Y.O,, swimming, bowling, roller skating, ice ska.- ing. Future: Secretarial Work. LORRAINE IUNE PICCHIONE IB Kingman St. Here is one Well-liked by all, lr' summer, winter, spring or fall. Commercial Machine Clerical. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2. Future: Office Work. common Ml-:1.vvN PIERCE ua Highland si. ln him are found the things that make A reputation strong and great. Technical. Activities: A Cappel- la Choir 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pag- cant 2, 3, 4: Gift Committee 35 Nominating Committee 3: Class Play Cast 35 Galloneers 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 45 Iunior Usher 3: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4. Interests: DeMolay, Christian Endeavor, photography. Future: College. DONALD IOSEPH PINTER Cac 29 North Manchester St. Ouiet, though friendly he wears a smile: Happily he proceeds through any trial. Activities: Band 3: Football 2: Track 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Sports, cars, C.Y.O. Fu- ture Armed Forces. IOSEPH ANTHONY PISCITELLI Ice 30 Cherry St. Always calm,always collected, 'Nell-liked by all, and by all re- spectedf' College Liberal Arts. Activities: Baseball 2, 3: Constitution Corn- mittee 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Sports. Future: Mas- sachusetts Schcol of Pharmacy. ROBERT PISTONE Sage Brush 65 Moraine St. 'A little work, a lot more play, That's how he likes to pass the day. Industrial Arts. Activities: Intra- :nural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Hunting, swimming. Future: Col- lege. 6 ri: . .-5 if ,.,. 4.5, '-.P-. 4. s SANDRA MARIE PITTA Sandy 22 Somerset Place One could mark her merry na- ture By the twinkle in her eyes. Commercial Stenographic. Activ- ities: A Cappella Choir 2: Class Play Usher 4: Christmas Pag- eant 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 25 I-Iarmonics 2: Cheerleader 3, 4: Intramural hports 2. Interests: Outside sports. Future: Telephone Oper- ator. IANET ELLISSA PIVER I. P. 191 Spark St. Mischief dances in her eyes, And smiles upon her lips. Commercial Retail Selling. Ac- tivities: Intramural Sports 2. In- terests: Swimming, basketball, oancing, record collecting. Fu- ture: Office Work. JOSEPHINE MARIE Prvsnorms Dimples ll Donald sn. It's not that I dislike school, I just like freedom more. Commercial Machine Clerical. Part Time. Activities: Dramatic Club 3. Interests: Cooking, sew- mg, work. Future: Office Work. ROBERT ALLAN PLEAU Scrounge 311 East St. Always carefree, ever gay. Technical. Interests: Iazz music, hunting, fishing, sports. Future: Service. RICHARD FRANCIS POIRER Dick 243 Keith Ave. Ext. Life is what you choose to make it. General Mechanical. Interests: Hunting, golf. Future: Manufac- turer's Representative. EDWARD IOSEPH POWERS 44 Sheridan St. In the scale of destinies, brawn will never weigh as much as brain. College Scientific. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. interests: Spectator sports, boat- ing, fishing. Future: Worcester Polytechnic Institute. MARY ELIZABETH POWERS 32 Silver Rd. Kindness and thoughttulness blend, And make th:s girl a wonderful friend. Llome Economics. PATRICIA ANN PRATT P. P. 607 North Montello St. Always carefree, ever gay. Commercial Stenographic. Ac- txvxties: A Cappella Choir 2: Nominating Committee 2: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4: Gzrls' Glee Club 23 Harmonies 2: Intramural Sports 2. Interests: Basketball, danczng, swimming, record collecting. Future Secre- tarial Vfork. MARGARET IANE PRIESTLEY Peggy 162 Nilsson St. Eyes that sparkle, hair that shines, A girl who will linger long in our minds. Commercial Retail Selling. Ac- tivities: Grrls' Glee Club 2. In- terests: Rainbow Gxrls, sports, Sunday School teacher. Future: Bank Work. ROSE MARY PRIMAVERA Rosie 81 Grove St. 'Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others, Cannot keep it from themselves. Hospital Training. Activities: A Cappella Choir 3: Christmas Pageant 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3: 4: Dues Collector 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Harmonics 3: Intramural Sports 2, 4: lun1or Usher 3: Stu- dent Council 2. Interests: luntor Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Sunday School teacher, church choir, dancing, sewing, singing. Future: Brockton Hospi- tal School of Nursing. WI1.LARD ROBERT PROUTY 'Bob 62 Winnitred Rd. Personality, a gleaming smile, An active m.nd, a friend worth- while. College Liberal Arts. ACIIVIIISSZ Hr-Y 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: lunior Usher 3: Swimming 2, 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Skiing, hunting, sarling, basket- ball, work. Future: Dartmouth. DANIEL EDWARD PRUSAITIS Donny 50 Scwtell Ave. His qualitzes are many, his faults there are few, Success in the future, an what- ever he may do. College Scientrlic. Activities: Golf 3, 4: Swimming 4. Interests: Golf, hunting, swimming. Fu- ture: Pennsylvania State Uni- versity. w, x-.,. Q SANDRA EDNA PUFFER SUndY 559 Main St A gzrl while w.tty and gay, f'he'll be I9llt'?YltLf'IE?Cl that wayf f' ,Ol'l'tfl'l6-ICIUI Fetal Selhng. Ac- tivities: Lr'rr:rrtic Club 4: Intra- mural Sports f.. Interests: Lanc- ing, roller ekakng. Future: Tele- phone Oper GEORGE FRANCIS QUINN 2ll Plain St. 'Happy-go-lucky, frrendly and 935' A nlcer fellow couldnt Come T your nvayf' F .ecnn:cai. interests: Sports. ru- tuiez Ilavy. BETTY ANN RASTIKIS Bets 159 Ellsworth St. Shes gay and happy, And ax.-rays .oaks snappyj Retail Selling. Activitxes: A Cap- pella Chczr Q, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Brocktonia Col- lector 2: Chrzstmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Harznonics 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports L. interests: hone: skating, singing, reading, aanc- ing. Future: Work. PATRICIA ANN REAGAN Iesse 49 Churchill Ave. She's a delightful mixture --- good nature, generosity, humor, and seriousness. Commercial. Activities: Brock- ton1a Staff 4: Class Play Ticket Commzttee 4: Intramural Sports 2 3, 4. Interests: Knitting, swim- ming, lunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Rockne, Future: Office Work. IOI-IN IOSEPH REARDON Johnny 24 Dupont Circle A calm surface hides an un- :iercurrent of energy, industry, and high spzritsf' Technical. Interests: Sports, work. Future: lftfentworth Insti- tute. IOYCE REED Bubbles Slc Hill St. Carefree and witty, pretty and GUY Symboltzes loyce an every way. Cornmerc1al. Activities: Girls' Glee Club 2: Intramural Sports 2. Interests: Sports, dancing, music, Pilgrim Fellowship. Fu- ture: Secretarial Work. RITA CAROL REGGIANNINI Reggie 10 Main St. Place Character makes its own des- tiny. Commercial. Activities: Class Play Usher 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Skating, dancing, bas- ketball. Future: Office Vtfork. ROBERTA RAE RICHARDS Berda 27 Welsford St. A sunny nature wins lasting friendship everywhere. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Class Ring Committee 3: Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 27 Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: C.Y.O., Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, Rockne, church, sports, knitting. Future: Nursing. BARBARA AGNES RILEY Barb 80 Ellis St. Not very tall, not very small, Peppy and sunny, liked by all. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Class Ring Committee 3: CICISS Officer 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Rockne, Iunior Twentieth Cen- tury Catholic Club, sports. Fu- ture: College. DONALD DOMNIC RITUCCI Speedo l31 Walnut St. Lite is but a thought. Technical. Activities: Intramural Sports 4. Interests: Saxophone, baseball. Future: Bandmaster. BEVERLY ANN ROBERTS Bevey 26 Guild Rd. General. Interests: Dancing, reading, drawing. Future: Work. ARTHUR EDWARD ROGERS 692 North Montello St. When a friendly word is really in need, Then Arthur is the friend we all should heed. Technical. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2: Christmas Pageant 2, 3: Hi-Y 2: Male Chorus 2, 3. Inter- ests: Hunting, fishing. Future: Vllentworth Institute. IRENE CLARE ROSEN 22 Wall St. A girl who quietly wends her way And does her duty day by day. Teachers College. Activities. Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Tem- ple Israel, Y.W.H.A. Future: Nurse. EDNA MAE ROSS Eddie 51 Wyman St. A little work, a little play, Makes tor her a happy day. Commercial. Activities: Intra- mural Sports 2: Library Monitor 2. Interests: Dancing, bowling, baseball, basketball, swimming. Future: Secretary. NELSON GILBERT ROSS 24 Trip Ave. Not too serious, not too gay, But altogether a jolly good fel- Iow. College Liberal Arts, Activities: Class Ring Committee 3: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Y.M.I-l.A. Youth Council, sports. Future: College. ALFRED ROBERT RYAN Fred 364 Centre St. Life is what you choose to make it. Technical. Interests: Sports, skat- mg, bowling. Future: Bentley Accounting School. PATRICIA MARY ST. ONGE Patsy IBM Cottage St. Kindness and thoughttulness blend And make this girl a wonderful friend. Teachers Colleae. Act'vities: Class Gilt Committee 4: Library Monitor 4. Interests: Cooking, sewing, knitting, crochetmg. Fu- ture: Brockton Academy ot Beau- ty Culture. MARGARET ANNE SANDERSON Peggy 29 Mason St. Your friends are many, your foes are tew: Theres seldom a friend as nice as you. Commercial. Activities: Yearbook Stat! 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Usher 3. Interests: Bowl- ing, swimming. Future: Airline Stewardess. DENISE ELLEN SANTORO 189 Pleasant St. Always cheerful e her sunny dispositton will bring her heaps of success. Teachers College. Activities. Class Nominating Commzttee 2: Dues Collector 4: Student Coun- cil 3, 4. Interests: Music, C.Y.O., Iunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club. Future: Framingham State Teachers College. MICHAEL SAULICH Red 226 West Elm St. Strong in will to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. College Sczentitic. Activities: Class Nominating Committee 3: I-li-Y 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Model airplanes, ice skating, uasketbarl. Future: University oi Massachusetts. GLORIA ANNE SAVIGNANO Glo 300 Court St. Eyes that lwinkle and shine: Prove that she has a merry time. Commercial. Activities: Dramatic Club 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Chrzst- rnas Pageant 4: Class Play Cast 4: Girls Gree Club 2. Interests: Sports, photography, C.Y.O., lun- ior Twentgeth Century Catholic Club. Future: Secretarial W'ork. ROBERT EDWARD SCOTT Scotty 496 North Quincy St. Happy is he who is content. Technical. Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3. Interests: Automo- biles. Future: Mechanical Work. MADELINE FRANCES SESSINE Maddy 8 Baxendale Ave. She may appear quiet, but lock again. Teachers College. Activities. Brocktonia Collector 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Future: Bridge- water State Teachers College. ,SANDRA IANE SHAY 28 Ellis St. Commercial. Interests: Swim- ming, dancing, tennis. Future: Secretary. CHARLES IARED SIEGEL Ierry 190 Country Club Lane f-. 'go cl.a:ac'fr :h.nes lice a Ffa r..g?.t, 2 Ei f:'.t,!:f:. Actrvites: 'z 2 l?ey.:eeer.tat.ve 3: Stu- . . E 4' Class Pres.- '3 -il: 'Silt 2, 3, 4: Iuntcr . 3. fnterefgts: Mechanics, Lrylanes, golf. Future: .111-2 s lr.s:rtu'e of Tech- CAROL ANN SIMMONS 51 Huntington St. f-..'.'.-aye carefree, ever gay. Corrfrrercral. Actavgtiesz Band 3, 4' -ues Collector 4. Interests: lanirgg, S'J1'1ITlYIlll'lQ', roller skat- .nvg,1bc'.f:lina. Future: Secretargal ox. WILLIAM REED SINCLAIR 2912 Wyman St. He has a single and a joke for everyone. General Sales. Interests: Swim- ming, sagling, canoeing. Future: Servrce. CAROL MARIE SKILLINGS 15 Hayward Ave. Where there's fun shes always 1:1 Qt, Never still for halt a minute. Commercial. Acuvitzesz Christ- rnas Pageant 4: Broclctonia Collector 2: Mcsfs and Bests Cornrniztee 4: Class Play Usher 4: Intramural Sports 2, 4. Inter- ests: Rockne, lunzor Twentieth Century Catnol1c Club, C.Y.O., scvflrng. Future: Avzation Trann- ...W cfasos' SHIRLEY IRENE SMALL Sis 21 Keswick Rd. ' She :s sz-:eet and shy and nice, 'ffzth just the right amount of spice. Commercial. Interests: Skating basketball, C.Y.C. Future: Tele- phone Operator. ALTON THOMAS SMITH Smitty 98 Leach Ave. 'Tlev-er let your horrewcrk stand 12 the way of pleasure. Industrial Arts. Interests: Hunt- gng, baseball. Future: Air Force. RICHARD EDGAR SMITH Smitty The huntsman winds his horn and a hunting we will go. Technical. Interests: Hunting, fishing. Future: Undecided. SALLY ANNE SMITH Sabina 8 EmorY Sf- A pleasing way, a sunny smile, full of pep and fun, Such qualities in Sally are liked by everyone. Hospital Training. Activities: Christmas Pageant 4: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4: Year- book Staff 4. Interests: Dancing, swimming, bowling. lunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club. Fu- ture: Brockton Hospital School of Nursing. MELVYN HERBERT SMOLENSKY Mel 22 Pineview Terr. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Class Officer 2, 3: Class PlaY Cast 4: Football 3: Hi-Y 2: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4. Interests: Electricity, woodwork- ing, sports. Future: University of Massachusetts. snwnnn HENRY spnmcazrrx iz Marigold na. Glad that I live am I! General. Interests: Auto mechan- ics. Future: Mason Work. THEODORA FRANCES STEINECKE Terry 24 Trafalgar St. 'She may look quiet, but look again. Commercial. Activities. Class Motto Committee 4: Class Ring Committee 4: Intramural Sports 2. Interests: Rainbow Girls, danc- ing, sports, church activities. Fu- ture: Telephone Operator. DAVID ALLEN STENGEL Dave 394 Spring St. Never trouble trouble, until trouble troubles you. Teachers College. Activities. Boys' Sports Council 2, 3: Cross Country 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Track 4. Interests: City League Basketball, Y.M.H.A. Basketball. Future: University of Connecti- cut. 'Q I 4 1 kv , ,,....- i' IS FRED RICHARD STEVENS 954 Warren Ave. I love Work: it fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. General. Interests: Sports. Fu- ture: Salesman. KENNETH RUSSELL STEVENS 53 Locust St. The foundation of every noble character is sincerity. College Scientific. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. Interests: Sports. Future: Northeastern. BARBARA ANN STORK Moose 405 Plain St. Not too serious, not too gay. A good friend from day to day. Hospital Training. Activities: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Intramural Sports 4. Interests: Dancing, ice skating, sports, swimming. Fu- ture: Massachusetts Memorial Hospital. CAROLYN FRANCES STORY 684 Main St. On Carolyn you can depend May her goodness never end. Commercial. Interests: Reading, dancing, singing, skating. Future: Secretarial Work. RENA ANN STRATOTI Re 123 North Ave. Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Commercial. Activities: Class Nominating Committee 3: Intra- mural Sports 2. Interests: Iunior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, skating, swimming, tennis, bowl- ing, Dancing. Future: Chandler School for Women. ALVAN BUDRICK STRIPINIS AI 49 Sawtell Ave. A bad excuse is better, they say, than none at all. Teachers College. Activities. Dues Collector 2: Golf 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 2. Interests: Golf, drawing, hunting, swimming. Fu' titre: Massachusetts School of rt. IOSEPI-I WILLIAM SULLIVAN Sully 302 North Warren Ave. Day in and day out, he's the finest person without a doubt. Technical. Actzvitiesz A Cappella Choir 2, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 4: Football 2, 35 Galloneers 2, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Sports. Future: Navy. IOSEPH WOODS SULLIVAN Joe 121 Summer St. With friendly smiles and cheery hellos, loe is liked by everyone he knows. College Scientific. Activities: Intramural Sports 3: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Horseback riding, fishing, hockey. Future: College. MAI-IYLYNNE CLAIRE SUSI Mal 1007 Montello St. Dark hair, dark eyes and a pretty smile: A good friend and one worth- while. Retail Selling. Interests: Swim- ming, bowling, dancing, skating. Future: Work. ANTHONY GEDEMINAS TAMOSHA ITIS Tony 86 Webster St. Not that I love study less, But I love fun more. College Scientific. Activities: Class Play Cast 4: Male Chorus 4: Dramatic Club 4. Interests: Radio, television, airplanes. Fu- ture: Aeronautical Engineering and Design. NIIOLA VERONICA TAMOSHAITIS 86 Webster St. How softly she speaks and how gently she smiles. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Brocktonia Collector 2, 3: Class Play Usher 4: Brocktonia Staff 4: Girls' Glee Club 3. Interests: Skating, swimming, dancing, ten- nis, music. Future: Simmons RAYMOND TAUTKUS Ray 143 Ridge St. Has natural dzsposztion and his vim, Prove him a friend to all who know him. Technical. Interests: Hunting. fzshzng. Future: Service. if I gf WILLIAM FRANCIS TAYLOR Bill 38 Pine Avo. Firgf-t 'rp gxzy? 'Ne never will. W :Il 'Jf u he just our Bzllf' ft.:-ritz.. rerestsz Dances, ::..r.i: TZNEY skattng, bowl- ' ' Ph , r' O. Fu'-ire: ofcgrfigkiy. ANNETTI-I THERESA TESTA 177 North Warren Ave. 'A l1ttle girl with a lot to say. Commercnl. Interests: Dancing, skatpng, bon-Jlzng, tennis, swim- ming. Future: Secretary. MARGARET ANN TRITES Peggy 8 North Ash St. lIoth1ng worrzes me. Commercga.. Interests: Photogra- phy, swgrnrning, sports, bowling. Future: Office Clerk. CAROL ANN TROIANO 162 Lawrence St. The way to be happy is to make others happy. Commercial. Activities: Brock- ton1a Collector 4. Interests: C.Y,O., swimming, dancing. Fu- ture: Telephone Operator. LUCY PATRICIA ULIANELLI 7 Willard Ave. She has a sm:le and a joke for everyone. Commercgal. Activities: Christ- rnas Pageant 2: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Swimming, dancing, C.Y.O. Future: Office Work. ROSEMARIE URBANO Ro 23 Glenwood St. 'ffhere theres fun she's always :ri Lt, fever still for a half a minute. Commercial. Activities: Intra- :ural Sports 2, 3. Interests: Vol- leyball, daricmc movies, sw:m- Futurez College. IOHN STEPHEN VALATKEVICZ Val 787 North Montello St. Let's enjoy pleasure while we can, Pleasure is never long enough. Technical. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Mosts and Bests Commit- tee 4: Galloneers 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4. Interests: Hunt- ing, fishing, outdoor sports. Fu- ture: Engineering. MARY BARBARA VECERE Marie 15 Connecticut Place She has a good time wherever she goes, And radiates pleasure from her head to her toes. Commercial. Activities: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Bowling, roller skating, knitting. Future: Secretary. ROSEMARIE ELIZABETH VISCARDI Bogie 24 Nason St. Rosemarie is a splendid friend, To her charm there is no end. Commercial. Activities: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: I-larmonics 2, 3, 4. Inter- ests: Music, horseback riding. swimming. Future: Secretary. IOSEPH SALVATORE VOCI Ice 106 Huntington St. At homework he's not too effi- cient, But at telling a joke, he's terri- fic. Commercial. Activities: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Ice skating, swimming, dancing. Future: U.S. Marine Corps. IAMES EDWARD WALDON Iirnmy 71 Mulberry St. Give the world the best, And the best you shall receive. Technical. Activities: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Galloneers 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4: Male Chorus 3, 4. Interests: Fishing. Future: U.S. Marines. IOHN WILBER WALES Iohnny 34 Linwood St. Quiet and seemingly shy, With a sparkle of mischief in his eye. Retail Selling. Interests: Horse- back riding. Future: Burdett Col- lege. 'Q' -.Q HJ.P 2 I xg- -if? I ' 75 .. 54 sq if 'r 'iffy if, ,gt ' I z--. r J 4-5 -1 1.1 F . f-vX 'zz--f Y' Y 1 I . 'IM IEANNE FRANCES WALKER Halt-Pint 1564 Main St. Why go to school everyday? Let them miss you by staying away. Commercial. Activities: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3. Interests: Sports. Future: Secretary. ANN MARIE WALSH A pleasing way, a sunny smile, full of pep and fun, Such qualities in Ann are liked by everyone. Commercial Part Time. Interests: Bowling, dancing, tennis, basket- ball, swimming, knitting. Future: Telephone Operator. MADELINE ANN WARD Butch 124 Battles St. Speech is silver, Silence is golden. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Christmas Pageant 4: Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Iunior Twen- tieth Century Catholic Club, ten- nis, swimming, bowling, skating, dancing, skiing. Future: Bridge- water State Teachers College. ALAN CLIFFORD WARNER 35 Autumn Circle, Canton Silence and simplicity are vir- tues of great men. College Scientific. Activities. Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Interests: Music, model building, photography. Future: Music. GORDON NATHAN WATKINS Brother 20 Guild Rd. Silent type as everyone knows, A calm disposition he always shows. College Scientific. Activities. A Cappella Choir 2: Christmas Pageant 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Male Chorus 2, 3. Interests: St. Paul's Basketball, Y.M.C.A., swimming, golf. Future: Rensse- laer Polytechnic Institute. RICHARD ALLAN WATTS Dick 21 Harold St. He's a good friend and lots of fun, These qualities are known by everyone. College Scientific. Activities. Gift Committee 4: Male Chorus 2: Intramural Sports 2. Interests: C.Y.O., Y.M.C.A., cars, basket- ball. Future: Bridgewater State Teachers College. ALICE IANE WEDGE HAI.. One can mark her merry na- ture by the twinkle in her eye. Commercial Part Time. Activities: Christmas Pageant 2: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: C.Y.O., roller skating. Future: Office Work. DAVID IOHN WELCH Grill 22 Alandale Ave. David is a joker and a lover, He has a line like no other. College Scientific. Activities. Class Play Cast 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. Inter- ests: C.Y.O., sports. Future: Cor- nell University. RICHARD LEE WELCH Dick 187 Florence St. I-le-'ll help you when you're down. Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3. Interests: Bowling, DeMolay, church. Future: Burdett College. CAROLYN CORINNE WENTZELL 239 Boylston St. A voice so sweet, eyes of blue, Always a friend, faithful and true. Interests: Swimming, reading, skating, dancing, Central Metho- dist Youth Fellowship. Future: Clerical Work. NANCY SUSAN WEST Nance 255 West Chestnut St. Quiet and still, Yet lots of fun. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Brocktonia Staff 3, 45 Nominat- ing Committee 2: Ring Commit- tee 3: Intramural Sports 4: Year- book Staff 4, Library Monitor 3, 4. Interests: Ragnbow Girls, skat- ing, water sports, sports, danc- ing, Future: Massachusetts Gen- eral Hospital School of Nursing. ROBERT IVAR WESTERLUND 172 Belair St. Never let your homework stand in the way of pleasure. General. Future: Undecided. i A O -X EUGENE WHITE Sonny 26 Thatcher Ct. A little work, a lot more play, 'I'hat's how he likes to pass the day. General. Activities: Swimming 3. Interests: Hunting, fishing, swim- ming. Future: U.S. Navy. IUDITH ANN WHITE Grill 16 Andover St. She is the form of lite and light, Laughing eyes and manner bright. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Co-Editor of Brocktonia 4: Dues Collector 2, 3, 4: Chairman of the Nominating Committee 37 In- tramural Sports 2, 3, 47 Class Play Cast 4: lun r Usher 3: Yearbook Staff 45 BlI3I.S. Reporter 4. Interests: St. Casimir's Young Ladies' Sodality, swimming, ice skating, dancing, knitting, par- ties, sports, music. Future: Michi- gan State University. IOHN FRED WILLIAMS Will 211 Plain St. I love work, it fascinates meg I could sit and watch it for hours. Industrial Arts. Activities: Intra- mural Sports 2, 3: Male Chorus 2, 3. Interests: Basketball, base- ball, boxing, swimming, hockey, diving, medicine, carpentry. Fu- ture: U.S. Navy. MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS 69 Parker St. Laughing eyes, a merry smile, A true friend, one worthwhile. College Liberal Arts. Activities: Brockton1a Collector 2: Brock- tonia Staff 2, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girls' Sports Council 3, 4: In- tramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Iunior Usher 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Interests: Knit- ting, dancing, sports, music, Iun- ior Twentieth Century Catholic Club, C.Y.O., Rockne. Future: Boston College. DONALD IRVING WILLIS Willey 497 Ash St. Quiet and seemingly shy, With a spark of mischief in his eye. Teachers College. Interests: Sports, stamps. Future: Bridge- water Stale Teachers College. IANET MARIE WILMOT Ian 74 Vesey St. A good disposition is more val- uable than gold. Commercial. Activities: Christ- mas Pageant 3: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Interests: Sports, dancing, knitting. Future: Secretary. IUDITH ANN WINN Iudy 94 Auburn St. One can mark her merry na- ture, By the sparkle in her eyes. General. Activities: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 47 Girls' Glee Club 2, 4: Harmonics 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3. Inter- ests: Singing, sports. Future: Brockton Business School. CORINNE LEONA WRIGHT Mickey 95 Wyman St. Quiet and pleasant to meet, A combination that's hard to beat. Commercial. Activities: Nominat- ing Committee 2: Constitution Committee 2. Interests: Dancing, C.Y.O., knitting, sports, clothes. Future: Office Work. GEORGE EARL WRIGHT Bunky 44 Glen Ave. Always on hand when some- thing is doing, Always eager to get things go- ing. ' Industrial Arts. Activities: Bas- ketball 2: Christmas Pageant 4: lntrdmural Sports 2, 3. Interests: Collecting records, sports, bas- ketball,work.Future: Undecided. IOHN BRONISLAW YONITIS Iohnny 361 Field St. Much mirth and no madness, All good and no baclnessf' Commercial. Interests: Football, stamps, swimming, basketball. Future: Business. DONALD ALBERT YOUNG Don 24 Weston St. In him can be found all that's good as well as sound. Technical. Interests: Art, skating, reading, walking. Future: Engi- neering. DEANNA REGINA ZDANIEWISZ 71 Martland Ave. How softly she speaks, I-low gently she smiles. Hospital Training. Activities: Class Play Usher 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2: Student Council 2. Interests: lunior Twentieth Century Catho- lic Club, swimming, tennis, danc- ing, basketball, C.Y.O., clubs. Future: Catherine Laboure School of Nursing. ROBERT ARTHUR DUNPHY Dunph 54 Frcmkton Ave. Speech is power, speech is to persuade, to convert, to com- pei. College Scientific. Activities: I-li-Y 4. Interests: Drummer, I.'.F.W. Band, reading. Future: Harvard. THOMAS WILLIAM ANANIA Legs 122 Laureston St. A boy whose stature is really small, Is he quiet? Not at alll Industrial Arts. Interests: C.Y.O., Y.M.C.A., ice skating, dancing. Future: Armed Forces. IOYCE ANN ESTABROOK 75 Tremont St. Not too serious, not too gay: But altogether a pleasing com- panionf' Commercial. Activities: Part Time 4: Class Nominating Com- mittee 25 Class Play Usher 4. Interests: Dancing, swimming, skating, St. Margarefs Sodality. Future. Bookkeeping. RONALD IOSEPH GIGUERE Iigger 32 Taber Ave. A fellow worth knowing, A friend worth having. College Liberal Arts. Interests: Fishing, baseball, football, hunt- ing, cars, C.Y.O. Future: Con- Servation. IOSEPH FRANCIS MULLINS 130 East Ashland St. I-Iis jovial and understanding nature Will prove a great asset in the future. General. Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Galloneers 2, 3, 4: Male Chorus 2, 3, 4. Interests: C.Y.O., basketball. Future: Air Force. DAVID FRANCIS RUSSELL Dave 165 Belmont St. The unspoken word never does harm. Technical. Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Sports. Future: School. EILEEN ANNE O'HEIR 'I 554 North Main St. 'Lite is Just ore long holiday. Teachers College. Activities: Class Gift Committee 4: Intra- mural Sports 2. Interests Swim- ming, basketball. Future: Unde- cided DAVID RUSSELL PELLAND 527 East St. 'ln him can be found All that's good as well as sound. Technical. Activities: Intramural Sports 2. Interests: Automobile engines. Future: Air Force. ROBERT EARL SHERREN Porkey 215 Market St. Always on hand when some- thing is doing, Always eager to get things go- in Gengral Sales. Activities: Foot- ball 2: Track 2: Christmas Pag- eant 4. Interests: Swimming, fish- ing, hunting, football. Future: State Police Training School. FREDERICK ALMERICO ALEXANDER 280 Pleasant Street Life is what you choose to make it. College Scientific: Activities: In- tramural Sports 2, 3. Interests: Sports, football, basketball. Fu- ture: Armed Forces. GRACE MELODIE ARRIGHI MeI 75 North Ash St. A sunny nature wins lasting fr.endship everywhere. Commercial. Activities: Brock- tonia Collector 3: Girls' Glee Club 2. Interests: Reading, flower arrangement. Future: Ricker School ot Design. IOHN ROGER BUNAR Snooky 26 Sheridan St. Still water runs deep. General. Activities: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Tennis 4. Interests: Fishing, hunting. Future: Coast Guard Academy. RICHARD ELLSWORTH BURT Dick 754 Main St. An unassuming boy in truth, A lad of decent paris and good repute. Teachers College. Interests: Bas- ketball, hunting, building scale model planes, archery, tennis, swimming, art. Future: United States Air Force. THOMAS IOSEPH CAPOLONGO Capf' 121 Iacob St. Life is too short to worry. College Scientific. Interests: Art. Future: Aviation Cadet School. HENRY IOSEPH COLMAN lay 20 Apple'on St. ' Little I ask, my wants are few. Teachers College. Activities: Track 2: Tennis 2. Interests: Radios, Hi-Fi equipment. Future: Electronics. WILLIAM EDWARD DONAHUE Dunny 21 Grand St. 'Happy-go-lucky, carefree, and GGY, May luck go with you all the way. General Business. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Interests: Bowl- png, sports. Future: Army. RALPH IOSEPH D'AMATO Ir. 31 Sheridan St. Life is too short to worry. Commerc:al. Future: Navy. JOSEPH MARTIN DIAS Ice 28 Draper St. I.et's be dreamers all. General Sales and Service. In- terests: Basketball, golf, base- ball. Future: Business. PAUL VINCENT DIGIAMMO Digger I5 Iohnson Sq. I love work, it fascinates me, I could sit and watch it all day Sales and Service. Activities: Tumbling 2. Interests: Y.M.C.A. Future: Army. PAUL MATTHEW DILLON Matt 60 Noyes Ave. Easy come, easy go, Time goes fast, but school goes slow. Technical. Activities: Baseball 2: Intramural Sports 2. Interests: Baseball, basketball, football. Fu- ture: Service. IUDITH ELAINE DUCLO Judy 332 Moraine St. She can because she thinks she can. Commercial. Interests: Dancing, skating, bowling. Future: Hair- riressing. RONALD EDWARD FINE Ron 92 Belmont Ave. Activities: Cross Country 4. In- terests: Golf, basketball. Future: College. AGNES ANNE GRANT 253 Ash St. A live wire from start to finish, Her wit and zeal will ne'er di- minish. College Liberal Arts. Interests: Swimming, skating, working, new cars. Future: Office Work. 75 RICARDO DOMENIC ANTONIO FROIO Crow 406 Montello St. Industrial Arts. Activittesz Foot- zall lflanfifgcr 4. In'erests: Skat- mg danczng, cars, swgmmzng. t uture: serv P. IOHN BARTOLOMEW TRACEY, IR. Trace 11 Green Place I love work: it fascinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours. General Sales and Service. Ac- tivities: Male Chorus 2. Interests: Sports, hunting, fishing. Future: Service. KENNETH ROSTEDT HOLLIS Ken I4 Clyde St. Happy is he who is content. Teachers College. Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Future: Typewriter Mechanic. RICHARD ANTHONY LOUNGE Dick 621 Montello St. A quiet chap he is indeed: I-Ie'll help you out in every need. Technical. Activities: Football 27 Intramural Sports 2. Interests: Radio and television experiment- ing, automotive repair and hot rods, cadet officer in Civil Air Patrol. Future: U. S. Air Force and Electronic Maintenance. IEANNE MARIE LYNCH Ieannie 15 Crowell St. Eyes that twinkle and shine: Prove that she nas a merry time. Retail Selling. Activities: Brock- tonia Collector 2. Future: Secre- tarial Work. MCKINLEY MACK HINES Iunior 30 Hayward St. Thought provokes character. Teachers College. Interests: Bas- ketball, sports, iootball, base- ball, repairing mechanisms. Fu- ture: Morgan State Teachers Col- lege. ROBERT ALAN NASON Bob 141 Belmont St. EnJoy yourself today, for one does not know what tomorrow may bring. Technical. Activities: I-li-Y 3. In- terests: Radio and Television. Future: Navy. RICHARD ALLEN O'DONNELL Odie 50 Boylston St. 'To meet him he is quiet, Tc know him you'd deny it. Industrial Arts. Interests: Cars, skating, swimming. Future: Ser- vice. .X4ll,t0gl 6ll9A5 vA AvAvYNfNfSA .xdcfiuifiea fvxAf 77 .fdcliuified On the following pages is a record of those clubs and extra-curricular activities that have contributed a great deal to our enjoyment ot the past three years. We recall with pleasure, and a little nostalgia, our own part in them and are proud to have belonged. As we look back over the past three years, we regret that we did not play harder, study more, and that time did not permit us to join more of these groups. We realize now how much they have helped us to learn to get along well with others. We especially want to mention the Male Chorus for which we have no photo- graph. Their music at concerts, in the Christmas Pageant and on many other occasions gave us a great deal of pleasure. The following boys make up the membership of that group: Francis Belanger, Ronald Brosseau, Richard Kim- ball, Edward McKenzie, Philip Metcalf, Ioseph Mullins, Madison Ripley, Paul St. Iames, Wayne Srnith, Wayne Staples, Edwin Wiesner, Fred Stetson, William Stoddard, Edward Sullivan, Owen Valentine, Arthur White, Iames Bourque, Robert Boysen, Robert Burke, Iohn Creney, Richard Dodd, Ioseph Donahue, Robert Doucette, Theodore Florio, David Harding, Walter Howell, Vincent Ken- drates, Peter Lalli, Robert Lincoln, Iames Waldron, David Lovell, Iohn Newsom, Kenneth Porter, Carl Smith, Carl Sondeen, Paul Sullivan, Richard Valetkevicz, Sherman Bowers, Paul Clancy, Carl Crealese, Robert DeChristopher, Richard DiSalle, lohn Dockery, Robert Dodd, David Dupuis, Frank Fisher, Stephen Gell, Edward Gershman, Robert Maglof, Dennis Healy, Wayne Karlson, Russell Kelly, David Lessard, Iames Maillane, David Nash, Caneron Rix, Richard Solo- mon, Iames Sullivan, Anthony Tarnoshaitus, Douglas Todd, Iohn Valetkevicz, Eugene Alfonso, Howard Beal, Barry Broderick, Albert Bruni, Stanley Daniel- czyk, Robert Dears, Iohn deKoning, Frank Fisher, William Hallinan, Thomas Healy, Dwight Holton, Bruce Iones, Dexter Landers, Austin Lyons, Walter Mig- nault, Gordon Pierce, Peter Rubbe, Michael Shippee, Iames Stevens, Iohn Strangis, Paul Tosca. The faculty director was Mr. Rodney May. I f'x! A1 , fx 2 jg 78 nk t 73 enior C6155 icerd The Class Officers, under the direction of Miss Pauline L. Hoit, have worked faithfully to unite and quide our class. Good luck, Ierry, Alice, Barbara, and Berdag we appreciate your fine work. Q ight: Alice Noonan, Vice-Presidenig Charles Siegel, President: Roberta Richards, Treasurer, Barbara Riley, Secretary ,L if-6.40 8 5 va. G t -ch- as N '.'l3 Left to right: Richard Welch, Ianice Dubois, Kathleen Ford, Scnia Bernard, Robert Dodd. xecufiue ommiffee Cutting and pasting! KathY, ianice, Sonia, Bobby and Dickie have made every- thing this year--irorn G clets to iishesl The success oi our class activities is due to the h 1 d 1 ' ' e p an oyalty of our Executive Committee, and for this, the class is sincerely grateful. 80 xg-1, 'NQQ7 A , J'-yr . S nf' x' -Q 1 X. 'fr K ... F' SCPHCMCRE CLASS CFFICERS From row, left to right: Gloria Riccic, Timothy Cleary, Audrey lanes. Second rczv: James Bcurque, Brendx Booth, Rrhzxrd D1 Sdlle. Third row: Brenda Erickscn, George lfizpp, Pzfnczx Pupellz. '-F' ., A.,..? 'gf ff ,M .4 gl Vx. , rv! 3 X Y YUNIOF, CLASS Ol7FlCEl?S left tp rzqhtz Rcsclie Piscitelli, 'ffgllidm Larson, loyce Andersen, Barbara Farrell, lcltn Cahill, lsfdry .inn Elms, lflchele Lxngelie Charles Bdccxs, Nancy Hayes. .gluclenf Kounci Under the leadership ot President Christy Badgio, Vice-President lane Kirker, Treasurer Richard Mapp, and Secretary Sandra McLellan, and executive com- mittee members Ann Blunt, Roberta Palmiero, Iudith Dunnington, Marlene Mason, Richard Arruda, Betty Colberg, and lerry Siegel fparliamentarianl, the Student Council, consisting ot one representative from each horne room, has carried on a busy program this year. Money raised by selling almost 4000 book covers helped pay tor the printing of the Student Guides, a project which was for the tirst time assumed entirely by the Council. Other activities included the now-annual Hlaloopsters' Hop and volunteer Red Cross Work by the mem- bers ot the Red Cross committee: Marietta Carriuolo, Mary Williams, Ann Blunt, layne Brennan, Ann Corcoran, Beatrice Piesco, Ioyce lppolito, Mary Wood, and various assistants from the Council. Congratulations to the Council on their line Work. -'06 Sv as ft 2: Cv f--nf: A,:aa-451' ,f,i.a---M - L4 on row, left to right: Christy Badgic, jane liirker, Sandra McLellan, Richard Mapp. Second row: Denise Santcro, Mary Wcod, Betty Ccligerg, Ann Corcoran, Clifford Davis, Mary Williams, Dorothy Maurath, lean Kirlfer, Frances Srnith, Kay Pcuffer. Third rcw: Ianice Cary, Claire Maguire, Iuzlitii Dunningtcn, Brenda Erickson, Beatrice Riesco, Annette Fiscitelli, Frances Zostak, iri fta Carriuclo, Catherine Fcrtin, Kathleen Fcrd, Carol Kellie, Fourth row: Eleancr Falk, loyce lppolito, Ann Dunningtcn, Ican Mahan, ,ludy l-lam, Sandra Hicks, Brenda Booth, Ianet Norcross, M If Anne Richardson, Marilyn Iohnson. Fif 'i row: Thcmas Pavao, Raymond Cesarini, Charles Siegel, Roberta Palniiero, layne Brennan, Rosalind White, Robert De Marco, ,Milli nn Larson, Richard Arruda, Robert Swanson, larnes Harrington, David Goldstein. 82 : W- V N . , i 4 f '9 5 ' 4 wr , ' ag.-by-35331 4 ,, QA,-M,? 1,4g:v,, W ' V 7, ze' ,A ,AY A. A i Adi If F 4 A fgsw, f. K 2' 'Zi . , .,, 4- ff .. .,- -. 'M avfz, 'w' 'M' S 'ft if it ' - 'f 46. 1 Q A ...J ,R 1 ' V., FL: ' ,, .L ' fl.--W-' L' ,milf V.. V N xl hx 5'fq,..i,f - ie, ' ,gd L 6 Front row, left tc right: Stevia Dounelis, Arlene Paull, luclith White, Marietta Carrmclo, Barbara Metcalf, Denise Santorc. Back row: lcyce lohnson, Eveyn Backlund, Sandra lonnson, Patricia Guiauskas, Carol Simmons, lean Kirker. U25 of eCf0l'6 Help make our class ao from raqs to riches. This phrase has echoed from the lips of all the dues collectors this past year. Because these girls served efficiently, the riches were qathered and we have our yearbook. 83 QQPAOOL The yearbook staff, under the able direction of Mr. Archibald Kelly, Miss Catherine A. Tuttle and Miss Dorothy I. Goodridae, has produced an entirely new yearbook. With oriainality as our theme We have composed a book with an air of freshness and informality from cover to cover. The staff derived qreat pleasure from our weekly meetings and took genuine pride in our accomplish- ment. We extend our heartiest thanks to our advisers, to Miss Beatrice L. Bos- worth and the commercial staff, and to all the other teachers and pupils who assisted us. Top row, lett to right: Laura Hutchins, Maxine Fisher, Thomas Capolonqo, Ioan Crosby, Michael Saulich, Margaret Sanderson Frank Keresztes-Fischer, Sally Smith. Second row: Frances Auerbach, Mary Williams, Rita Kumpa, Robert Prouty, Evelyn Backlund, Christy Badqio, Stevai Dounelis, Iames Duke. Bottom row: Irene Rosen, Natalie Byer, Nancy West, Ioseph Voci, ludith White, Delores Bertocci, Patricia Bergstrom. 84 I , , , 10 Q co if-VA f '? ? '5WfE .. X-f qw V ,ax . M. . Yi --an lug., A , 'Z -.. x , - A . .. -.., . .- 'H rcn row I I to right: Ewan v West, Leary Williams, Iuaitn Stone, Gloria Riccio, Sandra Saba, Patricia Pupello, Roberta Palmi ro ludith White Stevia Dsunelis. .ue ond row Barbara I rna.inc, Rita Kumpa, Arlene Pauli, Kathleen Ford. 'Kg L . as roc folua Once again 'Brocktoniaf' with its tive big issues, tried to keep the school up in the news. One oi the real tirsts this year was more and better pictures taken by our photographer, William Marks. The literary stall, coedited by ludith 'White and Stevia Dounelis, with Mr. Hopkins as adviser, worked hard. A great deal ol credit is due to the business staii, managed by Roberta Palmiero with Mr. Nash as adviser. This staff always had the advertisements ready and made possible the sale of the newspaper. Our thanks to all who had a part in producing Brockto1'iia for this year. 85 CLEAN First row, left to right: Adviser Alden Lane, Carrol Gagnon, Robert Nason, Gordon Pierce, Paul Sullivan, Richard Levine, Dr. Ralph S. Frellick. Second row: Vtfilliam Pagell, Steven Gell, Richard Cohen, Robert Thorburn, Richard Price, Michael Saulich, Adviser Malcolm Brooks. Third row: Robert Dunphy, Edward Gershrnan, Edward Snyder, loseph Sanford, Gerald Miller, Richard Pettenqill. f-U This year the Brockton Hi-Y Club, under the direction of Malcolm Brooks, has had a wide variety ot projects and activities. Some of the highlights which made this year a successful one for the club were outstanding speakers such as Mr. Kenneth Sampson, who described the function of the school board: a Teacher- Pupil Banquet, which proved that the pupils and faculty can be great triendsg and a Three Faiths Program, which included visits to each of the three churches. The club will, we know, continue its principles ot service and devotion to the home, school, and community. 86 part jhlefff During the past year, under the supervision of Miss Beatrice L. Bosworth, the part time pupils have performed a valuable service for the Brockton School System. We see these girls working industriously as secretaries in the Junior high cmd high school offices. Keeping up with school work while working as a part timer is a difficult job, and we congratulate these girls on their fine work. 91 3 Hangs 'mar A' 'S Front ro:-J, left to right: Iudiih Eelastcck, Shirley llardelli, Laura Hutchins, Iosephine Pivercnas, Eana Ross, Ciztherine Fzrtin, Carci Simmons, Naolie Byers, Barbara Damarino, lanice Clin'on. Second row: Annette Testa, Leona Fowler, Eleanor Brennan, Ianet Lawson, Priscilla Grey, lane Kirker, Alice Vfedge, Rena Stratcti, leanetie Colombo, Carol Asiai, Maxine Fisher. Top row: Roberta Palmiero, Ioyce Iohnson, Kathleen O'Connor, Carol Drummond, Frances Auerbach, Miss Bosworth, Ann Marie Walsh, Nancy Calef, lfiary Goasili, loyce Estabrook, Geraldine Asiaf, Parricia Reagan. 87 , Front row, left to right: Miss Converse, Geraldine Martinelli, Carolyn Beynolds, ludith Mandeville, Brenda Booth, lune Horne, Treasurer, Nancy West, President, Barbara Tarasiewicz, Vice'President, Roberta Rubin, Barbara Mehl, Lorraine Purdy. Second row: Mary Wood, Barbara Smith, Barbara Piantooni, Maia Di Falco, Pauline Doherty, Evilda Bissonette, Mary Lee, Ann Boss, Linda Polinsky. Third row: Lucille De Bitto, Nancy Lohnes, Sandra Chase, Vincente Klim, Leona Klim, Patricia St. Onqe, Sandia Smalley, Maiorie Connors. Other Monitors not present: lane Duggan, Elizabeth l-latch, loyce lppilito, Sherida Lothrop, Sandia Marcin, Patricia Mehl, Iune Roxborouqh, ludith Samson, Carol Smith, Barbara Stone, ludy Stone, Roberta Stone, Sheila Watson, Elaine Yenovkian, Roberta Zibel. oggrary Wonifora The Library Monitors, under the supervision of Miss Helen C. Converse, are constantly busy performing their various duties during all the class hours and before and after school. The many librarians have formed a club which meets one Monday a month. Because these airls serve efficiently, the material in the library is always at our disposal. 88 I KAQQPLQCJQPJ Will we ever torqet? ls anybody happy? Well, yes. ls anybody sad? Well, no. Well P- let's qive a holler, And let's aol To the cheerleaders who Worked fervently whether We were Winning or losina We owe many thanks. Under the leadership of Miss Doris E. Brooks and the head Cheerleader Alice Noonan, the unique cheers and formations added extra enthusiasm and spirit to each aame. Top row, left to right: Tina Dorn, Rosalie Piscitelli, Sandra l-licks, Gloria Saviqnano, loyce Anderson. Bottom row: Nancy Miller, Diane Murray, Alice Noonan, lean McGowan, Sandra Pitta. 89 r ,N .Q ffi :pt i CJ if . K , S C . A f AQ, uf A laorfa ounce Girls' Sports Council, open to junior and senior girls inter- ested in learning the ethics and principles behind each sport, has many candidates every year. Early in the tall the girls are instructed by Miss Doris E. Brooks, and, after a series ot tests has been successfully completed, the candidate becomes a member of this very active council. Some of the many duties of the girls, who must put in at least twenty hours a year, are officiating at junior high school games, intramural sports, junior high school play day, and the Faculty-Varsity game. JZ' Our Miss Brooks, the girls' physical education director, has tried to instill high ideals and fine moral character into every student, both boys and girls. Although she is a girls' teacher, she has influenced many students with whom she has come into contact. The Class of l956 is very grateful to her for all the work she has done tor us! First row, left to right: Carol Cahill, Tina Dorn, Susan Lazarus, Ianice Dubois, lane Creedon, Patricia Gutauskas, Stevia Dounelis, Brenda Kearney, Michaela Mannion, Dianne Murray, Carol Adomaitis. Second row: Beverly O'Neil, Alice Kelleher, Evelyn Moore, Carol Asiat, lean McGowan, Roberta Richards, Ioyce lohnson, Claire Bishop, loyce Anderson, Patricia Lyons, Geraldine Asiaf. Third row: Barbara Farrell, Betty Levaggi, Barbara Tarasiewicz, Marjorie Putter, Beatrice Piesco, Claire Wooley, Mary Hickey, Miss Doris Brooks, Alice Noonan, Beverly Madan, Arlene Paull, Mary Williams, Ioyce Brennan, Iayne Brennan, Michele Langelier, Claire Kent, Linda l-libel, Marilyn Lyons. Fourth row: Nancy Hayes, Sonia Bernard, Frances McCormack, Elizabeth Swanson, Margaret Creedon, janet Provost, Davena Dart, Rita Kumpa, Natalie Ekholm, loan Sweeney, Barbara Coots, Barbara Prilgowsky. Not present: Roberta Palmiero. 90 F Q., 'N A, ,,,. , , .' ' Q su 1 in. X Yihm f - 1 Left to right: Robert Reilly, Robert Corayer, Iohn Munies, Francis Lavigne, David Farnham fS1udent Directorl, William l-lallinan Robert Swanson. Not present when picture was taken: Lawrence Govcni. tClgeCl'6l f One of the most useful groups needed behind the scenes at all social functions, plays, and assemblies is the stagecraft crew. Although the members of this organization may seem to go without praise many times, their hard work and untiring efforts are appreciated by all who participate in the programs or watch them. Hearty thanks to Mr. Iohn F. Burbank and his Wonderful group of boys! Qi l 'k l Us udicaf groupd A very active group this year was the Girls' Glee Club, consisting of sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors. Their busy schedule included participation in the Christmas Pageant, the Brockton All-City Music Festival, the Southeastern Mas- sachusetts Music Festival at Needham, singing for all three classes in assemblies, and numerous P. T. A. engagements. A highlight ot the year's events was the sending ot tour delegates, Patricia Carreiro, Barbara Mattinson, Natalie Ekholm and Sandra Fruzzetti, to the All-State Music Festival at Pittsfield. This has been a thoroughly enjoyable activity tor both participants and listeners. Congratulations to Mr. Robert A. White and the chorus. A popular music group this year, the Harmonics, under the direction ot Mr. Robert A. Vifhite, has carried on a busy program. Besides local singing engagements, the girls participated in assembly programs tor all three classes, and sang in the Brockton All-City Music Festival and the Southeastern Massa- chusetts Music Festival at Needham. The Galloneers, a group of unusually talented singers selected from the Male Chorus, treauently give concerts during the year. They have spent many hours at rehearsals and have been amply rewarded by being invited to give concerts at many nearby schools. The boys are under the leadership of Mr. Rodney F. May. 92 ir , Ae ag 4-f I ifrll .- ll. .r-A '-- -- ' fl Q ' Flrst row, Qelt to rzqhtz Roberta Lynfn, Bzri uri fffditenson, Lucrlle Errtkscn, lvlarre Gxllele, Lcrrxine Fdrjy, Eeri :1n11 Q3 Fil: Eetty Solberg, lrene 'ff1lhur, Sdndrd Subd, EllZZ1',G'h I-lzfoh, Claire Deehcxn, lcdnn '.'.'3rd, lldrjf Kelly. Second rr:'.'.f: l.I3'rQ.' l-lcllisey, llzrthfz l.Cr1ng, Szndrx Srnzley, llizrj-' Lee, Rae '.'.':sscn, lfzrrljrn khnsgn, Beverly ?:'.-ters, f.f3rj.' Wood, Gerzldnne Nash, Frances Srnrth, Las Ecs'.'::r'?., lxdyth v-'..11'lf1, l-:UYl5I1E3 Sezrles. Third few: Audrey lvlcfccjue, Shirley Esidhrecks, Averrll lffcforrmtk, Ciristrne Crcnln, llzrjf Tnerrren, lxiqueline llesi, Noreen Sheendn, Carol E. ldckson, Carole ldckson, ldnet Pefencjill, Szndrc Libby, Prznces liznnintucnz, Pfricrc firriere. Fcurih ren-:z Anne Dorgxn, Grace '.'.'r:cjhf, Gerzldxne l.I3r'ineQQ1, lgdrth Stall, Susan Srrnrnzns, leon lezrjr, l:j.':e Eizzsin, fI:1i:Q1e Eckhclm, fxditn I-lzrnn, Lorrdlne Bennet Lrllazn Ezrfett, Tlfflfli Zigcurus, Bzrhzrd Enrgescn, Ezrb xr: lines. Fifth row: Audrey lones, Snerlu l'l3ll1S6Q', Allce Carlsen, lforrlyn Lyons, Rcsernxrie lJ.1SfC1'd1, lffizrshiz Brown, ldne Duggzn, lezn Vfeizlgf, Brenda Gebnzrf, lsfsrxlyn Pezrscri, lodnne Foser, ludlih ' +L fe- 'ev 'Nu --' ff 'fy 'xfvvw 'F-H'-Y '-'f-vv-- 'XP 'Lx-v + r 'f-- - v- .V.., :Y 'N .. ' 1. if, . h'N , ' rx.r. ,. rr 14 v,.K1...1I'l.,S, ,dmre od., red., .e..,s, -,rc..., rcser, worse agen: ..,.r1-g :'.e,nc.:s, -.g:,' ...,'Jrg1n, Eye. S r :':f11'C Margaret wk Mr. Robert 'Ar hrte. g,,f4,,,,e,., Frcnf row, left to rrcjhtz Iffcry Lane, Paul SI. limes, Ifdyne Srinh, Frrolicrrd Vdl'J'keViCz, Yrnfent Kzndrits, Allred Er'4n',', D11'5lCl Sullivan, Stephen Gell, Mr. Rodney Iwloy. Second row: Iosepn Mullzns, 'Mayne Staples, losegzh Sgllrrxn, james Tfdldrcn, David Lesszrd, Deanes Hexly, Vzvrczrd Eezls Garden Pxerte. Bock re:-J: Ed'.-:ard McKenzie, lzrnes Bourque, Pdul Sxlllvzn, ?.x:r.ord Dodd, john Vdlcrtkevicz, Russell Kelly, Rrfxdrgi Tcdd, D:-righ' riolten, Wallace Iffzgnecxult. . ,W A ' ' l ' . , ,C C - , - .J,,p,:,,--l,.. L .,,........,c.-...,,...,,-..-.L..,.,,,.i,,..,t.L -, ng, ,. ., ,,, Front row, leit to right: Marie Ramondetta, Rclierta Zilzel, Kathleen Creedon, Gloria Holland, linda Yatle, Paul St. lames, Ann lacobs, lanet Cariiuolo, Roberta Cohen, Sarah Beth Richmond, Caroline Corcoran, Barbara Hickey, Thomas E. Sullivan, Carol Simmons. Second row: Mary Anne Richardson, Lois Katz, Marietta Carriuolo, Cynthia Brown, David Goldstein, Christy Badgio, Sally Osborne, Walter Siegel, Susan Farren, ludith Mechaber, lrene Rosen, ludith Strock, Virginia Dorrer. Third row: William Pagell, lohn Hammond, Gwen Valentine, Frances Belanger, Alethe Flint, lanet Wydom, Penny Taylor, Susan Miller, lohn Cannizzaro, lohri Giovino, Donald Clisbee. Fourth row: Alan Warner, Wayne Karlson, Leroy Frendburg, Edward Powers, Robert Lundburg, Paul Sullivan, Elliot Katz, David Lessard, Diane Rooney, Claire Baker, Michael Moynihan. Fitth row: Nicholas Constan, David Levine, lames Maiellano, Richard Dodd, Paul Stonehouse, Paul Sellstone, Iohn McLeod, Daniel Cobb, David Sutherland, lames Bourque, Robert Boysen. Sixth row: Deborah Sampson, Mr. Walter Smith, Constance Papineau. Z?,mJ With its consistently excellent performances, this year's Brockton High School Band, under the direction ot Mr. Walter M. Smith, has maintained the high stand- ards set by former Brockton Bands. All who attended the B. H. S. football games appreciated the precision marching and appropriate music furnished by these colortully garbed musicians. Our band also helped bolster our basketball team spirit at the Tech Tourney in Boston Garden, where it won the admiration oi everyone present. In addition to playing at the athletic events, the band takes part in other worthwhile activities, such as the Brockton Spring Concert at the West Iunior High School, and the annual State Music Festival which will be held in Needham this Spring. We at Brockton High School are proud of our fine band members, both ot the way they play, and of the method in which they, as a group, conduct themselves at home and away. 94 Orclnea fra As they enter the hall for the Thursday assemblies, Brockton High pupils are greeted by the music of the Brockton High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Walter Smith. Although the chiet function ot this musical group is to entertain at assemblies, it also plays at the class play in December. In addition to belonging to the Brockton High Orchestra, several members are also active in the All City Orchestra, and in the All State Orchestra, which give several con- certs during the year. The orchestra, for the many fine contributions it has made during the year, is appreciated by all B. H. S. Front row, lett to right: Angela Ekmekjian, Barbara Hickey, Kathleen Creedcn, Lois Katz, Susan Farren, ludy Mechaber, Linda Yaffe, Susan Miller, Marietta Carriuolo. Second row: Louise Spong, Barbara Stone, Roy Augustson, Cynthia Brown, David Goldstein, Paul Sullivan, Alan Warner, lohn MacLeod, Nicholas Ccnstan, lohn De Koning, Paul Sellstone, Ann lacobs, Sally Osborne, lrene Rosen. Back row: Myra Greenback, Mary Lane, Susan Lazarus, Bene La Pierre, Deborah Sampson, Constance Papineau, Diane Rooney, Mr. W'al1er Smith. 95 l ' H? Fkfff: Q, . QQ 35 0-ff. i 'UNE '4 ,ay- 'N I I 1' r.F's f o ll. ad'- K 4 5.- xxx! ui 1- 1-nl s ' - 1' in l ' 1 S3 G -QV Q f , 1. 4? - ,f'v- N, ,tg '5 2? 655 E ' Ai-. V Fifi' . is 3' 'fl X fl, .fx , 5 Q lf' ,7!Le g7a4'for5 ami! .gay of BROCKTONIA exforejd lfkeir aleep grafifmle LL0 f!Le rnarzy rnercgcmfd, A1wi1ie55 aE1'Lc!l9r0A55i01fLaf men, ana! olffzerf wAo5e CL6L!Ql tl':58l'VLQl'Lt5 in fire payed of f!Le 1956 Ma,rAo0A Acme Aegoee! fo mage if cz mcceaaffj uenfure IIIAJCA wi!! 5emfe cw a perloefnaf reminafer of! our 5CA00!51edl'5 in grocgfolz. CADET 5 w DE LUXE CLEANSERS 6 Jock Belosiock, Proprietor IB f If - cs NIS zcs , fo 983 MAIN STREET Hass of ,055 BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS lllltillgfllll Street llilrlllilvy Cf etaf :noun cumnsns wEATHEml.L's g PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WEST SHOPPING CENTER 364 North Main St. Brockton, Mass. BROCKTON' MASS' Telephone 3515 i, fmfwsnzvlics : .giflls : fgc'zz'c!7y Phone 1676 ml LU , 'xg i if V V l If If fi. . .E IIAIIUYW- sllg I me I gl, 'F' wawffbl ,xg-.-,,,.1 WNW W F 1. W I FW. A ...avav - . haw 'fffff ef' The Bcmlq Where Youre Always QNATION bog' jf-, YOUR 2 :I un in ,li flnsured ' UP TO 3,8 2310, 000 Q s, fa f ,V MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Amang Friends . . Youll always find a friendly welcome at THE HOME NATIONAL BANK. Our officers will be glad to have you come in and talk over your banking needs with them at any time. Youill discover that a sound banking con- nection is a good thing to have, and one that can he helpful to you in many ways. Drop in and get ac- quainted. Youll be among friends here. The o BANK OF BROCKTON 34 School Street o BROCKTON 0 836 North Main St. Offices in Bridgewater and Whitman L. G. BALFO ll CUMPA Y ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Known Wlferevef' There Are Schools and Colleges WFS? CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS - DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA-MEDALS AND TROPHIES C6543 Represenfed by: MR. GENE MANCHESTER Arnesono orncs , -. 3 'Z ure .... your riends can come, too' Vllhen you go to work for the Telephone Company. you 11 find yourself in the midst of a pleasant, congenial group your own age. WORKING FOR THE TELEPHONE COMPANY 'A' 'A' 'k i' OFFERS MANY ADVANTAGES Good starting salary - regular raises Responsibility in a position of real im- portance to your community The pleasure of working with congenial people in pleasant surroundings A secure job with a reliable company that's known and respected everywhere There are lots of excellent opportunities for girls finishing High School. Come in and talk to us today. We'11 he glad to give you all the details. Talk with your Guidance Counselor, if your school has one, about when and where to apply. O Were looking forzmrfl to seeing you. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Cozzgrczlzzlczzfions Z0 the Class of '56 KNAPP BROTHER hoo Manufacturing Corporation FAMOUS AEROTRED CUSHIONED SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN SIZES 2 to 18 0 0 WIDTHS AAAA to EEEE Visit Our Factory Retail Store T63 SPARK STREET 0 0 0 BROCKTON, MASS. B T C r r f r- 1 fl. C! '56 lymrgvafufaiions am! fgesf CHZISAUS Ong a u a wnj 0 e abd O! lv inc Nfczss of '55 BOB Sr KEN,S Dyeras Shade Shop Tel. 3871 NORTH MAIN STREET, WEST BRIDGEWATER if Tel phone Brockton 4353 Window Shades Venetian Blinds I Experience DHVID Ufonnm, Substitute Jlauaewam Phafzmacqq 9ne. O I 880 MAIN STREET 758 Main Street, Brockton BROCKTON Telephone 385 YOU are the Future! You, every one of you in this year's graduating class of the Brockton High School, hold a piece of the future in the palm of your hand. It's yours to shape in the best way you know how . . . your goals and your strength will be America's goals and America's strength. Security Federal Savings extends warm and sincere wishes for success in whatever line of endeavor you undertake. We share with your parents and friends their thrill and pride in your achievements. Good luck and a good future to you all. is SECURIQY FEDERAL .J f AND LOAN ASSUCIATIU 0F BROCKTON 40 LEGION PARKWAYQBROCKTON 65,MASSACHUSETTS Assets over S20,000,000.00 BROCKTON'S LEADING SAVINGS AND HOME FINANCING CENTER Shaw Piano Co. Wurlitzer Pianos and Electric Organs Tuning - Refinishing ik 'IO MAIN ST., BROCKTON Telephone 4500 l lses... l l -The Latest in Flats, Casuals, Loafers, Dress by .... o SANDLER y o GERWINETTE o KICKERINO 0 FIANCES s 6ll'l0lfLQ rod. 45 Legion Parkway K jUHIf.7!lH1t't1lS In llzc' lilclss ull lliung The Webb Bros. Malaria ouifie LUSH .SDLOPPZ 232 Main Street, Brockton, Mass. Tel. 4720 N, L' , H N, v it ffzvsf ,llumc 1:1 ffmsl nglzucs nNrANrs' Hand-lasted Moccasins R. J. POTVIN SHOE CO. CAMPELLO RALSTON SHOES We Specialize in Young Men's College and Prep Styles Doyleis Factory Retail Store The Reliable For Dependable Service on Cleaning, Tailoring, Dyeing and Fur Work. Call Brock! . 5812 59 PLEASANT STREET Iyivi1g7ulzzlaIim1s. Vlass ull! 1955 Wrzmzmalqerk HOME BAKERY 823 NORTH MAIN STREET I 1 I nu l 1 1 - T -u FOR QUALITY PRINTING-ON TIME AND RIGHT CALL 2747 or 8-0342 571.2 IITIN II PIII 'I' OFFSET ond LETTERPRESS PRINTERS COMPLETE MAILING SERVICE 93 CENTRE STREET o BROCKTON, MASS. !9rinfer5 O! grocgfonia CREATIVE ADVERTISING 0 BUSINESS FORMS 0 STATIONERY O so Cp Q0 Q0 Q0 Q0 Ep Q0 p 'I - 3 T., K mT1p!zn1w1lS lu lfzc K fuss of 50 I 9 Rf GILMORFXS MARKET Q 46 GROVE STREET X y BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS f Telephone 5460 Meats 0 Fish ' Frozen Foods LET Q R ' T ll l f I 5, A I 'T Iwi' R Y uv 'T' 4 ARTS AUTO TDP Brockton Edlson I TAILOR MADE Compan I Telephone 8-2137 I FO R M E N Q7 3 OF CLASSIC , 'jg'-TJ I I 3 GOOD ff RRS I lll I Wll Il W 3 IQ 'W '-4 5' TAST E I 15' X S' - .A--'- Q -A-. , I IN L I W Romon Gold . . . cl sophis- ', AIH4 :I 'med' he-mn , , I I I ' W born of on exciting 'nl IQ.-QNX XX, I W new Ieother . . . Mople X5 '-,.,V,A If flw I I W llama Calf- MSO In .l-ll..- -I IT' W Teak Bfowf' Um elell The I.f X or Brown Cordovon. ',-' LUCERNE 1 Unlined. LGS' ' if 4 ,,- '- -A -' I WALK-0VER FACTORY RETAIL STORE 125 PERKINS AVE., sRocK1oN WaZfiI5jl00'elf . A-59 Ample Parking Space 0lnpgln2lll5 0 FRIE D fjcmzplinzcrzfs of '5b fe 'jl 60 ALLI Mom IIO. FASHION SHOPS SALES ssnvlce H8spc'cz'aHy IIU7 czjtlllll 0 I59 NORTH MAIN STREET 273 MAIN ST. BROCKTON BROCKTON Telephone 3310 Ahhvg lgllllllllillg muh igrating, fur. EDWARD J. SABA, President RAYMOND STULPIN, Vice-President RICHARD H. COLVIN, JR., Treas Supplies ' Installations ' Appliances 0 Air Conditioners Licensed Plumbers of Your Service Anytime Telephone 2081 607 MAIN STREET 0 BROCKTON, MASS. ggi W5 ea TAUNTIIN LUMBER U0. BROCKTON, MASS. 'A' 'A' 'A' BURT PROUTY PAUL PROUTY 2 ' 1. Oak sII.eI to sTOuGHTON, CANTON, A Q! ,QQ SHARON '33 - g -N. 2. OQI. Sfmt to the EAsTONs, MANSEIELD, - ,.- H . ,, +4 NORTON, ATTI.EBORO,aI,o RAYNHAM, Ei' , I Il' U7 TAUNTON .5 T 7 fa. 'f' r 3. North Mean sffeef qnoffhp to AVON, RAN- ' 4 DOLPH, MILTON 820 No. MAIN ST O 44-NORTH Mm 57 we TH R I FT C ENTR E W F 45 M FFFF E E 4. North Main Street fsouthl to BROCKTON centre ID and Campello, The BRIDGEWATERS, MIDDLE- 410 BORO, WAREHAM andthe CAPE 5 6, 5. Howard shed to BROOIcvII.I.E, HOLBROOK, 5 ff' me BRAINTREES, OUINCY and the wEY- 2 No, MOUTHS .. . 6. Wilmington Street to North Montello St. to the E ABINGTONS, ROCKLAND, the HANOVERS, - 0 XVHITIEITAJN the HANSONS, PEMBROKE, B L M . FEDERAL SAVINGS , I s. IIIIII ASSUCIATIUII NORTH Momjsuo ST.. 6 Uf BFUCUUII N SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 0 HOME LOANS 44HEAR YE99. . . f,mI1plz'II1vI1ls nl! 'B 5 5 I Illeurling' Market LAUNDRQMAT i 1123 NORTH MAIN STREET COR. CENTRE AND LYMAN sTs. BROCICTON, MASS. Pick-Up Brockton 7235 Delivery I Telephone 7277 STANDARD pm fnnzpanzf, am. PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 'A' Tk Tk 'k Tk TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES B OCKTON OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES R v EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE 0 Telephone 75'l CAGJQJLI' .SZFAOOZ Al' Ohlefl 1 AND 2 YEAR SECRETARIAL COURSES LEGAL, EXECUTIVE AND MEDICAL SPECIALIZATION Chandler School has an enviable and a distinguished record for 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 for each student. 9:07 Fairzlog and Fonlplcfe cgIZf0'ZI71flfl.0iZ gjzhzccfov of c llilnzissiorzs 448 BEACON STREET BOSTON, MASS. COmmonwealth 6-7531 Kea! ,lfM.4Aea fo flue Cfaaa of N56 BARBOUR WELTING COMPANY Manufacturers of STORMWELT The Leather Strip that Styles as it Weatherstrips Your Shoes BROCKTON, MASS. C313 mnnow mm Co., Iwo 441 MAIN, Cor. Main ond Winthrop Sts. Telephone 432 220 CRESCENT C C e t and Ply th Sts Teleph ne 4862 o Prescription Specialists 9305! qyiskcs of Roland R. Boucher gulf!! Ulofician 22 CENTRE STREET T I ph e2725 BROCKTON, MASS. Compliments of .Swnddxln corrlsla cup RESTAURANT 30 WEST ELM STREET BROCKTON, MASS. CAHILL Mom Co. 69 NORTH MAIN ST. - BROCKTON TEL. 2342 0 .Qiorlgc anal Qblynzvufh Uaws .qioclge 'zucks gpmpzm www Shop, swim AUTO TIRES cmd SUPPLIES 'kiri' A. F. GERMAN CO., Inc. 1159 MAIN STREET CAMPELLO Tel Brockton T302 1303 BARNSTABLE ROAD HYANNIS Tel Hyun s 1006 Compgmenla o . MAYOR HIALMAR PETERSON C9543 I FLANAGAN'S ' MUSIC STIIIIE and SIJIIIIIIL 0F MUSIC T, Everything in Instruments and Accessories il New and Second Hand Instruments Sold on Terms I Instruments Repaired, Drums Reheaded, I Tambourines Reheaded . Nice Supply of Twirling Batons Instruments Rented Telephone 4469 40 CENTRE STREET OVER POST OFFICE lYlUltU.7!!'I71t'IIlS of thc MAYFLOWER I86 MAIN STREET ' si, Telephone 6886 'Ti TJ' Open Daily and . Sunday Headquarters for Tuxedo Rentals Brockton's Smartest Men's Shop I Main Street at Pleasant, Brockton MAY WE EXTEND GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF '56 I PIZZA KING 707 CENTRE STREET Opp. Brockton Hospital Fornplinzcnfs of ' me T LII Tllll IIIIU I 32 WEST ELM STREET Qu flfmlplinzvnls ul SULI.lVAN'S Q12 207 BELMONT STREET EMA aff GURNEY'S Your Jewelers Since 1841 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON-for II5 years T U X E D Q S Qfuuv .flf,cczcfqczcz7lc'7s Inu? Qhzafily Dress Suits - Morning Suits SPQRTSWEAR - LINGERIE for Hire HOSIERY - ACCESSORIES for Occasions - 0 Wcfaffliya I S, 102-104 MAIN STREET 192 MAIN ST., BRQCKTQN Brockton, Mass. Telephone 4600 I WETZELL'S BRUUKTUN TAUNTDN Snort and Marine Shop . O 0 Distributors of MOCGREGOR 81 WILSON SPORTS EQUIPMENT 9 I EVINRUDE MOTORS . BRISTOL BOATS 54 Main Street, Brockton I Outfitters of B. H. S. Teams Telephone 143 644 Belmont Street Telephone 8279 9 g'0CL!0ll 3 Marc! gooclfi .STOWJ 444 THE STORE THAT BUYS DIRECT FROM THE MILL SI-53 NO. MAIN STREET, BROCKTON I., , wnlplinzmls ull fionzplinzmls oil i it llm' lll it in THE BOOTERY f 'll .fff,'.....f'..,f,'i,....?.. ..,f C 157 MAIN STREET 609 BELMONT STREET t CWest Shopping Centerl Serving the Public Since T899 l Brockton 1822 Telephone 8-0299 A X Agfggvtx T PHILIP R. LAGERSTADT G Jeweler -- Watchmoker 9 1062 MAIN STREET Room 218 153 MAIN STREET l BRQCKTQN, MASS. Holbrook Building BROCKTON, MASS. Cofzgrczlzzlalions ond Best Wishes for o Successful Future to the Class of 1956, Brockton High School EUPLET SAVIG AK or ROCK'l'0 L ecliufual cqavings Qual cgrzsmancc fgank 856 President, CLARENCE C. REED Treasurer, FRANKLIN H. WHITNEY Vice-President, GEORGE I. CROWELL Assistant Treasurer, FREDERlCK E. HENRY ' Vice-President, HERBERT C. LOW Assistant Treasurer, GRAHAM W. HINCKLEY Assistant Treasurer, DEANE R. MacKENZlE Assistant Treasurer, EDWARD E. ERICKSON ' H' . ll minus - nu , um ammo vlstol ,Ula . NWS G41 ,O U QFURSBERG ELECTRIC s 'fat WV st Own . - M., - SW 'Y S ns - mm - num - utuonll, 773 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASS. Telephone 6655 To the Class of 1956 Buy your shoes direct from the Eaton Factory and you'll save S3 - S7 on every pair. V EATON FACTORY SHOE STORE JUS? Off Centre Street-in the EATON PLANT 1 -Fine Furniture K,UHIl,7!lllll'I1lS nf Since 7898 AVIDSON i THERT0 , Studio A WEST SHOPPING CENTER 41 CENTRE ST. 610 MAIN ST. V BROCKTON BROWNEYS Shop, QUCWY O 16 CENTRE STREET Athletic Equipment Telephone 3-0201 Since 1930 Outfitters for B. H. S. Athletic Teams OFFICIAL oisTRlBuToR FOR A. G. Spalding Equipment COMPLIMENTS OF EDGAR'S groclzfonii .ileaalquarferd for jamifg anal .Nome 77eecl5 J o o o o fi fvrr zpfifrzwzlsof . . Uno, Zlowr, DRY CLEANING O III 0 I .9nc. No Extra Charge 267 MAIN STREET Q BROCKTON, MASS. C0l19l'alufl'lti0llJ and .glffejj fo fAe C6155 of , r I Q APOTHECARIES 3 Brockton - Taunton E 61 F mmm WE TEIIN AUTO 232 CRESCENT STREET . . . ASSQCIATES 0 , . TeIePI o e 312 I 255 Main Street Brockton, Mass Proprietor Leo H. Fortier I Auro ACCESSORIES . BICYCLES t I SPORTING GOODS o TOYS HARDWARE 7 UI? 1 lP!lI71Clll, i QU' 0I'G,l'l GLU? ef!! T2 CENTRE STREET BROCKTON ZW, Z?ufle2 JAMES P. IIEEHA ' MCOPJ H EAST ELM STREET Tel. 3381 il? Brockfon's Only Exclusive Record Shop YOUR lzggioua .S7Lop 6 255 MAIN STREET BROCKTON 6535 Thqg Art hop 2'::fQ:::S 0 Artists' Materials Drawing Instruments Ink, Paper Boards ond Canvas Oil and Wafer Colors, Pencils Brushes, Textile Items NOKES' Sign Shop 59 EAST ELM STREET, BROCKTON .flicsl Cll 115605 The Rockne Association l I711J!II?ICI1lS ul . . . Hennessy's SUPER MARKET 238 FOREST AVENUE .7642 .Horne of Qu :Af !,UI71fJl1.Hlf'l1lS ull BAILEY' , Inc. SOCIAL ond COMMERCIAL STATIONERS OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT C ff Telephone 1230 'I60 Main St., Brockton ZZ-aa!'a 795 N. MAIN STREET BROCKTON 'lr Children's Wear 0 Notions Gifts ' Jewelry For LASTING SATISFACTION IIIISSE-IIAIIIIII' MAIN ST., at LEGION PARKWAY BROCKTON Brockton's Leading Clofhiers for More than Three Generations Attys. NELSON 8. MATHERS 106 MAIN STREET OSCAR PETERSON Insurance 231 MAIN STREET Atty. ARTHUR T. MURPHY 'IO6 MAIN STREET DR. H. J. LUPIEN 63 MAIN STREET Atty. ELMER A. EGAN 'I42 MAIN STREET Atty. EDWARD J. MCGRATH T06 MAIN STREET SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS AND VACATION CLUBS MORTGAGE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS REGISTER CHECKS TRAVELER CHECKS SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES BROCKTON SAVINGS BANK L IImzpLiHzc'rz1S UI W. R. .fllhffm ' ' cu LL 9:1171 ISLC . W1l11am A. George I I I I 'A' 'I108 MAIN STREET CAMPELLO Good Luck to the Class of 1956 . . LONDON Clothing Corporation 984 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON Telephone Brockton T074 CITY PARKING AREA, QUINCY Telephone Mayflower 9-31 'I I 6 ,fm1plz'n1cr1Is all jrandporfafion 60. Q WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Tel. Brockton 7461 - 8971 H. J. HOLMSTRAND Paints and Wallpapers Wholesale and Retail 'lr Telephone 4635 769 MAIN STREET TAFT'S. INC, gongralufaliona fo flue Claus: of 56 CORAYEIVS Gulf Service Station -A' Telephone 7680 CORNER BELMONT and ASH STREETS Iohnson Buick, Inc. BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS ir . . . Ihr' flhnlcc of Qfoulh ARLENE l S, INC. Men's, Women's, and Children's Wear 0 883 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS Phone 1294 ,D ' 6 Ul11j.I!ll11l'lIl5 Nl? Q 92000415 gi? op' I'I2O MAIN ST. BROCKTON, MASS. Near Perkins Ave. 125 SCHOOL STREET BROCKTON fHf'slCH7z's!1f's lu 171155 uf! 19554 f'IUHI.' sf? e den ark 5,,,,,,,g,,,,,,,,, VARIETY QF A FRIEND MAPLE ARENA Hffeoucv Sfiafing ,qi Qgfs ggcsfn Sp lol Rates for Clubs, Schools, Churches, Pcrhe t 'ilk' oven sveav EVENING-1liioAY 'mnouen suNnAY sA'runoAYs, suNoAYs, Houmxv Armmoous AND evsnv vAcA'noN Armmoon 120 NORTH MAIN STREET BROCKTON EJ! Mlm fo Me Kfddzi of 1956 The Kay Iewelry Company -A' ir -A' 198 MAIN STREET, BROCKTON ITUIIQYCULIICITIDUIZS Io fhv fjfass U75 1955 BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE u l.l.lAN's .SML Sweater CORSET SHOPS 242 MAIN STREET 6 BROCKTON, MASS. Congrczzzzlatiofzs to the CLASS GF 195 6 from ' I UR expert staff is prepared tp handle any photographic assignment- portraits, group pictures, or action shots - at prices that are always moderate. AT i , . gg Y Lg X Y X 216 MAIN STREET BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS W' wlq -1-4-noQ?Q-l34A,r,d-ess ,,'- ,, I V I vvsd fs. 4' ' N- 1? '4 Ur I A Y f If . . V I -HM. -Awwgpg . 4' X wr .112 A r I : , ,slr . N' M. -' .1 J, A I 1 v 0 0 r +A L-Q 0 w L P 'E I 35-1 ,.J...-.x-....-..l, . . . -,. ,U ., , ,, , -u..u-.. viii- A J.,- -A1 .175
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