Dighton Rehoboth High School - Golden Log Yearbook (Dighton, MA)
- Class of 1956
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' 4 X i 1 X It 11:2 .4 ' rx xt ,f 'fn t t My I, 5,1 i' X 5 S r, g Ab- ,e F. 4 K s Dedication To Mrs. Smith, with appreciation and affection: appreciation of all her tireless hours spent in guiding us through our four years at D.H.S., and affection earned by her patience, understanding, and ,motherly guidance. Q C- -- gwggggyr' flfpfm if 57 4 aff , t 1, X Q Ky s ff is cf: . Jf X Spb ti Q X . U 1 - XX . 4 5' 5' Q 'J Q Editors' Message We hope that in years to come this yearbook will grow in value and re- call many pleasant experiencesg that, as you leaf through it, memories will be brought to life, many of them by the sight of an old friend's faceg and that it will prove to be, as its theme suggests, an old-fashioned album of recollections. PHOTOGRAPHY Richard Khedoylav Pauline Medexros SP Weston S Orton tafford Yew? 0 lc Staffo FEATURES Nancy CorneH Shidey Ferreira J PJIET 0311 D ngx M 6 Ofanville Y 9aTbOO1'i Staff ERS newbies MANP39 Barbara WOO X5 Xnne CXQNQQY' BM 565 Benevr TYPKSTS Ha Lorraine Mo Libby Sherman Ora Wordeb Natile Drdak Marion Carpenter Jenny Ponies X X 5 X gif 9 : 7 f , In 'if 1 !'LiQ:,d E' 1 :L In X . 5, 3 ,lla vi: Q - F' -' 3 f P ?Hn4i13S8NAI. Hy 01961 Wesrgg MCC3 Ui? n Stafforg ,QM , Hawrin ' -, :5,A,',. ,f, Q wwf-- M .A , , ' - 1X??fi?.4ak f -f 1 1 1 WW ,Ef',?Hf - -sf fx-ww f Y'?l '?4'xwg,y .-fAf.w,n.A.. , Y Q- x ,,-as-if-W -W rw . ,J fv 'M1xW - A Swv,-V: - .jfsiafm 1-2-gf 1 f-- 'Ng 1 'min' 1 ffw5ugv1wQww1e-i- 'LL if , R QM ,..,, . ,X f A4 F fm 9? ' W W f. ,U-3 :ffm 'V ,jg ,.5,vjf15Xjfi ffgfl , ,V ,V A rf sggjf' -3,1-5:32 ' gm, - - Q, 7- - ' - ' -VH, . , .X . A ,K . fx , ,M V f ,f K . W, . . V X .,,-- , sl JW f .H-Q ,F wsu A, Q. Q .Q , Tl Class Officers Clifford Wood Elaine Broaclbenl' Vice Presiclenl' Wilma Rose as Delores Silva :- Class Song : MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Four years ago, we came to high, And those few years sped swiftly by We will have these Moments to Remember. Our football dance, our big success, We like to think it was the best, We will have these Moments to Remember Tho, students turn to adults, And the present disappears, The laughter we were glad to share Will echo thru the years. Our Senior year there was much to do, With caps and gowns and yearbooks, too, We will have these Moments to Remember. We yelled our best at every game, To cheer our players on to fame, We will have these Moments 'to Remember The Mardi Gras was mighty grand, It was our Winter Wonderland, We will have these Moments to Remember The Junior Prom, the talent shows, The play contests we won, The Christmas Dance and our class trips, Our trip to Washington. Our high school years brought happiness And laid the groundwork for success, We will have these Moments to Remember all liliswiiezsciaiied .iaciudifag iruloiie Qiltzrferriaszzzce for rec ANTONIA AGUAS Toni Coll e Grinnell gl Bxigey 5 '9 Erfergy angsistence sonqugi-lizll i i n a e a er b't' :Lvl h ' ivirig: awing 13 . me ing 15 Chemistry Club 33 Frei Clgb 35 Pramakgg 1, 35 river Education 45 Glee 6 Clu ,4. 32, gi, ii if Riff it write GILBERT AMARAL, JR. Gil General 709 Winthrop St., Dighton H e's a quiet lad-at times. Ambition: State Trooper Activities: Health 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatics 2, 35 Athletic Council 2, 35 Audio Visual Aids 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Vice President 1, 35 Student - Council 2, 4. JANE ELIZABETH ANDREWS Tic College 12 Mill Street, Myricks A bundle of mischief and an ocean of smiles. Ambition: Nurse Activities: Typing 1, 25 Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Handicraft 35 Chemistry 35 French Club 35 Athletic Council 45 Driver Education 45 Track 15 Basketball 2. not ,tt Www B TH QREWS C m erdal W I B k y treet, Berkley Silence is more eloq e t tlhan r Ambition: Secretary ' Activities: Personality 15 Dra t' , 2, , 45 Glee Club 1, 2 Driver Education 45 Bowling Club 1. ti , 3, 45 Cooking 25 Athletic Council 35 Baske all 1, 25 Yearbook 45 JUDITH MAE ATwooD .ludie Commercial Somerset Ave., Segreganset Life is short, and I intend to enjoy it. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Yearbook 3, 4: Girls, Glee Club Pianist 1, 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club Pianist 23 Dramatics 2, 3, 4-5 Driver Education 43 Record Club 1: Beacon 2, 33 A Cappella Choir Pianist 2, 3. WILLIAM BENEVIDES Benny Commercial 46 Main St., Dighton I arn what I am, and nothing will change me. Ambition: Undecided Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Beacon 33 Athletic Council 35 Photography 2 EVP xx Qggginzi BINDON ,J die ' commercial Q-J Q NIQH reetbgygiclff A shy lite?-rgiiisfwith shygge ai. ,K N AJ X4l,nbitioqi: Secretar, .I 153 4 My P A 1 ' ' 1 AcZiaigs:'Di aticsil, lee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tray Painting 2: qrlandictaffrf- 5 i'Audio Visual guts 3: Driver Education 4g Yea,rb,ool::44. X I , L C mai' fo :S - Q ef 215 N 'Y ROSEMARY BORDEN Tiz College . 110 School St., No. Dighton Full of vim, full of pep, good athlete? You bet. Ambition: Medical Technician Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Audio Visual Aids 2, 3: Clee Club 1, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Athletic Council 4: Student Council lg Honor Society 3, 4. Activities: Health 19 Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3: Science 23 RONALD BRISTOL Ron Vocational Jerome St., Berkley I don't say much, but who knows what I think Ambition: Undecided A W l E :H , .' ng ' 1 1: I AVG, - A ' iti 2' ti l r J 'Q' ' QSI Bill. im 'n S .is 3: A G 1, 43 Typing ,I ,H 1. : . . 7 i Q 1 .f , 7 C o in l . . on 1, rten l '7' p eas -- ' 1 ore, ll i . 1 2 .I a ics 1 H b Driv ducatlon 4 Athletic ounc C '5 ead 3g I ea Cheerle r 43 Class Secretary 4. f -. 4 f I I ii 01 MA N BEVERLY CARPENTER b f lt kj, Commercial 5,4 I l Williams St., West Dighton Q66 bg co perative and efficient. Activities: Honor Society 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cooking 2g Record Club lg Athletic Council 3g Home Nursing 1g Yearbook I , . 1 er K if gf Ambi ion: Officeworker A 4-g Driver Education 4. HOWELL SIMMONS CARR, JR. Howie Vocational 31 Elm Street, Dighton Quiet and modest, but he gets there. Ambition: Welder Activities: Science 15 Clee Club 1. A , wa.,M,,2, 7 LIONEL THEODORE CARR Tex Commercial 16 Elm St., Dighton Someday the world will need a man, I'll wait. Ambition: TV Repair or Test Driver Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Typing 15 Audio Visual Aids 2, 3: Driver Education 43 Health 1. DENNIS CARVALIIO Vocational 31 Tremont St., No. Dighton What he laclfs in size he makes up in good nature. Ambition: Undecided DAVID ALLEN CARVALHO Dave Vocational 31 Tremont St., No. Dighton Filled to the brim with life and vim. Ambition: Woodworker Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. XX, I f, I A , . lf bf c MMM! HENRY CATA IA - W' General Vff-nj! .,, Williams St., Dighton , Humorous, mellow, a most friendly fellow. , fy 7 Ambition: Navy I Activities: Dancing 1, Dramatics 1: Health Club 13 Audio Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: Typing 3g Art Club 4. Activities: Football 1, 2, 4, Clee Club 1: Basketball 2, 4. A -I it ws. Yi I 2' T W, 1, A .Q A ' 9 +12 ,V ' 1 2,2 5 gf , . , 2 54, -, tra. 3-ffl-be 2f4ri'.F ffl? 55 .A -21 '- Q AVID W CLARK rkie General rth Main Sl., Berkley Wg u o . N A 0 e O A -vt -,Um estra a Aids 2, 3, 4, S ' ce A Council 3, 43 tb , , 43 Track 33 B d 3. JUNE CLOUGH Cloughie Commercial North Main St., Berkley It's nice to be natural, if you're naturally nice. Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Typing Club 1, 2g Dramatics 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Athletic Council 3g Choir 33 Yearbook 43 Driver Edu- cation 4. GM of ' V , 1 L off! Mp W SAN X. Co ' andy ege , 3 ful' J, Pzbpfis nag! fc C W1 ver , aryl alwa appy. oy' Aijbition: E ' Teach Acli iti ers aliyy, 1 Re Cioss lg Da g lg Glee Club , 43 ay 17 g 23 atics 1 2 ' Choir 3 earbook , 43 C e t 3' ng 33 ' , duca on ' ar i Gras ce nt 13 nal Honor Societ 3, 4. NANCY J. CORNELL College Bedford St., Lakeville Not very short, not very tall, but wise and good and loved by all Ambition: Undecided tion 43 Honor Society 3, 4. Activities: Personality 13 Dramatics 1, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 3, 43 Typing 33 Chemistry 33 Choir 33 Driver Educa- .,,fy,, WD My 35 DRL? ERT DEARRUDA 5 W ' J De General , 68 Brook St., Dighton of X0-WM! lYiifl n fly, then why canlt I? 'K ' lition: Toolmaker ctivities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Typing Club 2, 3g Athletic ' u ' ' 1, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 1,. ren 3, I Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Bigger 213 flap If We II of W pw Mill' All ,I J, ' M I cv of will W Alf, of WU 0 JOAN DEMORANVILLE Joanie College Middleboro Rd., East Freetown Her disposition is as sunny as her hair. Ambition: College Painting lg Glee Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 34 Choir 33 Chemistr Club 3, Driver Education 43 Yearbook 4. ANNE MARIE DESAUTELS Annie Commercial Berkley St., Berkley A mild and peaceful girl. Ambition: Horse trainer Activities: Driver Education 4, Glee Club 4, Art Club 2. WILLIAM DUAETE Duke General Williams St., W. Dighton Here I come, but don't hurry me. Ambition: Forest Ranger Activities: Dancing Club lg Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Health lg Typing Club 25 Beacon 33 Audio Visual Aids 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 43 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4. Activities: Typing 2, 3, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Dancing lg Tray Y V TAIZLE E DULAK 1 r- rcial N M I er t., Belrlggt-0' uslii ' u, ifzil nf ft mygel fg' . -- c t W f : o h 2- matics 1, 2, clee ctub 1, 2, 3, 4, QQ? - s etball 1, 2, 3,f4g Bowling lg Cheerleader 4 , 0 A . . b . jjj Up! Educatl0Elf I RICHARD FERREIRA Rich General 42 Middle St., No. Dighton Work, it fascinates me, I can sit and look at it all day. Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Band 1: Orchestra lg Typing 2: Fishing Club 25 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Science lg Athletic Council 2, 3, 4: Audio Visual Aids 1: Health 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Co-Captain 4. SHIRLEY ANN F ERREIRA Shirl Commercial 236 Lincoln Ave., No. Dighton This is the kid that put the pep in pepper. Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Yearbook 4: Band 1, 2: Glee Club 1: Typing Club 1: ,, tw MW yd Malik vlwfff Beacon 3g French Club 33 Driver Education 4. tpffitiiilw .lOAN MARY GRACIA Joanie Commercial 14- Muddy Cove Lane, So. Dighton To know her, is to like her. Ambition: Artist Activities: Red Cross lg Home Nursing 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cooking 2g Athletic Council 3: Driver Education 4: Yearbook 4. twiifi . k as -YQ ' of ft fffrfffislizfifiitf, riff 5 fi if if if 5 2551-Mr'-s+'.:-tflve . Qffftfi-ww 6 f.+ as t ,nf rgiwm. ,yi 4,159 ,fat 'V Juan. 6 ,L sy 4-1 f U U J ,V ' In ,iwirf 4 -if QNX ai f e t ff: f !s'?m?f, Jf,'z2,w. DOUGLAS GRANT Doug Vocational Summer St., Rehoboth A quiet smile for everyone. Ambition: Undecided ROLAND GUILLET Rollie College 19 Pleasant St., Dighton Not quiet, not loud, not short, not tall, but a pleasant mingling of them all. Ambition: Insurance Agent Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Science 23 Typing 3, 4g Driver Education 4, Chemistry Club 3. SHIRLEY ANN HORTON Shirl General 246 Walker St., No. Dighton Tiny but terrific. Ambition: Telephone Operator Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 25 Typing 3, 4g Cheerleader 4g Personality Club 15 Track 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4g iaok 43 Diver Education 45 Athletic Coun ' 3 - ,aj MJ ljvl We Wgxapiyap MJ W fri ijiiffilw WW GEORGE JACK Eric Vocational Main St., So. Dighton A good name isn't everything. A 1 Ambition: Undecided 5 Irma, lf,.'Qi..,4f,i3Lh W RICHARD H. KHERLOPIAN Moose the lst College Elm St., Dighton The hardest worker in the world, when anyone's looking. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Health lg Yearbook 3, 4: Audio Visual Aids 33 Chemistry 3: Choir 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 33 Dancing Club lg Band 1, 3, 4g Track 3, Baseball lg Student Council lg President lg Christmas Card Manager 4. WD PATRICIA RUTH KNOX Pat Commercial Hart St., Dighton Be happy while yozfre living, yoa're a long time dead. A Ambition: Commercial Photography, Painter Activities: Tray Painting 1, 29 Dramatics 1, 4: Majorette lg Drawing 2: Photography 2, Personality 3g Yearbook 4, Drivers' Education 43 Glee Club 4. F u ' x I kjK,Qp2TR LEFAIVRE ' B lege 7 ero ., Berkl .M iti he ility als cess. ,QFD Am ' o . rgica urs , cti i i9.TE ,2, 3, - in 1 ,Ag cies Club lg ea 2g mi sing 2, oo 1, 3, 4, Art Club riv du a on 4, Che stry L 4- ajorettes 2, 3, 4. DAVID EDWARD LoNc'roN Dave General 517 Berkley St., Berkley Itls the fool questions they keep asking me. Ambition: Undecided ' -V Activities: Mechanical Drawing lg Health Club lg Audio Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 3, 4g'Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Photography 3. CAROL ANN MACHADO Commercial 74 William St. No. Dighton Better to be small and shine, than to be tall and cast a shadow. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Home Nursing lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Record Club 13 Cooking 25 Athletic Council 33 Yearbook 45 Driver Educa- tion 4. gimfeif -529' Tigijigfd so5,f.G' 3, Q7 3? .T 5' any rf' '03, K , 1 '1 SQ ,gpg ,yqbyfy x 'N x , r egg. i 0' rg 54 M Ja ik aj' NA, QI' .,, sv JAYNE D. MCCAULEY G' 'ef -. Fin College yy The Lane, Assonet From top to toe she's raring to go. Ambition: Radio and TV istry Lab 4. 1 . LJ q ,JIU l PA 1 ' LN lknfjlzdlggilkos ol 0 I l W DAM C m cial ' . m Stgdylf Dighton lx You can ver 2 w bet er rllas your na7d7al be ' Ambitio :ggefetary N ' lf U Activities! ome Nursing , 'e Club 1 , 4g Red Cross lg Cooking 2g Ath tc Counl' 35 Yearboo 4g Driver Education 4g Honor Socie 3, 4. A XX wffl 1 OJ ' C SGDKN E R 1 , 1 nnil e e ow d., She bubbles over w ' i , and a leve l-99231 of using tt. Ambition: U cide ' Activities: Dr aics 2, , ' ee , 35 Traypainting 1g Athl. Counc' t'Rand ver Education 4g Chemistry , i:Xbo asketball 2, 3, 4g Track 1 Activities: Typing 15 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 39 Traypainting 23 French 3, 4g Yearbook 3, 43 Beacon 3g Chem- LORRAINE MAE MOTTA Lorry Commercial 60 Bedford St., N. Dighton A little sweet and a little spice makes a combination very nice Ambition: Secretary Public Speaking Contest 1: Mardi Gras Attendant 2, 3. RONALD FRANCIS 0,CONNOR Oakie General 224 School St., N. Dighton A quiet lad, he goes his way with lots of friends on each new day. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Health 1: Mechanical Drawing 1: Audio-Visual Aids 2: Typing 2, 3: Athletic Council 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Driver Education 4. DAVID 0,CONNELL S peed College 22 Summer St., N. Dighton I preach forever, but I preach in vain. Ambition: Dentist Activities: Dramatics 1, 2, 3: Health 3: Typing 1, 2: Science 3: Clee Club 3, 4: Audio-Visual Aids 3: Driver Education 4: Athletic Council 3: Yearbook 3: Football 3: Fishing 2. ,lr li mtl AWQ EUGENIA PONTES Jennie Commercial 226 Williams St., N. Dighton Always a twinkle in her eye: It's sure to catch some lucky guy. Ambition: Airline Hostess Activities: Home Nursing 1: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Cooking 1: Choir 2, 3: Beacon 3: Year- book 4: Student Council 4. Activities: Home Nursing 1: Dramatics 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2: Typing 2: Cooking 2: Personality 3: Beacon 4: Yearbook 4, BETSY REED Commercial Williams St., No. Dighton Speech is great, but silence is greater. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Red Cross l5 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Personality 35 Driver Education 45 Track 2. Home Nursing 15 JAMES ROSE Jimmy Vocational Padelford St., Berkley My thoughts and conduct are my own. Ambition: Woodworker Activities: Clee Club 15 Honor Society 3, dent 1. KENNETH B. RosE Kenny Vocational Elm St., Dighton I shall find a way or make it. Ambition: Woodworker Activities: Glee Club 15 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 45 Class Vice Presi- Basketball 2, 3, 4 WILMA ANN RosE Willi Commercial Berkley St., Berkley A combination of charm, poise, and intelligence. Ambition: Airline Hostess Activities: Personality 15 Dramatics 15 Clee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Tray Painting 25 Athletic Council 35 Audio Visual Aids 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Class Vice President 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Driver Education 4. N SEARS ut i General l No Dig ton UT h' ' e i tn ood ort good spo ' t a A Capp la Choir 3 Handlcrafts 3 Typing 4 ., . h XS A' ion: r 'se l .490 , , tiviti . Or stra 1 , 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, D C 2 ' 9 ' s ' 4 Dr' r cation 45 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1. ELIZABETH ANN SHERMAN Libby Commercial 223 School St., No. Dighton Happy go lucky, there's fun in the world. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Drawing 13 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4g Beacon Staff 3, Personality 3, Yearbook 45 Cheerleader 1, 23 Basketball 13 Typing 2. S1Lv Club 13 39 Yearbook of Class 4g l if f' 4 i1 ANOR NANCY SoUzA El Commercial County St., So. Dighton Lively, friendly, jolly and gay, a nice kind of girl in every way. Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4g Majorette Captain 3, 49 Beacon 3, A Cappella Choir 33 Yearbook 49 Home Nursing 1. WESTON HATHA A TAFFO ' W es era , Somerset A egr se He may look quiet, but look again., , Ambition: Undecided X f Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 0 1, matics 1, 2, Band 1, Athletic Council 3, Audio V A Q,2, , 4, earbook 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, , 3 Baseball 1, 4, Healt' 1, Class Treasurer 2, 3. ,159 , XJ A wx 5.Jt,glfit,,,iWM JV , 'N QL ,AQXWWQ QENE STANLEY Fink General Q A 54 402 Spring St., No. Dighton 1 ' isch' f jyliifkles in her eyes. Amgggn: Nugfe' fl'ctiv 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dr at' Beacon 3, French Secretary 3, Beg ality 4, Athletic Council 3. ELLIS STRANGE 6 ,Moose the II General 5 I Main St., Dighton h t them, in love he blocks them. Di er Health 1, Beacon 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Athletic Council 3, 4, Chemistry 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 1, 2, Year- book 3, 4. All? CAROLYN RUTH VICKERS Commercial Elm St., Dighton To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Home Nursing 1, Dramatics 1, 4, Glee Club 1, Majorette 1, Beacon 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Driver Education 4. I do betray myself with blushing. Ambition: Woodworker Activities: Glee Club 1. Speech is silverg silence is golclen. Ambition: Mechanic Activities: QW! JAMES WALLACE ,lim Vocational Elm St., Berkley Everything comes if man will only wait. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Glee Club 1. ARTHUR VICTOR WESTGATE Vic Vocational Quanapoag Road, E. Freetown CARLTON LEONARD WILLETTE Carl Vocational Elm St., Dighton Glee Club 1. 'MJ , MW 0- IEFORD WOOD ' oody College B' View Ave., Berkley Thou has e hi' a little lower than the angels, as a matter of fact, just a little higher than the devil. Ambition: School Administrator Activities: Dramatics 1, 2, 3g Traypainting 1, 2g Audio-Visual Aids 25 Driver Education 4g Chemistry 3g Yearbook 3, 4g Health 13 Student Council, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 4g Beacon, Assistant Editor 2, Editor 3g Class President 2, 3, 4. BARBARA E. Wooms Barb Commercial Braley Rd., E. Freetown She's sweet and friendly, not so tall but good things come in parcels small. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Home Nursing 1g Typing lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 23 Personality 2, Beacon 3, Athletic Council 3g Yearbook 4. rg! ORA WORDELL Commercial 85 Somerset Ave., No. Dighton Her grin is merry and she is sincere, but in her eyes the mischief shows clear. Ambition: Beautician Activities: Home Nursing lg Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing 2g A Cappella Choir 4-5 Driver Education 43 Yearbook 4. We, the members of the Class of 1956 of D.H.S., wish to thank you, Mrs. Angus, for your untiring efforts as our homeroom teacher for the last four years. It is with gratitude for your friendly guidance and leadership that we look back on these years. WJ I fills fffffm- .XX . J 5. :m R fi W x xr X 82.1153 fffgy f N ffl 14, 4 gx Rh X fi if SUPERINTENDENT S MESSAGE N f 11 h pft bt lytfp t B t h t llth b fth C1 f1956 f t f lf t ROBERT T. ROY S p tendent of Schools W X 4' -3X fr f Nw pp,- W Qs-Exif ' ll -ii if X5 or PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE It is the character of the purpose that determines the character of the individual, for a purpose may be good or bad, high or low. It is the ideal, the strength and the definiteness of the purpose that determines the measure of success x5 LOUISE W. RING A.B. Languages if CAROL ANGUS B.S. in Ed. Physical Education FRANCES R. VITALE Ed.M. Social Studies ...gi 2' Q' CARUION irMcCAULEY Pin Ed. 5 : . glish ..- Faculty k. LEO P. DEMARCO Ed.M. Commercial Vice Principal PAUL COUTURE A.B., M.Ed. Related Subjects Y 5 'cf rr. . 123 1 a 1 'Qq a , . PN if fbi. 3.3 . X , ixqigggm. V D. -f of fm, -, '- ' 1 , ,, . ? . RICHARD DIAS B.S. in Ed. Physical Education W is P32911 fi A WILLIAM H. KAHN B. Mus., M. Mus. Music HELENA M. KENNEDY B.S., M.A. Commercial CHARLES O'CONNELL Vocational Shop I I W we . Qsizifkfff ' ROBERT M. PONTE B.S. in Ed. English, History S GEORGE WEYGAND B.S. in Ed. Sciences WALTER R. SCANLON Ph.B., M.Ed. Social Studies gy LXLL . if as R L wr five CHARLES DAY Vocational Shop Director ELEANOR S. SMITH B.S. in Ed. Mathematics HOPE L. PONTES B.S. in Ed. Home Economics 553212-2 - Q 1..- as A 'S Physics Stenography II Mechanical Drawing Related Auto Shop English IV Office Practice Typing H P. O. D. Sewing II Antonia Aguas .......... Gilbert Amaral ........ Jane Andrews ........ Mary Andrews ...... Judie Atwood ........ Bill Benevides .....,,.,.. Edith Bindon ............... Rosemary Borden ....,.. Ronald Bristol .,,......, Elaine Broadbent ......... Marion Carpenter .... Howell Carr .......... Lionell Carr ........... David Carvalho ........ Dennie Carvalho ....... Henry Catabia ......, David Clark ..,,... June Clough .......,., Sandra Copeland ...... Nancy Cornell ..,..,,,.. Robert DeArruda ........ Joan DeMoranville ......... Anne Marie Desautels William Duarte ............ Natalie Dulak ..,..... Richard Ferreira ..,,.. Shirley Ferreira ........ Joan Gracia ,....,,.,,, Douglas Grant ...... Roland Guillet ....... Shirley Horton ..,... George Jack ....... Dick Kherlopian .... Pat Knox ........... Beatrice Lefaivre David Longton ...... Carol Machado ..,....... Jayne McCauley ....... Pauline Medeiros -- Connie Miller ..... Lorraine Motta ...... David O,Connell .,...... Ronald O'Connor ..... Eugenia Pontes ..... Betsy Reed ......... James Rose ..... Kenny Rose .... Wilma Rose ........... Ruth Ann Sears ...,..... Libby Sherman ......,.. Delores Silva .......... Eleanor Souza ......, Weston Stafford ....... Irene Stanley ........ Ellis Strange .......... Carolyn Vickers ..r. Jimmie Wallace ....... Victor Westgate ....... Carlton Willette ......... Clifford Wood .,........ Barbara Woodis ........ Ora Wordell ....... -- Maw Smith ....,.. Senior Class ......, Faculty ............ H it Parade April in Portugal ------------.-.------------ Linda The Book of Love 6'Dark Eyes I Have But One Heart - ........................,.,...... Pm Late Them There Eyes Sweet and Gentle It,s a Sin To Tell a Lie Betty Co-Ed Smile, Smile, Smile You Are My Love ---------------,----.--.--.---- A Satisfied Mind 6'Me and My Shadow Love is a Many Splendored Thing ul Want You To Be My Baby There is Nothing Like a Dame No Other Love You'd Be Surprised Wedding Bells Pm So Glad G ,..,,..,,..... Seventeen 'GA Happy Song Lazy Bones Come Rain or Come Shine My Boy Flattop If I Were a King -.--- 5'Happy is My Heart - .......... ...,..................... S mile Blow, Gabriel, Blow ' 7 Five Foot Two L'I'll Know -..-.-- 4'All At Once You Love Her I'll Never Stop Loving You C est C1 Bon Never Been Kissed I Wish I Was a Car Wham, There I go in Love Again Love You Didn't Do Right By Me '4Love and Marriage 66 ' -.-----------------,-- A1n't M1Sb6haV1Hg ------- .----.-----.-- There's Nothing Like Love Someday My Prince Will Come Dear Hearts and Gentle People As Time Goes By Be My Love Sophisticated Lady Can't Help Loving That Man of Mine I've Got a Crush On You , ,,,..... ........,......,..,....,................ ' 'Little Angel 4'Band Of Gold ---- King of Broken Hearts Enjoy Yourself Football Hero There's No Tomorrow Give Me Love I'll Walk Alone Slowpoke ----- Any Ole Place the Gang Goes A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody A Woman in Love ------ NMa, He,s Making Eyes at Me g'Now is the Hour Peace 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 HH! aiu ff -':'.'f- ., rj V 1- ' V Af 5. A ,lx , il L w,W,,,E' A ,, 34 ll - ' gfffl1ssff,E'E!f3f4?lE?f ffmsfyfsgkw Q , L 1 - , A A LXQQWK: K? '.w.v..A1 . .Arun .M , M A F3 'll 100' Freshmen 6 fx W T 'R Y P i n 8 I T Y P i n g II Y E A R B O 0 K QQ' '70 9, Boys' Glee Club Girls, Clee Club French Club vjglify. Y' 2 i Driver Education Choir ighton igh chool eacon Vol. I2 No. 1 FRIDAY, DF' TWENTY CENTS ' 5' 'elcomes . . ROY. V newcomers wel- School System this Roy, who refplace-d as sruperintendenft ttended the Sbafte Hyannis an'd at of ta Wealth of 'al exwpetriences. ton, he served tl in schools at The mon S 1, and as su- Eunaor ..ou1S at Marion. were Sit dscussing the stuldenuts at Dighton The gal Crnat- High, Mr. Roy commented favolriably -on mg Sam d uovm 8:00 to 11:30. the svchool spirit exhibited lby the s-tu- dents. It might be noted here that the students themselves appreciate Mr. -y's wholeheartetd enthusiasm, as ex- 'he ne ' ll' fhl .' T- Freshman classe 'p rafes' at etlc Con Bob St. Amo-ui pleasant dancin The one idler The music for -4-he,rSenior and Junior dances wos pro' ev Ives and h.is Orclhestr winstr- .situ- came at 10:00 led to announcement 'Comes MENTS! Th for the cafet and cupcake' Everyone helped mafke to have real school principal idgewautev .so Boston his' M. Ed is aft pres- When tasked by ta roving repor .,.,- degree at they would say if someone called them nm., ht at Free- a misfanthropislt, 'here is what the fol- 't-own Ele'metn'ta-ry N 1 Freetown. lowing Said: From there he went to Lvnfhelfd Elemen- Miriam Sylvia Barlow, Business Managerg Elaine Perry, Assistant Editorg R. M. Ponte, 11. PI-9513011 Advisory Beverly Broaddbent, Editor-in-Chiefg Carolyn Pabst, Business Manager. ,d like Viola Chase-it takes one to Know to teach oecau-se ne 11K6'S' Wormnlg with L.. . Audio-Visual Aids Audio-Visual Aids Chemistry Club Art Club Boys' Athletic Council Dancing Club Girls, Athletic Council .41 Juniors Sophomores Dramatics L iw '. Im will! K '--1 Freshmen Senior Dramatics ighton .igiintfalliilul eacon FRID' 56 TWENTY CENTS his Pl. S. Welcomes . . 'Stm to it MR. RoY. g the many newfcomers Wel- 2 o to the Dighton School System this New YCGI' c' .1 was Mr. Robert Roy, who re-placed THE BEACON Mr. Th-om-as Warren as superintendent 3 ' Clifford Wood Joan Copeland hools. MF. RO'y attended the Sbafte 'W President . , Viee Pfesident hers Colleges at Hyannis and at Ra MEN'ISl Then a mad dash was made for the cafeteria to enjoy coke, cookie-s itl and culpc-akes. Everyone who afttended these dc' MR- KIERNAN helped mafke tlhem a success an ' fe are Very proud real school spirit. VZIITGH Kiernle s Dighton H' Ziernan '2' lacheis Co l H u h 7 tl ty. He hal J e his B.S. in n , fi, When asked by la roving rept forking for his' f i they would say if someone callet .rvar'd. Mr. Kiernan gm - ,ee- a inisfanthropislt, here is What the for- jtown Elemenltary School in Freetown. lowing said: Steven Hall 'om there he went to I Caroline Rose en- Miriaan Linden-I don't know. Treasure' ry Sc-hool Where he W: S6Cffffflf9' Preston King-Ylou're crazy. Mr. K'iern'an decided 'he Woul-ci uke NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE TY S 'g ' H 0 1f0V 2 E Soczety W S Vs If 1 f 5, 1 1 ' , .1 X '?Q' b X ' . a Shiflgy Horton Natalie DUl3k Coach Captain Mrs. Angus Elaine Broadbent Cheerleaders fb fix gg Kg' ga 6 Y MX M gm Bjllajorettes xr MN 1 W N K W M 551' N A fr' x li 1 5 37' ff W 'NVQ Huw U 5' P Q Q nfl wi ef , , L . x. xi-'?.f,.v -Ms 2 p J' f K , f, f 33 , f K ' 1 . ff, A 1 2 3 w ff :w, Xe,'ff ' 2 ii K if x f in si , V - USF? Q,-ug, .,, X 4229 ' an -M . A X, ,X cw Sr' W. ,L ,fl ' :H '. .K www hfzf' +A? .f '. .4 :....., ,,. -. . 1 r ., A 5 f - M, 315, -5 , 0 ,N .. M ' . 1 wr - X .v K fe '. 5 S, x A L . J 'Humax wa- ms-'www X-1 sy A 51- if 'QQ il AF Q ,fx , -A W J EM! 3 'g ??fEi E 5 QW? he 93 V fg is is i mf f . 'lli,,,Q'f1' ' .. G f Ci ,f e m 15 M 2 121 E QI1 Q1 I 1 ' MW? fi? W' ff 5 F S! 5 1' Wi WR 5 7 7 S ,, Q.. ax was - . 11132, if 55 1 f Ng! W Q S Track 'ax Baseball ,K -SA- -- K N w'l ,Q-5 if f gg-Ax v .. ' ' 1 W ' .' ' ,fL.. , W - ' K . . 'V sv-Pr , Ng, f ..4, ' M, .nv J- -.fi W, 1, I Q ,Q I . , - an 'V , . 4 AV A ,. .9 - ' ' A .4 0 , ... .. . M . b .. an 3 Eg. f f wyfwx A 'L-wmv ' ,. X 1955 .U fs ... 319' J. B G a ' s ? if Z, f S 1, Cl 1 9 L 19 56 -1- Class Will We, the industrious pupils of the Class of 1956 of Dighton High School, estab- lished in the Town of Dighton, County of Bristol, State of Massachusetts, being agile in mind and lofty in intelligence, do prepare, post, and pronounce the following as and for our last will and testament: To the Faculty we leave the peace and quiet they have enjoyed during the four tranquil years of our presence. To the Junior Class we leave the exclusive privilege of inhabiting Room 21. To the Sophomore Class we leave the acute financial anemia we suffered after the purchase of our class rings. To the Freshman Class we leave the success we had with every class project we undertook. Antonia Aguas leaves her French accent to Harold Whitely. Gilbert Amaral and David Longton would have liked to leave their monitor posts to someone, but unfortunately . . . Jane Andrews leaves her desire to settle down to Laurelie Walker. Herels hopin'. Mary Andrews leaves Locker 93 to anyone unlucky enough to get it. Judy Atwood leaves her piano-playing accomplishment to Suzanne Gurney. William Benevides leaves his beautiful head of hair to Mr. DeMarco. Edith Bindon leaves her shortness to Marie Cimino. Rosemary Borden leaves her pony-tail to Warner Goff. Ronald Bristol leaves his shop talents to any shop boy who is fortunate enough to get them. Elaine Broadbent leaves the honor of being Queen of the Mardi Gras to the most popular girl in next yearls Senior Class. Don't forget your hanky. Marion Carpenter leaves her sense of humor to Betty Andrews. Guard it well, Betty. Howell Carr leaves his ability to get along with shop teachers to Mac, Lionel Carr leaves his chemistry knowledge to Mr. Weygand to pass on to some unfortunate Junior. David Carvalho leaves his talent to get out of shop to any capable person. Good Luck! Dennis Carvalho leaves his experiences in love to Richard Hermort. Henry Catabia leaves his ability to hot rod around to Jon Bettencourt. David Clark leaves his achievement in mathematics to Mrs. Smith to pass on to any deserving freshman. June Clough leaves her singing ability to Sylvia Barlow. Sandra Copeland leaves her English proficiency to Sam Pratt. Bobby DeArruda leaves his ability to get into unusual types of trouble to Brian Corr. Joan DeMoranville leaves her good marks in Mr. Vitale's classes to Paul Pacheco. Anne Desautels leaves her love of horses to Helen Haskell. William Duarte leaves his athletic stardom to Pee Wee Viveiros. Shirley Ferreira leaves her hairdos to Jeanine Sylvester. Joan Gracia leaves her short hair cuts to Margaret Aspinall. Douglas Grant leaves his automobile collection to Paul Bilodeau. Roland Guillet leaves his hot trombone to anyone who can touch it. Careful now, Mr. Kahn. Shirley Horton and Barbara Woodis leave their politeness and friendliness to Lyn Simmons. George Jack leaves his brains to Fred Hartford. Oh, Fred you poor soul! Richard Kherlopian leaves his permission to walk around with the photographer to Wilfred Berthiaume. Pat Knox leaves her love of popular music to Myrna Menges. Beatrice Lefaivre leaves her morning jaunt up the driveway to catch the school bus to anyone who has the needed energy and the right driveway. Carol Machado leaves her quiet ways to Priscilla Carpenter. Jayne McCauley leaves her talkativeness to Judy Walker. Use it to advantage, Judy. It's great for arguments. Pauline Medeiros and Ruth Ann Sears leave their positions as cashiers to any Juniors who want them. Have fun running the registers. Connie Miller leaves her skill in basketball to Judy Walker. Lorraine Motta leaves her stateliness to Nancy Cambra. David O'Connell and Ronald O'Connor leave their mischievous ways to Douglas Arnold and Donald Bacon. Jennie Pontes leaves her eyes to anyone who can control them. Betsey Reed leaves her love of Western music to Myrna Menges. Jimmy Rose leaves his ability to get along with the shop kids to all the upstairs teachers. Kenny Bose leaves his good nature and favor with the teachers to Manuel Phillips. Wilma Rose leaves her height to Barbara Sullivan. Libby Sherman leaves her good nature to Betty Carpentier. Dolores Silva leaves to any Junior her foresight in knowing when Mr. Vitale is going to ask her a question. Eleanor Souza leaves her position as captain of the Majorettes to anyone with the ability to fill the post. Weston Stafford leaves his skill on the basketball court to that rebounding whiz, Bob Cain. Irene Stanley leaves Dighton High School to anyone who wants it. Ellis Strange leaves his build to Ronald Lee. Carolyn Vickers leaves her ability to fool around in English class to anyone who dares to. James Wallace leaves his love of motorcycling to Mrs. Smith. Victor Westgate leaves his composure while working on ladder back chairs to Bob Terry. Carlton Willette leaves his hard times with one particular teacher to John Branco. Clifford Wood leaves his waistline to any three freshmen big enough to fill it. Ora Wordell leaves her speed in typing to Irene Simmons. In Witness whereof we, the testators, have inscribed our names and affixed our insignia on this the fourteenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six f1956J. Antonia Aguas Jenny Pontes Pauline Medeiros Class Prophecy Scene: Lonely cavern. Hecate. queen of Hades. Hecatc: Come now, you secret, black and midnight hags, I'll show you the contents of my precious bags. Q3 witches enter, dance around steaming cauldron.j All: Double. double, toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble. Round about the cauldron go, ln the facts about all we throw. Loves that on the balcony started, Careers and gains, friends made and parted, As we stir the gory mess, A wealth of secrets we'll confess. Then from the cauldron we will pick, Many omens of the class of '56. Double, double, toil and trouble, Fire burn and cauldron bubble. fwitches dance around cauldronj Cool it with some of Clifford's blood, Until the charm be firm and good. Now if the brew is good and clear, We'll show them what they have to fear. Now from the cauldron we will draw Their futures while they sit in awe. Gilbert Amaral a state trooper will be, He'll stop Billy Duarte going ninety-three. A whistle to Gil, a pencil to Bill For all the forms heill have to fill. .lane Andrews will leave a curse On all her patients when she's a nurse. We leave to her this bottle of pills To cure her patients of their ills. Mary Andrews hates to wash dishes, To be a secretary is what she wishes. To her we leave this box of Tide- She may become the boss's bride. Antonia Aguas, this is her fate: Washing and cleaning for a family of eight. To her we leave this bar of soap, May she never, never run out of hope. .ludie Atwood will be playing a song, Robert DeArruda will be singing along. A note would be the perfect cause To capture all the people's applause. Bill Benevides, with his crew-cut top, Will be a star with his hot be-bop. To him we leave this saxophone reed, Something we know he'll always need. The business tycoon who will get rich quick Will be Rosemary Borden. What are the trick To her we leave this little bank of clay s? To hold all the money she makes for play. Ultrasonic inter-planetary collect, Will be invented by Roland Guillet. So that his contraption won't go askew, We leave Roland this superior screw. Our photographer will be Richard K., His model, of course, will be Bea Lefaivre. To Beatrice a comb, to Richard a bird, We hope their pictures won't be too absurd. B That clever designer, Miss Patricia Knox, Will succeed in designing the oval box. This little eraser we're sure she'll need To rub out the errors caused by her speed. David Longton will be king of a tropical isle, His slave will be Ronnie, he'll serve with a smile To Ronnie some salve to rub on the pain, Caused by David with this great big cane. The gabbers at the movie show, Will be Jayne M. and David O. To them we leave boxes of Pep To help them along and keep them hep. Pauline and Carol will be ahead In the business world by making lead. To help them along when production is low We leave to them some extra dough. Connie and Sandra will soon be wed, They'll serve their husbands breakfast in bed. To them we leave these rolling pins To help to keep their husbands in. A taxi cab driver and a good one at that, Will be Lorraine Motta in a cute little hat. If she ever has a flat, she'll need this spare, We hope that with it, she'll get there. Jennie Pontes, a model will be, And pose for Clifford, an artist is he. These glasses they will need to see Their pictures in the art gallery. Betsey and .loan by hook or by crook, Will someday conquer the English book. With these dictionaries they will be Able to go down in history. Now .limmy Rose, as everyone knows, A woodworking career is what he chose. To him we leave this woodworker's square With hopes his work will always be fair. While Kenny sits home minding the babies, Shirl will be out wrestling the ladies. To them we leave this pair of pins, And hope the next ones will be twins. Ronald and George at their stations will toil. Selling us folks lots of gas and oil. We leave these pads for each to fill, To figure out our gas and oil bill. Our kindergarten teacher will be Elaine, We hope the kids don't drive her insane. To her we leave this piece of chalk To write on the board the ones that talk. Howell Carr, that quiet old gent, Will live like a hermit out in a tent. To start his fires we leave these matches, But who'll be there to sew his patches? A fiddler, Lionel will be, And play in a symphony. This EN string we give to him, So Lionel won't be grim. David and Dennis, the Carvalho brothers, Are going to be woodworkers just like the others. So this glue to them, as it should seem, To hold together a wonderful team. Racing around the track at one-hundred and five, Is our racer friend Henry, risking his nine lives. To him we give this speeding car To help him become a racing star. David Clark a Romeo will be, To charm the ladies he sees- We leave to him this little book, So at the techniques he can look. June Clough a hair stylist will be, And design the latest coiffures for Edith B. To them we leave these bobby pins To keep their pretty curls in. Many people Joan D. will see. For a nurse she will be. A thermometer will be her gift To give her patients a great lift. Natalie and Marion, secretaries will be, And thrill their boss by sitting on his knee. We give to them these brand new desks To help them do their very best. Shirley F. will be a famous hair stylist, Ann M. D. will be her assistant. To them we leave these bobby pins To help them with their little whims. Douglas Grant, no matter what you say, Will certainly be a mechanic some day. So to him we leave this wrench To help him progress along the way. Wilma Rose, a secretary will be, Just like the one on TV. This little pencil she will need To take down the notes at a rapid speed. The owners of the largest cosmetics place Will be Ruthy and lreneg they'll fix your face To them we leave some emery sticks To fix all city folks, and maybe some hicks. The actress of the 60's will be That charming girl we call Libby. This big gold star we're sure you'll see On the dressing room door of our star to be. The greatest bank robber in history Will be Dolores Silva, yessirree. To her we leave this little squirt gun To shoot at the cops when sheis on the run. The wonderful book writer with good reviews Will be Eleanor Souzag isn't that news. To her we leave-it's hard to decide, A bottle of ink to keep by her side. Weston Stafford to Hollywood will go, A divorce rate higher than Cableis he'll show. This little black book we leave to him So he can jot his dates within. When you sail on the high seas, Watch for Ellis, a frogman he'll be. These lifesavers we leave to him ln case his chances are very slim. Carolyn, enlighten us please, As to what you are going to be. With those eyes and flirty looks Weill have to leave you a date book. .limmy Wallace, the famous pretzel bender, Will be noted for the service he will render. To him we leave a bottle of beer To quench his thirst and bring good cheer. Victor Westgate a carpenter will be, Building houses for you and me. To him we leave this tape measure, Something he can use and treasure. Our good friend Carlton Willett, A career he hasn't decided yet. To help him along the way, it appears We should give to him a book of careers. Barbara Woodis, as we all know, Will be queen of the kitchen, so- We leave to her this spool of thread To sew her patches when she has wed. Ora Wordell, but not for long, For sheill be marching to the wedding song. To her we leave this fork and spoon And hope she'll think of us on her honeymoon .ludith Atwood Elaine Broadbent James Rose Wilma Rose -- Class History 25 Our Freshman year was a mixture of attending football games, W W M i dances, and making new buddies, Meeting new teachers and being wap ' ' snowed under by studies, studies, studies. We entered Dighton High School for the first time at 7:45, September 5, 1952. With defiance in our bearings, but trembling in our limbs, we made it through the maze of corridors to rooms 14N and 14S. Our first step toward stabili zation was the election of our class officers who were Richard Kherlopian, President, Gilbert Amaral, Vice President, David Longton, Secretary, and Rose Marie Goulart, Treasurer. As Student Council representatives we chose Ruth Sears and Rosemary Borden. We made our contributions to the fo Ann otball team in the persons of Richard Kherlopian, Ellis Strange, James Wallace, and Weston Sta We had as cheerleader, Libby Sherman. fford. Much to our horror, we were informed that we were to sponsor a dance. Despite our lack Our- 'FW an . F Kept of knowledge in this field, our first dance was a great success. Basketball season was upon us and to our great surprise and pleasure William Duarte made the Varsity. Our next achievement was first place in the magazine drive. By now our treasury was be- ginning to grow. For Mardi Gras representatives we chose Wes- ton Stafford and Sandra Copeland. Our next big undertaking was a play to be presented be- fore the school in assembly. Before we knew it finals were upon us, but not too soon were they over, along with our Freshman year. Now we were looking forward to our second year at Dighton High School. Christmas Dance, the play contest d Magazine drive us all so busy. Not to mention our endless supply of books I ' ' I Which drove us positively dizzy. Upon returning to Dighton High School the following September, we felt a little more sure We began our second year by electing our of ourselves. T . class officers: Clifford Wood, President, EIIYICS Rose, Vice President, Sandra Copeland, Secre- tary, and Weston Stafford, Treasurer. Ou r Stu- dent Council representatives were Gilbert Am- aral and Richard Spencer. We supplied the football team with Strange, William Duarte, and Richard K pian. ' C This was the year we sponsored the iii WWW? W ' T And Well, here we were, back at Dighton School with only two more years to go. Ellis herlo- hrist- other achievement was to take first place in the magazine drive. The treasury was on the upward swing. Dighton High School was amazed at the array of talent displayed by our class at the talent assembly. Mardi Gras time was here again with Lor- raine Motta and William Duarte as our able representatives. We climaxed our second year by defeating the Freshmen in the Play Contest. And before we knew it vacation time was facing us again. We certainly needed a vacation. mas Dance which was a tremendous success. Our erclassmen that's what we were we were ever the proudest rid ourselves of some of our books went to the games to cheer the loudest. High As upperclassmen we chose Clifford Wood, President, Gilbert Amaral, Vice Pres ident: Wilma Rose, Secretary, and Weston Stafford, Treasurer. For Student Council representatives we chose Elaine Broadbent and Dolores Silva. Football season found us cheering for our representatives who were Ellis Strange, David Clark, Gilbert Amaral, David Longton, Richard Ferreira, Richard Kherlopian and William Duarte. This was the year we had the most successful football dance that Dighton High School had ever seen. Our treasury was growing by leaps and bounds. For our Mardi Gras representatives we chose Clifford Wood and Lorraine Motta, who rode in on the prize winning float. Before we knew it we were at our Junior Q lp e':f:5A.' In our last year at Dighton High school we got right down to business by electing Clifford Wood, President, Wilma Rose, Vice President, Dolores Silva, Treasurer, and Elaine Broadbent, Secretary. As our Student Council representa- tives we chose Eugenia Pontes and Gilbert Am- aral. Clifford Wood was elected President of the Student Council this year. Our first big project was our yearbook which seemed to be a never ending task, but under the capable leadership of Clifford Wood, Editor, Wilma Rose and Judith Atwood, Co-Editors, we think we have managed to complete this task in a satisfactory manner. The Christmas card sale, the magazine drive and the paper drive, all helped to make our treasury go over the top. The honor of being King of the Mardi Gras was given to Gilbert Amaral, and our lovely Queen was Elaine Broadbent. William Duarte won honor and glory on the basketball court for our class as well as for the school by breaking six Narry League records. Ellis Strange and Richard Ferreira, co-cap- tains of the football team this year, were backed up by Richard Kherlopian, Weston Stafford, William Duarte, William Benevides, David Longton, David Clark, Gilbert Amaral, David Prom, a paradise of Moonlight and Roses, a lot of work but a lot of fun, too. Honor Society members who brought added prestige to our class were Nancy Cornell, James Rose, Sandra Copeland, Dolores Silva, Rose- mary Borden, Wilma Rose, Pauline Medeiros, Marion Carpenter, Clifford Wood, and Joan DeMoranville. We ended our Junior year with Class Day when Rosemary Borden and Joan DeMoranville brought greater honor to our class by receiving the Chase, French, and D.A.R. History awards respectively. Whew! Never thought we'd make it. Studies behind us, welre Seniors at last. And after graduation we'll go our separate ways. To pursue our futures so brilliant and vast. Carvalho, Dennis Carvalho, and Manager Ken- neth Rose. Elaine Broadbent, captain of the cheerleaders, was assisted by Shi1'ley Horton and Natalie Dulak. We were very proud of them. We chose Elaine Broadbent as our D.A.R. representative, and Clifford Wood as our Good Government Day representative. At last February 20, Washington bound. What a shame that it was over so soon. We all had such a wonderful time. Now preparations for the play contest were underway. As usual We displayed a great show of acting ability. Next came the talent assembly. Boy, what hidden talent we uncovered. With the arrival of our last Junior Prom, graduation rehearsals and selection of gradu- ation speakers, Clifford Wood and Sandra Cope- land, we realized with a pang of remorse that our high school days would soon be over and each of us would go our separate ways. We will never forget the wonderful fun We have had at Dighton High School. We thank our beloved friend and advisor, Mrs. Smith, and we also thank the teachers who have helped so much in order that we get ahead in the world. Marion Carpenter Joan DeMoranville Dolores Silva QS MC-'wr 49, f Q f Ei' , f'f'5'f574H5f 2 WWQN Z M W f 'ff Raw, 253 eo b kgxy .. ,ff 'g,gfJ'mi5 gzfggvw M4 www ' N Www' SXLXKNJQS yy A 1o,,w , Sw nw W all fm ig MEIIM M Q Y xx . 323 it Q 0 4' lr + 'wx X HL 5 5' QQ P d.!.,.v-va-'nflzv g ig X 3 'Q M' 4. 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The missing ice cream scoop used for mashed potatoes. lVlr. Gillespie giving permission for 'cparkingn at the Grange Hall. The stolen 50 cents in the fountain. lVlr. Rolfe's heroic slaughter of that great big mouse. '6Bye Bye Blackbird.', Apricots and Lima Beans. All the money we made on our Junior Prom. Jayne laying the egg on the cafeteria floor. The water pistols on the New York train. lVlosaic. Mr. Vitaleis Hvisualizef' lVlacBeth. Our sophomore play. Mr. DilVIattia and lVlrs. Richmond. That cheery telephone voice, Good morning, it's seven oiclockf' The Union members at the Halloween Dance. lVla's mailbox-and its trip to Taunton. The Rattlesnake meat. Room 815. Showers we didn't take. Bob DeArruda's, '6Y0u old battleaxef' The Pep Rallies. Ellis, Minnie, the lVlermaid.', lVlr. Weygandis successful? experiments. Mr. D6M31'CO,S, HDO you follow me? lVlrs. Angusi, '6That is not the third bellf' lVlr. Kiernan's pencil-behind-your-ear-phobia. Mr. Dias', HAH right, line up on the wall. lVlr. lVlcCauley's, '4We just don't have enough time. Decorating for the formals. Nantucket. Every moment of every day of our wonderful four years at D.H.S. Umar - -H ll L W 92 Fgll m -5, 1, ,Higgs IU I cl sl I 'QT' 3Jlv ' ' I 5 Huw f .wi Junior Prom Mardi 1 a 1 Gras U Amy f AXQVL Qi 1 'f4f'nvlU6 w,M LD 5 1 Fi , ,A 05 ff Q s 551 . Tifiiih k g K 5 .3 fzf a . - kr? . , ,ww 1 ,A 1' Q x X 93' W . S1 Qlikgfiffww' uf Q ,,l.,m1w,,Qagmb M www I 507, Mm .. .. 1.- iw :yu -XS ,, A Q x. . ' - New., .uiiimm-MM mr , .,Av www W ' Q eewmkw eww A ,f 'fw-vw. .f V --+..-f ,. am . N -N gm if Q1-413-af JW?-Sli JM, 1. 41. , ' uWc're Poor Little wt 'Q' , we tx In Mv Merry Oldsmobile? g'Swcct Adeline 'Three Coins in the Foumam Get Out and Get Under Sheep , 94' L ,gifst,..s:uwwQV,'ff-,fy A i, ,. -,wld R- 1 K ,,,, J ,,ts,,W.,' J .Lf 1' V f 573.-,.,',3sf . 0.1 k . zu. ,,,.w .4 A A , ,K R N 1 K . .N 8 . at .gtk . XXX V: -F - ,. 'v- war, ..,. K., QWMVY' ' ' ,. .,..f, ,K . 4 gg, 1 ff ' ,. : ' 'Helen 121 K - MA , f , 2. ' x ,N .- ' ,, we if ,X , 'mime-'-. Q. we 5' 1 Yggffa - Q4 I g- f me V A . M r Q A ,, It - , A Mr'- ,' ' ' ik .Q H Y ' ,,..,-A--Mk , . ,.., ' .fgif A, ' ,gg M get :ag . Q ,, ' few, . if . . 'Q I , ' f ia' Minnie, the Mermaid fslv i'Stranger in Paradise Home on the Range . . I By the Sea Love and Marriage 'AFr0m Here to Eternity '4Bewitched 'R 7 '4Figar0, Figaro Rattlesnake Meat? Noll Pajama Came Zsa Zsa hs Did you say Marlon Well, Well, Well, Girls- Ain't she sweet Just want the facts, Ma'am. Brando? , iw, yliii Y x F 3 'ri K ,jf .J s REE e 55 . 5 gf it -. ig . 5 , fit. Well, MY SUITS' High Noon Eloping? Well, l've gotta keep my feet warm. 5 v Dill you say pose? I'll Here's mud in your eye. The better to see you with my Why of course we slept last he right there. deaf- night, Ma. Ain't Love Grand Oh, I didn't know you cared! The Big Three . ,, nf'-f 'A M X , .hkkr K. 5 M I WA 5 4 A L its X ' . .11 Q? 3 'ZW is To .ff 5 F V-x T f 4 x , ? 5 sf' ' X f' , . ,E f- o i ' Q M N? ,sf Us .333 l in H :,,. K, X 5 ggi in fill o -fi 'gi 1 kf., 1 1' ,asm ii 5 W fig ft H. hw.. . N .-4. gn my ' 1 . 'f ,g ka 9 . M ,M - Y ,,3.,3 - , DOHY friends, and I Looks as if hLi's on his last logs, know you're my docsnvt hc? friends . . . . 5 L2 f A '. ' J if Who let you in? Did she rvcovvr? Y fs i f 4 , ,,., I 4-I. 3 2 Good Morning. Have a good YVC arv Siamese, if you please. Our Theme, Cool Clear Wal1xr. nighl's sleep? -N 'x s o muh wg ,,m,,. an? f 7 if 'rw 1 54 in 1 i f m f JL' ' A ,QA ,-..-K fl . ,FHWA-1 'A H In F fllmlghi. Mfllllllf WHS A rose, is a rose, is a rose. Didn't you get enough slvep Tl1at'll be five cvnts, plcasv. in Ceorgla. last night? ARMOR BRONZE AND SILVER COMPANY, INC Taun1'on, Mass. Goods of Merit-By Master Craftsm Compliments of PIERCE HARDWARE COMPANY I5 Main Sfreei TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS OX DIGHTON REST HOME Mrs. Josephine M. Haggerly, Prop. II6 Cenfer S+. No. Diglafon, Mass. Tel. Dighlon 295l MEMBER MASS. REST HOME ASSN. 1 Complimen+s of A Friend MOUNT HOPE PHARMACY Roberl' F. Dumon+, B.S., Reg. Pharm. PHARMACIST AND CHEMIST 60 Soulh S+ree+ TAUNTON, MASS. DRUGS Complimen+s of CARL P. GORDEN THE WONDER STORE Appliance Dealer RANGES, TV SETS, RADIOS WASHERS. REFRIGERATORS BREAKFAST SETS 4-4096 23 Broadway ACROSS PARK THEATRE TAYLOR'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Two Greal' Oils DYNALUBE AND QUAKER S'I'a+e Rd. Service HI-TEST NEW BLUE SUNOCO AT REGULAR GAS PRICE I444 Somersel' Ave. Taunfon 2-0639 Ford Cars-Ford Trucks BURNETT FORD, INC. SALES SER VICE Your New Local Ford Dealer ALWAYS A GOOD SUPPLY OF A-I USED CARS Remember 'For Your Besl' Buy Yel' - Buy 'From BurneH' Tel. 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Your S+ore FURNISHINGS FOR MODERN HOMES FLOOR COVERING A SPECIALTY IO-I2 TrescoH' Sireei' Tel. 4-5889 TAUNTON, MASS. Complimenis of BEN EVIDES MARKET BILL BENEVIDES, Prop. Free Delivery - Self-Service TELEPHONE 302I Sales and Service LASSEN CHEVROLET Cars and Trucks PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Telephone 393I COUNTY- STREET DIGHTON, MASS. LUCAS PAINTS-GOLD BOND BUILDING PRODUCTS- RUBEROID PRODUCTS MOZZONE BROS. Everything to Build With WHITE PINE ' BUILDERS HARDWARE 5 INSULATION NEW LOCATION: I37 Hart Street, Taunton, Mass. DIAL: 2-405I 4-7847 Compliments of A Friend Loads Anywhere in Massachusetts ORSINES 306 Winthrop St., Taunton, Mass. TEL. 4-8782 MARSDEN'S ESSO STATION Groceries, Gas, Tires, Oil 599 Winthrop St. TAUNTON - PROVIDENCE PIKE Telephone Taunton 3-3228 ATWOOD'S VARIETY STORE Ice Cream Fountain Service Groceries Sundries Compliments of CLASS o i A . I DIGHTON CEIJIFT CORNER pen EVERYDAY - EVENINGS DIGHT N SUNDAY AFTERNOONS O RED AND WHITE MARKET I Complimems of Choice Meals and Groceries Telephone 30I I MAIN STREET, DIGHTON, MASS. Milk S+. Dighlon Compliments of HIXON Com plimenls of TOMMY DI NUCCI Acres M Jin TREE COMPANY ,F S EN DOZA'S KAGE sToRE F 'sa Com pIimenI's of a MULHERN'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 5 Broadway Taunion, Mass. Phone 2-I87l JOSEPH AND R. PAUL MULHERN Reg. Pharms. ESTABLISHED I904 ST- PIERREIS Complimenfs of Your Friendly Shoe Siore 77 MAIN ST. TAUNTON ASSIRAN'S CURTAIN SHOP MAIN ST. TAU NTON, MASS. 'RO-AN JEWELRY CO., INC. 34 Main Sireei' TAU NTON. MASS. Tel. 3-3737 NOVELTY SHOE FIX Bring in Any Maize of Shoes We Can Rebuild Them I9-A SCHOOL STREET TAUNTON. MASS HANSON'S COMPANY, INC. D. C. WILBUR, Reg. Pharm. CompIeI'e Prescripfion Service Since I870 27 BROADWAY TAUNTON. MASS. BRITTO JEWELRY Wafch Repairing, Diamonds Reser Carries AII Lines of Wa'I'ches and Jewelry SCHOOL ST. TAUNTON. MASS. PCBEWS J. a. M. ARMY sToRE The S'I'ore Behind 'I'he Besi' vvorkcloirhes Mews Wear Fashions Spodswear 38. 40 MAIN TAUNTON no BROADWAY TEL. 49-014 Complimenrs of MATSAM'S STORE 20 TAUNTON GREEN TAUNTON Tel. 4-4344 Complimenis of CHARVES AUTO PARTS, INC. TAUNTON OXYGEN CO., INC. Somersef Ave. Taunron. Mass. Best Wishes TAUNTON GREYHOUND ASSOCIATION JOSEPH M LINSEY FOSTER 81 COMPANY Arrow ShirI's-Bolany SuiI's Florsheim Shoes MacGregor Clolhing THE NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS The Brand Names a Man Looks for Complimenfs of RAY'S DO - NUT SHOP Coffee and Donufs Relail and Wholesale 348 WINTHROP ST. TAUNTON. MASS. Complimenls of a FRIEND CompIimen+s of 'l'l'19 Complimenfs of CHEERLEADERS FACULTY ELAINE BROADBENT, Caplain Mr, Weygard Mr, Kiernan Mr, Vifale Mr. DeMarco Mr. Scanlon Mr- Cou+ure Beverely Broadbenl Shirley Horlon Mr' Olqonnell Mr' Dfay Nalalie Cos'I'a Linda mrs' imdh mr' Emi: Nalalie Dulalc Krislofferson Mrs' Kngus Mr' Mag I Nancy Cambra Janice Baplise Mrs' finnedy Mr' P cihau ey Helen Hor'I'on Carol Rose rs' Rmg r' on e MRS. CAROL ANGUS. Coach Miss Ponies SULLIVAN'S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Typewrilers Adding Machines Sales - Renl - Repair I9 Weir S+. lUpsI'airsI EST. I92I Complimenls of L. G. BEERS CO. Jewelers DIAMONDS GIFTS WATCHES 65 Main S+. Taunlon. Mass. Complimenls of BOB TARR's OLSON'S CIGAR SHOP HOME OF FLOWERS Formerly A. SCHULTES 26 BROADWAY TAUNTON. MASS TaunI'on Green Phones Complimenfs of ROSE AND KENNETH CUMMINGS Slore 2-043I Greenhouse 2-I I5I Compllmenfs of Complimenfs of LEONARD'S RESTAURANT AND A LUNCHEONETTE Homemade Bakery Producls Candies and Ice Cream 35 MAIN ST. TAUNTON, MASS. Complimenls of lhe MAJORETTES ELEANOR SOUZA, Capfain Jennie Thelm Beafrice Lorrai Your Local Ford Dealer 2 'e. Made ynflna Viola Compliments of Class of '59 FRANK BRUCE COMPANY Purveyors of Foods +o Home Freezer Owners MASTER MEAT MEN SINCE I9l2 Tel. Norwood 7-4000 860 Wasl1ing+on S+. Norwood, Mass. Complimenls of H. P. HOOD 81 SONS Ice Cream Division Tel. Fall River 8-5628 88 Barre'H' Slreel' FALL RIVER, MASS. Complimen+s of LINCOLN BROTHERS Complimenfs of a F R I E N D GELL MOTOR SALES. INC CHEVROLET Sales and Service Dial 2-9295 5I4 Couniy S+. Somerset Mass. Besl Wishes S I LVA'S FINE FOODS Norm-I DIGHTON. MASS. Complimenrs of LESTER O. FREW L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Known Wherever There Are Sdhools and Colleges CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS PERSONALS CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS AND TRQPI-nes Complimenfs of TOM GALVI N EAST FREETOWN GARAGE ChevroIe+ Sales and Service AuI'horizecI Fac+ory Dealer Es+. I926 LEONARD H. CHACE. Prop. Easi' Freeiown, Mass. Complimenfs of TAUNTCN DAILY GAZETTE -14... HOWARD L. WHITE, INC. C0mP'imen+S CADILLAC AND oLDsMoBlLE Ffom H16 FO 'S af 'he Sales and Service as-as WEIR ST. TAUNTON BURT sr. BERKLEY, MASS. TeIePI '-'me 4'626I Telephone TaunI'on 4-975I g. Lu.. ARNOLD HOFFMAN 81 COMPANY INC. Anchor Color and Gum Works Besl Wishes for Class of I956 REISE'S DAIRY, INC. Hornbine Slreei Swansea, Mass. W. H. RILEY 81 SON, INC. Peiroleum Pror:IucI's General Elecfric Burner Unils BoHIed Gas 24-Hour Service TELEPHONE 2- I 282 bl Cohanne'I' Slreel' TaunI'on, Mass. SUCCESS +o Ihe Class of '56 STAR MARKET MARIANNO REZENDES. Prop. IOOO No. Main SI. Fall River, Mass. Complimen'I's of GILSON'S FROZEN FOOD LOCKER SERVICE, INC. 485 Winfhrop Slreel' TAUNTON. MASS. Telephone 4-854I Complimenls of BROC KTON TAUNTON GAS CO. African Violefs Many Colors and Varie'Iies A. H. GURNEY Roule I40 Couniy Road EAST FREETOWN, MASS. Telephone Rockwell 3-5644 Complimenfs of ROBERT S. ROUNSEVELL SEX-LINKED DAY OLD CHICKS R. I. REDS Phone Nor+h Roches+er I03-I4 CounI'y S+. Easi' Freefown, Mass. Besl Wishes +o Class of l956 Fine Automobiles by RALPH F. SIMMONS, INC 289 Lincoln Avenue NORTH DIGHTON, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone Taunton 3-3343 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Gerald Whitmore Mr. Charles Broadbent Mr. Abilio Aguas Mr. Charles Clough M,-. E. Wood Mr. Richard M. Rose Mr, Joseph Silva Mr. Charles A. E. Sears, Jr. Mr, Floyd Whitmore Mrs. Donald B. Copeland Mr. Francis F. G. Andrews Mr, Milton Woodis Mr- Charles Dulak Mr. John Longton Mr. Elwyn H. Stafford Mr. James F. McCauley Mr. John Thomassen Mr. George R. Pontes Mr, Helen. Vickers and Mrs. Edward O'Connell and Mrs. Alphonse Carpenter Emery C. Andrews Horace Clough Charles Woodman Earl Hathaway B. C. Sherman, Jr. John R. Stanley, Sr. Ellis Strange, Sr. Albert William John Bindon, Jr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Herbert and Mrs and Mrs. . Fred A. Borden . Joseph Medeiros. . John Garcia . Manuel Ferreira . Armond Desautels . Manuel Motta F. Reed . Henry T. Miller James Cornell Mrs. Wilhelmina Souza Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 DEVINES' DAIRY PRODUCTS Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1956 STANDARD COIL PRODUCTS CO., INC MacKENZIE AND WINSLOW, INC. Lumber and Building Materials POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS MANUFACTURERS OF MONEY 5 WORTH Yard, 698 Rodman Sl'ree+ EIeva'I'or. 577 Davol S'I'reel' FALL RIVER, MASS. TELEPHONE 6-8563 Complimenrs of Beg-f Wishes EAST FREETOWN 1-0 GENERAL STORE Class of I956 EAST FREETOWN, MASS. CENTRAL TAXI NORTH DIGHTON al' Your Service Call 4-6904 4-6905 Taunlon, Mass. Complimenls of CHERRY 81 WEBB CO. FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS B. 81 Volkswagen Sales and Service ROSE MOTOR SALES In5'I'lIU'l'l9naI Winlhrop S+. Taunlon Wholesale Grocers BRAZIL'S PACKAGE STORE 7ll Winfhrop Sfreel No. Diglrlon, Mass. PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND Compliments ot GILBERT L. ROUNSEVELL BRIS-I-CL COUNTY RADIO CO. Rhode Island Reds and Sex Linked Chicks Taunton's Largest Furniture Phone North Rochester ll2-2 and Appliance Siore Mason Road WHERE HOMES BEGIN EAST FREETOWN MASS 70-72 Main St. Taunton 4-835I Congratulations to the Class ot '56 McWH I RR'S Fall River's Largest Department Store On the Air l2:30-WSAR Congratulations to the Compllmenls of Class ot '56 McGEE'S PHOTO SHOP R. Co. 2l Taunton Green. Taunton, Mass. INCORPORATED Open Year Round Booth LAKE -VUE DRIVE IN Rte. l40 On Long Pond SANDWICHES CAR HOP SERVICE ICE CREAM School Supplies and Equipment FALL RIVER, MASS. PowERs PONTlAC,.lNC. PONTIAC CARS - GMC TRUCKS Sales - Service - Parts CHARLES N. GOFF INSURANCE Your Protection ls My Business 237 Broadway Taunton. Massachusetts Phone 4-409I BROKER AND AGENT MASS. AND R.l. Wallcer St. No. Dighton Taunton 4-63l9 GEORGE B. LOCKHART INSURANCE AGENCY. INCORPORATED Insurance ot All Kinds Telephone F. R. 8-5l02 II68 County Street Somerset, Mass. WILLIAMS LUMBER CO. Telephone 4-5897 Rear 62 Weir SI'. Taunfon VVPEP I570 on Your Dial Keep in Siep WiI'h PEP in Taunfon MARCKS the Tailor Home of SUPERIOR CLEANING Cleaning and Dyeing Fur S'I'orage OFFICE: 7I BROADWAY Telephone 4-492 I Taun'I'on, Mass. Complimenfs of TAU NTON CASH MARKET Taun'I'on, MassachuseHs J. M. WELLS, INC. CompIeI'e Home Furnishings I I I MAIN ST. Taunfon, Mass. Tel. Taunfon 2- I 74I SELECTION QUALITY VALUE DANAS Everyihing for Your Home 85-87 Main SI'. TAUNTON. MASS. CompIimen'I's of ALBERT E. SMITH STUDEBAKER PACKARD Sales Service 54-56 Courl' Sf. Tel. 2-I275 Complimenis of NEW YORK LACE STORE TAUNTON. MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of SHORE'S MARKET Complimenrs of J. R. TALLMAN 81 CO. Incorporated - INSURANCE - Telephone VAncIyke 4-405l I9 Broadway Complimenis of THE FRENCH CLUB Complimenfs of DIGHTON GRAIN AND HARDWARE COMMUNITY CLEANERS, INC. Cleaners, Dyers, Furriers SI1ir+ Launderers I049 Oounfy S+.. Somersei' Tel. 2-3090 MUNROE ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE SUPPLY Seeds Ferfilizers Pain'Is Tel. 2-I30I I004 COUNTY ST. SOMERSET, MASS. Complimenrs of MADE - RITE POTATO CHIP CO. GOMES GARAGE Repairing - Towing - Service Gas - Oil - Tires COUNTY STREET TEL. DIGHTON 253I FRANCIS BROTHERS' GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION General AuI'o Repairing Telephone 32II SOMERSET AVENUE DIGHTON, MASS. Complimenrs of N. LOUIS STONE O O HI WAY OPEN AIR MARKET Complete F-ood 'Shopping Center Taunfon Mass. W. W. LEACH 81 CO. Parfs for AII Makes of Cars and Trucks Main Office: I96-202 Bedford Sf. FALL RIVER, MASS. TEL. 7-93I8 Branches: 32 Cohannef Sf. Taunfon Tel. 4-408I 50I Counfy Sf.. New Bedford Telephone 9-6268 Complimenfs of a FRIEND Complimenfs of LESTER M. BRIGGS GENERAL TRUCKIN6 Coeds of Driver Ed QW. 2 if-if , MAIN STREET DIGHTON' Telephone 328l FHM MASS. 2-5656 4-4956 ROGER DUFOUR PIANO TEACHING Orchesfra for AII Occasions Piano Tuning Sales and Service Sfore: 5385 Main Sfreef, Fall River Your Prudenfial Agenf FRANK CROVELLO Complimenfs of Com plimenfs of BOLDUC LUMBER Open All Day Safurday Fall River 3-5I7l W. A. SMITH 81 COMPANY Taunfon, Mass. Bes+ Wishes Complimenls of Class of l956 A H. F. LEROY LATIMER DELORES FERREIRA D.n.s. MR. scANl.oN FREETOWN TEXTILE SERVICE Plus George S. Mycocl: P- O- D- Class PIECE GOODS AND REMNANTS of '56 CoH'on-Nylon-Rayons-Orlon SCHOOL STREET ASSONET, MASS. TOWN LEY'S Qualify Dairy Producfs TEL. 2-2583 BERKLEY. MASS. The Gum Chewers in MRS. SMlTH'S CLASSES I CorTIplimenI's of COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO. Fall River, Massachusefis PLANK AND HANSEN FINE FURNITURE 24 WinI'hrop Sfreef Taun'Ion, Massachusefls BOSTOCK - INMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY EIec'I'ric ConI'rac+ors- Elecfric Appliances TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE Telephone 4-7594 I6- I8 Tresco'H' Sf. Taunion, Mass. PRESCOTT LOCK CO. HARDWARE AND PAINT I8 Bow S+. Taunfon. Mass. 3-3888 Experi' Loclcsmifhs The Parlrer Chasers TN MANUEL v. MOTTA W -, X I , x QV F9050 Q ' I Carpenier-Builder W I w ,, 'T N KITCHEN CABINET WORK 1 ' A SPECIALTY ' Q2 - Repairing and Remodeling 60 Bedford S+. Nor+h Dighfon. Mass. Tel. Taun'I'on 4-4659 Complimenfs of DOYLE'S RESTAURANT TAUNTON SUPPLY CORP. 74 Main S'I'reeI' Telephone 44065 Taunfon, Mass. KYANIZE Self-Smoofhing Painis Plumbing Supplies Pipe - Valves - Fihings lndusirial Supplies - Elecfrical Supplies Builders Specialfies Complimenfs of E. W. GOODHUE LUMBER CO., INC. I Complefe Line of Building Ma'I'eriaIs , . 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