Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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THE Editor in Chief Art Editor Literary Editor Business Editor Literary Staff Photography an Business Staff Faculty Advisors ORE KEEPER d Layout Staff Anne Kent Donald Linde Elaine Macomber Edythe Pyy Peter Barker Marilyn Brown Steven Loring Carl O'Neil John Ricker John Soule Joan Walker Gail Woodsum Martha Allen Peter Barker Beverly Freeman Barbara Hulbert Gerald Linde Virginia Peterson Joan Walker Virginia Washburn Ann Wentworth Gail Woodsum John Allen Peter Barker John Benevento Dorothy Chase Steven Denyer Robert Nathan Carl O'Neil John Soule Miss Stover Mr. McGarigal

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-.1 vlgzblwv mszswzrfkwwcqwsks. ,.,. E 15 blnnv no ew-uupusi ...M..- was li :gi 2 sf' Seated - Mrs. Marston, Mrs. Bencordo, Mrs. Churchill, Mr. Macfarlane, Dr. Handy, Mrs. Harrison Miss Carter, Miss Coleman. Standing - Mr. Woodward, Mr. Bassett, Mr. Vaughan, Miss Stover, Mr Blakeman Mr. McGarigal, Mr. Mendenhall, Mr. Rothfuss. THE COACHE Dr. Everett L. Handy Mrs. Ella B. Hebbercl Superintendent Art MF- l'lU9h O-.M0Cf0flUn9 Mrs. Harriet P. Marston Pfl 'C'PUl Home Economics Mr. Earl P. Bassett , , M. J h T M G - I Industrial Arts jf' r ocgmnlercfalonga Mrs' Elesebeih .B' Bencordo 4' , Mr. Robert B. Mendenhall Librarian f . . f, 1 ,P Social Studies Mr. Ralph N. Blakeman li' ' Boys' Physical Education xr Al1Vl'L'hAlb':fl Rlgllffuss Miss Susan E. Carter ll' U emu 'cs' dence School Nurse Miss Kathryn Stover Mrs. Elinor K. Churchill Enghsh Commercial Mr. Robert M. Vaughan Miss Margaret M. Coleman Science Glfls' PhY5lC0l Education Mrs. Margaret R. Wansker Mrs. Florence J. Harrison Music Languages Mr. Barclay J. Woodward Social Studies

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7 4 if ggfffri. 5'f 7fL, ' CQ- fit'7f4'fi 7' All '4f'A LL' Lrg' ff I F if . X7 X , K f f 4 1 M c I ,D f J 4 - 'N 4 f Lf' X W5 '7 ' '4 l gba' Riff V,V,V ' if 'A A friendly smile, two merry eyes, and a I ,LA , ,f 3:7 -.N Ty 'fr 3? winning way: that's our Mrs. Churchill. As our 7 ' senior homeroom teacher she laughed at our iokes, shared our victories or defeats, and tried always to understand us, as hard as it may sometimes have been. As our class ad- visor she offered perfect suggestions, gave us needed encouragement, and warned us when we began to fall-all this in her usual gentle but effective manner. To you, Mrs. Churchill, Aff! ' we dedicate our 1953 Partridge. I ,wh Jr lf, HALL 0F FA E For field trips, Halloween parties, A.A. Sup- pers, and guidance talks we relied on Mr. Blakeman. His thoughtful advice and interest- ing projects helped us through the customary strangeness of our first years in high school. Always there with a trusting smile and a con- fident pat on the back, Blakie watched each one of us grow up. As we leave D.H.S. we leave also a faithful and true friend. To you, Mr. Blakeman, we dedicate our 1953 Part- ridge.