Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1955 volume:

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You have given us guidance, understanding and self-assurance, spiced with your contagious, ever-present dry wit. To you, Mr. Mendenhall, we, the class of 1955, gratefully dedicate our yearbook. OUR TIMES ARE IN HIS HAND TIME SHALL TEACH THEE ALL THINGS Miss Carter, School Nurse. Mr. Goudey: Science, Civic Clubs, Mr. Blake- man: Science, Mr. Larson: Mathematics, Sci- ence, Junior Soccer, Mr. Rothfuss: Mathe- matics, Basketball, Soccer. Mr. Blakeman: Physical Education, Driver Education, National Honor Society, Miss Coleman, Physical Education. L f Miss Davis: Artp Mr. Jarvis: Music, Cheer- leaders. i f F a . gg Q - -A 4. Y.. T 'it Mr. Snipe: Commercial Subiects, Sophomore Class Adviser, Mrs. Churchill: Commercial Subiects, Senior Class Adviser, Dean of Girls. Mrs. Wheeler: Household Arts, English: Mr. Churchill: Industrial Arts. ' Lggi A. I E., I 'f . 1 fl' . 4 Y , --D - -4- 1 f ff, . 5, It Mr. Mendenhall: History, Assistant Principal, Director of Athletics, Counselor for Grades Seven to Nine, Junior Class Adviser, Mr. Kennedy: Geography, Civics, Baseball, Bas- ketball, A.A. Adviser. I N ' V A Mrs. Harrison: Latin, French, English, Dramatics, Mr. Prigge: English, Audio-Visual Aids, Dramatics, Mrs. Sherwood: English, Yearbook, School Paper. BE RULED BY TIME, THE WISEST COUNSELOR OF ALL .....,...J W3 SCHOCL COMMITTEE Leff fo righf: Mr. Dominic LaGreca, Dr. Everett L. Handy, Mr. Morrison T. Bump, Mrs. Robert Nicker- son, Mr. Earle Grenquist, Mr. Albert Richards. Dr. Everett L. Handy Superintendent of Schools Mr. Rodney R. Wood Principal, Duxbury High School 'X- 4 bbir' I IQ. I 3? -M -. 4,1 111- LQQNS H 'iff ..,g-f JM 2' fp- X ? iffH,-Z lfff'.'11 '' ' ', ' '- my 19, I -1:-1'v ' . f . W, M, . , frb 'f iff! 1 L, -.,A. I 'X ,NN-1f'5 f' x N. Q I Q V XT, M ,5 Q ,. xr ,jf 1. a dk A. . ' fra I I, LQ! f vu 9 Ii . fax N -.-v E? 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Whether at a Student Council meet- ing, 4-H Club, or a basketball game, Donnie, of the red hair and freckles, goes about his work with an enthusiasm that is hard to beat. Known far and wide as that Moss boy , he can also use his enthusi- asm for classroom antics better than anyone we know. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Soccer 1,3,45 Baseball 15 Tennis 3,45 Intramurals 1,3,45 Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Marshal 2,35 Student Council 1,45 President 45 Newspaper 45 A.A. 3,45 Student Council Dance Committees 1,4. We have to have that second page ready by . . . 'Sam', one of the most active members of the class, is always in a hurry to meet a deadline. In spite of her many activities, 'Sam' has always man- aged to have the best grades in the class, and have time for fun, too. Musically inclined, she plays the violin, glockenspiel, and piano. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Field Hockey 1, 2,35 lntermurals 3,45 Tournament of Plays 1,2,35 Senior Play 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Cho- rus 3,45 Choir 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 President 45 Marshal 35 Student Council 45 Newspaper 45 Yearbook 45 Dance Committee 2,35 Class Secretary 15 Honor Usher 35 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Girls' State Award 3. . Q - 1,635.4 f '14 . 5 'fQ.x'xs f 751, , , x ' f x ' , Donald Cameron Brock Leave HO stone UflfUl'fled J Ji, William Henry Chase He hath o heart as sound as o bell We didn't even raise the roof that time. The Madge of the cheer- leaders and the Madeline of the classroom are two ditterent persons. Who could guess that the girl who would rather listen to others' prob- lems than tell her own, could lead cheers for the green and white? While working on the newspaper, her attitudes range from calm elti- ciency to mild hysterics. Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Class Play 45 Mixed' Chorus 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Twirler 'l,2,3,45 Newspaper 45 Yearbook 45 Dance Committees 2,35 A.A. 2,3,45 Cheerleader 'l,2,3,4. Want to hear a cute ioke? That's Bill, drumming his fingers on the desk. Whenever there is a funny story being told, you can assume that Bill is in the middle of it. Al- though he seems happy-go-lucky, he is really quite a determined fel- low. Basketball 'I5 Intramural 3,45 Tour- nament of Plays 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 A.A. 2,3,4. 'NM- 'if!:n- ' ,X l Madeline-Mary Coffin 7 Nature hos given us two ears, but only one mouth 8 Ni' Ann Decatur Couillard Can build castles in the air Il Blondes are not dumbl Nancy surely has proved that old adage to be wrong, though she still gets kidded about it. She has contributed greatly to D.H.S. through her years on the Student Council and her scores at basketball games. She is serious at times, but she can go into entirely different moods at a quick change of pace. Basketball 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 ln- tramurals 3,45 Tournament of Plays 2,35 Senior Class Play 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Marshal 'I5 Student Council 'I,2,3,45 Yearbook 45 A.A. 'l,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 'l. Oopth, I dropped a thtitch. Annie and her lisp go hand in hand. When the teacher finally settles the class, there is Annie star- ing dreamily out the window. Though she came to us in our soph- omore year, she has always been eager to help and was an asset in winning the trophy in the Tourna- ment of Plays. Field Hockey 3,45 Softball 3,45 In- tramurals 35 Tournament of Plays 2,35 Senior Class Play 45 Dramatic Club 25 Glee Club 25 Mixed Cho- rus 2,3,45 Choir 2,35 Newspaper 45 Yearbook 45 Dance Committee 2,35 A.A. 3,45 Softball Manager 3. S Nancy Crocker The magic of a face Fred Robert Cushing Men of few words are the best men A scratch on my whitewalls! Cush can always be seen taking people to rehearsals in his beach- wagon or shiping up the new paint iob. Our president for three years, he played the part of Mrs. Hub- bard remarkably well in our senior class play. Gordon's talent is obvi- ous as he sings in the choir and in the quartet, and plays a mean ac- cordian. Tournament of Plays l,2, Senior Class Play 4, Dramatic Club 2, Band 2, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Marshal 2, Student Council l,2,3, Yearbook 4, Dance Committees 2,3, President 2,3,4, Library and Visual Aids Club 2. You don't say, half under his breath, is one of Fred's longer speeches. Although Fred seems thoughtful, his quiet comments are enjoyed by everyone who is near enough to hear him. He has been changing addresses through all of high school, we are glad he de- cided to stay these last two years. Senior Class Play Committee 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Choir 4, Yearbook 4. -J Gordon Lee Cushing 9 No one knows what he can do till he tries at-4 'Q' an-I-ll! 3 Joseph Robert DeLorenzo Wit and wisdom are born with a man You know, we better get going! Sue knows that things have to be done, and fast. She has been cast in four plays as a teenager, a maid, a slot-machine queen, and a deaf- mute boy, believe it or not. Sue has a fine interest in everyone's prob- lems. For this reason we know that she will succeed in her chosen field -social work. Field Hockey 'l, Intramurals 3, Tour- nament of Plays 'I,2,3, Senior Class Play 4, Dramatic Club 1, Band 1, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Mor shal 1, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Year- book 4, Dance Committee 2,3, A.A. l,2,3,4. Did you know that we lose ten minutes a year? Whether leading a physics class or driving that jeep, Joey is a constant source of humor for everyone. He can usually be seen wearing plaid or pink head- gears and talking about his favor- ite subiect, turkeys. Though he sel- dom lets anyone realize it, Joey has a grave, mature mind under his veil of humor. Basketball 3,4, Soccer 2,3,4, Base- ball 4, Tennis 3, Intramurals 3,4, Tournament ot Plays 1, Senior Class Play 4, Band 'l,2,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Choir 3,4, Marshal 2, Student Council 4, Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, Dance Committee 2,3, V. Pres. 3,4, Honor Marshal 3, A.A. 2,3,4, Color Guard 3. 'AN K' K Q lf Susan McAIyn Denyer lt must be done like lightning 'Q David Freeman His time is forever, everywhere his place A bright deduction. 'Bert' is very quiet most of the time, but her few words said in ironical tones can send a peaceful class into spasms. She is a hard worker and a thought- ful friend. Basketball 2,3,4p Tennis 2,3,4, Tour- nament of Plays 3, Senior Class Play 4, Yearbook 4, Dance Committee 2,35 A.A. 2,3,4g Treasurer 4, Co- captain Basketball 4. Mr. Rothfuss, may I be excused for a minute? , and Dave steps out for the whole period. He spends his time in the Audio-Visual Aids club- room either running off a new film or fixing an old one. What would the cast of the senior play have done without their sound man? Dave was always there when they needed that beep . Tournament of Plays l,2,3, Senior Class Play Committee 4, Student Council 4, Visual Aids Club 'l,2,3,4. Betty Loring Glass 11 The monuments of wit survive the monuments of power Bl' Nancy Ann Johnson Variety is the mother of enjoyment What? There is a dance coming un? We'll have streamers going this way . . . Whenever new ideas are needed, Olga is called, and sox, or sometimes fish, are hung in typical Olga fashion. A great worker and a friend to all, she can always be counted on to do more than her share. Basketball 3,4, Intramural 3, Senior Class Play 4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 'l,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Twirler l,2, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 1,4, News- paper 4, Yearbook 4, Dance Com- mittee 2,3, Honor Usher, 3, A.A. 'I, 2,3,4, Cheerleader l,2. And then the cruiser came and . . Nancy, who is quiet around the school, changes completely out of school and in a car. Nancy, seen most behind the wheel of her brother's Pontiac, is one you have to know well to appreciate. She has a rare sense of humor and always seems to find the answer to everything. Basketball 1, Field Hockey 1, Soft- ball 1, Senior Class Play Committee 4, Yearbook 4, Dance Committee 2,3, Class V. Pres. 1, Library Ser- vice Club l. uw Olga Evelyn Johnson 'I2 I am not arguing with you, l am telling you 0 'mf' Q Q , T f'ffv ' '- 'J .ai 'Huw v'-sw, ' .L , ,'i Wifi wwf. ,.,,5 231:22 .-z J .Xa . J W I ,Sf f' -Q,3,: '.a.! .J!!s' 'tj' 1132-'ff-fii ' 1, xr.. A., 7,5 3. PI. - R+ fi.'Hrifr2ef?i V, , ,W -' 5, Q 5 A LAL, .'i ,i+,e I, ,W 3 f 4, 44. if N M., James Bradford Loring When you call me that, smile I laughed so hard I nearly fell off my chair. The class is finally silent, and in walks Patti, dropping her books on the desk, from which they fall to the floor. After she tells Annie about last night, class goes on as usual. She is happiest when seated before a piano, and has been accompanist for two years. Softball 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Choir 3,45 Accompan- ist 3,45 Newspaper 45 Yearbook 4: Dance Committee 3. Oh, Sue, we're going to have a party at your house tonight. Jim deceives us by being most quiet in the classroom, but everyone knows him better as the boy who enioys having a good time. Jim goes by the motto Your wish is my com- mand, and he is always ready to help when asked. Basketball 1,45 Soccer 45 Baseball 45 Tournament of Plays 3, Senior Class Play 45 Color Guard 2,3. is Patti Ann Lucey Music is love in search of a word Harriett Florence Marr Woman's at best a contradiction still Hey Madge, throw me that dic- tionary, is a common plea as she frantically types away, hoping tc meet a deadline. Sandie, a blessing to the newspaper, spends most ot her spare time cheerleading and being the subject of our class wit's practical jokes. She enjoys just be- ing with people and at the mere mention of that jeep she brightly says Where? Tournament of Plays 'l,3, Senior Class Play 4, Twirler 'l,2,3,4, News- paper 4, Yearbook 4, Dance Com- mittees 2,3, A.A. 2,3,4, Cheer- leader l,2,3,4, Intramurals 3. No, l'll never agree with you on that, she would say, frowning at Mr. Mendenhall. Harriett, most spirited while cheering, can win her way by her flirtatious smile and twinkling eyes. Her acting ability was shown in many roles in the Tournament of Plays. Softball 'l,2,3,4, Tournament of Plays 'l,2, Dramatic Club l,2, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Dance Committees 2,3, A.A. l,2,3,4, Cheerleader 'l,2,3,4. if Q 5... if-5 - W-1 V :- Sandra Nickerson A good heart's worth gold xx wi XY? WNY 'x I' sg, H' 1 5 ' 'I ir 'Zi' Q., Gerald Francis Nightingale He seems so near, but yet so far I've got most of it done. Irene can plan her worlz so well that she always has her paper done ahead of time. She is really enthusiastic about being a beautician, and we are quite sure she will open her own shop during the next two years. Basketball I,2,3,45 Intramurals 35 Senior Class Play Committee 45 Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Choir 35 Student Council 'I5 Year- book 45 Dance Committees 2,35 A.A. 45 Library and Visual Aids Club 'I. And then the Oldsmobile backed up and-SMASH! Jerry, through no fault of his own, is quite successful in getting numerous dents in his Ford. He is rather quiet around school and is noted for his impeccable taste in clothes. He will no doubt be a famous engineer or politician some day. Tennis 35 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Class Play 45 Band Ip Glee Club I,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Dance Committee 2,35 Honor Usher 35 A.A. 45 Boys' State Award 3. o 'Jr' I I Irene Virginia Pratt 15 'Little by little does the trick 1' if y., Lillian Frances Randall Full of sweet indifference Did you see that swisher Nancy put in? Mary, while she consists of a basketball team herself, is quick to praise others. She came to us from Nova Scotia, with her broad R's and blue eyes, during our junior year5 but we can't imagine what it was like when she wasn't one of us. Basketball 3,45 Field Hockey 45 Soft- ball 3,45 Intramural 3,45 Band 35 Glee Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Choir 3,45 Yearbook 45 Honor Usher 35 A.A. 3,4. It's all right with me. Lillian, one of the quietest girls of our class, is also the most sincere. Her clever- ness is shown in her ability to sew a fine seam. Although she agrees with others, she also adds her own ideas when she thinks they are nec- essary. We know Lilly will be a great home-maker some day. Field Hockey lp Mixed Chorus 35 Dance Committees 2,35 Manager ly Library and Visual Aids Club 1. . , Q , fix ef' Mary Louise Sanford I'll find a way or make it X.: 41.45 !'i'xNX Ti L 1:1-P U1 Arlene Marie Sollis Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers Oh, we'll have a ball! Patty, the shortest girl of our class, is as animated as she is cute. During our sophomore year she came to us from an enemy school, and she suc- ceeded, too. She has been known to carry one senior boy's picture around and gaze at it all day. Field Hockey 3,4, Tournament of Plays 3, Senior Class Play 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Dance Committees 2,3, Class Officer Sec- retary 4, A.A. 3,4, Manager Hockey 3. Say, that's very cute. Arlene can always see the good in every- thing. Ready to help at anytime, she has planned a good future for herself, and we know that she is strong-willed enough to carry it through. Dance Committees 2,3. V Patricia Louise Sutton Whose little body lodg'd a mighty mind QT Joel Dennison White Remember that time is money TURNING POINT Walking as on shifting sand, Newly adult, seniors stand Pausing for brief backward looks If you don't pay your dues, you don't graduate. As he walks through the aisles with a treasurer's book balanced on one arm and a racing form tucked under the other, Joe portrays a perfect cosmopoli- tan. Our treasurer for tour years, he carried off honors as the skeleton in our senior play. Tournament of Plays 3, Senior Class Play 4, Treasurer 'l,2,3,4, Color Guard 2,3. At classmates, teachers, clubs, and books. They pause only a moment more, Then imagination starts to soar, And, thinking clearer, eyes ahead, Seniors face the path they'll tread. K The Staffj 'I8 , .-1-f,M,1..--sun-4-q-v---...4.., . , wwe.-v -V Y Hd CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Joel Whitey President, Gordon Cushingp Vice-President, Joseph Delorenzop Secretary, Patri- cio Sutton. 'I9 I P' CM f 'sv bu.. ,...,,, THE HALLS OE FAME ARE OPEN WIDE AND THEY ARE ALWAYS EULL YQ .N ff, 6, KY Best Athletes Mary Sanford, Donald Brock 87' X 1 0 3 x0 5, 9 5 5 I0 'I I2 9 I 2 Q 5Uug5 ' 4 B Y Best Dressed Olga Johnson, Gerald Nightingale t UI m ' f m ll? Y 3 JZ eff Most Popular Joseph DeLorenzo, Susan Denyer 0 O 'X X 1A B fL lc g Nancy Crocker, Fred Cushing ' 1 , ' j Most Talenfed Patricia Lucey, Gordon Cushin Ql Q xy Jose If mf IN I is RN Most Likely To Succeed Joseph DeLorenzo, Carol April XQ-'fl Q2 M l Willy ' ph D L Berry Glass fx CAST Dr. Harold Ferzig.,.loseph DeLorenzo Elaine Blair ..,................. Carol April Mrs. Madge Embrey..Ann Couillard Bobby Embrey .... Gerald Nightingale Kathleen fKinksl Embrey Sandra Nickerson Jennifer Uinksl Embrey Patricia Sutton Bill Clayton .................. James Loring Anne Rowell ............ Nancy Crocker Mrs. Eliza Hubbard..Gordon Cushing Ollie Hubbard .,.......... Susan Denyer Mrs. Lilla Donahue..Madeline Coffin THE SKELETON ................ Joel White THE SKELETO WALKS 22 i l 1 BA CKS TA GE Production Olga Johnson Bette Glass Arlene Sollis Lighting David Freeman Joel White Carlton Tripp Ernest Timpany Business Manager Fred Cushing Make-up Mrs. Florence Harrison and Dramatic Club Prompters Bette Glass Olga Johnson Director Mrs. Florence Harrison Faculty Assistants Mr. Francis Churchill Mrs. Elinor Churchill Mrs. Irene Sherwood Q NAME Carol April Donald Brock William Chase Madeline Coffin Ann Couillard Nancy Crocker Fred Cushing Gordon Cushing Joseph DeLorenzo Susan Denyer David Freeman Betty Glass Nancy Johnson Olga Johnson James Loring Patricia Lucey Harriett Marr Sandra Nickerson Gerald Nightingale Irene Pratt Lillian Randall Mary Sanford Arlene Sollis Patricia Sutton Joel White TIME BRINGS ll ll BIRTH DATE Nov. 24, 1937 Sept. 28, 1936 Oct. 27, 1937 Feb. 13, 1937 Jan. 28, 1937 Nov. 13, 1937 June 30 1936 Moy 16, 1937 Aug. 15 1937 Jan. 18, 1938 March 19, 1937 Sept. 14, 1936 June 20, 1936 April 26, 1937 ll Aug. 12, 1937 March 29, 1938 May 24, 1937 Oct. 6, 1937 Jan 14,1938 Jan 25 1936 Jan. Jan Oct. 15 13 18 1935 1938 1935 June 17, 1936 Feb. 20, 1936 FAVORITE SONG No Other Love Bubbles String of Pearls Sleepy Lagoon I Understand Once ln a While Melody of Love Purple Shades Eh Cumpari Make Believe Teach Me Stardust Dancing In The Dark Suddenly Stardust Sunrise Serenade Harbor Lights Anything by Glen Miller Stormy Weather l'm Contessin' Whither Thou Goest ll l Spoke Too Soon l Believe II Make Yourself Comfortable The Sand and The Sea ' I ll Il I I ll FAVORITE EXPRESSION 'l know but - Watch that wiggle! Ain't this c. shame? Hey, Angus! Touche! Oh, cut it out! Different anyway. Let's get going! 'Now really! 'Fabulous! II I Hey, there!' No kidding! The rats are coming. Pretty stemmy! Drop dead! Who me? Oh! No! What l mean! Oh, that stupid driver! Gee Whiz! Oh! Gosh! So what? How do? Go iump in a lake! 'A true sign of intelli- gence is how you re- act to a situation. I NICKNAME 'Sam 'Pete Moss 'Bill 'Madge 'Annie 'Nancy x 'Freddy 'C ush ljoeyll 'Sue 'Dave 'Bert 'Nance 'Olgie '.lim 'PaHi 'Harrie 'Sandie jerry 'Pinky 'Lilly' lMaryll l'Il 'WiIlie Captain ALL THINGS FAVORITE RENDEZVOUS Skating Village Store D. H. S. Reservoir At the beach lalonei Bay Motors Blodgett Avenue Beach Duxbury beach The typing room S. S. Room Basketball court Manomet Anywhere with friends Wherever there's a party Manomet Movies A jeep Under a full moon Waltham Beach A Ford Duxbury Beach A blue coupe High Pines PET HATE Teasing Pixie colors Knee sox Being called stupid Being yelled at Being disliked Stock multiers Flat tires Homework Conceited boys Women Stenography Slow drivers Tests English French Knee sox Gym suits Cars without radios Getting up in the morning Drunkards Physics Beans Going to bed S50 coats 25 AMBITION To be a bone photographer Burn Rome To be happy Physical therapy To talk without a lisp To go to Provincetown To make a B in physics To run the garage To raise a four-legged turkey To receive a degree To service radio and television To travel To attend Holy Cross To be on time To own a new car To join the C. G. To be a professional cheerleader To keep my mouth shut To have money to burn To be a hairdresser Marriage To stay out of trouble To accomplish what I start To be tall To retire at 36 E W 0 n 0 1 -1,1 'U Q -0 ll! 5 .' A fy Aw, f W f 1-'1 A 1 I. D v ,lx ,, 13- Q ,Zof S 'gf GG 52' Ei Ni' ' Y I ,, fi, pw -X 'F 'fr' A A5 , 4 2 UNIORS Their Day Is Tomorrow JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Sangiolo ............................ Treasurer Heather MacGibbon ...... .......... S ecretary Patience Perry ........... . ...,. Vice-President Kent Paige ....... ......,,.,, P resident ELEVENTH GRADE First row: Mrs. Harrison, T. Sangiolo, H. McGibbon, J. Nix, C. Sanders, L. Mugford, R. McGrath, Mr. Mendenhall. Second row R. Bartlett, J. Smithson, V. Berzins, L. Gagne, P. Redlon, B. Locke, J. Busher, H. Hulbert. Third row: K. Paige, R. Lantz, W. Thorn ton, P. Bridgham, E. Nichols, S. Patrick, R. Chase, C. Tripp. Fourth row: C. Worcester, R. Hutchinson, C, Guilderson, P. Whitney, D. Doyle, D. Nelson, C. Santheson. fMissing from picture: C. Bridgham, R. Coffin, P. Perry.J , 27 SOPHOMORES Their Day Is Hahf Spent SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Patricia Johnson .... ,.... T reasurer Edward Hardy ..... ...... President Diane DeGrasse ....v......................,.. Secretary Missing from picture: Peter Smith ....................,....,.... Vice-President gn J ,izl 4 Q1 k ,iz TENTH GRADE First row: Mr. Snipe, T. Parker, N. Phillips, A. Cheney, E. Hardy, P. Johnson, P. Smith, E. Seaver, W. Allen, Mrs. Sherwood. Second row: J. Bucken, P. Paulding, B. Wadsworth, D. Egan, R. Randall, G. Campbell, D. Thomas, A. Barker, R. Woodsum, P. April. Third row: L. Faulkner, P. Pratt, E. Thomas, E. MacFarlane, S. Sollis, l.. Benevides, D. Doyle, E. Blanchard, G. l.antz. Fourth row: J. Delorenzo, R. Tripp, F. Nudd, G. Reed, E. DaLuz, E. Timpany, R. Atwood. lMissing from picture: G. Cope, G. Davidson, D. DeGrasse, G. Glass, P. Glass, G. Perkins? 28 FRESHMEN Their Day Will Come NINTH GRADE Firsf row: Mr. Blokemen, P. Torrey, S. Woodward, C. Nickerson, L. Bush, E. Evans, M. Howard, S. Ployfair, J. Collin, Mr. Rothfuss Second row: R. Bridgham, A. Macllroy, J. Short, F. Field, S. Laulund, P. Johnson, J. April, R. Reed, F. MacLeod. Third row. K. Nelson, C. Eddy, H. Dupuy, G. Handy, I. Berzins, C. Morrison, L. Chase, H. Ivanofi. Fourfh row: A. Bennett, J. Rubins, H Andrews, L. McAuliffe, P. Govoni, G. Johnson, R. Hormon. CMissing from picture: G. McManus, R. Nichols, C. Ringquistj 29 fi ,. la Si wifi if xi tif? A 5 f '11'3.4 , v 'Il ll tg 2 A x .X I 5' in X 'mf -, EIGHTH GRADE First row: F. Fernandes, M. Kehoe, P. Perry, R. Mugford, C. Loth, C. LaGrecca, S. Walker, S. Trimble. Second row: B. Barry, S. Colley, J. McNeil, M. Post, J. Crowe, C. Alander, V. Berzins, A. Heywood, S. Woodward, S. Butler. Third row: B. Brian, l. Harding, A. Smithson, S. Barker, S. Snow, S. Snyder, S. Hill, B, Hamilton, I. Berzins. Fourth row: T. Chantre, W. Wirt, D. Corcoran, J. Alexandre, T. Heath, S. Velardo, R. Jones, G. Starr. Fifth row: F. LaCoss, D. Ragazzini, l. Shipley, P. Yates, R. Wilkens. lMissing from picture: A. Ahlquist, E. Hardy, J. Mack, M. Nickerson, B. Oflley, E. Peterson, S. Rich, E. Southard, J. Thomas, L. Wadsworthj SEVENTH GRADE First row: J. Anderson, C. Guilderson, J. Carver, S. Campbell, W. Merry, F. LeGate, L. Field, R. Hutchinson, M. Vinal, L. Gal- lagher, J. Gallagher, L. Torrey, S. Hull. Second row: M. Bulu, J. Freeman, M. Brown, J. Banzi, S. Pye, J: Govoni, S. Andrews, E. Johnson, J. Short, E. Short, B. Mullowney, P. Mark, A. Amado, B. Boland, B. Bush. Third row: P. McLeod, J. Hyslop, B. Shipley, J. Martin, R. Steele, F. Metcalf, C. Loth, M. Heath, L. Cannon, W. Clarke, C. Pierce, R. Walker, L. Nass, A. Silva. 1Missing from picture: A. Suzanne, D. Balboni, S. Ballard, C. Benson, L. Bridgham, C. Bump, T. Coffin, D. Eddy, V. Glass, M. , Howland, D. Kent, S. Landry, G. MacFarlane, M. Mc l.aughlin.J CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 31 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1 Mr. Blakeman, Adviser fb. A f f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Carol April, President, Patience Perry, Vice-President, Nancy Crocker, Secretary, Lois Mugford, Treasurer, Olga Johnson, Student Council Representative. CMissing from picture: Sandra Nickerson.J UNI OR COUNCIL I 7 I JUNIOR COUNCIL First row: M. Heath, Treasurer, I. Shipley, President, S. Butler, Vice-President, S. Trimble, Secretary. Second row: M. McLaughlin, M. Howland, B. Shipley, T. Heath. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL No one walking past the publications office on early Monday morning has the slightest doubt about which group is at work inside the door. The Student Council was reborn this year with a new adviser, Mr. Wood. With his help, the council launched a newspaper, an activity ticket, and a redecorated P.X. with cool pink walls. The Student Council has sponsored such things as lunch period activities, menus, and record hops. Surely the people who worked on the SOX hop will be seeing socked feet for many dreams to come. A Christmas collection was also taken for the parishes in Duxbury. The Student Council has been the center of a wheel of activities, the drive needed in Duxbury High School. fa 'QV STUDENT COUNCIL First row: H. Marr, O. Johnson, N. Crocker, Vice-President, D. Brock, President, Mr. Wood, J. Delorenzo, Treasurer C. April, Secretary, D. Freeman. Second row: P. Redlon, P. Johnson, E. Hardy, G. Handy, W. Thornton, C. Tripp K. Paige, P. Johnson, A. Barker. fMissing from picture: T. Heath.J l 33 1 1 40 5 1 , V00 V6 'Y oo Joe 'fe 41 C' Jdgc Ooqfgjjvv 'XO' Q5 006001 We f'-I O0 441 4 JUS A 3198 :CQ +00 X . f GOGJJ J 66 S6e:zfJA 0 9066 A bop o 0, 6 Gael!-59 +206 60 Q 9 QM 'Pi-QVQQG l c 5'00c , ' X 3661s SM 44 ,D VR ffm? X 4 .f r J 6 if M 'ggi 55 NX? X0 6 . G A QOQSZQJOQA ,lv CiC'A7'Lq. fogsgsiifoe of A 'Vs 3204 00928 or Q, 1,600 . Sabah 60' J' Gsmsewc ' 0006 666 -O 'IJ 6 Q1 JJG6 666 QJGQS Q0 gl. 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'Ness'-: '. 5. C:-::e V. -:-:': S hx:-: G. f..s.F'1'5, N. f': ':' E. '-g 3'g'ie F '.1.: ' U K. Paige, Gee-,Hn :e-' 5- 2':x C H:':e:'e' C 'v : . ' Missing Cro' :.lc'-'e. J. :EQ2'E'Z2 . '- 1 Sever- N.. I BAND Fir! row: F. I.oCo.ss, W, Chase. H. DuPu7. N. Phiilips. R. Afvooc. Secsv: mv: C. April, C. P. April. C. Berscn, K. Nelsor. J. MocF':r5cne. G. Handy. Third mv: E. Umpcny, C- Lcfh. R. Barfleff. W. Clerk R. inch- irson, A. Heywood, S. Woodward, S. Woodward- Fouvf few: ii. Hkfd'-f'5C T. Mr. Jarvis. ghkking from picture: J. DeLorenzo, A. Modlruy. C. We-rcesfe' G. Cans. A HQQHLH 7 nl 5, F. Zu. M, CHEERLEADERS Clockwise: Madeline Coffin, Harriett Marr, Sandra Nickerson, Penelope Whitney, Joanne Short, Janet Coffin. CMissing from picture: Ann Cheney.j 4 kts., K ' - Qs.. 5 l ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: K. Paige, Vice-President, B. Glass, Treasurer, M. Cottin, Secretary, J. Delorenzo, President. Second row: H. Marr, O. Johnson, S. Denyer, M. Sanford, N. Crocker, D. Brock, P. Sutton, S. Nickerson, l. Pratt, A. Couillard, C. April. Third row: Mr. Mendenhall, D. Thomas, E. MacFarlane, S. Sollis, L, Bush, S. Woodward, Miss Coleman, B. Locke, L. Mugford, S. Patrick, R. Randall, R. Woodsum, Mr. Kennedy. Fourth row: E. Seaver, R. McGrath, P. Bridgham: P. Johnson, A. Barker, A. Cheney, T. Parker, T. Sangiolo, W. Chase, P. Whitney, J. DeLorenzo. Fifth row: C. Eddy, G. Handy, R. Chase, W. Thornton, H. Andrews, P. April, R. Atwood, E. Hardy, B. Bridgham, I. Berzins. W SPQDLQTS i FIELD HOCKEY GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY Firsf row: J. Crowe, L. Bush, S. Playfair, P. Bridgham, A. Cheney. Second row: A. Couillard, D. Doyle, M. Sanford, P. Perry, S. Patrick, B. Locke, L. Mugford, P. Johnson, A. Barker. Third row: Miss Coleman, E. MacFarlane, C. Nickerson, S. Sollis, S. Woodward, S. Woodward, A. Hey- ward, C. LoGrecca, R. Randall. LMissing from picture: R. Woodsumj 40 x .. O 04,6 o on 9 o 0 609 J .- 0.f6 . 00' In-9: 0 0 . 'O +6,, - , '- 4, o 'J' ' N 0' 2 e We lv 0 Q , 8eO'f 2 , - o 1 H fd , 40, r o,, 9 lf ill I ..-Annf C' AV 41 SOCCER SQUAD Joseph DeLorenzo i Donald Brock Thomas Sangiolo i Harold Andrews Robert Bridgham George Handy Paul April l 1'6- Russell Atwood Edward Hardy Dennis Ragazzini Ian Shipley A' Richard McGraih :sy .ZH l John Delorenzo in fr 21 Y V ' 1 19 5 4 Charles Eddy .1 ' P , . . I l A lil l 1 . 2' l 44 THE IMPORTANT THING IS NOT IN WINNING BUT IN TAKING PART un' Kent Palge, Harold Andrews if .S ,S . 1 .f' - -ee ee Harold Andrews. BOYS' BASKETBALL Firsf row, Ief1 to right: G. Handy, J. Delorenzo, D. Brock, Coach Rofhfuss, K. Paige, H. Andrews, R. Chase. Second row: I. Shipley, T. Sangiolo, W. Chase, W. Thornton, J. Busher, T. Parker, I. Harding. Third row: W. Allen, E. Seaver, H. DuPuy, C. Eddy, E. Hardy, P. April. Fourfll row: L. Chase, K. Nelson, C: Worcesfer: Lefl fo righf: James Busher, Thomas Sangiolo, Edward Hardy, Wendell Thornfon, Joseph Delorenzo, Harold Andrews W BOYS' BASEBALL First row, left to right: G. Handy, E. Hardy, Coach Kennedy, T. Songiolo, C. Worcester. Second row: W. Thornton, R. McGrath, J. Delorenzo, H. Andrews. The essential thing is not conquering bufjqglating well Cl le-...l ' Nancy Crocker, Carol April GlRLS' TENNIS First row, left to right: M. Howard, N. Crocker, B. Glass, L. Gagne. Second row G. Campbell, D. Thomas, V. Berzins, S. Woodward. Coach Coleman. GIRLS' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: C. April, M. Sanford, I. Pratt, B. Glass, Coach Coleman, Manager P. Pratt, N. Crocker, O. Johnson, P. Sutton. Second row: P. Redlon, S. Patrick, B. Locke, L. Miigford, C. Sanders, C. Nickerson, L. Bush, P. Bridgham, H. MacGibbon, P. Johnson, R. Randall. Third row: D. Doyle, E. Thomas, E. McFarlane, S. Sollis, A. Barker, D. Thomas, G. Campbell, S. Playfair, M. Howard, B. Evans, S. Woodward. Time will not let us yirget RICHARD MAURICE MCGRATH Nothing so hard, but search will find it out Starting this year in the eleventh grade, Mac has cer- tainly made his way up the ladder. His efficient manner and leadership have shone brightly in management of the Green and White Key, and his dramatic ability is outstanding. Sing- ing in the Glee Club is his ioy, however, he can lose himself twice in anything scientific. Students who are not in the staff picture, but who did a great deal to make this yearbook possible, include Joan Nix, Richard McGrath, Nancy Johnson, and Joseph De Lorenzo. Our devoted librarian, Mrs. Bencordo, was absent when this yearbook was in production, but we have not forgotten her. We wish to acknowledge all the help that we were given in Operation Bookfinding. Thanks, Mrs. B , The door opens, and in walks Mr. Herrick, sometimes with his camera, sometimes holding stacks of lollipops, but always with a greeting for everyone. Since our first year, we have had Mr. Herrick as our friend and bus driver. A common sight at basketball games is the flash of his camera for candid snaps which he develops and gives to the players. Mr. Herrick will never stray from the heart and the spirit of D.H.S. l 45 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER CLASS OF 1955 THE DICKSONS 71 COURT STREET Plymouth, Mass. 46 Compliments of . . . JOHN DE LoRENzo TURKEY FARM Bert Wi!h6.f from jOSE'S RESTAURANT Kingston THE HOMESTEAD RESTAURANT Phone 2661 Rt. 5 8: 3A Kingston, Mass. Duxbury 2-16 HENRY W. OLHSON Paiaztin g, Paper Hanging and Decorating BAY ROAD South Duxbury, Mass. MARSHFIELD OIL CO. OCEAN ST. Marshfield TAYLOR LUMBER CO. OCEAN ST. Marshfield Compliments of . . . WARNSMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Kingston, Mass. Tel. 424 Compliments of . . . A FRIEND Compliments of . . . CURRIER'S RESTAURANT Est. 1900 61 and 65 MAIN STREET Plymouth, Mass. Tel. 442 Tel. 1915 M and M Sporting Goods Anim Kodak and Argus Camera! Complete line of Sporting Goods - Lionel Electric Trains All New Maker of Recordf 25 MAIN STREET Plymouth, Mass Tel. Marshfield 751 MARSHFIELD PHARMACY Ocean Street, Marshfield Cnrmeticf - Stationery Baby Need! Free Delivery Anywhere Compliments of . . . GEORGE V. BUTTNER STORES Plymouth 8c Marshfield Compliments of . . . SN UG HARBOR FISH MARKET Compliments of . . . KINGSTON LAUNDROMAT 66 SUMMER STREET Compliments of . . . SOUTH DUX BURY PHARMACY Preycrzantiom A REXALL Drug Store Harold R. Munro, Ph.G. Esther K. Munro, Ph.G. Duxbury 725 Compliments of . . . JAY's ARMY and NAVY sToRE 50 COURT STREET Plymouth Tel. 337 Camping and Fiybing Equipment Compliments of . . . RUSS 81 DORIS DOYLE REAL ESTATE Chestnut St. So. Duxbury Tel. 848 Compliments of . . . Stanley D. Roberts SHIFFS STORE - South Duxbury, Mass. THE PLYMOUTH NATIONAL BANK Main Office-58 Main St., Plymouth, Mass. Branch Office-Summer Street, Kingston, Mass. Member of Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. Compliments of . . . KINGSTON LUMBER CO. Buy Where The Bzfilderr Buy 14 MAIN STREET North Plymouth, Mass. Complete Line of BUILDING MATERIALS Tel.: 429 GOODING'S JEWELERS Established in 1820 PZ'j'7lZOZIfb'.f Leading jewelry Slore Cash or Credit Terms 15 COURT STREET Plymouth, Mass. L O R I N G ' S Wfatclwznberr and jewelers 25 MAIN STREET Plymouth Compliments of . . . SMITH'S Plymouth, Mass. JOHNSON,S FLOWERS ELM STREET Duxbury, Mass. , new at 6 L23 The Bef! in Flowery Tel. Dux. 48 Compliments of . . . CAPE COD CRANBERRY COOPERATIVE INC. Plymouth, Mass. WILDES MOTOR COMPANY INC. 115 SANDWICH STREET Plymouth, Mass. Olclrmobile and Cadillac MILLBROOK MOTORS E. Loring, Prop. Willy! - Sale! - Service Tel. Dux. 55 Vifit The VVALK-OVER SHOE STORE at our New Location 8 NORTH STREET Plymouth, Mass. Tel. IOIW D. W. Besse, Prop Electrol Oil Burner B.P.S. Paint PLYMOUTH HARDWARE, INC. AND N ERI PLUMBING CO. GE. Appliaiicef and General Hardware 42-44 Court Street Telephone 265 Plymouth, Mass. TOABE HARDWARE STORES HALL'S CORNER Duxbury Kingston - Marshfield BARBARA S. MULLOWNEY REAL ESTATE POWDER POINT AVENUE Duxbury, Mass. FOR THE BEST IN SEAFOOD Telephone 488 Try TASSY'S Compliments of . . . I Ynffll Be Glad Yon Did CLASS of 1958 PLYMOUTH FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION SAFETY FOR SAVING S AVINGS FOR MORTGAGOR Hours Monday through Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Friday Evenings 7:00 to 8:00 Write or Phone for Information COURT and RUSSELL STREETS Tel. 324 Plymouth, Mass CAPTAIN'S WALK MORRISON 'S YARNS - CARDS - GIFTS -- Excellent +- Food -- Beverage: So. Duxbury Mass. Route 5 DuXbury Compliments of . . Marshfield 446 Sale! - Oldsmobile - Service GOGGIN 81 SON CHARLES L. SINNOTT CO., Inc. 11 COURT STREET OCEAN STREET Plymouth Marshfield, Mass. Tel. Duxbury 176 Compliments of . . . B E R N A R D ' S OLIVER L. BARKER LLZCHQJ, Apparel Architect 20 COURT STREET Plymouth, Mass. Duxbury, Mass. Tel. 1635 Compliments of . . . Telephone 1485 ZANELLO FURNITURE CO. THE STUDIO Uplmlrlering Electrical Appliancef Duxbury, Mass. Tel- 125 84 Court Street Plymouth, Mass. Tel. Duxbury 360 BAY MCTOR CO. HALL'S CORNER Body Work - Fenders - Painting We Specialize in Tune Up!!! Edward P. Hobart, Manager Compliments of . . . N COK FARM DAIRY MILK and CREAM Plymouth, Mass. Tel.: 795 DANFORTH'S HOME BAKERY There if no mbftitate for quality Plymouth, Mass. Tel.: 165-W DEXTER'S SHOE STORE Footwear for the Entire Family 16 COURT STREET Plymouth, Mass. Compliments of . . . CLASS of 1957 Compliments of . . . CLEM BRIGGS Compliments of . . . CALDERA'S SUPER MARKET INC. JACK KENT'S HALL'S CORNER So. Duxbury, Mass. Phone 12 All Kindza Stag SNUG HARBOR MOTORS Studebaker Sales and Service Washington St., Duxbury, Mass. Tel. 5 1 Duxbury 534-W EBEN N. BRIGGS MOBILE HEAT KEROSENE PLYMOUTH FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Incorporated 185 5 Plymouth, Massachusetts Duxbury, Massachusetts PLYMOUTH CORDAGE COMPANY Plymouth, Massachusetts 4 'lou X217 V 5 I' 1.1 5 1- 1 X . 'I 1 -,3 Q: 7125 Rope - Baler Twine - Tying Twine! Twisted Paper Product! COITlp1u1lCI1LS or . . . J. J. SHEPHERD sf SONS, Inc F. FunefalD1LfeCtOrJ Est. 1825 Pdimef O ver A C entnry of Dignijied Service Funeral Homes at Duxbury, Mass. Kingfton - Pembroke - Whitman Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . PURITAN CLOTHING COMPANY Modern Store: for Men and Boyf' HERRICK AUTO SALES Puritan Tailoring Department Cleaning - Tailoring Far Storage and Repairr PlyI'DOL1Cl'l, MHSS. Duxbury Best Wishes to the Clan' of '55 BUTTNER'S Plymouth, Massachusetts Telephone 450 Compliments of SWEETSER'S GENERAL STORE Compliments of . . . CLEM BRIGGS With be!! Zl!l.fl96!' for coniiniiecl !iicce!! To the Senior Cliff DUXBURY HIGH SCHOOL from the OLD COLONY MEMORIAL Compliments of . . . L. E. BOUCHARD CO., Inc. Klngston 2185 Compliments of . . . MILLBROOK MARKET HENRY C. 85 NORRIS LA FLEUR II'I6ill.Y - P7'0Z'lji07Z,f Frozen Food! Compliments of . . . THE VILLAGE STORE The mo!t complete !elecii0n of Patent Medicine! - Siznilrie! Vitamin! - Lancbeonette WASHINGTON STREET Tel. 72 ,Duxbury Tel. 56 LOUIS' EVELYN'S BARBER BEAUTY SHOP SHOP HALLS CORNER M. C. LINDE Custom Boat Building Storage and Repair Bait - Tackle - Boa! Rental! off Washington Duxbury 970 Compliments of . . . BEN N ETT'S Arthur W. Bennett, Prop. Grocerie! - Meat! - Wine! - Liquor! RADIO SALES and SERVICE THE DUXBURY PRESS Bay Road KENNETH MACOMBER C. P. WASHBURN CO. Grain Building Supplies Compliments of . . Lloyd B. Chaisson, D.D.S. Walter E. Deacon, M.D. F. C. Ortolani, D.M.D.-F.A.C.D. George R Starr, Jr., M.D. Gillis K. Turner, D.M.D. ROBERT STANTON FOX Naval Architect Marine Engineer Yacht Brokerage Compliments of . . . MARSHFIELD TELEVISION Sz RADIO CO. Sales - Installations - Service OCEAN STREET Tel. Marshfield 10 PLYMOUTH COmpli77l6rlt8 of . . MEN'S SHOP Compliments of . . . Compliments of . Distinctive JOSSELYN'S Menswear I Manhattan Tel. Dux. 680 LOG CABIN PLYMOUTH .Sportswear SUPPLY 1 Mallory Hats T k F Q 1 Holeproof NOVELTIES Ur ey aim COMPANY HOSIGFY PERIODICALS I Middishade TOBACCOS and Clothes CANDY Duxbury Yearbook is made possible by Advertisements Help those who helped us. S upport OU T SPOTLSOTS. Best Wishes . . FURTADO'S BARBER SHOP JOHN M. PERKINS Real Estate and Land Development Contracts for HOUSES and CAMPS C pliments of . . . Class of 1956 WESTWIN DS BOOKSHOP Lending Library Washington Street CUSHING BROS. DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS Sale! and Service E192 PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK utjze glienvlgy ,!3anLn AS NEAR TO YOU AS YOUR MAIL BOX BANK BY MAIL -N E? .3- f ' 4 o th N MU: ., ' a f m .4 n v acfnfg V. N' . .-I' If A r, my I U K J g x . X' I uri, l.l ! - v , -iw I Q . 0 fs 'I J, x. ' I C , ' A ni' n U, 9 1' xml, P , I Quai? .YH N ' asv 'll 'O ' 9 4 I ro , fv 0 C ' v . , 1 I' Y pl ' 'Nl p v.5'n I '1 I 7', M, ,' .V Jw rt, ,Wg nb I P , . I .' 1 ,Vx 4 :T o wa I xgk X! fy A 1 3, '5f55' J . is I ht? ' ' x ,Si'?J.. 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