Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

,- .ii --- V In Los Angeles, Baldwin Hill Reservoir cracked then broke releasing a torrent which wrecked hundreds ey' evacuated homes, but produced few casualties. Quints were born in Aberdeen, S. D., and in Venezuela in the same week. Here two Uthe American quints pose for pictures bjore going home. Lyndon B, johnson of Texas ..,.,.-f' , ,, I took ofa' zmmediatey follow- X ing President Kennedys death and ajirmed his intention if continuing the foreign and .,,. , , N ' '. A 1 XXX . kv Q H domestzc policies of his prede- ' . 3, . as 3. . .rf , ,'i- cessor. '. K-' f' , 'ff ' ' 4-- -2 ., J is iA. 47'1 - W' ,Q-c ju. , , ' tu' .ay 1 L L-F - -J. fml'-5 .i 5 4' '- V r'x5f'T'4- 11 f L4 ' V. 1 ,ff 1 Leaking gas exploded during thefinale '-Z3 h :if if ff : 6?, 'N I , I k . Man ice show in Indianapolis, killing , I li QA' 5 U, . 'V . lt' ' 68 and iryuring many others, .Lb-1 1 . ' ' ll ' 5951 . ' v xxx M Ransonzfdffr .FQ-fll,l7lllt, Frank S'111atrr1,J1. returned home sfihly lll'ftfI'1tl'S QHFY hfzrzg kidmipfd and posed 11'1tl1 his sister 717111, left, and his 111oll1rr, Airs ,N'I171Q'SI7IIllH1. S. 'L ana-r' ' 1 ,xi X .J-L A 1 Everest. 'X -f .. X rio I Sandy Koufax won two as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Yankees four straightfor the world championship. Atyear's end, Koig'ax was named the league's Most Valuable Player. Rightsjames Whittaker if Redmond, Washington, became thefirst American to reach the top qfMt. ational Events 3-w .45 psi 94 , yv'K xkiyx 'R If r If' 'X ' K - kk ' - - sr. ,ixff K Q ni' -i 4 ,rf +'.5, ,gf -rf X f 4 lg 4 1. P' I wjl IEZA - 81 --,- .. - E MUTE? Duxbury Massachusetts 571 .897 D987 3 D ux u ..- 1 g IQCH-DHHUUQG Ciuxburg High 565001 duxburg, massadwuseifs X-1 -1. L Tl - ldacvfi ' was. f '-. '- 9.521-. 'g 0' 1 pf-Z-N -T 1 -5- '52-7 ' LT 'I ff Brig' '52-72'2'?f'aT- --hf Q? ' ' 'f73?'3k'f: 'f-YQ . 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DEDICATION ln keeping with our theme, All the world's a stage, we have dedicated our yearbook to the director of two of our successful plays. Mr. Jenness, the feeling of appre- ciation towards you is something which can't be written down, but in order to show how we feel, the Class of 1964 dedicates this Partridge to our teacher, director, and friend - Mr. Raymond Jenness. 'l' fx, 'USL- Left to right: Mrs. lrene Sherwood iAdvisorl, David Marshall fEditor-in-chiefl, Judy Jokinen. partridge sta 1 ft!- 13 v AN I ' .4-ans W? Z ' Donna Prince, Katherine Jokinen fLayouf and Art Ediforl, Angus Crowe. h 1 ini Bonnie Poole, Kent Kopke fBusi- ness Managerl, Robert French. Marcia Burpee, Joanna Conafhan fLi1'erary Ecliforl, Jean Baker. 'i f ,mu 1 Wm s 71,3 2 Vis' 4, Y 7 ,- F1.. 1 H 1 -ug V'-Q, F' if K ,' 'Emi 3' - V :inf if 4 if J 1 V +t:,..5 1 'X ,:.1.zQf- , Q 'H gflixi-5 rr 'K , :?,!3l!A',!:.Q YA 9' ff My L , 1 . ' , 1 , KA L53 'V 'v v w an f ., . ...jf Y 'ui F-if CHherZ1fl Mulder, S0llY Schefff Sfeven Williams, Dawson Johnson l eo .lYP'5fl CPhofography Ediforl, Carole Cubs: Marilyn Smifhson and Helen Merrick. French. CSponsored by Buffner'sl v .aff fl 'X 1- V' fs- X ' ....... , facullg and ,WI MLSQQQ A . f' . 'rf mr- x fNXy adminlslralicbm -vs- Left to Right: Mrs. Thomas E. Stott, Mr. Robert B. Mendenhall, Mrs. Lyle K. Bush. Qguidcncej Xb' Left to Right: Miss Helen F. Hanigan, Mrs. Albert C. Paulding, Mrs. George S. Ferrell, Mrs. Howard M. Blanchard. fSecretariesj Top to Bottom: Dr. Everett L. Handy, Mr. Harry B. McCormick, Mr. Ralph N. Blakeman. 'K uv Mrs . Irene Sherwood Mr. Robert Sullivan Mr. George Teravainen Mrs . Wilmot Reed SB ? Q,- Mr. Robert Anderson l 7? Mr. David Murphy Q'-Tv .,,. vo' X N Y' , XXX l , f '1 4 J 'I 1' I Q' Mr. Charles Anderson Mr. Charles Kraemer .I E5 xo. x W, , . iv S..- , J? Mr. Raymond Jenness gud I Mr. Robert Martin Qs .7 . Miss Audrey Hibbett Mr. Edwin Greene Sponsored by Bernard 's Miss Nancy Jo Altpeter if Q Miss Janet Proulx into S0- +G.- Mrs . Anne We lclcer .l Q HL l - 1 nl- ' J , 'fr M1 ' my 1.,g..Q.' -' ,J 'i ,,..:tfkfFE: r' Mrs. Robert P. Nunes f Mr. Lawrence Dunn Mr. Robert Backus Mrs. Malcolm Brock Mr. Walter Kennedy Mrs. Philip Lynch '- - B ... Fvwa jj s 75, wil fxss ,gqlv I, Pg , l si Y , ?'44Z1 . I ,6- fs Mr. John Congalton Col. James Truden Mr. Gordon Leighton Miss Ann Kimpton 'nw Mrs . Mercedes Tower 1 Mrs. G. Edwin Peters Mrs. James Pye 'suv' Mrs. Elesebeth Bencordo Miss Anno Davis Mr. Roger Jarvis Mr. Karl Stahl I I VANIA DA COSTA AGUIAR Earth has not anything to show more fair. Joined our class in l963. Our exchange student from Vitoria, Brazil, i963-64, Student Council 4, American Field Service 4, Senior Play. O. K. . . . Three Blind Mice . . .Brazil. . . Oh -i'. .smile. . . The Sheets'. MARLENE CHRISTINE Al'lLQUlST fMarlJ l live not in myself, but l become a portion of that around me. Cheerleader 35 Senior Play. Oh, yehl ...Las Vegas...Leland's...sportscar...Tassy's...D.F. x --1, f -.f' ANDREW WALLACE ALEXANDRE lflndyi My life is like a stroll on the beach, as near to the ocean's edge as l can go. Joined our class in I963. Golf 4. Coffee Shop. . . '47 Green Pick-up. . . Bramble Bush. . . Hey, Fizz! SUSAN MARGARET APRIL fSamonthaD The days that make us happy make us wise. Field Hockey l,2, Library Service Club l fPresidenti,2,3, Tourna- ment of Plays 3. Hi, peoplel . . . Dairy Queen. . .Model A. . . Hey, C.J. l . . u parties. . .Martha's Vineyard. JEAN BAKER Ueaniej Then give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. National Honor Society 2,3,4 lVice-President-Treasurerl5 French Honor Society 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 45 Witerature 3,45 French Club 25 Dramatics Club 25 American Field Service 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 S.E.M.S.B.A. 3,45 Tournament of Plays 1,35 Senior Play. Sweaters. . .choir shows. . .French. . .glasses. . .5'lf2 . . .Fiat. RUTA BERZINS fTaruJ Well-timed silence has more eloquence than speech. National Honor Society 2, lSecretaryJ 3,45 French Honor Society 2, 3,45 Tennis 45 Witerature 2,3,45 French Club 1,25 Dramatics Club 25 American Field Service 2,3,45 Dance Committee 25 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. Chem. Lab .... French Accent. . . Je ne sais pas . . .handwriting. . . Ford Station wagon. SHARON LOUISE BLANCHARD lPee Weei Good Will is the mightiest practical force in the universe. Field Hockey l,2,3,45 Basketball 4 QCO-CaptainJ5 Softball l,2,3,45 Sportsmen's Club l,2,3,45 Witerature l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Play. Holy Guppies! . . . i3 M.P.H .... Anchorage. . .Maggi. . .monument . . .3-day leave. . .four eyes. . .telephone poles. 4 I Jossm-NNE BORGESON iPhinai What I must do is all that concerns me, not what the people think. National Honor Society 2,3 lVice-PresidentJ,4 lPresidentJ5 Quiz Bowl Team 35 Field Hockey Manager i,2,35 Softball i5 Tennis 3,45 Sportsmen's Club l,2,3,45 Class Vice-President 35 Witerature 2,4 iArt Editori5 French Club 15 Science Club l,2 lSecretaryl, 3,45 Amer- ican Field Service 25 Band l,2,3,4 lPresidentJ5 Pit Band 35 Prom Com- mittee Chairman 35 Tournament of Plays i5 Senior Play. K Cauchemar . . . South Boston. . . G, F. K. . . . dungqreeg, . ,The Ode' . . .fink bag. . .Music Room. . .Summer Science. . . iconoclast. LESLIE IVERS BUCKLEY CLesi Full many a flower is born to blush unseen. Tassy's. . . Oh, nal . . . Yah! . . .horses. . . Where's Babs? . . . Doc- tors. . .Weymouth. . . R.T. SANDRA BURNES fSandeei The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Joined our class in T963. You know that! . . .Army. . . Mani . . .B. G .... Kentucky. MARCIA DICKENS BURPEE iMarshi Four be the things l'd been better without: Love, curiosity, freck- les, and doubt. Yearbook Staff 4, Field Hockey l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Soft- ball I, Tennis 2,3,4, Sportsmen's Club 2,3,4, Key 3,4, Witerature fPublicity Editor, l,2,3 fSecretaryi, 4 flfditor-ixChiefi, French Club I, Dramatics Club l,2, American Field Service 2,3,4, Future Teachers of America 3,45 Choir 3,45 S.E.M.S.B.A. Chorus 4, Dis- trict Chorus 4, Dance Committee Chairman I, Tournament of Plays 1,35 Senior Play. gf .A f f South Boston... Shirley ...G.F.K .... ieep...The Ode... Ac- 'ff Q tually- . . .gunga clothes. . .fink bag. . .Camp T. 4 V ' Y ' ,e l ' T 5 f . i If , J. 5 RICHARD ARTHUR BUTTERWORT H fRicki He who serves well and speaks not. Cross Country 2,3,4 icoplalnli Track l,2,3,4, Sportsmen's Club 2,3,4, French Club l,2, Science Club 2,3,4, Dramatics Club 2' American Field Service 2,3,4, Choir 45 Tournament of Plays T, Senior Play. ' Morningif. . Beurre. . . Rickeee. . . General . ART?-4.,? l'.',I-l..N,iiN Ci-NNCVN, JR. INQ or--e 4-wc.-55 .'.-c- fe :cf cc ' , 'e 'r,es. A-ucfo-'.'s3c. C -: 3,i. 5 7 V -www-A -n - ff-.': Oh,:of'1e:m ... ,-3- ....,,C-, 3-1R5f11-15-551-FNC?CC::.N 'fc ,f:..C'c. ALICE DIANE COLINS f'C3lrure is 'to' : s..:s1 -'e 5::r fe, :ax T775 4e,' ': Norfoncl P-icvor Sc:Te',f 25 F'e : ricxey 4,2,3,45 BCSKEVCC ,2, , Tennis 3,45 Sscrrs:-e s CN: 2,3,45 Sf-::e ' Cer: 4,35 fre c C E,2,35 DfGf'7O77CS C-: 25 x-1.-f-er'::'- F'e : Seffce 2,3,-15 Bc-: f,2,3, 4kSecrercry-'recs-rery5 C'-:fr 5-,2,3,-4 Sears-vcr Choms ',2,3,4, New-. Edgar: C1-:ns 2,45 Srcfe C rricf C'1or.s 2,3,45 Tc-r 'c -e r cn? Days 35 Se- cr 3 , Music Rcofm . .R.J. . . .?'1cwcrc. . Refecrsc s. . ..i.5. . . F- . JCANNF- CON?-fi'1AN . .- V beg. .. 'A:f-c.,y- ...g--gc :.:f'es. .. 1-':.-- ..-.. H- ... lg, Far Mercy, Ccxcge, K 1A: ess, l'f r ', ere 'S 3 ecs-re ..::-: ect'-.' .l:T-ec :-r : :s5T'1'962. NCTICRCl I 1CTTOfSCCT5Ty'3,4j ggi- i-1: cv S-::'e'y 3,-15 Cl-fz Tear 35 Yec:rocc4 S':?: 41.f'er:ry Ecf':r'5 F'e : -::4ey 3,4 C: Cc:'c:in+5 Bcsfewcw 45 Scfrcc., 3,45 S-:crsr-er' s C -: 3,15 Sz:-e Co,rz:C. 3,45 'Vffercxre 4 5Se:re'cr', I5 A.--er':: F'e C Seffce 3, ' ,PresI::enrQ5 Fyqre Cecvers :JF A-:'-erf:: 3,45 C c'r 3,45 f:-: : 'e ::fP1cys 35 Senior Pay. Jcncm . . 'eec. . .S-:::1-'s . . .T'e Cce. . .5 :4e-c- s .... esac.. : ELAINE MARIE CORCORAN fCorkyl The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed Field Hockey l5 Basketball l5 Cheerleader 35 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. Coffee Shop. . .Plymouths. . .telephone poles. . .Boston. ANGUS WARD CROWE fAndyl In every deed of mischief he had a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. Yearbook Staff 45 Soccer 35 Witerature 3,45 French Club I5 Sci- ence Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 25 American Field Service 3,45 Tournament of Plays l5 Senior Play. Waterville. . . skier! . . .Montana. . . Drive-in. . . O. K. ,Kent. . . artist. ROBERT JOSEPH DANGORA iBobl A man is a worker. lf he is not that he is nothing. Soccer T5 Football 2 fManagerl,45 Baseball 4. Yeal . . .4H. . . No sweat . . .Cows. . . Hey, man! CATHERINE FRANCES DE LORENZO fSassyl Serving faithfully, with grace and humor. Field Hockey l,2,4 fManagerl5 Basketball Manager 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Student Council 3,4 fSecretaryl5 Witerature 2,3,4 fPublicity Editorl5 French Club 1,25 Dramatics Club 25 American Field Service 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays l,35 Senior Play. Fink bag...i. ..P.J. parties...South Boston...The Ode...Bells. MARY LYNN EDWARDS AII things come to him who will but wait. French Club 25 Dramatics Club 2. Francais 1V. . .fiddlywinks. . .last minute homework. . .Bev's. f CHARLES PIERRE FERNANDES fCharley1 He alone has lost the art to live who cannot make new Friends. Joined our class in 1962. Soccer 45 Library Service Club 4. Friendly. . . Charlie's late again! . . .tall. . .hunting. SHIRLEY FORCIER lShirl1 Speech is mirror ofthe soul: as a man speaks, so is he. Joined our class in 1963. Witerature 45 Creative Writing Club 45 American Field Service 4. Beach. . .walking shoes.. . Pembroke. . . newcomer. CAROLE JEAN FRENCH A little time for 1aughter. Yearbook Staff 45 Field Hockey 1,35 Student Council 1,45 Class Vice-President 1,25 Key 3,45 Witerature 2,3,4 CLiterary Editor15 French Club 1,25 Scigce Club 15 American Field Service 2,3,45 Dance Committee 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Senior Play. Legion. . .monument. . .Twin 92. . .doie. . .C.U.A.T.C.S. . . hostess. ' ff, EARL ROBERT FRENCH, JR. . . T lFrenchyl All he does will be well done. I Yearbook 45 Soccer l,2,3,4 lCo-Captoini5 Basketball l,2,3,45 ' ' Sportsmen's Club 2,3,4 lPresidentT5 Key Staff 3,45 American I .M Field Service 3,45 Senior Play. Q Hey, Beautiful ! . . . Ranks. . .colds. . .Twin fl'1...M. S. GAIL KATHERINE GARLAND Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. National Honor Society 2,3,45 Field Hockey 2,3,45 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Witerature 2,45 French Club 2 lTreasurerl5 Dramatics Club 2- American Field Service 3,45 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. French accent. . . What a farce! . . .amazing. . .philosophy. EUGENE FRANKLIN GLASS, JR. lGeneJ As full of spirit as the month of May. Basketball l,2,35 Baseball l,2,35 Sportsmen's Club l,2,3,4. Weet-Weet . . .truck. . .hunting. . . Hey, Jody . . . See Von Von . . . Where's the party? ROGER BRADFORD HEYWGOD lBradl No legacy is so rich as honesty. Basketball l,25 Student Council l,25 Class President l,25 Science Club I5 Dramatics Club 25 Tournament of Plays l,35 Senior Play. Beat-up Ford. . .Martha's Vineyard. . .Mr. President. . . Osborn's. l E WENDY l'lOlTT iWi lhelml l am a port of all that I have met. ,L Joined our class in 1963. Tennis 45 Choir 45 District Choir 45 S.E.M.S.B.A. Chorus 45 Senior Play. Green Opel. . .sticks. . . What! . . .Needham. . . l believe you . . Marxy. CYNTHIA CLARK HOLL CH.O.J My object in living is to unite my avocation and my vocation, as my two eyes make one in sight. Basketball 25 Softball 25 Sportsmen's Club 2,3,45 Witerature 45 Dra- matics Club 25 American Field Service 2,3,45 Future Teachers of America 3 lSecretary-Treasurerl, 4 fPresidentJ5 Choir l,2,3,45 S.E. M.S.B.A. l,2,45 Tournament of Plays l,35 Senior Play. Choir shows. . . Miss Pinkerton . . .Mr. Jarvis. . . '55 Chevy conver- tible. . .Florida. . . Oh, come off it! . . .water skiing. ' DIANE HUBBARD 4. All experience is an arch, to build upon. ' Basketball 25 Tennis 3,45 Witerature 45 Dramatics Club 25 American r A il Field Service 45 Future Teachers of America 3,45 Senior Play. Skiing. . .California. . .Beach parties. . . Nice, huh? . . . Disneyland ir . . .ortist. . . North Conway. MARSHA WADE HURD ln life l shall tread alone and lead my steps aright. Field Hockey l,25 Basketball i5 Choir 2,3,45 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. poetry. . . That's Great! . . .T. B .... Corvettes. Nice! . . .The Theatre. . .Johnny Mathis. . . Oh, no! . . .Boston. . DAWSON VEADER JOHNSON Truth fails not. Yearbook Staff 4 fPhotography Editori5 Choir 45 Science Club lPresidentD l,2,3,4. Japanese lobsters. . .photography. . .language lab. . .Mr. Sullivan . . .calm, cool, and collected. . . lt's only me! JUDITH ANN JOKINEN Uudyi Life is like an onion5 you peel it off layer by layer, and some- times you cry. Yearbook Staff 4 lSecretaryJ5 Field Hockey i5 Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Sportsmen's Club 45 Class Vice-President 45 E1 3,45 Dramatics Club 25 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. Rainbow. . . roller skating. . . Hanover. . . Regatta. . . What a panic! g . . .Chevy ll . KATHERINE MARIA JOKlNEN llfatyi 'Tis not a lip, or eye, we beauty call, but the ioint force and full result of aIl. Yearbook Staff 4 fArt Editori5 Cheerleader I5 Dramatics Club 25 Band l,2,35 Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays l,35 Senior Play. '55 blue Ford. . . Good morning! . . .Rainbow. . .yummy. . . Dumb Wife . . .hair. . . Lily . . .dramatics. . .D.B.B. SUSAN PAYTON JONES Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Field Hockey l,2,3,45 Softball l,2,3,45 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Witerature 2,3,45 French Club l,25 Science Club l5 American Field Service 2,3,45 Choir 2,354 fTreasureri5 Prom Committee 3' Senior Play. Appian Way. . . G.F. K. . . .Coffee Shop. . .The Ode. . .Beugle . . .hot-tempered. . . South Boston. lt's good food and not fine words that keeps me alive. 5. i Cross Country 1,25 Basketball i,2,3,45 Track 25 Soccer 45 Sportsmen's Club l,2,3,4 iVice-Presidentj5 Student Council 35 American Field Service 45 Senior Play. Hall's Corner.. . Best l get it done. . . .sports. . .coffee frappes. EDMUND HAMILTON KENT, JR. lTonyD CAROLYN MARION KING iliaroll Full of fun and friendship for all. Field Hockey l,2,3,45 Basketball CManagerl 2,35 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Witerature 2,3,45 French Club l CSecretaryl,25 American Field Service 2,3,45 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. Appian Way. . .Coffee shop. . .South Boston. . .doie. . .D.B. B. Genius. . .is oft but perseverance in disguise. Yearbook Staff 4 CBusiness Managerl5 Basketball l,2,3,4 CCo-Cap- tainl5 Sportsmen's Club l,2,3,45 Class Treasurer l,2,3,45 lg 3,45 American Field Service 45 Cross Country l. Seymour. . . Hey, Andy, you drive home. . . .drive-in. . .the money- mGl'1 . A 8 KENT SHEPHERD KOPKE 3 DOMI NIC LA GRECA fSonnyl Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Baseball 4. Oh, manl . . .Tassy's. . .Marshfield. . . '57 Ford. E MARY-J UST INE LANYON KMGWJ Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. Softball 25 Tennis 3,45 lgy 3,45 French Club l,25 Dramatics Club 2 American Field Service 3,45 Future Teachers of America 3,45 Choir I 2,3,45 Tournament of Plays l,35 Senior Play. Blue eyes. . . You're kidding! . . .quiet. . .French C. B. . . . Mary, these telephone poles look awfully close! . . .clown make-up. DAVID JOSEPH l.EMlEUX iCalhouni How now, you silent black and midnight hogs! Soccer I5 Student Council 4 iPresidentl5 Tournament of Plays 25 Sen- ior Play. Plymouths are good. . . .white bucks. . . Surely you iest! . . Ma:xy. JUDITH ANNE LEMIEUX CLem! Every day is a fresh beginning. WY Field Hockey l5 Senior Play. JZ'- Hi, boy friend! . . .bestest buddy. . .Plymouths. . .Boston. . . bowling. . .fights. ROBERT GEORGE MARK fMarxyi I am giddy5 expectation whirls me round. Cross Country 25 Track l,25 Sportsmen's Club 2,3,45 Student Council 45 American Field Service 3,45 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. Hey, girl friend! . . .blue bomb. . .Edisonl . . . Where's Cal? . . . Forget itl . . . Nice, huh!'! . .S.C. Store. DAVID HAINES MARSHALL fDavel Look, ere ye leap! ' National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4 iEditor-in-chiefl5 Soc- v 2 cer 45 Basketball fManagerl 45 Track 2, fManagerJ 3,45 Student Coun cil 45 Student Government Day 35 Boys State 35 Honor Marshal 35 Key 2,3,4 fEditor-in-chiet'J5 Witerature 45 French Club 35 Dramatics Cm 25 American Field Service 3,45 Tournament of Plays l,35 Senior Play. Accidents. . . ieeps. . .Sibi's. . .Spin-the-bottle! . . .Vespa. . .Blakeman . . . Marshal Marshall . . .Merc. . .Hingham Plaza. KATHLEEN DOROTHY MILLS flfathyi Friends are born, not made. Yearbook Staff 45 Basketball l,35 Class Secretary i,2,3,45 lfy 3,4 Dramatics Club 25 Choir 2,3,45 Tournament of Plays 3. For pity's sakel ... Not againl .. .pink...T.B....H.W.W. 1 CHERYL ANDREA MULDER Happiness seems made to be shared. Yearbook Staff 45 Field Hockey 25 lgy 3,45 Witerature l,25 Dra- matics Club i,25 Senior Play. Rainbow. . . You're not kidding! . . .talkative. . .P..l. parties. RICHARD DRISCOLL MULLOWNEY, JR. fMuldooneyl Keep a smile and use a little imagination. Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. Fire Station. . .beach. . .diving. . . New York. . . Grand Fenwick soldier. I CHRISTINE ELLEN MURDOCH fChrisl To be at one with all. Mississippi. ANDREA NESS CEI Iiotl The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. National Honor Society 2,3 IVice-PresidentI5 French Honor Society 2,3,45 Softball I,2,45 Sportsmen's Club I,2,3,45 American Field Service 3,45 Band 45 Choir I,2,3,4 IPresidentI5 S.E.M.S.B.A. Cho rus 35 District Orchestra 3,4 . Violin. . .choir shows. . .horseback riding. . . Oh, nol Witerature 45 Dramatics Club 25 American Field Service 45 Future Teachers of America 3,4 ISecretaryI5 Senior Play. Ranchero. . .Miss Duxbury Days. . . Duxbury Beach. . .swimming 4- LYNNE PHILLIPS ILynnzieI Nothing can bring peace to you but yourself. Field Hockey I,25 Softball I,2,3,45 IBasketbaIl I5 Sportsmen's Club I,2,3,45 Witerature I5 Choir 25 Senior Play. Coffee shop. . . Oh, be serious . . .monument. . .hunting. . .Vespas .I H BONNIE ANN POOLE fBonl The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigotors. Yearbook 3 ICubI,45 Field Hockey I,2,3,4 ICO-Captainl5 Softball I, IManagerI 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Sportsmen's Club 2,3,45 Student Council l,2 ISecretaryl,3,4 fVice-PresidentI5 Girls State 35 French Club I5 American Field Service 2,3,45 Future Teachers of America 3,4 IVice-Presidentl5 Band l,2,3,45 Choir I,2,3 IVice-Presidentl, 45 Tournament of Plays I,35 Senior Play. I can't wait . . .Camp T . . .gunga clothes. . .skiing. . .Prom Queen . . .fink bag. . .pigtails. A - . - ,Q DONNA LOUISE PRINCE I want to be all that I am capable of becoming. National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook Staff 3 lCubI,45 Field Hockey I,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4 lCo-captainI5 Softball I,2,3,45 Sports- men's Club I,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Key I5 Witerature I,2, lTreasurerI 3,45 French Club I5 Science CIu?,2 lTreasurerl,35 Amer- ican Field Service I,2,3,45 Future Teachers of America 45 Choir 45 Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. Lambretta. . .Josie's. . .sports. . .South Boston... Blakeman's. . .The Ode...G.F.K .... skiing...N.U. PETER TAYLOR QUIDLEY lPeteI lt is sometimes the man that opens the door who is the last to enter the room. Oh, really! . . . You believe it! . . .427. . .Fords. . .fenders. MATTHEW PAUL RENAGHAN lMcmyJ The delectable form which intelligence takes in its moments of sur- plus power --- the form of wit. Joined our class in I963. Football 4. Oh, yal . . . Rose Bud. . .Mr. Dunn. . . Poo-hoo-hoo . . . Black truck. . .poodles. . . Saquish. WILLIAM COULTER RICHARDS lFizzI Life is my college. May I graduate well, and earn honors! Soccer 2,3,45 Basketball I,2,35 Golf lCaptainI 3,45 Sportsmen's Club 3,4 lTreasurerI5 French Club I,2,35 Science Club I,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 25 American Field Service 2,3,4 lVice-President- TreasurerI5 Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. Prof. Kokintz. . .Red VW. . .pucludda. . . So Vhatl . . . Ofer Vhine! Vhat better rrreason? SARA LEE SCHERFF fSal lyl Gratitude is the sign of noble souls. Joined our class in 1961. Yearbook Staff fHead Typistl 45 Basketball 2,3,45 gy ll'leaCl Typistl 2,3,45 Witerature 4 fHeacl Typistl5 American Field Service 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Play. Tassy's. . .convertible. . . Are you ready'? . . .blonde. . . Delly's house. . .Coffee Shop. . .Tufts. . .sports cars... Howard School for Girls. U DELLY MADELEINE SCHWEIGHAUSER As upright as a cedar. Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays 3. Tassy's. . .Canada. . . Jaguar. . .Marl . . .friendly GAIL SENCABAUGH If you have built castles in the air, put the foundations under them 94 Basketball l,25 liey 45 Witerature 45 Dramatics 25 American Field Service 3,45 Future Teachers of America 3,45 Library Service Club gs, l5 Tournament of Plays l,35 Senior Play. Thanks a lot! . . .winter swimming. . .skiing. . .Chicago. . .Coffee Shop. . . die! JAMES REED SOLLIS Uunglel 0 rx Nothing succeeds like success. A Basketball 3,45 Baseball 45 Senior Play. Why, not? . . .Coffee Shop. . .town wharf. . .green Ford bus. AUSTIN PAUL STUART fAussiel Great is the glory, for the strife is hard. National Honor Society 2, Soccer 3,4 lCo-Captainj, Basketball l,2, Baseball 4, Track l,3, Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Science Club l,2,3,4, Audio-Visual Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3, Tournament of Plays 3, Senior Play. Motorbike. . .Beachbuggy. . . Can't go, l'm grounded! . . .bad luck.. .Count Mountjoy. . . lisp. FELICITAS MARIA TASCHE Clzelicei A mind at peace with all below, a heart whose love is innocent. Field Hockey l,2, Basketball 3,4, Tennis I,2,3,4, Sportsmen's Club l,2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, American Field Service 3,4. i Germany. . .Jordan's. . .Briarwood. . . Gee! DIANE MARSHA TIMPANY Every day that comes comes once in a lifetime. Oh, no! . . .horseback riding. . .Manomet. . . Hey, Les! f CAROL JEAN TORREY lC..l.i Little friends may prove great friends. Dairy Queen. . .nurse. . . l could almost care! . . .Plymouth. -l GEORGE ALAN TORREY Q 6- ' To walk the ways of men. X NK., Tassy's. . .Marshfield. . . Hey, man! . . .thoughtful . X4 S f MERRILL LOUIS WELCKER, III By labor learned we what we know. Band I,2,3,45 Library Service Club I,2,3,4. Unbelievoble . . . '54 Plymouth. . .Mr. Jarvis' Music Room. . . Mon General. SUSAN STANDISH WHITNEY fSueI - lt's on through life we each must fare. Joined our class in 1961. Softball 3,45 Sportsmen's Club 45 E1 45 Prom Committee 35 Tourna ment of Plays 35 Senior Play. Silver Lake. . .horses. . .smiIing. . . Hi, Honey! WILLIAM EDISON WILBUR fWiIIyI The only way to have a friend is to be one. Cross Country 25 Soccer 45 Basketball I,2,3,4 lCo-CaptainI5 Track I,2,3,45 Sportsmen's Club I,2,3 lVice-Presiclentl ,45 Class President 45 E1 3,45 American Field Service 3,45 Choir 45 Prom Committee 3' Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play. 2 Hingham Plaza. . . Good morning! . . .Rawkl . . .T . I STEVEN JOSEPH WILLIAMS lStevel Earnestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. R -nl National Honor Society 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Soccer 2,35 Football 45 Baseball 25 Track l5 Class President 35 American Field Service 3 fTreasurerl5 Senior Play. Eagle Scout. . .Camp T. . . What's that gonna prove? . . .quiet. JEAN NE ROBERT S WOODSUM l'There is always a sure reward for faithful silence. Basketball l. l don't know. . . .quiet. . . Oh, really'? . . .Pam's. . .Star Island Q S.-.' JOHN GILBERT APRIL We have a rather special senior in our class this year. John has been studying with regular textbooks at home in order to receive his high school diploma. It has taken a longtime and an extraordinary amount of effort, and John deserves a tremendous amount of credit. Q- 0 I . N it . ,1 s Q get QLXSQP YESY1 1 POST GRADUAT ES Left to Right: Alan Pratt, Gail Fenton, Lawrence Sheeley. The post graduates, who have returned to high school after grad- uation to pursue further studies, are contributing to the class as stu- dents, friends and leaders. gi-.4-.- r-v gf-we -YI 7 'R 1 fifgriagxiist-tier 53 fbsgf-QL -f A -5 fSponsored by Ceccarelli Cleanersl 2 s w...sr,s4i I rr- 'ff-0 312 9 Y 1 5 fm Via A 'Q fn. an , ,ii na, N... ,J ' 'Vi-ff-YEFK. X ixxil fjf - - 4 N. 5. N. V ' f- ,, -,X t g , , fi ,- ..3Mi'+ .Aif 'y 'gf A WW.. ll H wi' ,N K x 'Q' 5. ,xx ix , 42' Q u 1 ,- Q 3 4 if X i '1 3 :L 4 yy 1 X I 'Egg .v - . 4 . .-. 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First Row, Left to Right: Charles Bourget, Robert Barnicoat, Sally DeWolf, Anita Bailey, Jill DeLew, Barbara de Zengotita, Leslie Butler, Patricia DeLowery, Lynn Daub. Second Row: Robert Burns, Christopher Canty, Gerald Dexter, Linda Adams, Paula Chandler, Ann Clark, Helen Blanchard. Third Row: Richard Baldwin, John Coffin, Michael Drummey. lMissing from picture: Cheryl Batson, William Burns, Phyllis Cope, Frank Davis.l junior class -.xi , .. L Seated, Left to Right: Diane Garnett, Susan Gallerani. First Row: Lee Haines, Diane LaFleur, Frances Guilderson, Kathy King, Francis Fernandes. Second Row: Edward Gibson, Kenneth Gibbons, Andrea Hogan, Heidi Edwards, Christine Jokinen, Sylvia Fernandes, Reuben Fife, James Howard. Third Row: Gerald Govoni, Thomas Jones, Frederick Kemball, Robert Gunnarson. lSponsored by Kingston Lumber Companyl First Row, Left to Right: Janice Ostlund, Helen Merrick, Stephanie Morgan, Victoria Lawson, Lenore McDevitt, Eleanor Merry. Second Row: Cynthia La Greco, Patricia Merlet, Joyce Paulding, Pamela Perry, Kathleen Peterson, Linda Olhson. Third Row: David Mills, Anthony La Greco, Elaine Locke, Harry McCormick, Thomas Moss. fMissing from picture: Roger La Greco, John Leary, Michael McNeil, John Morton, Gregory Plummer, and Michael Quidley.l Junior Class Officers Harry McCormick iPresidentl, James Pye lVice-Presidentl, Margaret Vinal fSecretaryl, Georgia Taft fTreasurerJ . 'lu-rl' Seated, Left to Right: Susan Rich, Doreen Thomas. First Row: John Reardon, Beverly Shane Betty Ann Wadsworth, Romayne Proctor, Randi Stott, Lorraine Reed, Anne Semple, Margaret Vinal. Second Row: Donna Trout, Janet Sawyer, Marilyn Smithson, Georgia Taft. Third Row: Paul Wales, Jane Wildes, Richard Proctor. Fourth Row: James Pye. lMissing from picture: Alfred Thomas.l lSponsored by Captain's Walk and Marlena'sl xv Lrg! ff' Z V l xs- , .XXX Seated, Left to Right: Ann Lemieux, Susan Briggs, Catherine Alves, Valerie Dangora. First Row: Laura Fernandes, Maureen Boucher, Cathleen Boyd, Barbara Delano, Theodora Fernandes, Edith Garnett. Second Row: David Brodigan, Peter Conathan, Roland de Aguiar, Gareth Bernath, Stephen Bennett, Kathleen Foisy, Leah Gorham, Elizabeth Hardy, James Goddard, Willard Burpee. Third Row: Andrea Galiano, William Anacone, Raymond Chandler, Roger Goin, Tracy Colburn, Stephen Barboza. Fourth Row: Daniel Gilman, Peter Fagley, Phillips Crocker, Robert Bottenus, Christopher Brennan. fMissing from picture: Joseph De- Lowery, Ronald Cobb, Nancy Bourget, Margaret Coffin, Laura Emerson, Nancy Breer.i sophomore class Vs, 4? Sophomore Class Officers: Robert Bottenus fPresidentJp Peter Conathan fVice-Presidenti, Laurie Power fSecretaryJ, George Seaver Ureasureri . Seated, Left to Right: Jennifer Morgan, Deborah Sweet, Beverly Thomas. First Row: Linda Walker, Kathleen Reid, Cynthia Wilken, Carol Vickers, Carol MocLoughlin, Elizabeth McManus, Frederick Paton. Second Row: Lucille Nudd, Peter Randall, Joseph Piper, Jonathan Scherff, George Seaver, Richard Packard, Laurie Power, Diane Lillie, Heidi Pape, Cynthia Harlow, Kathleen Whitley. Third Row: Stephen Marshall, Norman Rodham, Bernard Schweighouser, Ralph Fellows, Carol Sheets. Fourth Row: William Hilmer, Ronald Rawson, Gary Hall, Peter Prip, Ralph Whitehouse, Robert Savastano. fMissing from picture: Bradford Howard, Paul L'Heureux, Nancy Mosher, Martha Nickerson, Donald Williams., 3+ ji L 25? ' NIKE!! Qi, 1, 2'- Seated,Left to Right: Donald Sullivan, Lloyd Salt. First Row: Judy Wilbur, Alice Peterson, Philip Swanson, Marcia Ridlon, Judith Reardon, Jill Van Weel, Karen Thrasher, Penelope Vase, Susan Willingham, Clair Smith. Second Row: Jeffrey Vickers, James Riley, Mark Turrell, Robert Tuttle, Stephen Wadsworth, Wayne Ruprecht, Michael Williams, Edward Sampson. Third Row: Blair Taylor, Jack Wildes, Edward Wickham, Jon Peterson, Dean Whitney, Gerald Randall. Fourth Row: David Witton. lMissing from picture: Robert Wilbur. iieslimaii class Q A LL... ft E? First Row, Left to Right: Nicholas Brown, Edward Butler, Janis Berzins, Wesley Daub, Michele Caliri, Cynthia Cushing, Sandra Davis, Frederick Arrowsmith. Second Row: Meredith Barber, Faith Beane, Carol Butterworth, Edward Conathan, Arnett Alander, Patricia Connell, Judith Bradford, Donna Baker. Third Row: William Benson, Edward Arnold, Janet Chandler, Catherine Cooper, Winthrop Bates. Fourth Row: John Collins, Joel Deacon. CMissing from picture: Ronald Amado, Robert Barbosa, James Chantre.l Sponsored by The Village Pharmacy ' ' YUHUPE ' ' 'lgiu T J T Seated, Left to Right: Jane Merrick, Terry Ostlund. First Row: Bruce Parkinson, Patricia Moss, Rita Kehoe, Diane King, Sandra Paton, Lisa Mancinelli. Second Row: Maxine Nickerson, Candy Luscomb, Louis Lemieux, Diane L'Heureux, Marsha Oliver. Third Row: Robert Hill, Robert LaGreca, Brenda Jokinen, Priscilla Mason, Peter Macaulay, Gail McDevitt. Fourth Row: William King, Gary MacDonald. Fifth Row: Eric Pape, Gary Lovell. QMissing from picture: Robert Murphy, Peter Mosher, David O'Connell, William Marshall., Freshman Class Officers: Michele Caliri fPresidentl, Brenda Jokinen iVice-Presidentl, -l0l1f1 Collins i5eCI'Gf0ryJ, Beth Haines fTreosurerJ . 5 Q Him- ll k Seated, Left to Right: John Jessop, Valerie Fernandes. First Row: Mary Howard, Arlene Fernandes, Peter Drummey, Brenda Frazer, Marilyn Hall, Richard de Aguiar. Second Row: Deborah Driver, Jennifer Howard, Barbara de Zengotita, Helen Fowler, Robert Gibbons, Michael Garrity. Third Row: Nancy Grenquist, Carol Egan, Ronald DeLorenzo, Carolyn Doyle, Elizabeth Haines. Fourth Row: Susan Gallagher, Margaret Dickow, Allen Eaton. Fifth Row: John Fallon. fMissing from picture: Douglas Govoni, Diane Holloway, Mary Howard.i Sponsored by Millbrook Market Seated, Left to Right: Louise Dedekian, Mary Coffin, Susan Dangora. First Row: Theodore Devnew, Laurie Chisholm, Carolyn Chandler, Abigail Barber, Margo Bates, Jennifer Cislaghi, Joyce Blakeman, Joan Butler, Marcia Delano, Donald Barry. Second Row: Dianne Fernandes, lra Crowe, David De Lew, Nancy Clark, Elizabeth Boyd, Sarah Dawes. Third Row: Michael Fallon, Jane Bradley, Sandra Burdick, Clyde Chetwynde. Fourth Row: Fredrick Bailey. eiglilli Qrcicle Seated, Left to Right: Marcia Heywood, Robert Garrity. First Row: Mark Lanyon, Leonard Jokinen, William LaFleur, Richard Howard, Andrea Garland, Robert Loring, Laura Gorham, Lorraine Holloway, Robert Marshall. Second Row: Edmund King, Deborah Jones, Robin Lench, Pamela Kent, Richard Lillie. Third Row: Kathleen Keenan, Joan Hutchinson, Charles Lemieux. Henry Marshall. Fourth Row: Joyce Hall. Sponsored by Toabe Hardware Stores and Bayside Marine Company 1553 gmt- Seated, Left to Right: Charlotte Queeny, Harold Mosher, Julia Fellows. First Row: Tracy Morrison, Thomas Parkman, Gail Patent, Sarah Pierce, Shelley Reid. Second Row: Judith Olhson, Bonnie Mathewson, Wesley Riley, Laurie Plank, Hannah Morton, William Penthany, Michael Phillips. Third Row: George McEvoy, Louise Pape, Mark Putnam, Stephanie Monks, Lee Morrison, James Page. Fourth Row: Reed Plummer, Bruce Rohr, Ronald McGann. eiolmilw Qraicle If lard il 2,3 ,rr . na' Li 'W riiif ' Seated, Left to Right: Linda Rowley, David Travers, Elizabeth Shirley. First Row: Jane Semple, Marilyn Turner, David Torrey, Michael Woodsum, Douglas Sollis, David Simpson, Robin Stoncliff, Robert Sawyer, Karen Whitley. Second Row: Marjorie Toft, Marcus Urann, Jeanne Sencabaugh, Russell Sheets, Wendy Stott, Marcia Walker, Susan Rohr. Third Row: John Turrell, Kenneth Thompson, Marjorie Sontag. Fourth Row: Barry Wirt, Wayne Soule. Sponsored by Loren C. Nass X 1 I Seated, Left to Right: Ann Broberg, Susan Cutler, Nina Colburn- First Row: Rosanna Begin, Cynthia Campbell, Jay Blanchard, Stephen Caliri, David Bradford, Katherine Boynton, Deborah Barber. Second Row: Albert Amado, Susan Aigler, Ellen Conathan, Claire de Zengotita, Susan Bailey, Carol Armey. Third Row: Linda Brackett, Judith Canty, Carol Clark, Judith Case. Fourth Row: James Deacon, Robert Bennett. Fifth Row: William Davis. sevemili grade T ' ' 4 1 Seated, Lett to Right: Maura McDevitt, Joanne Jessop. First Row: Richard McEvoy, Dorothy Mills, Pamela Ness, Sheila Holloway, Warren Holmes, Meredith Morgan, Susan McNab, June Oliver. Second Row: Stetson Hallowell, Dennis Govoni, Sara Johnston, Janet Murdoch, Donald King, Cheryl McAuliffe Candy Jenkins, Doris Merrick, Sara Mann. Third Row: Christine Moss, Jean McCaig, Deborah Hall, Susan Macauley. Sponsored by Cushing Bros. 8. Bay Motor Co. 'awfiiwif Y 0. Seated, Left to Right: Susanna Power, Kenneth Dunmore. First Row: Margaret Prince, Jane Drummey Jean Ridlon, Cheryl Peterson, Gail Prince, Hope Peters, Rebecca Eaton, Paul Roberts, Laura Shane, Janice Reardon, James Queeny. Second Row: Paul Fagley, Cameron Ross, Jeffrey Paulding, Karl Pingree, Antonio Fernandes, Jane Drollet, Marie Reid, Lynn Doran. Third Row: Robert Anacone, Deborah Dickow, Douglas King, Stephen Reggio. seventh grade Seated, Left to Right: Jessica Weld, Myles Thrasher, Geoffrey Morton. First Row: Mark McAuliffe, Deborah Kelso, Leslie Bourget, Janice Wilbur, Nicholas Gilbert, Patricia Gilman, Pamela Watt, Judith Walker, Janet Willingham. Second Row: Nancy Spence, Mary Lou Sibley, Agnes Stevens, Arthur Taft, Janice Turner, James Van Haur, Jean Young, Carol Thompson, Janet Foster. Third Row: David Shea, Nancy Fitzpatrick, Wendy Starkweather, Stephen Tuck. Sponsored by Robert Barnicoat Monument Company and Wirt Bros. Co. ll ' 151 ag vw., -. 'x :f -, 4.94 5. N v a - . asf ,-A 3.1.-gk. . 4 1 4 17,1 -,T ' ,sf . 'L -V, Ula ,- f ,y .i .i ,,,.,- A --Y- 1- 1 -.. l. Q., - V 1 -i. -. . ...-. ...- - V i -..- . ' -af' v . L' I ' -1 TJ 1' 5 a- , Sf., 5 'A 5. 'f 'Q Xa - 4 ' -9 N ' f- 'f r -l- f - . Pl! A f P 15?-1,.q -EW' ' S ,, ,:- .,, g'x- -'ty' - ' ' Oy -2'-v.,'? ,':-H,eF'?'iigiiqif5Q- A Y .547 Y i ' 'V 4 x .D '11 T x I WI A? Y ' , . .-- M -' ,slr K 5 . ,LW 3 ' Q- Q 4 A A . . as. -uf if ' Lis.,- r-., I I.: V ' -' 45 , .Y '51-rv' v -' q , ,sr is ', - '!f.'4V,- ' '. , 4 aff., 5 , 2.4-4w.'i: A ' 54' , 'ii' . - ' ,s - an ' gm' '-, Q-'L 1: A ' 'F' :4'q1' F ' 1 ' . ,,-:Fw 2 '- izii 4 J' :DY 9, ' 5-ug. , QL'-' . foatball 13 !1 !1 !' First Row, Left to Right: Paul Wales, Robert Bottenus, Robert Dangora, Steven Williams, Matthew Renaghan, Robert Gunnarson, Douglas Govoni, Gerald Dexter. Second Row: Phillips Crocker, Francis Fernandes, James Pye lCo-Captainl, Harry McCormick lCo-Captainl, Donald Burgoyne, Timothy Foote, John Reardon, Kenneth Gibbons. Third Row: Peter Fagley, Jeffrey Vickers, George Seaver, Peter Prip lMissing from Picture: Mr. Charles Anderson, Coach, Col. James Truclen, Assistant Coach, Bernard Schweighauser, Manager, Jay Hilmer, Assistant ManagergBradford Howard.j :ga Sponsored by Sweetser's General Store SOCCQV First Row, Left to Right: William Wilbur, William Richards, Robert French lCo-Coptainl, Austin Stuart lCo-Captainl, David Marshall, Edmund Kent. Second Row: Nicholas Brown, Janis Berzins, Michael Garrity, Robert Tuttle, Norman Rodham, Gregory Plummer, Gary Hall, Robert Hill, Robert Barbaza, Ricardo de Aguior, Edward Butler, Edward Concthan. fMissing from Picture: Mr. David Murphy, Coach James Howard, Robert Barnicoatj Ll Fl. . ,Y Q S - - - 1 1 -. ' -1 E 1 x .- Il' - . - Y ' ' .-.. - 'V 4 Q-f-P , ,- +V , 1' . ' 'A - ff f-.-:- 'yt' ,.A. . .fifxg 451- gl- -, A - .. - , I 'V A-: 3 1.1 7' ' 1' - .T---LZ: vii- 'v -'ifi :' A ' Z . . ,- ', - - - -. .g,a --4.,-..,? -.a-.--- ' ' ' -4ff'2a1 'ianpJ:L 1Q'.2-.f-3'f'.w'.'1--'I-' 2' f-, . l - 1!.:fqfg, '-'.:..'- rr-,, --A 'V '15-QA-: -gg '-5.2-.' ,avr -I 1 - A ' u 12. .asgg-....-?lg'.xf': '1w f ' Sponsored by Plymouth Men's Shop and Louis' track and field 4'- Left to Right: Eric Pape, William Benson, Bradford Howard, Mark Putnnm, Austin Stuart X.. ,NWA ' ' j , , . Left to Right: William King fAssist- ant Manageri, David Marshall iManagerl. CMissing from picture Mr. Robert Backus, Coach.l Jumping: William Wilbur. Watching, Left to Right: Austin Stuart, Wesley Daub, l Janis Berzins, John Jessop, Eric Pape, William Benson,David Marshall fManogerI, William King fAssist- ant Manager, . cross Courilrq Left to Right: David Collins, Wesley Daub, Daniel Gilman, Alan Piper, Richard Butterworth fCaptainl, Frederick Kemball, Richard Baldwin, William Benson, Eric Pape, Thomas Parkman. iMissing from picture: Mr. Donald Kraemer, Coach., Sponsored by Walter Prince and Duxbury Service Station field liockeq First Row, Left to Right: Sharon Blanchard, Elizabeth McManus, Janet Sawyer, Marilyn Smithson, Heidi Pape, Patricia Merlet, Carolyn King, Bonnie Poole ICO-Captaini, Joanna Conathan ICO-Captainj, Donna Prince, Marcia Burpee, Alice Collins, Gail Garland, Leslie Butler, Kathy King, Margaret Vinal, Stephanie Morgan. Second Row: Laura Emerson, Michele Caliri, Georgia Taft, Linda Walker, Diane L'Heureux, Elizabeth Cooper Susan Jones, Jennifer Morgan, Susan Gallagher, Kathy Howard, Faith Beane, Tracy Colburn, Paula Chandler, Sally DeWoIf, Lynn Daub, Laurie Power. CMissing from picture: Miss Deborah Brooks, Varsity Coach, Miss Audrey Hibbett, Junior Varsity Coach.I TEAM FIGHT! TEAM FIGHT! COME ON TEAM! FIGHT! FIGHT! Sponsored by Sue Butler and The Talbots Inc. girls' basketball Kneeling, Left to Right: Miss Audrey Hibbett, CCoachi, Sharon Blanchard lCo-Captaini. First Row: Kathy King, Patricia DeLowery, Sylvia Fernandes, Janet Sawyer, Laura Emerson, Stephanie Morgan. Second Row: Susan Whitney, Joanna Conathan, Marcia Burpee, Leslie Butler, Victoria Lawson. iMiss- ing from picture: Donna Prince, Co-Captain, Catherine DeLorenzo, Manager, Judith Jokinen, Assistant Manager, Marilyn Smithson.i cj 0 W 47 fp Sponsored by Eagletree boils' lnaslxellvall Kneeling, Leff fo Right: Ken? Kopke lCo-Capfainl, William Wilbur CCO-Caprainl. Sfanding: Roberf Botfenus, James Pye, Roberf Barboza, Edmond Kent, Paul L'l-leureux, Donald Borgoyne. CMissing from picfure: Harry McCormick, James Sollis, David Marshall, Manager, Mr. George Teravainen, Coach, William Hiimer, Assistant Managerj J A5 ffl? . Q - ll. Egg i V i 4 E B Sponsored by Schaffer's Duxbonf Gas Service softball v-ma. gg, First Row, Left to Right: Constance Feeley, Joanna Conathan, Susan Jones, Sharon Blanchard, Donna Prince. Second Row: Leslie Butler, Janet Sawyer, Lynne Phillips, Joyce Paulding. Third Row: Patricia Merlet, Margaret Vinal, Lynn Daub, Karla Stone, Susan Whitney, Judith Jokinen. lMissing from Pic- ture: Miss Deborah Brooks, Coach, Bonnie Poole, Managenl ,L , i., Casey at the bat! GO-Go'GlrlSl Sponsored by The Studio of Duxbury, Inc. baseball 1' First Row, Left to Right: RO9er LaGreca, William Anacone, Francis Fernandes, Stephen Bennett, James Pye, Raymond Chandler, Anthony LaGreca. Second Row: Jeffrey Howard fCo-Captainl, Eugene Glass, William Jones fCo-Captainl, Mr. David Murphy lCoachl, Thomas Brennan iCo-Captainl, Clifford L'Heureux, Lawrence Sheeley. fMissing from picture: Roland de Aguiar, Manager.l f xii' l Now this is what you call a baseball . Another no-hitter'7 Sponsored by Corner Coffee Shop tennis , ' . 9 .- A 'vsv .V 'i- N W -T '- 'sf ' . A -4' - . ' ' 'fi .S 4 L I' g -, sf' ' i L V. ' ff ' K h ff ' Go, Felice! ' h.,: ?' 1 f 'g N ' 1 l' of A 7' .. Lf tv- .1 All F Left to Right: Marcia Burpee, Diane Hubbard, Miss Audrey Hibbett lCoachi, Carol MacLaughlin, Mary Lanyon, Catherine DeLorenzo, Felicitas Tasche, Sally DeWolf. lMissing from picture: Alice Collins, Josephine Borgeson, Linda, Walker, Manageni A Qoli QQ,lh,.,,:4 ' Ready, aim. . . 1 A IW First Row, Left to Right: William Richards fCaptainl, Richard Gunnar- son, Donald Burgoyne, Harold Mosher. Second Row: Paul Wales, 5 James Howard, Harry McCormick, Robert Gunnarson, Jay Jones, A il Robert Barnicoat. FIRE! Sponsored by The Original John DeLorenzo Turkey Farm cheerleaders A familiar sight at all sports events is the'cheer- leading squad. Under the leadership of Captain Diane LaFleur, this year's team consists of Elizabeth Mc- Manus, Helen Merrick, Margaret Vinal, Bonnie Poole, Helen Blanchard, and Pamela Perry. Aided by the School Spirit Com- mittee, the cheerleaders have been able to increase student participation at games and rallies. hz..-L IPM ' l 1 Sponsored by The Boosters' Club sporlsmeris club First Row, Lett to Right: Austin Stuart, Roger l.aGreca, William Anacone, Robert Mark, Edmund Kent fVice-Presiclentt, Marilyn Smithson lSecretaryJ, Robert French CPresidentj, William Richards flreasurerl, William Wilbur, Richard Butterworth, Steven Williams, Richard Baldwin, Frederick Kemball. Second Row: Kent Kopke, Janet Sawyer, Leslie Butler, Marcia Burpee, Donna Prince, Margaret Vinal, Alice Collins, Gail Garland, Susan Whitney, Lynne Phillips, Sharon Blanchard, Joanna Conathan, Josephine Borgeson, Bonnie Poole, Bradford Howard. Third Row: Judith Jolcinen, Cynthia Holl, Carol MacLaugh- lin, Carolyn King, Felicitas Tasche, Andrea Ness. To become a member of the Sportsmen's Club, a student must have earned at least one varsity letter. At the end of each year, the Boosters' Club gives blazers to those iuniors and seniors who have earned two or more varsity letters. The Sportsmen's Club sells tickets to basketball games and loaned the Cheerleaders money to buy sweaters to complete their uniforms. Sponsored by M 8. M Sporting Goods Co. xdg- 4 1 1 W i4 - f Q! X . by , 4 Sl if F7 student X ,.r:, ,FY- 04' SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL First Row, Lett to Right: Harry McCormick, Vania da Costa Aguiar, James Pye iTreasureri, Bonnie Poole iVice- Presidentj, David Lemieux fPresidenti, Catherine DeLorenzo iRecording Secretaryi, Robert Mark, Joanna Conathan. Second Row: David Marshall, Marcia Burpee, Jean Baker, Kathleen Mills fCorresponding Secretaryi Elizabeth McManus, Heidi Pape, Donna Prince, Bernard Schweighauser, Leslie Butler. Third Row: Laura Emerson, Margaret Vinal, Carole French, Michele Caliri, Susan Gallagher, Eric Pape, Lorraine Reed, Georgia Taft, Diane LaFleur, Kathy King. This year's Senior Student Council has suc- ceeded in performing more services than ever for Duxbury High School. ln cre- ating standing committees, such as the School Spirit Committee, the Ways and Means Committee, Halt- Monitors Com- mittee, and an Executive Committee, the council has effected greater coop- eration with the students. The council has also, throughthe pu rchaseof a Coke machine, created a fund for a scholar- ship award based on good school citizen- ship. MR. RALPH N. .BLAKEMAN Advisor Sponsored by Student Council of Duxbury High School I councils X ' ai JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, Left to Right: Robert Marshall, Louise Pape Treasurerl Joyce Blakeman President, Lee Morrison Vice Presidentl, Joan Butler fSecretaryJ, Sara Pierce First Roiv David Travers Paul Roberts Richard McEvoy, John Blanchard, Thomas Parkman. Second Row Susanna Power Kathy Foote Pamela Watt Sara Mann Lynn Doran, Carol Clark, Mary Louise Sibley Barry Wirt Mark Putnam Deborah Dickow Pamela Kent Elizabeth Trezise, Glenda Lovell, Laurie Gorham Maura McDevitt Charlotte Queeny Missing from picture: Mr. Ralph Blakeman, Advisor., The purpose of Junior Student Coun- cil has been to bring to the junior high students activities similar to those of the high school. In carrying out these ob- iectives the council has organized a cheerleading squad and has sponsored junior high dances. Sponsored by The Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank uiiteraiure ' 'Sf-EEF-1 if-Stl l Standing, Left to Right: Marcia Burpee lEditor-in-chiefl, Angus Crowe. Seated, First Row: Josephine Borgeson lArt Editori, Donna Prince llreasureri, Sally Scherff lHead Typisti, Carole French lLiterary Editori, Catherine DeLorenzo CPublicity Chairmani. Second Row: Eleanor Merry, Cynthia Holl, Christine Murdoch, Diane Hubbard Lee Haines, Carolyn King. Third Row: Thomas Jones, Jean Baker, Christopher Canty, Gail Sencabaugh, Michelle Caliri, Beth Haines, Jane Wildes. Fourth Row: Faith Beane, Heidi Edwards, Andrea Hogan, Betty Ann Wadsworth, Lorraine Reed. Standing: Susan Gallagher, Linda Walker, Heidi Pape, David Marshall, IJOHGS, Helen Mefrids. fMissing from picture: Ruta Berzins, Joanna Conathan, Secretary, Mrs. Sherwood Advisor., In the 1964 issue of Witerature there -,Z are not only excellent entries of prose and poetry, including the prizewinners of each category, but there is also a prizewinner forthe best art entry. Another addition to the traditional Witerature program is the founding of a Creative Writing Club for all students interested in improving their own writing by listening to others'. l It Sponsored by Marlena's and Captain's Walk 'E' EVE? vol, jx, No, 5 Duxbury High School, Duxbury, Mass. ' April 1, 1963 Blu oon : 1963 Prom The 1903wJunior Prom is to be titled Blue Moon. Decorations for the big event will be fashioned around - Z-A nnnln fhaf- +-.-.Ann ,Uma 1,-...- ..-.... f4,.'1:'Frr1 ' J.- nnw..- u-....n .4'v1 x.- --,,,,,,,.,, -t PA'L3l LM ,xi .P ' First Row, Left to Right: Susan Whitney, Kent Koplce, William Wilbur, Sencabaugh, Kathy King, Richard Packard, COl'0l9 Ffenfill- Tlllfd ROW: , Tl rl Robert French. Second Row: Gail David Collins, Mary Lanyon, Susan Gallerani, Jane Wildeg, Fourth Row: Daniel Gilman, Cheryl Mulder, Judith Jolcinen, Helen Merrick. Fifth Row: Thomas Jones, Sally Scherff fl'lead Typistl, Marcia Burpee, Marilyn Smithson fBusiness Manogerl David Marshall QEditor-in-chiefi, Margaret Vinal fSecretaryl, Christopher Canty, Kathleen Mills, Georgia TCH- 8 Songg puoaiuiy um: -iucxy girl might be junior class secretary Kathy Mills or former Student Council secretary Bonnie Poole: mav- be in as car doc Day TH: lik.-, ---- ..., --- .... - -.-om reign over the proceedings on prom night. Nancy and attendants Joan Adams and Patience Pye are going to be pretty hard girls to follow up. who will she be? BIG PRIZE ! NWARD, RAND ENWICK! .iii uc-, ,-- l,cn---, -hc Top Secret student, teach- er, dent clue B0 tery er t Sponsored by The Duxbury Clipper lvl' BIIL1 SSf1lU1 SEUQSYICS SYS sent to committees where they are either passed or turned down. Committee chairmen will be juniors Josephine Borgeson, David Marshall, and William Rich- ards, and seniors Jackson Kent, Richard Handy, and Brian Kopke. If a bill is passed in these committees, it is then voted on in the leg- islature on Model Congress A, VANIA: SOPRANOS ALTOS BASSES AND TENORS choir Sopranos: Jean Baker, Faith Beane, Ann Clark, Alice Collins, Joanna Conathan, Katherine Foisy, Elizabeth Haines, Lee Haines, Wendy Hoitt, Cynthia Holl, Kathleen Jokinen, Diane LaFleur, Mary-Justine Lanyon, Eleanor Merry, Kathleen Mills, Heidi Pape, Judith Reardon, Carol Sheets, Felicitas Tasche, Cynthia Wilken. Altos: Christine Barboza, Marcia Burpee, Kathleen Cooper, Laura Emerson, Marsha Hurd, Brenda Jolcinen, Susan Jones flreasurerl, Victoria Lawson, Gael McDevitt, Lenore McDevitt, Andrea Ness lPresidenti, Bonnie Poole, Donna Prince, Donna Trout. Tenors: Robert Barnicoat fVice-Presidenti, Donald Burgoyne, Christopher Canty, William Wilbur. Basses: Charles Bourget, Richard Butterworth, Daniel Gilman, Dawson Johnson, Thomas Jones, David Mills, James Pye. Sponsored by B. F. Goodrich ' 1 hand BAND MEMBERS Woodwinds: Ronald Amado, William Benson, Josephine Borgeson fPresidentj, Paula Chandler, Ann Clark, Alice Collins llreasurerl, Wesley Daub, Ralph Fellows, Kathleen Foisy, Brenda Frazer, Susan Cvallerani, Joyce Hall, Diane l.aFleur, Peter Macaulay, Patricia Merlet, Bonnie Poole, Norman Rodham, Beverly Shane, Mark Turrell, Jeffrey Vickers, Linda Walker, Merrill Welcker, Jane Wildes. Brass: Carolyn Doyle, Alan Eaton, Daniel Gilman, Roger Goin, Douglas Govoni, Stephen Marshall, Harry McCormick, Andrea Ness, James Pye, Bruce Rohr, Lloyd Salt. Percussion: Christopher Canty, Catherine Del.orenzo, Eric Pape, James Riley, Richard Williams. Sponsored by Rotary lnternational 4 .. 1 il t s 451 1, 'Nt' Q iuiure ieacgliers of america Seated, Left to Right: Marcia Burpee, Bonnie Poole lVice-Presidenti, Christine Murdoch iSecretaryl, Paula Chandler lTreasureri, Donna Prince. First Row: Cynthia Holl fPresidentJ, Mary-Justine Lanyon, Gail Sencabaugh, Diane Hubbard, Diane LaFleur, Lynn Daub, Lee Haines, Joanna Conathan. Second Row: Betty Ann Wadsworth, Lorraine Reed, Pamela Perry, Lenore McDevitt, Leslie Butler. Third Row: Andrea Hogan, Frances Guilderson, Randi Stott, Kathy King. Advisor: Mrs. Pye. xl : The Sadie Paulding Future Teachers of America Club is made up of students who . plan careers in education. Under the x K guidance of Mrs. James Pye the club not only offers its members a chance to ob- - serve and practice teaching, but also sponsors a Thanksgiving clothing drive. Sponsored by WPLM Radio Station and Smith's lnc. ' Af: emericeri iielcl service First Row, Left to Right: Margaret Vinal fSecretaryi, Joanna Conathan fPresidentl, William Richards fVice-President-Treasureri, Vania da Costa Aguiar, Mary Lanyon, Jean Baker, Ruta Berzins, Catherine DeLorenzo, Bonnie Poole, Robert French. Second Row: Carolyn King, Felicitas Tasche, Alice Collins, Cynthia Holl, Kent Kopke. Third Row: Linda Walker, Janet Sawyer, Angus Crowe, Andrea Ness, Carole French, Edmund Kent, William Wilbur, Donna Prince, Robert Mark, Gail Sencabaugh. Fourth Row: Patricia Merlet, Kathy King, Gail Garland, Sally Scherff, David Marshall, Diane Hubbard, Christine Murdoch, Helen Merrick, Lynn Daub. Fifth Row: Leslie Butler, Georgia Taft, Marcia Burpee, Heidi Edwards, Lenore McDevitt. fMissing from picture: Mr. Kennedy, Advisor.i Vania da Costa Aguiar, from Vitoria, Brazil, is our exchange student this year . Vania is well-liked by all members of the school and has fitted happily into the rou- tine ofthe life ofa senior at Duxbury High School. Vania is helping all students of the school and all citizens of the town to realize the importance of friendly relations between countries. l Sponsored by The Ockers Company and Olive Tinder Inc. future Nurses Qi america . J . U!-- 4 v,-g .4-l, Seated, Lett to Right: Margaret Vinal fSecretaryl, Marilyn Smithson lPresidentD, Helen Merrick lVice- Presidentl, Susan Whitney, Jane Wildes, Janet Sawyer, Wendy Hoitt flreasurerl. Standing: Carolyn Doyle, Alice Peterson, Lorraine Reed, Helen Blanchard, Beverly Shane, Patricia Merlet, Ann Clark, Cheryl Batson, Betty Ann Wadsworth, Heidi Edwards, Sandra Davis. This is the inaugural year ot the Future Nurses Club. The group, under the guid- ance of our school nurse, Mrs. Anne Welcker, R. N. , has been organized to stimulate in students an interest in the nursing profession. Special speakers have been invited to talk about careers in nursing. l'-' Sponsored by Plymouth County Electric Company honor socgieiies i' ..,3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Standing, Left to Right: Josephine Borgeson CPresicIentj, David Marshall. Seated: Donna Prince, Gail GarIand, Jean Baker IVice-President-TreasurerI. IMissing from picture: Ruta Berzins, Secretary, Joanna Conathan, Peggy Vinal, Mr. Jenness, Advisor.I ulu. in I LATIN HONOR SOCIETY FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY I-eff to RIQITTP PQQQY VITIGII James Pye, Left to Right: Jean Baker, Paul Wales, Joanna Conafhan. Andrea Ness, Ruta Berzins. Sponsored by Kiwanis Club lllnrarg service club 1 . w Seated, Lett to Right: Lorraine Reed, Katherine Boyd iSecretaryJ, Cynthia Wilken iVice-Presidentl, Linda Olhson iPresidentI, Maureen Boucher Ureasureri, Catherine Whitley. First Row: William Penthany, Brenda Frazer, Arnette Alander, Lorraine Holloway, Stephanie Monks, Karen Whitley, Margo Bates, Elizabeth Boyd, Nicholas Gilbert. Second Row: Marcia Ridlon, Marsha Oliver, Andrea Galliano, Merrill Welcker, Susan Rohr. iMissing from picture: Mrs. Bencordo, Advisor, Charles Fernandes, Valerie Fernandes, Edwin Sampsonj ln order to fulfill its purpose of pro- moting interest in books and learning, the Library Service Club sponsors contests and its annual Book Fair during Book Week. Aside from these special services, the club is responsible for the administration and maintenance of our school library. Sponsored by Westwinds Bookshop 1 xy. ,k , . 0 Pick-pocket Heywood! 5 I 5 51 1 L X ' Zi-4 u .143 The Freshman Class Presents TRUE BLUE AND TRUSTED by R. A. Anderson and R. L. Sweeney An Old-Fashioned Melodrama Mr. J. Tamarack . . , .. . . BRADFORD HEYWOOD MGXUWG MOSCOW . .,.. , MARClA BURPEE Balderdash Trusfworthy . .,,..,.. ANGUS CROWE Lily Lackemoney .. KATHERINE JOKINEN Mrs. Lackemoney . .. .. . .. CYNTHIA HOLL Colonel Beauregard . , RICHARD BUTTERWORTH Grandmama ....,.. GAIL SENCABAUGH Preacher . . DAVID MARSHALL S A Announcer . . .... . . . ,. GEORGE CHAPIN Not onofher one of Those elephant jokes! Dlrecled by Mr' R' A' Anderson SILENCE, PLEASE! Sponsored by Besse-Walkover Shoes THE MAN WHO MARRIED A DUMB WIFE By Anatole France Presented by the JUNIORS Leonard Botal, judge ,E , CHARLES BOURGET Adam Fumee, lawyer I . DAVID MARSHALL Giles Biscourtier ,E ,, WILLIAM WILBUR Alison ..,.,.,.... .... ,.a. . G AIL GARDNER Catherine Botal I T. , , KATHERINE JOKINEN Simone Colline, physician . AUSTIN STUART Jean Maugier, surgeon . I BRADFORD HEYWOOD Serafin Dulaurier, apothecary E E WILLIAM RICHARDS Mille. de la Guarandiere . , MARSHA HURD Blind Fiddler ..,,.. .. , I , GEORGE CHAPIN Mme. de Ia Bruine E . .T . , GAIL GARLAND Mummers, Salesmen, Townspeople, Servants E CYNTHIA HOLL, JEAN BAKER, ROBERT MARK, MARCIA BURPEE, MARY LANYON, DONNA PRINCE, CAROLYN KING, RUTA BERZINS, CAROL BALDWIN Setting: Judge Botal's house in Paris Stage Crew: Members of the Junior Class Directed by Mr. R. N. Jenness Sponsored by Herrick Auto Soles Opening night iitters. The Line-up. Now this button makes the mouse roar. presents I Oh, it's you again. HE MOUSE THAT ROARED .dapted by Christopher Sergel from the Book by Leonard Wibberley ascom Mountioy Benter ston, Secretary of State or Kokintz nt I Snippet tum icer Jlligan a the Twelfth Jane Fran Pam Norma Helen Ann Page Miss Johnson Miss Wilkins Mrs. Reiner Directed by Mr. R. N. Jenness Student Director: Joanna Conathan Stage Manager: Josephine Borgesson ANGUS CROWE AUSTIN STUART DAVID MARSHALL ROBERT MARK WILLIAM RICHARDS BRADFORD HEYWOOD RICHARD BUTTERWORTH ROBERT FRENCH KENT KOPKE WILLIAM WILBUR KATHERINE JOKINEN MARY LANYON ALICE COLLINS DIANE HUBBARD SUSAN JONES CYNTHIA HOLL GAIL SENCABAUGH SHARON BLANCHARD JEAN BAKER MARSHA HURD DONNA PRINCE RUTA BERZINS Jill KAROL KING Debbie MARCIA BURPEE Mrs. Bascom CAROLE FRENCH Students, Citizens, Soldiers: CHRISTINE MURDOCH, JUDITH JOKINEN, FELICITAS TASCHE, GAIL GARLAND, LYNNE PHILLIPS, CATHERINE DELORENZO, STEVEN WILLIAMS, EDMUND KENT, RICHARD MULLOWNEY, DAVID LEMIEUX The action of the play takes place in the Grand Fenwick National Forest, the throne room of the palace at Grand Fenwick, Washington, D.C., and New York City. Stage Crew: Members of the Senior Class Sponsored by Milepost Restaurant www L. Would you fell your mother ro scrum? Curfoin Coll! lf's all mine. Mother, pleose, l'd rofher do if myself! Frankly, I don'f core how silly I look. Where on eonh is Grond Fenwick? Sponsored by Purifon Clothing Company N H 4 5, Josephine Borgeson blue moon R 1 EA Sponsored by Chez Lucien Winsor House 1 f 5 X I David Lemieux elected Student Council President Sponsored by Mordon's Jewelers ond .lol1nson's Flowers acksldge .1-sn' if 1. fv 1 , T? . . I' I' ,- I f M mf.. -il lhz, 1 - vyiali' v 1 on 0 l'.'-nf' I V 'e, 1' J' f ' ,. v 1' A a- -ufnswgx ff W rs .-3 g I Y . x. i A V W' -T, . - .45 i 'L L '- - '..+1'5y- L.. 'qv' . ' ii' R. , 'A. , A. x i Lynnzie's mad! 4 ,f i i'x 1 +L X Nice, huh! Best Dressed '? Now thot's interesting . William Wilbur President Never touch the SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Judith Jokinen Kathleen Mills Vice-President Secretary Sponsored by Duxbury Sport and Toy Shop and Duxbury 5 8. lO l stuff! , , , 1' 55 4 0. yn- up Kent Kopke Treasurer 5, - 'Nl Whom should we shoot next? A Koty, curl your hour! T' I have the most delicious fingers! l wig ,-.'.n'-be Twins! GLX L1-.A lt's this woy, pol- Sponsored by Bennett's Allix 'n 'I-silk Itsy Bitsy Bikini fm-7 'fjts-4 . Nh Our Olympic champion serial suuerlalives BEST SENSE OF HUMOR David Lemieux Joanna Conalhon MOST ALL-AROUND Joanna Conathan Kent Koplce BEST DRESSED Robeff MQW Kathleen Mills MOST INTELLIGENT Josephine Borgeson David Marshall Sponsored by Snug Harbor Fish Morlcef and Marshfield Television and Radio . ,. 1-i-ii-f l K- 0- l . t S , .K -X V ll ll ..-l...-1. 1 ...-1-i-l- BEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR Austin Stuart Carole French Joanna Conathan David Lemieux 'I K MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Josephine Borgeson William Richards SUEDE in Q3 N CONTRIBUTED MOST TO THE CLASS BEST ATHLETE David Marshall Joanna Conathan Donna Prince William Wilbur Sponsored by Wildes Motor Co. lnc. T F964 class liistor We, the class of 1964, entered KINDERGARTEN in the fall of 1951. We began our theatrical reputation with a Christmas play, in which Richard Hendrick and Phina Borgeson were featured as Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, respectively, while the rest of the class, taste- fully attired in red paiamas with flap bottoms, portrayed elves. Our next major production was on the last day of school. The members of the class acted out various nursery rhymes. We moved on to FIRST GRADE and the esoteric pleasures of Dick, Jane and Spot. We also performed in the school operetta, in which each class had a part. The girls in our class wore crepe paper bows in their hair. ln SECOND GRADE we performed in another operetta. During this year we also vis- ited the fire station and were taken on a tour through the building. Children in Miss Pelley's room used to look out the window at the construction of the new gym. We entered THIRD GRADE in the newly-built wing of the elementary school. Mrs. Chase finally carried out her threat, and put adhesive tape on Fizz Richards' mouth, be- cause he spoke out of turn too much .... Mary Lynn Edwards, Betsy Yuill, and Donna Prince hid Miss Clarke's car keys three times and wouldn't tell her where the keys were, so that each time Miss Clarke had to have a new set made .... All the pupils in Miss Clarke's class learned the Preamble to the Constitution and recited it in a group .... Andy Crowe used his magnifying glass to light fires of leaves and paper. ln FOURTH GRADE, we had a Columbus Day assembly, in which we first sang the song which contained the deathless line, In 1492, he sailed the ocean blue .... An- other assembly that year was on Christmas customs. Led by Miss Wren's class, we each held a poster and recited a poem about our own customs. Phina Borgeson and Jean Baker were mistresses of ceremony. We also had square dances in the gymnasium of the old high school. This year also marked the beginning of our first honor group, the Eager Beavers, whose members were Phina Borgeson, Steven Hansen, Carol Govoni, Katy Jokinen, Jean Baker, and Alice Collins . FlFTH GRADE was highlighted by a field trip with the entire class to the Whaling Museum in New Bedford .... Felice Tasche arrived in November to become our first fand permanenti exchange student .... At Christmas we had a choral speaking program, in which Fizz Richards and Cathy DeLorenzo played piano solos .... We had another field trip in the spring. This time we visited the pumping station with Mrs. Turner, our nature teacher from the Audubon Society. The most important event during our SIXTH GRADE year was our Junior Tournament of Plays. Mrs. O'Neil's room, Mr. Staples' room, and Mr. Queeny's room all put on plays. Mr. Queeny's room won with The Trial of Billy Scott. Rip Cheney and Cherry Bishop were voted best actor and best actress, respectively .... We went on two field trips this year. The first was to the Museum of Science in Boston, and the second was a bike ride tothe beach for lunch. Mr. Queeny accompanied us on this trip .... On the last day of school, Mr. Queeny, who had been sick, arranged our social studies projects on the side- walk, and handed them to us as we came out the door. We moved on to SEVENTH GRADE in the old high school. We elected members of our class to the Junior Student Council. From the Council members, Fizz Richards became Vice-President, and Bob Jones, Treasurer .... We again participated in a Tournament of Plays. Grade 7-l performed Primrose Path, grade 7-2 Help Wanted, and grade 7-3, Romper Room. Unfortunately, none of our plays won the contest .... Katy Jokinen won the Junior High Speech Contest in the memorized category .... Austin Stuart, Fizz Richards, and Phina Borgeson were members of the Rocket Club .... Mr. Wood, the high school prin- cipal, left at the end of this year, and Mr. McCormick became our new principal. During the EIGHTH GRADE, members of our class performed in the first Junior Band Concert. The hit of the evening was Esta, Esta fcha-cha-cha1. .... Ruta Berzins won first prize in the spelling bee that year, and Donna Prince won first prize in the pupil-prepared section of the Junior High Speech Contest .... Miss Celeste Travers, our English teacher, left at the end of the year to get married. The members of our class donated money to buy her an engraved Paul Revere bowl and a silver butter dish, sugar bowl and creamer. We also gave an earring and pin set to Miss Carson, our history teacher. U by Jean Baker Class officers elected in the NINTH GRADE were Brad Heywood, president, Carole French, vice-president, Kathy Mills, secretary, and Kent Kopke, treasurer .... Our dance this year was called the Freshman Fiasco, which it wasn't. MQ.-gig Burpee was dance chair- man .... Our first production in the Senior High Tournament of Plays was True Blue and Trusted, written and directed by Mr. Robert Anderson. The cast party was at Marcia Burpee's house .... Alice Collins sang Indian Love Call, and Cynthia Holl sang Why Was I born? in the choir show No Other Love, a tribute to Oscar Hammerstein .... The last day of school that year was Er first Bmda Day, and we all carried books from the old to the new school. Mr. McCormick gave us a tour of the new building. The same class officers were elected in the TENTH GRADE. Our class dance was the Carousel.. . .There was no Tournament of Plays this year .... In the choir show Cape Cod Capers, Alice Collins sang Ebb Tide and Cynthia Holl sang Old Cape Cod. .We varsity basketball team played Westwood in the deciding game of the Tech. Tourney. We lost 5l-50. Kent Kopke, Tony Kent, Bob French, and Bill Wilbur were on the team .... T962 Miss Duxbury Days was Christine Murdoch. JUNIOR CLASS officers were Steve Williams, president, Phina Borgeson, vice-presi- dent, Kathy Mills, secretary, and Kent Kopke, treasurer .... Our winning entry in the Tournament of Plays was The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife, directed by Mr. Jenness. The next day we had to dig out of a snow-storm in order to take our SAT 's .... Mary Lanyon was the school representative in the American Legion Speech Contest, and because of her fine perfonnance, gave the Gettysburg Address Memorial Day .... Mary Lanyon won the spelling bee this year, and Dave Marshall, Marcia Burpee, Katy Jokinen, and Alice Collins were winners in the speech contest .... On April l, Mr. Dunn's algebra class vis- ited the First National Bank of Boston, and played computer. We also had lunch in the bank cafeteria .... Members of our class participated for the first time in the annual Model Congress, and three people were committee chairmen .... This year's choir show was a de- parture from the usual. Swinging High , with Cynthia Holl and Alice Collins in featured roles, was a musical, instead of thxviews done in previous years. Choir parties were given at Joanna Conathan's and Cynthia Holl's houses .... Yearbook heads were elected. Dave Marshall became editor of both the Key and the Partridge .... The theme of the iunior prom was Blue Moon. Phina Borgan was general chairman, and Alice Collins sang the theme song. Bonnie Poole was chosen Prom Queen, with Karol King and Kathy Mills as her attendants. At the prom, Dave Lemieux was announced as having been e- lected Student Council president, and Bonnie Poole, vice-president. Our Prom was unique in one way, however, we had a bomb scare, and everyone went out to the parking lot to dance while the police searched the building .... Achievement tests were taken in May. Phina Borgeson was a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, and Jean Baker received a letter of Commendation. Ruta'Berzinswon the American Legion Es- say Contest with her composition on What the Fourth of July means to me. .... Dave Marshall was marshal at graduation. Our exchange student during our SENIOR YEAR was Vania da Costa Aguiar from Brazil. The class also boasted three post-graduate students: Larry Sheeley, Alan Pratt, and Gail Fenton. Another special class member was John April, who had battled cerebral palsy at home for years to be able to graduate .... Mrs. Sherwood and Mr. Jenness accompanied the class on a trip to Stratford, Connecticut, to see Shokespeare's My Mrs. Barnwall drove us down and back in a school bus and fog .... The senior play was TE Mouse Ent Roared, directed by Mr. Jenness. Andy Crowe and Katy Jokinen played the leading roles. In gratitude for all his help, we gave our director a new bicycle. The play was performed on two nights and was a huge success .... One of the reasons we will not forget our senior year was the tragic assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22. To honor his memory, a special schoolwide assembly was held .... Katy Jokinen was chosen Snow Queen at the senior Christmas dance .... The class went caroling on December 23 .... Marcia Burpee, Alice Collins, and Wendy Hoitt were participants in the District Chorus, and several members of the class performed in the SEMSBA concert .... College Board tests were taken for the last time in December and January, and lucky ones were notified of early acceptance to college .... This year's choir show, a review of hits from past shows, included many of our classmates in starring roles .... The final act was graduation on June IO, a day of mixed joy and sadness. The members of the Class of T964 have performed many services for the school . We have also been privileged to participate in many activities, both in and out of school, and we wish to thank our teachers and all others who have helped us in our school careers. F L Eg e V' Ri l Sponsored by Eben N. 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Premier Khrushchevstands be- This .Moscow meeting between Mikhail Suslov, 142, and Teng Hsaio-Peng 1 hind Lord Home next to UN. Secretag' General If Thant, Adlaz' Stevenson and August failed to produce accord. I f 'li gf blix' 'fill lilly to t ' .H H1 ,ics-f If , muasuufg, . ' 1 - Eflivfaf' 5, 'R .'.. 4 An unidentfed priest went to the aid ofa wounded soldier durzng a revolt in Venezuela. For this picture Hector Rondan won the 1.963 Pulitzer Przge for news photography, World Events in Review-196, R- Pope Paul VI began his reign ajter the death of Pope john XXIII. Pope Paul re- convened the Ecumenical Council and at year's end planned an unprecedentedjoumg' to the Holy Land. Lqt, below: Dr. Helge Ingstad, veteran Norwegian explorerfound remains do 9- house Viking settlement in ,Vewfinundland dating 500years bdore Columbus. Right: A huge landslide into Vazont Reservoir in northern Italy sent a wall zjwater into the valley below destroying Longarone and killing some 3,000 people. 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