Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

'Hn- ,f 'r 7' R ,Z - -4 -.-4--4 ' .- ' , ,, i Crlflffllf tillllfllillllfl'-rl he Beatles performed for a youthful audience in XYash- tnght of lclnu ny I7 ington on the ' 1 - . '1 rl. . if' l i j, lv Ofwnirzg for ,l1?If0l',N-iIilTCSC college juniors joined the Peace Corps' new summer project for six to eight weeks of training similar to that for regular 1 ' Peace Corps volunteers. They later clicl surveying j Q Q llftnger on Target-Tliis is a photo- work near Taos. N.M: After graduation they will j, U A U , ' graph of the lunar surface taken by be SCM I0 Iilllll AmCl'1C?1- ' I the Ranger 7 syacecraft prior to its l F -T if impact on the inoon .july fllst. The , area shown is about one and two- j f thircls miles on a sitle. The smallest i f F craters are about 30 feet in diameter lj - ' ancl l0 feet tleep, Some of the large . K . . M gs. 5 craters are about .lttll feet in cliametet. ' v Q , Ifflnlily' Gr'irzfe'v-Grist Carlson, father - Q ' 9 if f of Dr. Patil Carlson, medical missi jj, A , Q , i ary slain by rebel troops in the I L' J. ' -1 9' go, tlabbetl at his eyes during a news 'j I conference in Los Angeles on Novem- ',i J, ' . ber 24. He is llanketl by his tlaughter 3 '95 if antl another son. Nrzt' 'l'r'f'i1-Ayr' Qilwrn-Siiriliiieg Caro- lyn Mignini, IT. of baltimore was lljflllllli Ifuii nl Night-'I he New York Worlds Fair attracted as many visitors at night crownetl the new Nliss 'lkeiifage .Xmer- as it tlitl during the clay following its .Xpril opening. 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' -,-M i, 7 4 Ir yg V 7 ,, f I 45EHHEEBEEESEEEEEEEEEEQEHB Duxbury Massachusetts 571.897 D987 X 1965 PARTRI not 3 uuxsuw HlcHscHooL nuxzsurew, MASSACHUSETTS 3 N w ' N 5x ,QU 4 f f 1 1 X ,ffl X' -..wh A Qu. ,inf 1 I f fllggn, 0 . W fi F W' A A I , k ?f?4ii492E4-Ei .M 1 . .. N., . ..-:, 4, :J JH ' - - A. 1 it F u 'f!'3ljhv'z 'fflf4f nw, ,away ,X Jwfe - 'f4'f.'3 ' 'f' V A ','f.i, 4 - vfwfi: .. f- ' ' ' . WY? ,-. bf- I ew I A incl .rf A DAY AT SCHOOL 1 I u I ,xx All life is a series of doors and windows. We, as seniors, must close the door on one extremely impor- tant phase of life as we enter another. ln later years when we, in wistful reminiscence, look back through the windows of memory to our days at D.H.S. , we will recall innumerable, wonderful, and varied things. Certainly, however, we will rememberone person who always showed concern for the welfare of every one of us. For her infinite acts of kindness, for her noble patience, for the help and encouragement she continues to give to all, we, the Class of I965, ded- icate our yearbook to Mrs. George S. Ferrell. 'T I 1: fc , 1 I , I' I 1 4 g :I fi 'fn 1 H f ,rv Ftx ii b A' My ,'gI 'i ! ,' r fs . x J 'I ' -'. ,L Miss Susan C. Albro, English 'nm 4' . Q.. i Mr. Robert A. Anderson, English, Dramatics, Driver Training 3'5- 4 X 3 y Miss Deborah E. Brooks, Physical Education , Hockey, Softball X., Q 469' sn-.43 . 1 'vi f...' ,R :S ff'.'r'3L , f 'mn A 'Ti ' '1'iL',1?Q'M Mr. Lawrence R. Dunn, Head of Mathematics Department, Dramatics 'Q ' I K rf' Fa ? my I ' Miss Nancy Jo Altpeter, English, Dramatics l, gh. Q 2, is . Mr. Robert H. Backus, Mathematics, Track -MF , -675 .Qgf i 1 x -J I 4J Mr. Charles L. Anderson, Physical Education, Football, Basketball .. , jx., CIA. rv, U, I 9,4 Mrs . Malcolm Brock, Mathematics Nw ' -Q.. T iN F? A, ,3 .I f K . 'R ' il r fl I . . MTS' LYle K- Bush, Miss Anna Bigelow Davis, Developmental Reading Art JI E l 4-8 75 A D X 1 It I 'fn' '1 Libr jar-ii ' , Y V . J I , Mr. Edwin T. Greene, Jr., Miss Audrey M. Hibbett, lndustrial Arts, Driver Training Physical Education, Te,-mis Basketball ,fe Lf, g . is if -f. V we . ltgr. John G. Hubbard, ln ustrial Arts, Assistant Football Coach o 3 S ef? ii F7 A ' 4'-s 1 ,V ,, l Miss Ann B. Kimpton, Social Studies -9- 'W' I, J 5' Mrs. Philip H. Lynch, Head of Language Department, French Honor Society A Sm V . p' JJ F I 1 ,,,, Mrs. G. Edwin Peters, French 'V ,A Mr. Roger E. Jarvis, Music, Band, Choir, Marching Band I A if 'lf- C 3 1X I 1-'FTM F! T ? 1 5, Mr. Charles D. Kraemer, Commercial Subiect, Club Finances, Track and Cross Country Q :X ya. ,....... 1 .f V 1 ,' . ll, -.' yt i, ' , , I Mr. David R. Murphy, General Science, Soccer, Baseball fic Miss Lucille B. Picco, Social Studies QQ? Mr. Walter T . Kennedy, Guidance Director, Director of Athletics 95:4 . IMT Mr. Gordon E. Leighton, Mathematics, Junior High Basketball 3 fin if t is Mr. Robert.J. Martin, Science ri , 0 Miss Marguerite C. Pinter, Social Studies 11-M L. Q. 1 ..,-I,. T. ,M -Ein--- . ,..--! W t N f 7 'i ,v I-1 K 'TZ-:' HL, b '1 ,..... E , 1-it iv' M... ' I iw F , .,,.,..C .p' S f-' - U. , - ' ' V. , 'W . , W .Lulu - Ni ,, .K - .rikyqmi 1 -M, X I -'F -M J. N y -'wmv . I Qwwwf. Q., , .,.,,, -'.. .k W. A ', wmnalf , . . y A Q i .V .5,.N?x2, ,M 6, .-1... A. 1 , .- . Q, .hiv 5, f wr ..ggz'Q'35v52+ ':g- ' fi f, uf ' Q my f . w 'iw' 'Jw 6 i S,w f, , i.9g.,,UT .x . . -,, -' 4 , w fff-W ' ' wef., ,Q Y ,-'rf .-f- -' , ' N G- ' K A ,N ff ,f 'I 1 x w' L , .. 44 , ,-, , A . , I ' ff : -1. ' I' , A' I A ,. A . - I P-.fftf-,.1: -f , ., xx 3: - N 'P' x' an '. ' 'rf 2 ' Y ' ' A, ,',,1'w, .A U ',,j-v . 4 s A x 3- 1 ,, H... ' A 1, ,,'+fq vf.'.',, . Q lx ..-' , ,. v '. ' ' 5 , , ,, . , , ' ' ' ' ' '. i I . . W P . - vb-A , P ,I , I J ,, 4 X .fl , 1 .- 1 ' - ' M, 4 ' 3 0 Q s 3'3- ,f f'-ff AFM! wifi- X Q fs, L'zs,I ' ' I ,I .,,,.,g,, , tx, , eiflw 3 ' 'Q , . . .. Ji' ,A A iw. 5 - , an , Z , i I fr V A... -sql . pi? U - Q C of LINDA HALL ADAMS I've taken my fun where I've found it. French Club I, Dramatics Club l,2, Yearbook 4,521 4. The haunted house. . . Oh, nol . . .J.D .... Hey, Laine, how are we getting to school ? . . .modeling. . .Ann's house. . .Corvettes. . .Boston. 4' RICHARD COLE ARROWSMITH CCOLEI G2 ,. Good things come in small packages. Joined our class in '64, Choir 4. Arrow.. .R.C.A .... short. . . '54 Ford. . . I finally got my license. . . .singing. . . apricots. . . I didn't do it. . . . Dinky-do. ANITA LEE BAILEY CNITAI jf? Life is a preparation for the future, and the best preparation forthe future is . . ,, 5' to Ilve as lf there were none. Basketball 4, A.F.S. 4, F.T.A. 4. 'af hair-do's. . . Oh, no! . . .shy. . .smile. . .JilI's paper route. . . Let's motivate! RICHARD HALL BALDWIN IDICKI We have ioy, we have fun, we have seasons in the sun, but the hills we can climb are just seasons out of time, and the stars we can reach are lust starfish on the beach. Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 2, Golf 4, Sportsmen's Club 4, Choir 4. Kingston Trio. . .guitars, bongos, and banios. . .quiet. . . The New Frontier. ROBERT CLAUDE BARNlcoM,lR. lsfllzlsllsvl In the time of your life, live! Football ll Soccer 2,3,4 lCapl.l, Basketball I,2,3,4, Golf 2, Baseball 4, spans- me-n'S Club 3,42 Choir l,2,3 CV.P.I,4, s.E.M.s.B.A. 1,25 s.E. District Chorus 2, Class Vice-president 2, Tournament of Plays 2, Dance Committee 25 Prom Com- mittee 3. HBOUIWGI to . . . That's close! . . .P. K .... Winston. . . Hey, Yo-Yo! Basketball l, in l,3,4,N.H.S. 3,4, Dramatics Club l, Science Club l, F.N.C. 3,4, Tournament of Plays 3, Honor Usher 3. Dick. . .Mrs. Sherwood. . .Powder Point parties. . .skating. . .red Corvette . .. He alone has lost the art to live who cannot make new friends. CHERYL ANN BAT SON records. . .good cook. . .Howard. . .21 workshops. HELEN MARIE BLANCHARD CHELJ Live each day as if it were thy last. Cheerleading 2,3,4, Basketball l, Key 3, Prom Committee 3, Tournqmenf of Plays 3, F.N.C. 3, Witerature 3. Q Rainbow... l'm hungry . .. Oh, really'? ... C'mom, team! ... Marine ... R..l.D .... Lowell Tech. i'i .' Y 3351. Choir 3,4, S.E.M.S.B.A. 3,4, Tournament of Plays 2,3. 20-ll Shelldrake. . .woodies. . . Good for a pair! . . . Boston. . . Osborn's Country Store. . . Finest kind! . . .Cape. Hazards in life are many, so beware even the benevolent. l HELENI DAPHNI BOTASSI All the world seems to smile upon me. Field Hockey 4, Tennis 4, A.F.S. 4, Choir 4, Student Council 4. Greece. . .T.V .... 'The Butlers'. . . lt's O.K. . . . laugh. . .twist. . . Don't speak so fast! . . .French. . .sense of humor.. . l'll miss you. . . . Hey7 . .. opera. . .smile. . . Oh, my America, my newfound land. CHARLES EDWARD BOURGETPJR. CCHIPJ - DONALD ANDREW BURGOYNE CDOND Seize the present day, trust the future as little as possible. Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,3,4, Golf 2, Sportsmen's Club 3,4, 1 ri Cl'1OlF l,2,3,4, S.E.M.S.B.A. l,2,3, S.E. District Choir l,2,3, Tournament of Pla 2,3, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 2, Class Vice-President 4. M.A.C. . . . '61 Buick. . . '47 Dodge. . . Busy boy . . . Hey, Jerry, what are those books for? . . . Gunda, got the iumper cables7 . . .Winter Wahoo. . .Football iam- borees. X .I ig- , .xr f' 5- 4 LESLIE BUTLER ILEZI I I I I To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming - that is the 1 way of life. 45. Student Council I,2,3, Science Club I, Dramatics Club I,-IS31I,I:.T.A. 3,4, f Softball l,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Field Hockey I,2,3,4, Sportsmen's Club If' 2,3,-4, A.F.S. I,2,3,4 CPres.I, Prom Committee 3. A X -' F. and M .... It's always us, Jawi. .. . If l'm not home l'm at .Ianet's. P-Town. . .squirt guns. . . Rital . . . wafers . . Bahamas. . . CoIIege Joe. CHRISTOPHER CANTY CCHRISI 5 . Perchance someday it will be a joy to recall even these things. ' ji A.F.S. I,2, Dramatics Club I, French Club I, Band 2,3,4, Choir I,2,3,4, . S.E.M.S.B.A. 3, Igy- I,2,3,4 IBus. Man.I, Yearbook 4, Witerature 3,4 IEdT, Tournament of Plays 2,3, Honor Usher 3. Boniour, MadameI . . . Pardon mel . . . Why do I do so well '?- i.e. . . le Francais. . . Ca va bien? PAuLA BETH CHANDLER 'ff' .' ' Quiet at first, but look again. ' 3 Field Hockey I,3, Basketball I,2, F.T.A. 3 lTreas.D,4 lPres.I, Band I,3, Dance Q- Committee 2, Library Service Club I, KE' 4, Prom Committee 3, Softball 2: A-F- S. 4 Q Sugar ... Do I feel Smqiw... aeUp1 ...s.w .... Russell Pond... c.T.o. 1 . . .Coffee Shop. . . Paula-Beth . . .College Pond. . . C-A-L. 3 ANN ELIZABETH CLARK IANNIEI Easy to know, easier to get along with. 47 Field Hockey I, Basketball I, French Club I, F.N.C. 3,4, Band I,2,3, Choir 2,3,4, , -Ig 3,4, Yearbook 4. I don't knowl . . .quiet. . . I'm hungry! . . .gym class. . .co-ordination plus. . funny. . Nwhai? ? ., I 'L G' Joins: ALFRED corrnsi Nothing succeeds like success. Soccer I . Sleepy. . . loud pipes. . .freckles. . .toII. . .sense of humor. . .sisters. . . quiet. PHYLLIS ELLEN COPE CPHILI For time will teach thee soon the truth. Basketball I5 Home Ec. Club 4. Kingston. . . Say, Peggyl . . . '59 Lark. . . l'm grounded again. . . . D.W. . . . cafeteria. . .the service. LYNN BETTY DAUB Joined our class in '62 6 A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Field Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Softball 25 Tennis 3,45 A.F.S. 3,45 F.T.A. 4 lTreasurerl5 E1 3,45 Tournament of Plays 35 Sportsmen's Club 4. How about thatl . . . How ya be? . . . Hey, Stoniel . . . Let's gal . . .sports. . Camp Interlaken. . .C. I .T .... laugh. . .tennis. . . Duxbury Beach. . . . Indiana. ' . JILL DIANE DeLEW friendship we've known, me and you? 4. Don't you think as years have flown that the best thing one c 1 5 i A Basketball l,25 Field Hockey I. P.W .... Gif-adda-hee-ahl . . . Con't - l'm grounded! . . . doubling. I'. . . P-A-P-E-R R-O-AU-T-E-Sl . . .spare ribs. PATRICIA ANN DeLOWERY CTIGERI Diamonds are a girl's best friend. Basketball l,2,3,45 Cheerleading 25 Home Ec. Club 45 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 2. Hee, Bicky ... Bee, JiIly ... Summor ...beach...Bill...Haunted House... Knick ...Mrs. Jones...'57 Chevy... Hey, Jonesey! ...U.S.A.F. SALLY ANNE DeWOLF FuIl of fun and friendship for all. Field Hockey l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Tennis 2,45 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 French Club I,25 Band I5 Prom Committee 35 F.T.A. 4. Heel . . . Rita . . . wafers . . .squirt guns. . . It's bIue . . .P-town. . . C-A-L. . .accident-prone ould own is the Sue and Eddie are 3 F GERALD ADAMS DEXTER KGARBOD The will to do, the soul to dare. Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Yearbook 45 Tournament of Plays 2,35 Prom Committee 3. Lambi . . . lawn -mowing. . . Saneboy . . . M.A.C. BARBARA deZEN GOT ITA CBARBIEJ 1 V This world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those who feel. Joined our class in '62. Tv' Library Service Club 2 lTreas.l5 F.T.A. 45 A.F.S.4. iw! Beach. . .bowling. . . Oh, nol . . ..lapan. . . l'll take a bash at it. . . . Seat's saved! . . .Pete's Fried Clams. MICHAEL DRUMMEY CMIKEJ I- Friendship is a two-way street. A 5 rg, ' Baseball 3,45 Soccer 4. Y T For the love of might! . . . You believe it! . . . Come on, now . . . l'll be t seeing you. . . .gIasses. 1.1.5. ff- ,Ng V iff- Ji 'ti .- . ' 1 HElDl EDWARDS II ll A Good sense and good nature are never parted. L A.F.S. 2,3,45 Basketball l,25 F.N.C. 35 Witerature 3,45 Latin Honor Society 3,4. You know ...Latin...laugh...clothes...decisions , I A FRANK MENDES FERNANDES lll CFRANKIEJ Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Student Council 4 fPres.J5 Sports- men's Club 3,4. Cushman's. . . '53 Ford. . . No kidding! . . .Winsor House. . .Anti-Vespa. . . Louisiana . . .Louis'. . .Esso Service. . .mutflers. . .red lights. QU' Wisdom and balance are not necessarily the result of education. Home Ec. Club 4. SYLVIA ANN FERNANDES Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. Basketball 3,45 Softball 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Honor Usher 35 Yearbook 4 fl-lead Typistl. Surel . . .Plattsburgh, New York. . . '63 Bonneville Convertible. . .nurses' aide. . . Elizabeth Fairfield Nursing Home. SUSAN ANN GALLERANI CSUED The way of wisdom leads directly to life. 7 Basketball l,25 Softball l,25 A.F.S. 2,45 French Club l,25 Band l,2,3,45 lg 2,3,45 Witerature 45 Tournament of Plays 2,35 Prom Committee 3. Easton. . .California. . .Mr. Martin .... Greetingsl . . .Pat Boone. . . Lollipops and Roses . . .basketball games. DIANE LOUISE GARNETT You're kidding! . . .Plymouth. . .H. L .... shy smile. Basketball l,25 Track l5 Sportmen's Club l,2,3,45 Student Council l,25 Class Pres- ident i5 Prom Committee 35 Football l,2,3,45 Tournament of Plays 3. The Beach. . . M.A.C. . . . Super Chevy . . .Vespa. . .football iamborees. . . Reet- Reet. .ff - 1 fi- dl W il G!!! K im 1 '- 'I take life as I find it but don't leave it so. KENNETH DUANE GIBBONS QDUANED EDWARD ISHOM GIBSON JR. CBlNGl We are no more justified in spending happiness without earning it than in spending money without earning it. Football l,2. Guitars. . . L'iI Louie and the Upsetters. . .A8.P. . . 'Gator Man. . .The Speak. . . '55 Olds ed' 3 ' ' GERALD ALFRED GOVONI QJERRYJ .ff Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Track l,2,4 -, Skin diving. . . Brant Rock. . . The Outlaw . . .black boots. . .handsome. Y Q' as 32, - -- I f ' 'ig M . 343 , 2 x t A 'Y i sa xx rgfi r Q Y. in-1 .- ...J FRANCES MAUREEN GUILDERSON QFRANJ Life is what you make it. Softball i5 Basketball i5 French Club I5 F.T.A. 3,45 Tournament of Plays 3. Oh, no! . . . l'm grounded . . .Tassy's. . .hot fudge sundaes. . . Barbra Streisand . . . redhead. ROBERT ALLEN GUNNARSON KGUNNYD A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Baseball i5 Golf 2,3,4 fCapt.l5 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3. '47 Dodge. . . M.A.C. . . . lt's boss . . .peanut shell. . . wafers . . Jerry, watch out for that wreck! . . . We're doomed . . . C25 . . . Get the iumper cables! . . . football iamborees. LOTTIE LEE HAINES CLEED Oh life! How pleasant is thy morning. Joined our class in '63. A.F.S. 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Choir 3,45 lSel3,45 Witerature3,4 fLit. Ed.l5 Tour- nament of Plays 3. B.P. B .... Carmella . . .Fabulous bowling scores. . .cane. . . lt's terrible! . . . Oh, -no lie. . . . . .red convertible. ANDREA BARBARA HOGAN CANDYH lf a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Dramatics Club 25 Library Service Club l fSec.l5 F.T.A. 35 Witerature 3,4. Skiing. . . Gershwin. . .motorcycles. . .hitchhiker. . .Cape Cod. . .pen pol, Down Under. FREDERICK CHARLES KEMBALL ll CFUN LOVERD Men's thoughts are much according to their inclination. Cross Country I,2,3,4 fMan.l, Track l,2, Sportsmen's Club 3,4, Student Cormcw 3, Tournament of Plays 3,4, F.T.A. 4. Pinky . . .V.W .... skiing. . . Bean Pole . . .Green Harbor. . .D.Y.C. . . .Dana Hall . . .Kent. . . Drew. . .nautical mile. . .Tutu. . .Shag. . .Paragon Park, , ,Drive-In, ,, Mimi. . .blondes. KATHY ANN KING For I am not ashamed ofthe Gospel of Christ. . . Field Hockey I,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, French Club I, F.T.1fx. 3,4, Key 2,3 4 CSec.l, Yearbook 4, Student Council 3,4 lV.P.ig A.F.S. 2,3,4, TourncRnt of Plays 3. Fabulous Prayer 8. Bible Reaclin curl hair Toll House cookies m rn- . . I g...i y O ing notices. . .gym and Miss Hibbett. JAMES HENRY HOWARD JR. IJIMJ Deeds are better than words, actions mightier than ooastings. 1' Soccer 3,4 lCo-Capt.i, Golf 2,4, Track i, French Club l,2, Sportsmen's Club 4 Cushman s.. . ieep. . .Curtis Farms. . . quiet. . .biology. THOMAS PICKERING JONES ITEEJAYD Work as if you were going to live forever, live as if you were going to die tomorrow. Dramatics Club I,2, French Club I lPres.l,2, Choir I,2,3,4, S.E.M.S.B.A. 3, 4, S.E. District Chorus 3,4, N.E. Chorus 4, IE I,2,3,4 lEd.l, Yearbook 4 IEd. Witerature l,2,3,4, Tournament of Plays 2,35 Prom Committee 3. Jolly Green Giant. . .D. G.Q .... 5-6 Fowd . . .barking. . . lt's beautiful . . . Dessinez-moi un mouton . . .Mrs. l.ynch's Walk. . . i .el CHRISTINE VIOLA JOKINEN 1, No one knows what he can do 'til he tries. 3 Library Service Club I, Tournament of Plays 2 GreetingsI . . .Rainbow. . .tall. . . bound to! . . .drive-in. . .Miss Duxbury Days Court. . .blue Ford. . . lollipops. I i r ELAINE Rum LOCKE ILAINIEJ p Independent now, independent forever. Dramatics Club I,2, French Club i, Basketball I,2, Tennis 4. AImostl . . . The Junk . . . H36 days! . . .Jay's. . . Brother Bob . . . '62 block Vet...Cecca...reflexes...Windsor Diner. -I I X I HARRY BROWN McCORMICK III My country is the world, my countrymen are mankind. .a Basketball 2,3,4 lCapt.I, Track I, Golf 2,3,4, Sportsmen's Club 2,3,4, French Club I,2 CV.P.I, Band I,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Student Council 3,45 Class President 2,3,4, Tournament of Plays 3, Prom Committee 3, Boys' State 3, Student Government Day 3, Football I,2,3,4 CCapt.I, Dance Committee 2. G.A.T .... Oh, yes . . . M.A.C. . .. M.H. L. . . .Winter Wohoo. . . Blue-bird. . I Q, LENORE ANNE McDEVITT f' I H' ' The soul selects her own society, then shuts the door. I Tennis I,4, A.F.S. 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,45 Choir I,2,3,4, S.E.M.S.B.A. 3, French it Club I, Tournament of Plays 2,3,4, Senior Ploy, District 4, Prom Committee 3. ' I . Don't worry about itl' '... waitress.. . I have to work this week-end. . . .redhead. I ,-2 MICHAEL McNEIL IMIKED l'II findaway or make it. It Soccer 2,3, Basketball 2, French Club I,2, Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3. 'I ciclent, so shut UPI . . ..I.E. POP'UPs. . . reet-reetl . . . '60 Plymouth. . . 3'i'Iii.i Loud pipes and two wheels . . .M.A.C .... beords. . . Jon, I've never had an oc- 1' . PATRICIA ANN MERLET CPATI But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep. it ff Field Hockey I,2,3,4, Softball I,2,3,4, A.F.S. 2,3,4, French Club I, F.N.C. ' 3,4 lSec.I, Band I,2,3,4, lQ3,4, Witerature 4, Tournament of Plays 2,35 Prom Committee 3. s natural blond. . .giggIe. . . Learner's Permit. . . Senior Science. . .gym class. pf i ,I 'H HELEN ELIZABETH MERRICK IHELI 'i A To make this world a better place, she has always shown it a smiling face. 'hh 4' P Field Hockey I,2,4 fMan.l5 Basketball I,25 Cheerleading 3,45 A.F,S. I,2,3,45 -Qi' Science Club I,25 F.N.C. 3 iV.P.l, 45 lgy I,2,3,4 ipvb- MOH-If DI'GmGfiCS ig' ,,. Club I5 French Club l,25 Yearbook 3 Icub5,4 QLit. Ed.l5 Witerature 3,45 Tourna- X ment of Plays 2,35 Dance Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Sr. Reception 3. -,X 5'2 5 eyes-blue . . .B.P.B .... Dairy Queen 'il . . .Hydras and Vinegar. . .always laughing. . .bouncy. . .M.S. L .... Where's Smitty'? . . .P-town. . .New York. . . HHH' ll ELEAN OR JEAN MERRY Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. R. - ' Basketball I5 A.F.S. 2,3,4 ISec.l5 Science Club 1,25 Dramatics Club I5 French Club I5 Band I5 Choir l,2,3,45 S.E.M.S.B.A. 2,3,45 S.E. District Chorus 3,45 Key 2,35 45 Yearbook 45 Witerature 2,3,4 lSec.l5 Tournament of Plays 2,35 Dance Comittee 25 Prom Committee 3. Q r 4,4 i , Babysitting. . .blue V.W. . .'. Best be. . . . ..T.G.I.F. ...Bach. DAVID WILLARD MILLS CDAVEJ A day for toil, an hour for sport5 but for a friend is life too short. Choir I,2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Basketball 3,4. Oh, nal . . .metrecal. . . What can I say? . . .Celtics. . . l can't think! . Forget itl . . .excellent ref. STEPHANIE LYNNE MORGAN QSTEFFII The truest friend is one who is always there to lend a helping hand. Field Hockey I,2,3,4 lCo-capt.l5 Basketball l,3,45 Softball l,35 Tennis 45 F.T.A. 3,4 lV.P.l5 French Club I5 Sportsmen's Club 4. One-eyed. . .foster children. . .short . . . Stumpy Organ Grinder. . .toasted marsh- mallows. jg THOMAS WILFRED MOSS CPEATJ H i G. C., Hitch your wagon to a star. Joined our class in '63. Football 4. That's sharp! . . .HalI's Corner. . .skiing. . .Jeep. . .station wagon. . . Blakeman's . . .Vermont . . .bombing around town. LINDA MARIE OLHSON fl.YNJ Still waters run deep. +1 Field Hockey lp Library Service Club l,2 fSecJ,3 fPres.J,4p Student Council 25 AY Witerature 45 Prom Committee 35 Choir 45 Tournament of Plays 3. What'? . . .Cindy's house. . .drawing. . .painting. . . '60 ieep. . .Cliffords. I JANICE GAIL OSTLUND QJAND Never wonder for whom the bell tollsp it tolls for thee. Yea! Loss For U. of N.H. l . . .curly hair.. . Seen Peg'? . . . laugh. . . You think so'? . . .short. . . Done your. . . '? . . .brown eyes. . .sense of humor. . . Who can type? . . .white Corvair. . .Summers. . . Bukes. ' Q X JOYCE JEAN PAULDING With affection beaming in one eye and mischief shining out the other. Basketball 2 Softball 2, 4 Really'? . . . Be serious! . . . Goin' to the Rex. . .roller skating teacher. . .new hoirdos. . .flirt. . .parties. . .clothes. .ll KATHLEEN MAE PETERSON CKATHYD All life is an experimentg the more experiments you make the better. Library Service Club lg Home Ec. Club 4. Steve. . .drive-in. . .convertibles. . .sweaters. . .giggle. . .pretty eyes. GREGORY FORD PLUMMER fGREGGl A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. gl Golf 3,4, soccer 3, choir 3,4, A.v. 1,2,3,4, sportsmen, Club 3,4. Wendy and Me . . .yellow bomb. . . '56 Caddy convertible. . . Hey, Pripl . . . i x Braintree. . .skiing. . . Hyannis. . .Scotty. . .Hoitts' house. . .Miss Albro and Joyce 'QQ 1 ff ' ' 'J'D J f 'O' N' ' . . .room 2. . . Questionnaire . . K, x is RICHARD WAYNE PROCTOR KRICHJ fi It's not the size of the man in the tight that counts5 it's the size ofthe fight Q, i:, in the man. l Basketball l,2,3,4. l O'Neils' Farm. . .skiing. . .swimming. . .green pick-up truck. . . Ice Cream Man . . .Eagle Scout. . .engineering. . . '57 Chev. J, ROMAYNE WENDY PROCTOR cRoMlEy o - ' F V A soft answer turneth away wrath, but grievous words stir up anger. C' l A , ' Prom Committee 35 Pep Squad 4. O T-C I Clear Pond. . .Poodles. . .petite. . .twin. . .smile. . .green eyes. . .quiet. . .long earrings. JAMES TAYLOR PYE CJAMIED l am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. T T T French Club l fPres.J5 French Honor Society 2,3,45 Latin Honor Society 35 N.H.S. A 3,45 Basketball 2,3 fCo-capt.D,45 Baseball 2,35 Football l,2,3,4 fCo-capt.J5 Sportsmen's Club 2,3,45 Band l,2,3 fV.P.J,45 Choir 2,3,45 S.E.M.S.B.A. 3,45 -.fr Boys' State 35 Tournament of Plays 2,35 Class Vice-President 35 Student Council l,2, 3 iTreas.J,4. May l ask you a question'? .. .Baby Doll.. . M.A.C. . .. H.H.L. . . .Winter Wahoo . JOHN JOSEPH REARDON Ill CJACKJ The harder you work, the farther you'll go. A Football l,2,3,4, Track 2,4. Let's go scoffing, Roger. . . .Brant Rock. . . Big Beach. LORRAINE ELIZABETH REED KLANEYJ T Five things constitute perfect virtue: gravity, magnamity, earnestness, sincerity, 'gg kindness. F ,f ,, , l F.T.A. 3,45 F.N.C. 35 Library Service Club l,2,35 Yearbook 45 Witerature 2,3,45 5 Student Council 35 Tournament of Plays 2,35 Prom Committee 3. ' Oh, really? . . .V.W. 's. . . Where are we going this weekend'? . . . Hey, Carol l . . .skating Sunday nights. . . How do you spell that? SUSAN RICH CSUSIEJ I I'd just be the catcher in the rye. . . ! F.N.C. 3,4, Basketball 2,-Q1 3,4, French Club I,2, Tournament of Plays 2,3, Q T. f y Science Club 2, Witerature 4, A.F.S. 4. 3 .li ' What? . . .CaIifornia. . .skiing. . .The Duxbury Library. . .guitar. . . Iast-minute 1 term papers. I is JANET BRETT SAWYER QJAND She packed all her troubles in her trunk, sat on it, and smiled. Field Hockey 2,3,4 fCapt.i, Basketball I,2,3,4, Softball I,2,3,4, Sportsmen's Club 2,3,4, A.F.S. I,2,3,4, F.N.C. 3,4, Key 4, Yearbook 4, Student Council 3, Prom Committee 3, Science Club I, Tournamznt of Plays 3. The island. . .Dairy Queen 42. . .Bahamas. . .blonde. . . I'II be at LesIie's P-town. . . laugh much? JONATHAN ARNOLD SCHERFF QJONI He profits most who serves best. Football I, Yearbook 4 fLay-out Ed.J, Prom Committee 3, Tournament of Plays 3 Li'I Louie and the UpSetters . . .Al't. . .A 8. P. . .Guitar. . . Got a dime? ANN LESLIE SEMPLE The only way to have a friend is to be one. , i v I Prom Committee 3. You're kiddingI ...W.K .... dimpIes... Oh, greatI ...convertibIe... I'Ii, sociable! I j f BEVERLY SHANE TBEVJ I I Field Hockey I, French Club I, F.N.C. 3, Band I,2,3,4, Key 3,4, Basketball I,2, ' A friend in need is a friend indeed. Q.. Dramatics Club I, F.T.A. 4, Witerature 4. - I'm on a diet . . .cIothes. . .poetry. . .Rainbow. . .black hair. . . BoopI I - X' MARILYN ANN SMITHSON CSMITTYJ , Touiours gai. Field Hockey l,2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Softball 35 Sportsmen's Club 2,3 fSec.J, 45 F.N.C. 3,4 fPres.J5 Key l,2,3 fBus. Man.i, 45 Yearbook 3 fCub5,4 fBus. Man 5 Science Club T5 A.F.S. W5 Tournament of Plays 35 Sr. Reception 3. 7 Emma. . .E.R.F .... fights. . .New York. . . Hel, let's go shoppingl . . . Charge itl 1 .. .colds.. . l don't believe itl ...B.P.B .... Coffee Shop.. .O.A.O. KARLA THOMPSON STONE CMIKIEJ Loyal of heart, high of purpose, and jolly of spirit. Field Hockey l,2,45 Basketball l,25 Softball l,25 E145 F.T.A. 4. 5 al Joey ...C.A. Alumni...Sheets' house...P.S.S .... Long lsland...Fox's xi ' house. GEORGIA ANNE TAFT CGEORGED Happiness seems made to be shared. Field Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball l,45 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 A.F.S. 2,3,4 CV.P.J5 Science Club l,2 fTreas.l5 French Club l5 Key 2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Student Council 2,35 Class Treasurer 2,3,45 Tournament QFP-lays 35 Dance Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Girls' State 3. H.B.Mc.C .... French accent... It's always us, Lez. ...B.P.B .... I'll be at Peg's . . .The Typewriter. . .co-ordination plus. . .Prom Queen. . .mathematician'? ALFRED MARTIN THOMAS CFREDJ Noise is not necessary for success. Q Baseball 3,4 fMan.J. Kingston... Apt to? ...McClosky's...vespa...girls...shy...lunch time... Bound iylin v to? . . .blond. . .Mr. Greene. 5 ,, . i U, X , . YY! 1- 5 ASI I DOREEN FRANCES THOMAS CDOREJ Paradise is to believe init. l've got to gal . ..4'll .. . Look outl . .. P.S. .. .short... Pull out of it now . . .Hall's Corner. . .New Jersey. . .Laughing. . . I won't stand for itl DONNA LYNN TROUT 1- 1 I Youth comes but once in a lifetime. aa. Basketball l,45 Science Club l5 Class Treasurer l5 Prom Committee 35 Cheerleading 5' , 25 Choir 3,45 E1 4. So, what's new'? . . .Deb. . .The Beachboys. . .New York. . .levis. . .accidents2?? f ...savage, there... K? ... Oh, well-ya! MARGARET TAYLOR VINAL CPEGGYD .f3 lf l lose my honour, l lose myself. Field HOCl49Y lf213,4i Softball 2,3,45 Cheerleading 2,3,4 iCo-capt.l5 A.F.S. 2 J 3 iSec.l 45 Science Club 2 CSec.l5 F.N.C. 3 iSec.l,45 Key 2 CSec.l, 3,45 Year- A book 45 N.H.S. 2,3,45 French Honor Society 2,3,45 LatTHonor Society 25 Stu- ' dent Council l,2,3,45 Class Secretary l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Tournament af Plays 35 Sportsmen's Club 3,4. ' Where's George'9 . . .chapstick. . .myopic. . . l can't find my glasses . . . lt's in my pocket . . .B.P.B. . . .U.S.A.F .... l like my hair! BETTY ANN WADSWORTH CBETD 'H i Always keep your sunny side up! :Q 2' f Basketball 2,45 Library Service Club l,25 F.T.A. 3,45 F.N-C- 32 Witefvture 3,41 Tournament of Plays 2,35 Prom Committee 3. P 'Here comes the busl ...penpals... Am l bound to! ...freckles... Oh, help! ix . . .Jamaica Plain. . . Meet me at the corner. . 5 ' PAUL WINTHROP WALES The times they are a' changin ' Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Golf l,2,45 Sportsmen's Club 45 Science Club ' 3 Z' l,25 A.V. 3,45 French Club l,25 Yearbook 4 CPhotography Ed.l5 N.H.S. 3,4 fPres.l5 I ' French Honor Society 2,3,45 Tournament of Plays 2,35 Dance Committee 25 Prom Chairman 35 Honor Marshal 3. Green Fords. . . Li'l Louie and The Upsetters . . .Workin' for Alvin. . .sarcasm. .. Bert 'n I imitations. . .temper. JANE FRANCES WILDES I We go through so many crises of affairs. 4 A.F.S. 45 French Club l5 F.N.C. 3,45 Band l,2,35 lg2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Witer- 6 f ature 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Science Club l. gg ? 'Gertie . . .French accent. . .straight hair? . . . B.P. B .... Brandy. . . Mme. Debutante . .backing up over curbs. . .sabotage. I ,LW O, SENIORS P t y ATX Q4.4-,,-.,-A--' fx R- Peggy Vinol Ccloss secreforyj, Georgia Tcff ffreosurerl, Donald Burgoyne Cvice-presidenflf HUFVY MCC0l'miCk fpfesidenf J ,. ,. cb., rf .- , 'i ' gen , -9:5 Y 1 Ii W2 -g' 1 .- w m 1 I . 2 P I 1 ug- .H 5' 5, ' ak, - . , F44 Q ' n f' Zigi' Mg!!! 1 2251? Y 0 3' 1 11 r -'Q R . SP INGTIHEIN PARS 0 mx The Class of 1965 ' 0' presents . Spalagilano in P014 l Duxbury High School Cv .Ll . Friday Evening, May 294 1964 X 8:00 to 12:00 P. M. Admission 33.00 Couple Prom Chairman Paul Wales Student Council President-elect Frank Fernandes receives congratulations from Mr. McCormick. Q5POnS0fed by Besse-Walk-Over Shoes, s exe-'yxan vLi P I I O V xzx ' 1 st if PROGRAM S Htl 'l'lll'fXlIf SUNG JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Inf .tim Cbllins 9:00 Harry McCormick pl'tS'ldl'I1f 'Q ' .' 7 N g f ff James Pye Vim' Pl't25izIr'11l L It XXI Alum H J JU Georgia Taff 7 '1f1S'f f ' LIROXYXIXC or Tnri orm-jx roam Margaret Vinal Sl'C!'Clf1l'lf XXXUl.XiFXIFXT OF pRQM Colxllb-IITTEES 5TL'DIfXT COUNCIL Chairman Paul XY.1lt's PRESIDENT 11:00 Decorations Georgia Taft Publicity Tllnlnas -lones - , - Art 61 Layout jon Sclwrtf Program Donald Bnrqnvnt' , . ' MUSIC BY BUF All LLIGXN Refreshments Sylvia Fernandes J Tickets V Robert Barnicoat Prom Queen Georgia Taft Attendants Janet Sawyer, Lindo Adams if..,l!- ff1'l S S ,C tif 'Q Y ' ' W7- fail' 51. ,s rot -' 4 V ef-J: - -- a 'V 3 , I - - T'F1f ee . 23 e g ,. :ii NF 4 lk :V 1 -LA . -V I Ly , f' 'tt , .5 ff 'Q' 1 Ml, - .1 J fl? 51. ,-r 5, P ., v ' , 3 K I ,Tu f . an X f:'f2,i,' - ' ,, in . til if ax., 4'f'+'e.-rg ' X , f' - R , I .pg A 1 X371 A '1 P 1' - gf f ef. e' -lb' , ' l .Q-f l R s, pl- H ' -- 1 'lr A ' ' ff QSponsored by Johnson's Flowers and Sue Butler J Q 1 -' The Line-up ,. 4 I was 0 bod boy. 30d BFGOHWQ Duxbury Locomotive .Q Let s drag. in I like Bread and Butter.' i' '. 4 ,A 'wg ' ?i '?1-4 Aw, cheeseburgers again? YO Wanna run gf? V15-'ML qty-J , -.. an Hit the rood, Jock .uauw 1 . 1 , Q U ' . I 'ff' xr gr ' I P 'ii' 'Pgiifffl . . ffx 4f.'s 'V V -, - ' Un' -' ' 4' vw ' - , r.,- 1, .IM wg V , ,f .TZ , 1 -- l ig.. . Sad 51 1 5 . U I f N 1. 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' S' 1926 VAMENT OF Rosalind tGanymedej GEORGIA TAFT P Orlando THOMAS JONES riff th LAYS Touchstone CHRISTOPHER CANTY Y' f :xg Jaques CHARLES EOURGET Oliver PAUL WALES Qt f .53 Celia tAlienaJ LEE HAINES S FJ Audrey KATHY KING for Phebe VICTORIA LAWSON DISTIN Siiyioo DONALD BURGOYNE D GUTSHED Duke JAMES PYE 341114 TIC wtuiem DeBois FREDERICK KEMEALL PERFOHM Lord Hymeo HARRY MCCORMICK 'UVCE Shepherdesses-Eleanor Merry, Helen Meri I Randi Stott, Diane LaFleur, Francis Guil Student Director - Margaret Costumes by Linda Ohlson, chairman: Ly Reed, Leslie Butler, Helen Merrick, Katl Wadsworth Stage Crew: Reuben Fife, Kenneth Properties by Janet Sawyer, Rar Prompters and Understudiesz Marilyn Smiths Directed by Mrs. Irene Sherxx QSponsored by Buttner's Cog lil ' ,, - , r . ' ' '- I -. -. ,,. .- Z- -- . s . , ,Q . , J '-Q '. ' N. N I -f - I 4 The pointed wit of Leonard Wibberly's brilliant comedy is unveiled in the unusual combination of hiiarity and logic of Take Me Ea Your President, the '65 senior class play. 1 , An ambitious young man residing in the tiny English village of Marsfield or Mars, as it is iknown locally, is convinced that he could bring lasting peace to the world if given the opportu- fnity to have one sensible discussion with world leaders. The uproarious chain of circumstances which leads to this nearly impossible event begins when the British secretly construct a space ship near the remote village of 'lMars. The hero, indignant that his girl friend has no interest in his plan to save the world, enters the rocket, which acciden- tally takes off. He lands on an indian reservation, ana, when asked where he came from, replies Mars. In the startled reaction of his inquisitors he sees his opportunity to fullfill his desire for world peace, and demands, Take me to your president. , ln the large cast of the play were seniors Christopher Canty, Frederick Kemball, Thomas i Jones, James Pye, Donald Burgoyne, Gerald Dexter, Charles Bourget, Harry McCormick, Paul iWales, Robert Barnicoat, Frank Fernandes, Kenneth Gibbons, Gregory Plummer, Gerald Govoni, .Robert Gunnarson, Edward Gibson, Ann Clark, Marilyn Smithson, Lee Haines, Victoria Lawson, Helen Merrick, Georgia Taft, Leslie Butler, Heleni Botassi, Donna Trout, Janet Sawyer, Francis Guilderson, Helen Blanchard, Cheryl Batson, Kathy King, Stephanie Morgan, Jane Wildes, Diane LaFleur, Betty Ann Wadsworth, Lynn Daub, and Lenore McDevitt. Margaret Vinal was 3 student director and Reuben Fife served as stage manager. Prfszkicwt 5 Fake ,1 lie' ta your w-3 i I S - - N..f i 'i' ' 40 . YA , , , S ' wq ,r r ' 'I ,lfil A I s 4 'Es G' 1 i ' K '. . W - t ll 5, . .511-E. -- ' Lindo Adams Jerry Dexter Q Helen Merrick Horry McCormick Q I f 2 2 QP? BEST ATHLETE Marilyn Smifhson Don Burgoyne x 'Wm mlm mimn ZX ,f X-9 - Q W 6-Wiz' X 4v3 K QI I I mess BEST ACTORXAC CONTRIBUTED Mosr TO cu-xss Vicki Lawson Chris Cunty Kathy King Tom Jones QSponsored by The Corner Coffee Shop SENIOR LIISS HISTORY June brings graduation, the final step in a progression of thirteen long years that began on a September day in T952 as many wide-eyed children entered the doors of Duxbury Elementary School to begin their ed- ucational careers. The opening of this door to education also provided scope for many other activities for this multi-talented class of l965. ln Kindergarten, along with finger painting and clay modeling, we were introduced to the learning proc- ess with reading readiness fundamentals. One not-so-eager student, James Pye, decided that there was no place like home, and tried to defect. Jamie was speedily apprehended, however, with no dire consequences . . . . The highlight of the year was a short skit depicting important holidays. For the Thanksgiving scenes, Susan Rich and James Howard dressed as Pilgrims, with Richard Proctor and Mike Drummey as Indians - com- plete with tom-toms. Other stars were Anthony LaGreca as Santa Claus, and teacher Marilyn Smithson. It was a long step up from the half-days of kindergarten to the full day routine of grade. Little Peggy Vinal decided that she didn't like the transition and headed for home, only to be intercepted half-way there by Principal Donald Delong. . . .Mastering the reading skills, we moved on. Second grade was a special year for us, as we moved to the new wing of the elementary school. The new facilities seemed to make learning easier, or at least more fun. ln third grade a rivalry between Mrs. Chase's class and Mrs. Loring's precipitated a hard-fought spelling bee .... Mrs. Loring's class presented a play entitled The Blue and the Gray with Eleanor Merry singing There's a Long, Long Trail A-Winding. Special memories of the fourth grade include a trip to the Pilgrim Museum in Plymouth, and Kool-aid parties in the girls' room. Musically-inclined students Jane Wildes, Ann Clark, Diane LaFleur and Donna Trout tackled such instruments as the flute, clarinet, and drums. Mr. Jarvis' musical prodigies joined the Elementary School band in fifth grade and performed in the an- nual P.T.A. band concert. Under the direction of Mrs. Jarvis an elememiry school chorus was also initiated and made its debut in a special Christmas concert .... A co-ed soccer contest held during recess throughout the year must also be recorded as one of our fond memories. A Junior Tournament of Plays was held in sixth grade, with three plays in competition. Mr. Queeny's room took top honors with its production of TEEN the Old Clock. The stars were Gail Cutler, Tom Jones, Marilyn Smithson, and Randi Stott .... Two field trips, both led by Mr. Queeny, were taken: the first to the Peabody Museum at Harvard, the second to Duxbury Beach for a combination picnic-research pro- ject. . .Members of the class again participated in a Christmas concert. Now with a solid elementary school background we took the big step to junior high. Seventh W brought many changes and new experiences. We began this year under a new principal, Mr Harry B. McCormick, who has become both friend and advisor within and beyond the doors of DHS. Fond mem ories of the seventh grade include the choir show fremember Donna Trout, Peggy Vinal, Leslie Butler, Bob Barnicoat, Don Burgoyne, Vicki Lawson, and Eleanor Merry singing Getting To Know You, and l Won't Grow Up ?i, junior band concerts, the junior cheerleaders, the field trip to Woods Hole with Mr. Reed Stewart, and the Science Fair with Pat Merlet taking top honors for her project on textiles. fSponsored by Louis' Barber Shop and Toabe Hardware Storesi Eighth W brought more acclaim for the Class of '65 as Paul Wales took first prize in the iunior speech contest with his dramatic monologue, and won the iunior spelling bee. Peggy Vinal received second prize. . . Eighth grade was highlighted by a field trip to the Ocean Spray Cranberry Company icomplete with free sam- plesi, the Science Fair, and finally Bermuda Day, with everyone busily carrying books to the new school. mtl-h we was a memorable year as we began our high school career in the well-equipped new building. Class officers were elected: Ken Gibbons, president, Brad Howard, vice president, Peggy Vinal, secretary, and Donna Trout, treasurer. . .Excitement was at a high point as Duxbury reached the finals in the Tech Tourney and the whole school went to Boston Garden to cheer the team on. . .Helen Merrick received first prize at the Sci- ence Fair that year with her photographs of hydras. .Another precedent was set as many ninth-grade boys began football under the direction of Coach James Kelley. The boys made a formidable record in their first season of interscholastic encounters on the iunior varsity level. Q . Y '. H . - I l ', f L 'J 1. . Nil' . I 1 - V A 1- 4 'il 2 'T 'i il it Tenth grade was a year that featured dramotics, with our entry in the Tournament of Plays, The Ghost Story, directed by Mr. Dunn, with Bob Barnicoat and Vicki Lawson in the lead roles. Also, Mr. Jenness' English class put on a one-act play, The Courting of Marie Jenvrin, in a book week assembly. Paul Wales, Vicki Lawson, Marilyn Smithson, and Jerry Dexter turned in stellar performances.. .Sophomore class officers were Harry McCormick, president, Bob Barnicoat, vice president, Peggy Vinal, secretary, and Georgia Taft, treasurer. Junior year brought the headaches of college boards and a hectic round of activities for everyone. . .Harry McComckEain headed the class, assisted by vice president Jim Pye. The class presented an excerpt from Shakespeare's As You Like It, directed by Mrs. Sherwood, forthe Tournament of Plays. Tom Jones, Georgia Taft, and Chris Canty were cast in leading roles, and Reuben Fife turned in a creditable performance as back- stage manager. Linda Olhson and her committee worked many long hours making the Elizabethan costumes for the production. . .Paul Wales received a letter of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Tests, and was chosen as honor marshal for graduation. Among honor ushers were Sylvia Fernandes, Cheryl Batson, and Lorraine Reed. . .Our iunior prom, with Paul Wales as chairman, featured Springtime in Paris as its theme, with the gym transformed into a Parisian street scene. Georgia Taft was prom queen with Janet Sawyer and Linda Adams as her attendants. Mr. McCormick announced that Frank Fernandes had been elected Student Council President, and Kathy King, vice president. . .Yearbook heads were chosen with Tom Jones as editor-in-chief. . . Harry McCormick and James Pye were selected as delegates to Boys' State, and Georgia Taft attended Girls' State. . .Peggy Vinal won the American Legion essay contest. . .The choir show that year, Music lO, was a review of the past ten shows. Eleanor Merry sang a solo, Summertime. . . .Georgia Taft was chosen to participate in the American Legion Pre-College Program in Paris that summer, T964. Our senior year began with all the drama and enthusiasm that a first year of varsity football should have. The team compiga proud record and boasted the upset of the season by downing Hanover 20 to I5. As a fit- ting finale to this first varsity season, the Student Council began the homecoming tradition with a bonfire, pa- rade, game, and reunion. The weekend was made a complete success by our defeat of West Bridgewater, 8 to O. Our star end Harry McCormick and aggressive fullback Brad Howard received All-Star Honors. Perhaps the most enthusiastic of all the spectators was our exchange student Heleni Daphne Botassi, from Athens, Greece. . . All were saddened at the Christmas assembly when it was announced that Mrs. Philip Lynch would not return after the vacation. Room fourteen will never be the same .... Participating in the District Chorus were Lenore McDevitt, Eleanor Merry, and Tom Jones, who also participated in the All-State Chorus. . .Mrs. Sherwood accompanied our English Honors Class to Stratford, Connecticut, for the production of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew. . . .With spring came the senior play production of the three-act comedy Take Me to Your Pres- ident, directed by Mr. Dunn .... This year's choir show, Get Up and Go, was a musical Zzafnedy it-firm:-cf SFaFing seniors were Tom Jones, Lenore McDevitt, ChaFlKB5rQEn Burgoyne, Vicki Lawson, and Chris Canty .... On June ll we finally realized our goal of thirteen years as we received our diplomas. Graduation closed the doors of one phase of education behind us, and opened the door to life. HELENI gf., ax E. EAAA2 The opening in the door to internation- al friendship and understanding has been considerably widened this year by our visi- tor from Greece, Heleni Daphni Botassi. Heleni,an A.F.S. student Athens, has brought with her all the of her mild climate. Her all-too-brief stay in Duxbury has left us with many pleasant memories. Her winning smile, laughing blue eyes, and cheerful nature have endeared her to all who know her. We will never forget: Heleni's giggle disrupting French class, her enthusiastic cheering for all our ath- letic teams, her skill in avoiding gym class, her inquiring What happens'? , or her de- votion to that all-American institution - television. These are but little recollec- tions, perhaps, but they add up to a long- lasting, happy memory of a girl named Heleni, a girl we will not soon forget. Heleni personifies the goals and ideals ofthe American Field Service, she has been a welcome asset to our community, our school, and our class. 7. . .--V1-:gi f. 1 .1 .fs 'F .1 i Y!!-r I H Row:B. Howard, A. Lemieux, D. Lillie, S. Sibilio, C. Vickers, G. Seaver, P. Prip, D. Williams, R. Packard. Qi-Bo-viz: L. Nudd, E. Hardy, K. Reid, J. Morgan, L. Power, N. Mosher, C. Sheets, R. Kropp N. Mayo, H. Pape. 3rd Row: E. McManus, L. Emerson, L. Walker, J. Morfon, J. Piper, P. L'Heureux, K. Whitley, C Wilken, B. Thomas. X -1 -I gxc- 4 Zag 5.36, CLASS 'VG f 1 C LASS OFFICERS Robert Bottenus fPresidentD, Peter Conathan CVice-PresidentD, Jennifer Morgan fSecre- taryl, Peter Fagley CTreasurerJ. - ,'-3 Ii E Rav: R. Bottenus, J. McGrath, R. Chandler, R. deAguiar, P. Crocker, P. Conathan, G Bernath, W. Burpee, T. Foote, P. Fagley. 51-dw: J. Goddard, S. Bennett, L. Fernandes, T. Fernandes, E. Garnett, D. Gowan, S. Briggs, P. Coffin, T. Colburn, C. Hoffman. 3rd Row: V. Dangora, A. Nickerson, J. Vickers, C. Brennan, L. Gorham, M. Boucher, G. mm Hilmer, K. Boyd. 'K C ASS Y u-1-aunt ,.. 4 6 .. lOfl'1 Grade lst Row: D. Allen, J. Chase, K. Cooper, J. Bradford, P. Connell, J. Chandler, A. Alander C. Butterworth, D. Baker, M. Barber, C. Cushing. 2nd Row: M. Garrity, W. King, W. Benson, G. MacDonald, S. Barbosa, J. Fallon, R. La- Greca, R. Barbosa, J. Howard, C. Luscombe, P. Moss, D. King. 3rd Row: L. Prince, T. Conaflwan, N. Brown, J. Berzins, F. Arrowsmifh, R. deAguiar, R. Macaulay, P. Drummey, J. Collins, G. Lovell, R. DeLorenzo. 4th Row: M. Caliri, M. Oliver, R. Gibbons, W. Anacone, J. Deacon, K. Alves, J. Jessop, J. Merrick, G. McDevitt. TEACHER DETENTION SLIP fStudent copyp dame-'w-m--- -m-----4uDate--m- Reason for detention DUXBURY HIGH SCHOOL Date to be detained Late Bus Ticket rv-1 ' , ilmo. From ' To T4 ch, '.7Q7 ' ra or Date JAM A CLASS OFFICERS John Collins lPresidentl, Michele Caliri lVice-Presidentl, Beth Haines lSecretaryl, . l- Jennifer Howard lTreasurerl. X s l VX lOth Grade lst Row: W. Ruprecht, J. McGrath, D. Whitney, J. DeLowen,f, J. Vic-Qers, E. Wickham, D. Sullivan, A. Peterson, T. Ostlund, S. Paton. 2nd Row: R. Savastano, R. Whitehouse, P. Swanson, J. Wildes, M. Williams, D. Witton, S. Wadsworth, R. Tuttle, V. Fernandes. 3rd Row: L. Hall, R. Vose, S. Willingham, D. Driver, A. Fernandes, N. Grenquist, S. Davis D. L'l'leureux, M. Diclcow, C. Smith. 4th Row: G. Randall, F. Paton, R. Kehoe, J. Wilbur, B. Jolcinen, B. Haines, A. Post, K. dezengotita, K. Thrasher, B. Delano. f Sponsored by Kingston Lumber Co. and Robert Barnicoat Monument Co.J 3.2 Q eg 'if3'iilf! ' v CLASS ' G8 A i .., ...cv .- I - x x as ..... J.. -M ,. . lsr Row: Queeny, 2nd Row: E. Arnold, M. Fallon, J. Butler, G. Paton, A. Garland, L. Rowley, R. Francis, C S. Pierce, H. Reid, H. Barker, N. Clark, M. Taft, J. Semple, B. Shirley. L. Chisholm, A. Barber, D. Fernandes, L. Plank, M. Delano, J. Sencabaugh, M. , J. Bumpus, S. Dawes, L. Dedekian, E. Boyd, S. Dangora, S. Forcier, D. Barry. 3rd Row: RHF. Bailey, R 4th Row: W. Soule Wakeman, S . Rohr, M. Bates, E. Devnew, D. DeLew, R. Fyre, C. Chefwynde, W. Bates, J. Riley, B Sheets, M. Phillips, W. Penfheny. R. Plummer, D. Torrey, A. Piper, W. Riley, E. Sampson, M. Coffin, J R. Sfancliff, S. Tarbell. lst Row: J. Turrell, H. Mosher, R. Gunnarson, E. King, R. Lillie, W. LaFleur, C. Lemieux, R. Jolcinen, W. Marshall, R. Loring, P. Morrison, H. Marshall, D. Jones, G. McEvoy. ?2cl'Row: R. Murphy, J. Chantre, B. Parkinson, B. Wirt, M. Walker, C. Chandler, L. Gorham, K. Whitley, L. Pape, E. Trezise, J. Prip, C. Bates, J. Page, R. Mayo, R. Garrity, M. Woodsum. id QI: R. Garnett, J. Hutchinson, V. Marshall, G. Lovell, B. Mathewson, L. Holloway, R. Lench, P. Kent, K. Keenan, M. Haywarcl, S. Monks, H. Morton, L. Lemieux, W. Marshall, R. McGann. i f iw. l 1 5 44,03 f' r NA i l CLASS OFFICERS Mark Putnam fPresidentl, Joyce Hall fSecretaryl. fMissing from picture: Robert Marshall, Treasurenl C ASS gi Q if 1 U J gf Eighth Grade lst Row: J. Vickers, R. McEvoy, G. Winnett, S. Tuck, D. Kelso, H. Peters, J. VanHaur, M. Thrasher, R. McGrath, J. Young, J. Willingham, J. Wilbur, P. Watt, J. Weld. 2nd Row: J. Oliver, S. MacNab, J. Walker, D. Merrick, M. McDevitt, M. Sibley, L. Shane, J. Reardon, C. Moss, M. Morgan, D. Ruprecht, P. Roberts. 3rd Row: A. Taft, V. Pyle, N. Spence, C. Peterson, S.. Rein, S. Power, G. Prince, M. Prince, J. Murcloch, P. Ness, S. Macaulay, D. Mills, L. Royal. 4th Row: D. Shea, J. Turner, W. Starkweather, S. Mann, J. McCaig, F. Luckey, R. Ross, S. Winnett, D. King, G. Morton, D. King, S. Reggio. , - s . . Asn C . J fa.-xi 'l i J bs ,na-11-'ns Q Sponsored by The Kiwanis Club --I 'Tx- 6 3- Eighth Grade lst Row: R. Anacone, A. Broberg, J. Drollet, L. Bourget, D. Dickow, D. Chandler, K. Dunmore, A. Amado, L. Ariango, M. Daily, S. Caliri, C. Clark, N. Gilbert. 2nd Row: R, Holmes, A. Fernandes, P. Fagley, J. Blanchard, R. Bennett, D. Bradford, W. Davis, ist, A. Fowler, S. Bailey, N. Colburn, S. Aigler, S. Cutler, R. Begin, 3rd Row: K. Boynton, J. Case, J. Walker, C. Armey, N. Fitzpatrick, J. Jessop, D. Hall, J. Drummy S. Holloway, L. Brackett, P. Gilman, L. Doran, E. Conathan. 4th Row: S. Allen, D. Barber, J. Foster, K. Foote, S. Johnston, C. Jenkins, P. Howland, C. delengotita, J. Deacon, S. Hallowell, D. Govoni, C. Johnson, C. Clark, R. Eaton. cSponsored by Duxbury Fix-It Shop, f li 9 , X , . s . K 1 t- ,I Y . A' I ' i A .., if - J Y ht ky: F. Shea, J. Kopke, S. Smith, C. Youse, D. Kidder, A. Kusins, T. Parkman, D. Marshall, W. Marshall, M. Larner, S. Young, F. Stone, D. Pickles, M. Johnstone, J. McGrath Qi QV: E. Osborn, R. Phillips, B. Plummer, R. Lima, S. Jokinen, B. Penn, M. Pape, D. McMurray, S. Livermore, D. Lemieux, L. Putnam, L. Kent, B. Nickerson. iii Rgyy: C. Ladd, B. Parker, S. LaGreca, B. Lench, F. Tonrey, J. Pye, W. Trezise, J. Queeny, S. Wickham, J. Rohr, R. Randall, T. LeGore, S. Reid, J. Randall, J. Wilder. Ajghgglvz A. Nelson, A. Montei- ro, G. Sears, N. Schaffer, G. Starr, C. Rubins, J. Stevens, D. Washburn, S. Southard, P. Suk, P. Whitehouse, M. Mori, P. Vose. , L -4. X 4 I-+ A'-'-H . . V g'-- 1',1 0 H , i xi. x. 'lv i X 1-4 3- Z .iw , V ff? AA - , . . . . rf -. V 1 1-Z., MAG' . . . f , 'Pm KN R ' if llll '? Ii llfllt A will ill F - i F' is W 'L-F-'P 4 -. ' f'j'll L SS 7th Grade lst Row: J. Bates, R. Aigler, S. Brown, D. Chambers, J. Devnew, C. Davidson, P. Brown, P. Crocker, H. Bennett, L. Chetwynde, K. Boivin, G. Coffin, C. Chase, M. Boynton, E. Boyle. 2nd Row: C. Argento, G. Argento, T. Bailey, T. Blanchard, L. Beane, H. Alves, W. Barker, M. Caramello, D. Collins, G. Clark, R. Briggs, M. Collins, D. Cope, T. Garrity. 3rd Row: F. Johnson, S. Doran, J. Dexter, M. Eddy, W. Driver, M. Fogarty, P. Grealy, S. James, K. Fernandes, D. Foisy, A. Fernandes, W. Fallon, L. Hallowell, D. Harvey. 4th Row: E. Johnson, G. Forcier, N. Dunmore, L. Gorham, D. Johnson, S. Friend, E. Grady B. Penn, D. Hutchinson, B. Hogan, C. Foote, N. Hill, A. Gilbert, A. Gazin. C Sponsored by Ceccarelli Cleanersj I I 4 1 I . 5 53 Y' Hr I 'I TIVITIES 'wtf' , l Seated, L. to R.: Laura Emerson CRecording Secretaryl, Peter Conathan iCorresponding Secretaryl Heidi Pape iTreasurerl, Kathy King CVice-Presidentl. Standing: Louise Pape, Margaret Vinal, Robert Bottenus, Deborah Jones, James Pye, Harry Mc- Cormick, Joan Butler, Glenda Lovell, Joyce Blakeman, Elizabeth McManus, Frank Fernandes iPresidentl . STUDENT COUNCIL l ,Nt This year's Senior Student Council has chosen as its two main objectives the pro- motion of school spirit and the inaugura- tion of school traditions. Toward these -f goals and as a fitting finale to Duxbury's First varsity football season, the Student Council sponsored a successful Home- coming Weekend, consisting of a reunion, Mr, Ralph Blgkemgnl Advisor parade, football game, victory dance, and the election ofa Homecoming Queen. The Council has also continued a ma- ior proiect initiated last year, the oper- ation ofthe Coke Machine, to raise funds for scholarship awards based on citizenship. L Sponsored by The Student Council of Duxbury High School 7 -NATIONAL HONOR socisw PG'-ll Wales lPresidentl, Ralph Fellows fVice-Presidentl, Kathleen Foisy lSec retaryl, Heidi Pape flreasurerl, .James Pye, Linda Walker, Cheryl Batson, Margaret Vinal. Latin Honor Society Margaret Vinal, Peter Conathan, Linda Walker, Heidi Edwards. Missing from picture: James Pye.l French Honor Society Kathleen Foisy, Linda Walker, Margaret Vinal, Paul Wales, Laura Emerson, Phil- lips Crocker. CSponsored by W.P. L.M. Radio Station? Wg: -: ' X -E ' X Xkpg X X ITERATURE X. 4 E it , ., til , .. .Y -P - W 1:1 X E L .. ' X. ': l .-Tr -J y A 7 ' E ... -1.-x K . - , X -1- ' 'RTC -, Seated: Heidi Pape, Art Editor, Christopher Canty, Editor-in-Chief, Lee Haines, Literary Editor Standing: Betty Ann Wadsworth, Lorraine Reed, Heidi Edwards, Linda Walker, Thomas Jones, Secretary Eleanor Merry, Jane Wildes, Publicity Manager Andrea Hogan, Helen Merrick, Beth Haines, Michele Caliri. lSponsored by Herrick Auto Salesi KEY N A ...A THE KEY Editor-in-chief - Thomas Jones Business Manager - Christopher Canty Assistant - .lane Wildes Secretary - Kathy King Publicity Manager - Helen Merrick Head Typist - Victoria Lawson Assistants - Susan Gallerani, Beverly Thomas, Paula Chandler, Donna Trout, Richard Packard. Artists - Carol Vickers, Heidi Pape. Reporters - Marilyn Smithson, Margaret Vinal, Georgia Taft, Cheryl Batson, Eleanor Merry, Lynn Daub, Janet Sawyer, Ann Clark, Patricia Merlet, Lee Haines, Beverly Shane, Karla Stone, Linda Walker, Kathleen Foisy, Laurie Power, Carol Sheets, Diane King, David Collins, Mark Lanyon. Advisor - Mrs. M. E. Sherwood. lSponsorecl by the Arrowsmiths and the Duxbury. Clipperb CHDIR lst Row: S. Pierce, E. Merry, C. Wilken, R. Arrowsmith, D. Burgoyne, R. Barnicoat, C. Canty D. Jones, M. Turner, L. McDevitt, J. Blakeman. 2nd Row: L. Plank, J. Reardon, C. Alves, H. Botassi, C. Bourget, D. Gilman, T. Jones, B. Jokinen, D. Trout, J, Fellows. H, Pape, 3rd Row: E. Hardy, N. Mayo, A. Clark, C. Sheets, R. Fellows, H. McCormick, G. McDevitt, D. LaFleur, V. Lawson, K. Foisy. 4th Row: R. Kropp, B. Haines, C. Luscombe, J. Riley, R. Baldwin D. Mills, G. Plummer, N. Clark, K. Cooper, M. Dickow, J. Hall. l Sponsored by The Talbots, lnc.,and Chez Lucien 3 v9 mn BAND MEMBERS C. Cgnfyl A. Clark, S. Gallerani, D. LaFleur, H. McCormick, P. Merlef, J. Pye, B. Shane, R. Fellows, K. Foisy, D. Gilman, R. Goin, S. Marshall, N. Rodham, L. Walker, W. Benson, W. Daub, C. Doyle, A. Eaton, B. Frazer, P. Macaulay, L. SaIf,M. Turrell, J. Vickers, J. Blalceman, J. Butler, D. Collins, J. Fellows S. Gilman, D. Govoni, J. Hall, M. Lanyon, L. Morrison, J. Olhson, J. Prip, J. Riley, B. Rohr, B. Shirley, D. Torrey, D. I Travers, R. Williams, S. Macaulay. C Sponsored by Alden Shoe and Smifh's, Inc. 7 FUTURE TE Cl-IER The Future Teachers' Club was formulated in the hope of acquainting aspiring teachers with the prob- lems and rewards of the teaching profession. The members strive toward the fulfillment of this goal as they sacrifice their study halls to gain valuable ex- I: V perience through student teaching in the elementary schools. I In keeping with the image of the teacher active 3 T in community service, the club also organizes an fun, sl ' W annual clothing drive for needy children in Appalachia. Q f .sm W' 'Tllll I Hu'-2-'i.f?a U s .Q ' , fu? , .X , , , , 4 . l - X x K. '- 4...' .. V xx., ,, fl.-. .- wg -Q--:lr 0 EH--K, 53 fi 1 4 1 I l S , Seated: President Paula Chandler. Standing: Beverly Shane, Barbara deZengotita, Lenore McDevitt, Kathy Reid, Frances Guilderson, Lee Haines, Vice-President Stephanie Morgan, Kathleen Foisy, Diane LaFleur, Lorraine Reed, Secretary Tracy Colburn, Cynthia Hoffman, Jennifer Morgan, Treasurer Lynn Daub, Karla Stone, Sally DeWolf, Leslie Butler, Kathy King Betty Ann Wadsworth. lMissing from picture: Mrs. James Pye, advisor.D fSponsored by Puritan Clothing Company, FU URE URSES Mrs. Anne P. Welcker, R,N, School Nurse Advisor, Future Nurses f, !'lN ,fs J. 1 Six Ad Seated, lst Row: Helen Merrick, Robin Lench, Jane Wildes. Seated, 2nd Row: Janet Sawyer, President Marilyn Smithson, Secretary Patricia Merlet. Standing: Laurie Chisholm, Judith Bradford, Susan Rich, Nancy Bourget, Sally Forcier, Sandro Davis, Gael McDevitt, Kathleen Whitley, Laurie Gorham, Susan Bradford, Laura Fernandes, .lane Merrick, Susan Dangora, Ann Clark, Caroline Doyle, Margaret Vinal, Cheryl Batson. CMissing from picture: Vice-President Elizabeth McManus l lSponsored by Eag letreel B zlv.1l,,,.r 61.3 - -Ef . ' 4.-'15, Seated L. to R.: Kathleen Whitley fSecretaryD, Clyde Chetwynde lPresidentl, Kathleen Boyd fVice-Presidentl, Maureen Boucher Ureasurerl. Standing: Marcia Walker, Brenda Frazer, Linda Olhson, Winthrop Bates, Edwin Sampson, Susan Rohr, Elizabeth Boyd, Cynthia Wilken, Margaret Bates. fMissing from picture: Mrs. Elesebeth Bencorda, advisor.l Mrs. Elesebeth B. Bencorda, Librarian LIBRARY PERMIT Date yjjddlgsf f7 Pupil'S Name-Mg-Ii y Study Room-1162?-3 3-lv ' 'iodlu og j ct to t Fil. Ti W ,,, .7 -WM W1 Tm Left llbrdr tufly I Swnatur f stuiy teach Wit Illlll alpnatur of llbr Plan I Sponsored by Westwinds Bookshop Vg? ,J V! J N., . 4. Nfwvt XMAKIR gp , , y , sq, 44, V V V 'Y 5 'L : U U U its Ft . Q: ' '31 X A 1 D x HOME MAKING CLUB MEMBERS A. Alander, C. Argento, M. Barber, J. Bates, L. Bourget, E. Boyle, M. Boynton, J. Chandler, L. Chetwynde, D. Cope, P. Cope, P. Crocker, V. Dangora, C. Egan, L. Fernandes, T. Fernan- des, V. Fernandes, C. Foote, S. Forcier, D. Garnett, E. Garnett, A. Gilbert, L. Gorham, L. Gowen, E. Grady, L. Hallowell, E. Hardy, N. Hill, D. Hutchinson, D. Johnson, L. Kent, A. Kusins, C. LaGreca, D. Lemieux, L. Mancinelli, A. Monteiro, B. Nickerson, M. Nickerson, L, Nudd, S. Packard, S. Paton, K. Peterson, R. Phillips, S. Pierce, L. Putnam, J. Reardon, G. Sears, A. Semple, S. Southard, F. Stone, P. Suk, P. Watt, P. Whitehouse, J. Wilbur. ONE ECONOMICS The Home Making Club, under the direction of Miss Joan Rotchtord, was organized this year with the hope of creating a better understanding of home and community living. Although the members work individually and in groups learning specific skills and concepts ac- k cording to their interest, the club is u- nited in the task of earning money to support a foster child. x fSponsored by The Milepost Restaurant, lnc. 7 I I I I I I I I I I I I f W .p-- 9 Q F 'f o 1 a 1 f 1 I I Helen Merrick I I i '29 1, 3.4 Q Elizabeth McManus 35 D'e 94, OCCER 4.5.1 lst Row: R. l.oGreca, R. deAguiar, R. Chandler, J. Howard fCo-Caphl, B. Rohr, R. Tuttle, M. Williams, M. Garrify, W. King. 2nd Row: J. Berzins, E. Conafhan, E. King, R. Garrity, W. Daub, N. Rodham, R. Marshall G. Hall, H. Mosher, P. Brown, R. deAguiar, M. Lanyon. 3rd Row: C. Canly fMngr.l, A. LaGreca, J. Wildes, Coach David Murphy, G. MacDonald, M. Drummey, R. Sheefs. W! 5' W WIP l Sponsored by Wirf Brothers Co. and Snug Harbor Fish Market, I ,, J ,. Q Ac, l 1 3 79 L-'?l-5 ' 9' Wasil 45- flu A5 l1jy,l4, IU 31 E Row: R. Lillie, M. Fallon, W. Marshall, J. Readon, T. Foote, J. Pye lco-capt.J, H. Mc- Cormick fco-capt.l, D. Burgoyne, R. Gunnarson, R. Bottenus, K. Gibbons, P. Crocker. : Coach Charles Anderson, R. Fife lmanagerj, R. Plummer, W. LaFleur, R. McGann, J. Vickers, P. Macaulay, F. Fernandes, R. Frye, J. Hilmer, C. Brennan, G. Seaver, P. Wales, Coach James Truden, Coach John Hubbard. www R. Fellows imanagerl, R. Williams, D. Delew, G. McEvoy, D. Whitney, J. Collins, W. Benson, S. Wadsworth, G. Dexter, J. Fallon, P. L'Heureux, P. Prip, P. Fagley, B. Howard. Mill s Holbrook Marshfield lo Hanover l5 East Bridgewater 8 Hull Cohasset Wes Scoring for Duxbury: Jerry Dexter, 28, Harry McCormick, lo Donny Burgoyne, l2, Robert Bottenus, B. l CSponsored by B. F. Goodrichl R Ac Kmi',,,,.5f....'a -istff 1 1? K :un P4 -I Lf. . J ' H vt. 9 - sion? - - . -.' . A , 'X l 'zggfi C5 NMSUQY ,I . xr. . fy. - . , s' - tg. A. Q .,.A,,l. r wt lsr Row: W. Doub, J. Berzins, M. Williams, D. Collins, S. Hallowell, J. VcnHcur, D. King. 2nd Row: B. Rohr, R. DeLorenzo, J. Collins, J. Deacon, P. Fagley, P. Prip, J. Coffin, J. Riley. fMissing from picture: Cooch Roberf Boclcus.l cnossncoumy K C ar B... U . I K V, h. 1. if . X' 1 N 1 1 ' ' ' ll x, l'lQll ll lst Row: J. Koplce, W. Trezise, T. Gcrrily, W. Driver, J. Small, M. Phillips. 2nd Row: G. Sforr, D. King, J. Vickers, C. Reubens, S. Hollowell, D. King, D. Collins. 3rcl Row: F. Kemball, W. Penfhony, J. Vickers, A. Piper, D. mi D. Mall., R. Baldwin. fMissing from picture: Coach C. Donold Kroemer.l fSponsorecl by Plymouth Men's Shop and Olive Tinder, lnc.J HOCKEY fvq. it ss- Clrf '! tv ' ' ti Q E1 1 lst Row: J. Sawyer and S. Morgan fCo-Captainsl. 2nd Row: G. Taft, P. Merlet, L. Butler, S. DeWolf, L. Daub, K. Stone, K. King. 3rd Row: J. Butler, J. Morgan, C. Hoffman, L. Emerson, E. McManus, Coach Deborah Brooks, H. Pape, L. Pape, V. Marshall, D. King, J. Merrick, J. Wilbur. 4th Row: S. Willinghom,M. Delano, G. Lovell, P. Kent, L. Plank, R. Lench, H. Barker, L. Chisholm, J. Hutchinson, J. Bradford, J. Blakeman, L. Power, H. Reid J. Fellows, N. Clark, R. Kehoe, M. Taft, D. Jones. xif nf 0 NX-N M, N ' sGQffDf NN tw if Q K Sponsored by The Boosters' Club J IA KETBA L - I , X-Z , :pn-xx . '7- t - , l . , Y- , 'JE 2 l'Uf511J,-: lst Row: Richard Proctor, Michael Gorrity, Donald Burgoyne, Robert Barbosa, Robert Gunnorson George Davis. 2nd Row: Raymond Chandler, Paul L'Heureux, Co-Captain James Pye, Robert Bottenus, Paul Wales, Gary Bernath, Manager David Mills. lMissing from picture: Co-Captain Harry McCormick.l lst Row: Leslie Butler, Co-Captain Georgia Taft, Co-Captain Marilyn Smithson, Victoria Lawson. 2nd Row: Susan Briggs, Deborah Driver, Kathy King, Sylvia Fernancles, Laura Emerson, Diane Lillie, Janet Sawyer, Donna Trout, Stephanie Morgan, Claire Smith, Sally DeWolf SKET ALL With With With With Fight Fight Fight Beat Beat 1 11 C DRAGONS D With a D G HD-R-AH n O u a 'em 'em 'em em, D-R-A-G-o-N-s D-R-A-G-O-N-S Dragons tight 'em , fight 'em, fight 'em, fight 'em, Dragons fight 'em beat 'em, beat 'em, beat 'em, Dragons beat 'em Hey em On and on and on to Victory! I VICTORY With G V With 0 V With a V-l-C With a V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Rah rah - rah rah rah! Victory for Duxbury. Duxbury will win it. Fight to the finish, Never given in. Rah rah rah, You do your best, boys, We'Ii do the rest, boys. Fight on to Victory! FIGHT! Rah - rah - rah Victory for Duxbury Duxbury will win it. Fight to the finish, Never give in. Rah rah rah, You do your best, boys We'II do the rest, bays Fight on to Victory! 1 SOFTBALL lst Row: C. Hoffman, M. Vinal, Coach Deborah Brooks, K. Boyd, J. Sawyer 2nd Row: M. Smifhson, C. Smith, B. Jokinen, K. 'Barbosa, S. Morgan. 3rd Row: D. L'Heureux, L. Butler, J. Merrick. - , 4 . 1 jij ' -Q, gcc x A 'J mr Ke W S .- -. Eve- ,egg-..,4.a5:, - 'J B . , Sui!-fwkfm in il Q -' 'MQQLSQ 4, 'Q W S' .8 - yr. 3- - -B ,,-, Pt Y '. ,Q T . fSponsored by Schaffer's, Duxbury Gas Service, BASE ALL ls? Row: J. Pye, P. Swanson, C. Brennan, J. Hilmer, R. LaGreca, D. Burgoyne. 2nd Row: R. Barbosa, W. Benson, A. LaGreca, Coach David Murphy, F. Fernandes, G. Bernafh A. Thomas. 3rd Row: M. Drummey, R. deflguiar, M. Garrify, R. Turtle, G. Dexter. NW cSponsored by Cushmg Bros. and Bay Mofor Co TENNIS V X i Q ,. , . A X x N a 5 . 4 g X r, .. -, 6. N fi ,A tl: 3 , - , Q 1 ,K f l -' J Q r 5.3 f K : 'l -. l X xi - 1 . Qsia ,L i .of y s . 1. x- O W 'ix Q V Q Coach Audrey Hibbett ist Row: Susan Briggs, Karen Thrasher, Susan Willingham. 2nd Row: Jennifer Howard, Lynn Daub, Linda Walker, Carol Butterworth, Margaret Dickow. GOLF S L 1 ' B , -I ., Q M 'yy , .fe-.zz 1 .. x 4 . ' Q lit M Sn N 1 , 'F ' .x . ,-si . ..L, Captain Robert Gunnarson, Harold Mosher, Gregory Plummer Coach Fuller Marshall, Harry McCormick, Donald Sullivan, Robert Hill. fSponsored by Bayside Marine Corp.D f-K - Qf PORT MEN ' CLUB lst Row: J. Sawyer, S. DeWolf, L. Butler, V. Lawson, G. Taft, M. Smirhson, H. Merrick, S. Morgan, K. King, H. Pape, L. Dcub, J. Morgan, E. McManus, H. Blanchard. mm: P. Wales, J. Fallon, J. Berzins, D. Gilman, C. Brennan, C. Canfy, R. Chandler, D. LaFleur, J. Butler, V. Marshall, L. Emerson, K. Sfone. Q R. Gunnarson, N. Rodham, W. Doub, E. Conarhan, W. Benson, D. Collins,J. Hilmer, P. Prip, J. Pye, D. Bargoyne, G. Dexter, R. Boffenas, K. Gibbons. ffm Ml: B. Howard, M. Williams, R. Proctor, R. Turtle, M. Garrify, J. Vickers, G. Davis, W Anacone, W. King, G. Seaver, R. Barnicoat, R. Gunnarson, J. Reardon. yi Ml: P. L'Heareux, R. Baldwin, R. LaGreca, J. Howard, A. LaGreca, G. Bernafh, P. C 0Cl4ef, R- deAQUlOf, R. de AQLNOV, F. Kemball, R. Barboza, F. Fernandes, J. Riley. 1 . I i I A L on of life, I to our eyes the , hate, hope, despair, sickness, I having been and to be diffused now and I the world into one enormous paradox: enormity world with which we ourselves must grappl to contribute something, in some , to this inconsistent , and all I this F H i Christoph Canty PA RTRIIIGE STAFF S.. 'T Seated: Sylvia Fernandes, Margaret Vinal, Georgia Taft, Harry McCormick, Christopher Canty Jane Wildes, Kathy King, Gerald Dexter. Standing: Helen Merrick, Linda Adams, Jonathan Scherff, Thomas Jones, Paul Wales, Marilyn Smithson, Eleanor Merry. fMissing from picture: Ann Clark, Lorraine Reed.l P Ilwhbhiwwbami-owl f hit f Thomas Jones, Editor-in Chief, Paul Wales, Photography Editor, Jonathan Scherff, Art and Lay-Cut Editor, Marilyn Smithson, Business Manager, Helen Merrick, Literary Editor. Q 9 i ,f , Q J fSponsored by Eben N. Briggsl OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Class of 1965 THE DICKSONS 94 Court Street Plymouth, Massachusetts V I V r P 1 n r w N L 3 9 I i '5 i D K L if gang 10 xr 5' .glpffm 42--'L ' A 4 n,V JW WV? will. la? ! ! H 'es' if 1.2354 iii f l . N 'lg ' Ji J x ,f 95 . I ,Q 1 'Qi 1 db Y' A3-,k ,,, P., It' ' 5-V I ' 0 I s - ' 'Q 1 'X , - '. 'J .. 'T 0 A .4 , ,ag -Q. , . CQ. S ' .f -v .- 54 f 4 Q - -. - . mm., -1 -v 5 fn 'EC' 1-.li 'f:.1. .3 ' 'f 'su' 3... .- 5 ' -Q ' AIYQ - 45 , if .' P' 5 -- -. 5- ' , . 41 if rf! ' f M R xl? ' 'A . ,is -- -'I' ' 1 - ,,,. g 'av'-. 1 Y ,4-'...a H li . in-o- ' ,..-.vo ,.-nv . 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