Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1966 volume:

f Q c 'i I .jfvp IVY 3 ng -ann QI, National News-1965 I .-l Wuxi' fm Frzrmli-Cuban refugees waved to Cuban exiles on shore as their coast guard cutter approached Kev W'est last fall. Such emotional scenes occurred frequently after Castro announced his open dooru policy, allowing certain groups of Cubans to leave his dictatorship. 2 l'1fi11i'f1 in Sltwtf'--.eXstronaut Edward W'hite stepped from his Gemini IX' space capsule and into the void ofspace last June. Majxjarnes McDivitt, his companion on a QSM-day orbital flight,had to coax White back into the capsule after he had traveled QU minutes sus- pended from Gemini IY. Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad were the next space twins to orbit the earth, Thev completed their 8-clay flight in Gemini X' during .-Xugust. 3 ilfrlflttllz' Bill Szxgmfi -President Johnson signed the Medicare Bill into law July .ill with former President Truman at his side. Witness- ing the event that had far-reaching effects on Social Security benefits for the elderlv were tleft to rightt Ladv Bird Johnson, Vice President Humphrey' and Bess Truman. The ceremony was held in Truman Librarv in Independence, Mo, 4 liimjwfzfii illiwfi- Dodgers Manager W'alter .-Xlstonis mood of de- Vlection after the Minnesota Twins won the sixth W'orId Series game did not last long. The Dodgers emerged victorious in the 7th game and captured the pennant. 5 llftuhlf Sjifzri' .Slhftliziulfng.-Xstroriatits W'allv Schirra and Tom Stafliord got this view of the Gemini 7 spaceship December 15 while traveling in their Gemini li craft for their historic rendezvous adven- ture. Sihirra and Stafford rode their red-hot craft hack lo earth the following day, but Gemini 7 completed a 1-l-dav mission before its re-entrv. Making the longest and most significant voyage in space in Gemini 7 were Frank Borman andjames l.ovell.xlr. 6 l'lfi1fm Ijrlltlw Pope Paul YI stood before the United Nations General .Xssemhlv in New York on October 4 to deliver his plea for 6 - M .QA .,... 4112 11111111 111-.11 1- 111111111111-11-111-1111-11,11111'-11.11 11111 111 1111- 1 N 11.11 1111- 1'11l1111111111111111111111115 111 lIlt'l1 111 .111 1.111111 7 .-1111-1 .S'111g111-P11-wide-111 .I11111111111 11111 p1111111Q1'.1p111-11 111 .1 11-1 l1IllI1Q 1111111 .11 13111111-11111 N.11.1l 11111111141 1111' 11.11 .1111-1 1111 151111 l1l.111111-1 1111- 61.111011 1111 O1'111l9e1' 1-1, 111- 1111111111 11-11 1111' 111111-1 111vl1ia111111'1' 1.111111 his 1111sp1111I 11111111 211111 1111 11-x.11 1.111111 1111111114 1111 11-1-11p1-1.1111111, 8 P111111l .S'1u1l1-111--Cl1.11l1-1 Craig, 151-1-1-.11-11l11 111-s11111.111 JI 11111-.1 11111- vczsily.111-11111111111111-d 1111 K'l'l1lLklNIIl 111 L1I'd1Vl-k'dI'C1 1J11r11111q 11111111-1111 111- 111xplz1y111g1111 1111111 1-.1111 1111 1llN 1.11 1111-I 111111 11111 111111-1 I'111 Ll 111111-I 11.1111 1'z11'11'111g .-X1111-111.111 111111 111111111 111 11.11 11111 111111 111 1111' xvl1'111.lIll1'Nl' M2111 111111111-C1 1111- 11111111-1111 9 H!111l.11111 The glittering 1111-11111111111 1711 N1-11 Y11111 C1111 11.11 11111111 111111 11.11k111-11 1111 X11x1-111111-1 111 .1 111.1v111' 1111111-1 1i.illllI'1'1illl'lllH! 1111111111-ds 111' 111111-s 11111112 1111- t'il5IQ'I'Il 11-.11111111d, City I't'SldFI1IS .111d 1-111111111111-rs 11-1-16 s11'.111dc-d 111 4l1i11Q't'S. 111111-11.1d .11111 5111111.11 s1.1111111s1'111 11111111 11011116 service 11.11 1'1's111111d, 1111- 1'1'1ppli11g 1'1111d11i1111 nas 0111111-Cl by .1 112111111 11-lax' .11 .1 11.111.1111.111 ge11e1'ati11g 513111111 11031 N1.1gara Falls. 10 X111 ,1111h11111111111--.X1111111 1311111111-rg 11115 11111111711 L',5. ,X111l1.1ssa1111r Ill 1111' L'11111-11 N.1111111s 111 1111- Pl'1'NlC11'I1I dl-161 1111' d1'z1111 111 .XI11lD11S5il' d11r .-Xdlai 516101151111 11r1J11l1 I-1 III 1.1111111111 G11l1111crg 11.11 11-111-tary 111' 1311111 L1IlClCI' P11-s1d1-111 K1-11111-dx .111d .1 US. 5111311-1116 CI11111-1J1151i1'e 11111-11 11.11111-11 111 1111' L',N 111111 Il 57111111115 I-'111l1s11111-1311161 and 1111111.1s1111g 171111161111 1-111111 11-011-1116 1-11111111111 112181111111 111111- 1111 1'111f1 111116 1-11--1'.11cI1111g 111-512111 1111-11 ex- tended 1111- length 111' 11111111111 11111k111g1 11-11111 11-1111 11111 511111111161 12 R11111!11 1111 111111--P1111c1-ns fX1.11ga11-1 .111d 1161 11LlSl3LiI1d. 1.11111 8111111-111111. 111111-ed 111 N1-11 Y111-k 1111 N11x'e1111Jc1 4 1.111 .1 11-1111-111-11111 111111 111 1111- l'.S. lJ111111Q 1111-11 11111, 1l1l'X 1111111 111111: 11111 1111 11111-11111-11 .11-11x-1- 111-1 N111-11 .15 .1 ride 1111 Ll 1,.1l1l1- 1.11 111 F1111-11 and gala p.11111's 111 H0111- 11-111111 111111 1111' 11.11i1111's capital. wil! 1 'Y f' 4 111. IMA, 4'- .- E UX U Y N R515 LHB Duxbury Massachusetts 71 .897 D987 UUXBURY FREE LIBRARY I 'C' I l .P f ,Ivy A No man is an lland, intire of itselfe, every man is a peece of the Continent, a part of the maine. Uohn Donne, seventeenth centuryl In other words, all people are dependent upon one another. People need people. For this reason, we, the class of I966, have chosen People as the theme of our l966 Partridge. We have tried to show in our yearbook how dependent our class has been on many people, and how grateful we are to them. fx wa' A A A .,..- -N -. - .. -. -- e-- EIS, ::.'s:'s. : .,... ie --., .: 'ES' - ..-- ..-- . -' 4-2 ' - -i - I ' me ... ,.r ....,.. no- 1 -..- S ...:5. :eSe-' E::,:.- . :.. -:- -S :..: -:--E :. '-.:-.., . - -, : :- 'SI 1'C-T -. -'-: -:.. -C': 5 'C-C - ,. Q -ps -. l'v 'v x Lf ' ' x. '- .r. xv ' N -IQJ - X. 6 I I L OX . .. ,N 'MJ In 'twig f 4455 . - Literary Staff: Laura Emerson. Literary Editor Peter Conathan, Linda Walker., Editor-in-Chief Laurie Power, Faculty Advisor Mrs. lrene Sherwood. L PARTRIDGE STAFF Vw Layout Staff: Tracy Colburn, LCIYOUT Editor Rachel Kropp. Photography Staff: Jennifer Morgan, Robert Bottenus, Photography Editor Ralph Fellows, George Seaver. Business Stott Cynthia Wilken Christopher Brennan Secretary Kathleen Boyd Business Manager Roland de Aguiar Typists Leah Gorham Head Typist Beverly Thomas. 1 , i X 1 nl! A i X .. N.: 4 Y' , x A Ii-5 K 1 , - PEOPLE WHO GUIDE AID SERVE US P DR. EVERETT L. HANDY ' C Superintendent of Schools 2 ails MR. HARRY B. McCORMICK Principal To the Members of the Class of I966 :- l will study and get ready and perhaps my chance will come. Of all the things I might say to you, of all the advice I might offer, I could never convey to you as concisely and as lucidly, as do those words of Abraham Lincoln, my sincere desire that you ensure your future by preparing yourself to live and to work in that future. .I.T. Rutherford expressed it somewhat differently-- Luck happens when preparation meets opportunity --but the meaning of both statements is clearly discernible to you. The willing- ness to accept the wisdom of those statements, however, will not be shared by all of you. Believer, or non-believer, I am convinced that two words summarize the key to your future. The words are preparation and adaptability . As science has recorded the extinction of those animals which could not adapt to ci chang- ing environment, modern industry is recording the extinction of those employees who can not adapt to changing skills and methods. No special powers are needed to allow you to forsee the future, you need only use those inborn abilities to think, to listen and to see. lf you use them, you will readily discover the need for preparation, beyond high school, which will enable you to perform a skill or to provide a service which is readily marketable because it cannot be performed by every one else. As you progress through this rapidly-changing, technological society it is imperative that you continue to use these abilities, whether you are in commerce, industry or the professions, for if you fail to adequately prepare yourself for rapid changes and new demands on your ability, your usefulness, like that of the dinosaur, could become extinct. In short, your generation, more than any which has preceded you, must prepare,adapt and prepare again. Be prepared for the luck that will come your way as a result of your preparation and be ready to adapt when opportunity knocks. My sincerest wishes for success in this wonderfully exciting world which you are about to enter are extended to each of you. I am envious of the challenges, the excitement, the knowledge and the rewards that await you. sincerely, 2 ,H f , As H,- .s.-,..- l l fe v-Q v -1 . Hx . --.x ,Z 1 ,-.3 ... 'I F I 9 a -----.. - A - -p A--- fv'lDS 5v5. N s... '-5Yv '-'MEL 'N-5-'NC' ,S L- -1 :v '- . N. 'L'-Il -. -Lk.,,:'::'X : ' .. N- ..-.--. - - :- .'-.. : - -fig ,S , .MD '... .-: :'.: 1' -ggrg-' -: -.. -I-1'.T' 1' --.-.-- is 9-' 9 . V' C x .Z -1' if J , N-'Z I u .. .. --- , , ----,., - -,K...-- . , -- - -,--- -- ,.,..--A Nw. '1C3:-1 -. -'N.,:'.au.N '- ,. '.,::' '. :LC ,: '- :. :-::::: - ::N..,'..., :.,,.':.. 'N...-...'-, ..-.,,..-.',. ----, --.,-- 2.5---,, - ..:-,.1...-.. ..- --..'-'- -:, ..-n --..--.,--....-.. Dr -'ef 7: W: - :':' :' ' 4 .C o-L 5 x J ,-an' ,432 .,. 1-A ., :-1-sf .'-Q: -s::fs-,-I : --AA,- ,,:: . : 'f - -- I- X-. ,-J--x.v-- -n,,',,4 - .,., ,-....,'-- -. :'..,..,'.: - -. - -- .:-: . -. - . - lin--.-Ia--. ..- - Q ,. ---fo x--...... 3 : ..I.....:-. '-.4 v -1 v3 -, -1 -'- X- 1 , -f'- -'.. -4 v ' v .1-f Q. ':..I 'C fy - if Lg Q-l - 'A Af Ah' -' - -- - f 'K. Jvhk N.. CCkJsJ'N Uri- -'CL-N ,L.-:EZN': '.' 3: .LNNL :L , 3 595.3 S7-3.95 Nxse, :-'-'e Nfses C -:. 4 MR. LAWRENCE R. DUNN Head of Mathematics Department, Dramatics fi? Q C, Q? MR. JOHN G. HUBBARD Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Football MISS ANN B. KIMPTON Social Studies Jr. Student Council D fv. Q f F' 06' MISS MARY E. FLATEN French MR. ROGER E. JARVIS Music, Choir, Band MR. CHARLES D. KRAEMER Commercial Subiects Cross Country GI' 4 it MR. CHARLES E. LAGERSTADT MR. GORDON E. LEIGHTON Mathematics I I Mathematics X' ' 1417 MR. EDWIN T. GREENE Industrial Arts l MR. WALTER T. KENNEDY Guidance Director, Director of Athletics MISS KAREN D. KUNDE English MISS CHRISTINE LOPEZ General Science Biology .1 ' . yr MR. ROBERT A. McKAY Lofzn, F. T. A. -at MR. DAVID R. MURPHY Science, Baseball MRS. CHARLES O. NICHOLS MR. THOMAS O'NEIL Ill Guidance Counselor English, Latin fn! MRS. G. EDWIN PETERS French .4 -I :Lili , , xi 3 1' ', P-.jkw . '7 0 55 'KW' -R I .. 59,41 R ,xv .fm J Drs Q MRS. M. E. SHERWOOD Head of English Department, Yearbook Witerature , Key MR. DONALD H. NELSON Science MRS. HERMAN PAUWE LS French .S 671 - MISS BARBARA POLICOW Physical Education Basketball, Tennis I5 MR. KARL L. STAHL English Fi MRS. WILMOT REED Commercial Subjects MR. ROBERT J. SULLIVAN Head of Science Department MR. GEORGE TERAVAINEN MRS. NEAL A, TREFRY COL JAMES R. TRUDEN Head, Social Studies Department, Football National Honor Society Head of Physical Home Economics Education Department Home Economics Club Basketball Cheerleading Q R MR. DAVID H. WEBB Social Studies Soccer Secretaries: Mrs. Howard M. Blanchard, Mrs.George S. Ferrell, Miss Helen F. Hanigan, Mrs. Albert C,Paulding. RALPH M. BLAKEMAN Assistant Principal, Student Council, Mathematics in :gag .X Mr. Michael Sheehan sqg WE, THE PEOPLE ' .,- w ' 41 - -5 E ,Lv Q!! FIRMIN BENJAMIN BISHOP lBenl V What you put in you get out. Joined our class in '65. Weisbaclen High School, Weisbaden, Germany: Tennis l,2,3 lCapt.l5 Cross Country 35 Football 1,25 Varsity Club 35 German- American Club 35 Junior Brotherhood 3. D'-'Xl9U'Yi Cf'-755 CO'-ml Y 4 lCapt.l5 Tennis 45 Sportsmen's Club 45 Senior Play. Tennis courts. . . All right, All right! . . .The Surf. . . Oh, baby! ROBERT EDWARD BOTTENUS lRebl Let every man be master of his time. Boys' State 35 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Class Vice-Presidentl5 Class President 2,3,45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Choir 3,45 Tournament of Plays l,35 KEY 3,45 Band l5 .-- Witerature 45 Sportsmen's Club 2,3,45 SenFPlay5 Science Club 25 American Field Service 45 Yearbook 4. 47 ... Surely, you lest ...wit ...Boston crazy... Scotch . . . Nupe . . . Garfield. .. Tough ...Macbeth . . . Get off the earth, Howard . . .misogynist. I MAUREEN ANN BOUCHER l love them that love me. Softball 3,45 Library Service Club l,2+3 lTreas.l5 Tournament of Plays l,35 Senior Play. Pssst, Cindy . . .art . . .dark brown hair, brown eyes . . .Lady Macduff. . . library. . .Miss Duxbury Days' Court . . .coffee frappes. NANCY MARSHALL BOURGET Kind hearts are more than coronets. Senior Play5 American Field Service 45 Future Nurses Club 35 Prom Committee lRefreshment Chairmanl . Oh, you should have seen what happened! . . .flowers. . .Richie. KATH LEEN PATRICIA BOYD ilfathyl The only way to have a Friend is to be one.' Field Hockey 45 Softball 2,45 Library Service Club l,2,3,4 CPres.l5 Class Secretary 45 Yearbook Staff 4 CSec.l5 Senior Play. Whatl ... l'm hungry. ... Hil ...babysitting ...camera . Gump- ll . -f RAYMOND PARKER CHANDLER JR. ' iSkipl He went the pace that kills along the roacl to ruin. Football l,45 Basketball l,2,3,-15 Baseball l,2,45 Soccer 2,35 Sportsmen's Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Senior Play5 Science Club 2 W.W .... Butcher Squad...Tang... 9o? ... zalfCh - JOHN CHRISTOPHER BRENNAN iChrisl Other people see things and say 'Why'?' ...But I dream things that never were and say 'Why not? ' Basketball l,25 Baseball l,2,3,45 Sportsmen's Club 2,3,45 Band l,25 Choir 3,45 Class Vice-President 45 American Field Service 45 Year- book 45 Senior Play5 Football l,3,4 CCo-capt.l5 Tournament of Plays l,2. lO-4... Gump ...crinkled pink .leep... Quack ...pool...beoch parties...Paul's house ...Mr. K. Hey, Lipsl . . . Ya wanna MARGARET LOUISE COFFIN lPe99yl What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Cheerleading l,2 iCo-Capt.l, 35 Sportsmen's Club 2, 3, 4. .l.P.H .... giggles. . .always late. . . What will the neighbors say? Duxbury Free Library CAROL TRACY COLBURN iTracyi And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by. Field Hockey l,2,35 FTA 3+4 iSec.D5 Yearbook 45 KEY 3,45 Tour- nament of Plays T5 Senior Play5 American Field Service 45 Prom Committee fPublicity Chairmanl. Tin Drum . . .California. . .Tassy's. . . LaForest's. . . Really? . . . tee- nine-ciest. PETER NUGENT CONATHAN iNU9ei Example is the best precept. Class Vice-President 2,35 Class Treasurer 45 Student Council 2,3 iSec.J,45 Soccer 4 iCo-capt.55 Basketball l,2,3,45 Tennis 3,45 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4CTreas.J5 Latin Honor Society 35 Yearbook 3 icubi,4 iLiterary Editor55 Student Government Day 35 Boys' State 35 National Merit Commended Student 45 Honor Marshal 35 French Club T5 Senior Play5 KEY 3. 5 James Hansen Ford. . . Quack . . . l. E. . . .pool . . . mishaps . . . flies. . .Tassy's. . .Blakeman's . . .pink Jeep . PHILLIPS CHARLES CROCKER CPhilT 0 ll I can't help wonder where l'm bound. Football 2,3,4 iCo-capt.i5 Basketball l,25 French Honor Society 3, 45 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Junior Science Symposium 35 Senior Play. Gump . . . Quack . . .pot. . .Club 47 . . .Vespa. . .stitches. . . Brennan Bowl. . . You can't win 'em alll GEORGE BILLINGS DAVIS l have set my life upon a cast, and l will stand the hazard of the die. Joined our class in '64. Edgemont High School, Scarsdale, New York: Football l,2,35 Wrestling l,25 Track l,25 Varsity Club Duxbury: Basketball 35 Football 45 Track 3,45 Sportsmen'sClUl9 3,47 American Field Service 45 Senior Play. l-lille Qold Buick. - -PC1ul's house. . . Hate . . .4 years. . .Butcher Squad - . .dance, dance, dance. . .extrovert. . .C .A. ROLANDO de AGUIAR fRolyl The life of every man is like a diary in which he means to write one story, and writes another, his humblest hour is when he compares the volume as it is with what he vowed to make it. Basketball l,2,3, Football l,4, Soccer 2,3, Baseball l,2, Student 2 Council 4 CTreas.l, Yearbook 4 fBusiness Managerl, KEY 3,4, Witerature 4, Senior Play, Sportsmen's Club 2,3,4, Scgce Club 2, Tournament of Plays 2,3. Nonchalant . . . Quackl . . . i .e. . . .Speed-gump champ . . . Gump . ..Susan. ANT H ONY DONALD Uonyl lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Joined our class in '65. Norwalk High School, Norwalk, Conn.: Ski Club 2. Duxbury: Cross Country 4, Golf 4, Sportsmen's Club 4. Snow skiing . . .artistic . . . golf . . . water skiing, too . . . skin diving .. . quiet. NICHOLAS WELD EATON fNickl Sometimes l feel as though l am the only truly contented and happy F' person on the earth. Joined our class in '65. Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass.: Marching Band 3 lPres.D, Literary Staff 3, Newspaper Staff 3 fEd.l, Varsity Soccer 2,3, Varsity Track 3, Varsity Squash 2, Wrestling l, Varsity Lacrosse 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Art Club 3. One, two, three . . . The Speak .. . unit . .. l've got a beeza. LAURA KENWAY EMERSON l am the master of my fate, l am the captain of my soul. Field Hockey 2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, Cheerleading 4, Sportsmen's Club 3,4, French Honor Society 3,4, Choir 3, Student Council 2,3 iSec.l,4 fV.P.J, American Field Service 4, Yearbook 4, KEY 3,4, Witerature 4, Honor Usher 3, French Club 2. - Listen, Bethl . . .camp. . . Homecoming Queen. . .Belgium. . .little brothers. . . Bold laugh. . . Yuh, Carol. l'll drive. PET ER FREDERICK FAGLEY lPetei The wind's in the heart of me, a fire's on my heels. Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Band l,25 Choir 3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Tournament of Plays l,25 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Science Club 25 Senior Play. Gogi. . . skiing. . .AAU. . . Seen Chris'? . . .N.H .... The group ' ... Quaclc ...Bob Dylan. RALPH SANBORN FELLOWS A brighter flame I contrived for myself. Band 2,3,45 SEMSBA Band 2,3,45 District Band 3,45 Choir 3,45 National Honor Society 3 lV.P.i, 4 lPres.i5 Student Council 35 Football 3+4 lManageri5 Senior Play5 Yearbook 4 fPhotography Editori5 National Merit Semifinalist5 Latin Honor Society 2,3. cynicism. . .James Hansen Ford. . .pot. . . Kursk. . . HMMMMl THEODORA FERNANDES lTeddyi The fountain of beauty is the heart, and every generous thought illustrates the walls of your chamber. Home Ec. Club 3,4 iSec.i5 Future Nurses' Club 45 Senior Play. l do love you . . .Plattsburg. . . '64 Bonneville convertible... Ronald. . .Air Force. . . Maintain the cool . . .4000 records. KATH LEEN JANET FOISY flfcthyi Kindness as large and plain as a prairie wind. National Honor Society 2, 3+4 iSec.i5 French Honor Society 3,45 Latin Honor Society 45 Band l,2,3,45 Choir i,2+3 laccompanisti,45 SEMSBA Band l,45 American Field Service 3,45 FTA 3,45 Q 2,35 Witerature 3,45 District Chorus 45 Senior Play5 National Merit Commended Student. Piano...Easton ...flute. . .quiet...Music room. ..dimple... Hey, Mr. J. DANIEL EVERETT GILMAN Things without remedy should be without regard. Cross Country 2,3141 Bond l121314i CIWOIV 213144 EQ M2135 Senior Play. Can't win 'em all . . .accident-prone. . . Kingston. . .Marshfield . . .trombone. . .different. . .excuses. LEAH DIANE GORI-IAM ROGER LORN GOIN Whatsoever a man soweth, that also shall he reapl Basketball 25 Band l,2,3,4g Choir 3,45 Student Council If Tournament of Plays l,2,3f Science Club 25 Senior Playf District Chorus 4. Rockhound. . .curly red hair. . .Mainsail . . .N.l-I .... blue scooter.. music. A stranger is a Friend you do not know. Basketball lg Tennis 2,3,4g Yearbook 45 American Field l :- Service 4. Red bug, green bus... tennis... .l.C .... Boston race.. .Ice cubes. . . Hey, Bev, is Fisher still there? . . . medical secretary. LINDA JEANNE GOWEN CLinI Love isnlt love 'til you give it ai .-.f ay. Joined our class in '64, Home Ec. 3,4. Welll . .. Ya know? Ya know? . . .Billy's house. . .Tang goes. . .boys.. Morey Pearl 's. 'SXSW' NN.. ELIZABETH AMORY HARDY fLizl Open your eyes and see lite's beauties. Field Hockey lp Basketball lp Cheerleading 2,35 Choir 2,3,4, A Senior Play, Home Economics Club 4 fPres.l . Well, iust wait 'til you hear this one! Louie I . . . Where are Alves and Reid? X' CHARLES GARY HALL lGaryl l cannot sleep a wink. Soccer 2,3,4, Tournament of Plays l,3, Senior Play. Cleopatra. . .O'Neil's Farm. .. l'll be back in a minute . . .Wright's Greenhouse... Dunebuggy. . . '55 Sud.. .On time always. ...F.S. Louie, .U. of Mass. CYNTHIA ANN HOFFMAN qcsndyi A fair exterior is a silent recommendation Field Hockey 3,4 lCo-capt.D, Cheerleading 3,45 Softball 2,3,4, FTA 3,4 CPres.l, KEY 3,4, Sportsmen's Club 2,3,4, Prom Committee lPublicity Chairmanl, Choir 4, Senior Play. Tassy's. . . i.e. . . . The Cape . . . license'?. . . Go to the beach much? 5 c . ir,-W 1. BRADFORD STETSON HOWARD f lBradl Work long and hard and the rest will come easy. Class Vice-President l, Football l,2,3,4, Cross Country lg Track l,2,3,4lCapt.l, Sportsmen's Club 2,3,4, Basketball lg Senior Play. A.C. L .... Hunting 8. Fishing. . . My scooter? It'll never die. . . 'doubles please . . .springers . . . Going gun'n'? 465 l EDWARD THOMPSON HOWARD, JR. lTedl The world is always willing to accept talent with open arms. Joined our class in '64, Mt. Hermon School, Mt. Hermon, Mass.: Football 2,35 Track 2, 4 Ice Hockey 2. Duxbury: Football 4, Senior Play, Track 4, Band l. Joe, slow down! . . . Bound to? . . .retreads. . . Gump . . . Mustangs. . . l.E! . . .Mt. Hermon. .TX DURHAM FREDERICKS JONES JR. lJayJ We are dancing on a volcano. Joined our class in '65. Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Mass.: Football l,2, lce Hockey l,2,3, Lacrosse l. Duxbury: Golf 2, Senior Play. The Speak . . . Someone get a fire going . . . Old P-444. . . Florida. SUSAN RACHEL KROPP lRachl wx X Joy is not in things, it is in us. Joined our class in '64. Basketball 3, Choir 3lV.P.J, 4, SEMSBA Chorus 3, District Chorus 3, American Field Service 4, Yearbook lLayout Editorl, Senior Play. Earlobe . . . fritters . . . the Tower . . . Ca-a-athyl . . . The Tl Wretci' . . . Klondike. ANNE CAROL LEMIEUX lMousieJ What I must do is all that concerns me, not what the people think. Basketball l, Senior Play, Field Hockey l. B.S.H .... hunting...fights... This is the last time! ...baby- sitting... Hi, how are ya'? PAUL L'HEUREUX lt's not the size ofthe man in the fight that counts, it's the size of the fight in the man. Football i,2,3,4, Basketball l,3,4, Sportsmen's Club 3,4, Senior Play. That's close ...Vespa . . . Hey, Frank, you tiltin' tonight'? . . . Eddie' s . . .The Speak . . . I wouldn't bet the ranch on it. DIANE ST UART LILLIE Sing away sorrow, cast away care. , Joined our class in '64. Basketball 3,4 iCapt.i, Sportsmen's Club 3,4, Softball 4, KEY 3,4, Witerature 3,4, Choir 4, American Field Service 4, FTA 4 fTreas.i, Senior Play. Dead cars kinky weather week-ends Bob, Tom, and Donna Prom Queen R.l..T. Boston roadtrips llgumpllo NANCY STEWART MAYO Somehow, it'll never do. Joined our class in '64. Cape Elizabeth High School, Cape Elizabeth, Maine: Chorus 2, American Field Service 2, Basketball l,2, Dramatics Club 2, French Club 2, G.A.A. i,2. Duxbury: Choir 3,4, American Field Service 3,4, Senior Play w3,4, Witerature 3,4, ssss . . .frogs. . .posters. . . Out to lunch . . . CHlRP . . .Morning notices. . .un-rhymes. . .unicorns. . .Burdi . . .Vesper George. . . Nos guitares et nous. I JOSEPH FRANCIS MCGRATH Uoei The dog that trots about finds a bone Joined our class in '64. Track 4, American Field Service 4, Witerature 4, Senior Play. Tassy's Dingley Dell Lane Can't, gotta work Oak Street . . . Beach . . . Ain't . . . good English . . . What's everybody doing? I.- -.-- vx, '- 'F 41- fn v 1 A 4 I I I.--5-iz- . I I I 1- 'lj'4E :: 3 3-. . .- ' --. - -- 4 u . 1 I 4 4 4 I ' Q- - - - Q - - - - . ' '- - - - : - -C ii I - ' I '....'f ' SC 'C' ' - .. -... ' I ' - - - ' -.. - - - - - - .. - . 1 - '.-'- ' - Q I IA! , iv - ' ' I - ... - -- J-. . 1, - , LUCILLE EDITH NUDD iLucij Our world is on the eve of destruction, we have to make sure there will be a dawn of correction. Home Economics Club 3,4 CTreas.J, Senior Play, Pep Squad 3. Tom. . . Well, that did it! . . correspondent. . . '66 . . . VW's. . .PIymouth. RICHARD BROOKS PAC KARD fDickJ I think, therefore, I am. Choir 4, American Field Service 3,4, KEY l,2,3,4, Witerature 3, 4, Senior Play, Science Club 2, French Club l. Oh, yes! . . . French . . . potens . . . grey Comet. . . physics. HEIDI SHERBURNE PAPE lt the world's a vale of tears, smile, till rainbows span it. American Field Service Exchange Student to Germany 4, Field Hockey l,2,3, Sportsmen's Club 2,3, National Honor Society 2,3 fTreas.i, Choir 2,3, Student Council 2,3 iTreas.i, American Field Service 3, KEY 2,3, Witerature 2, 3 fArt Editori, Tournament of Plays 2, Prom C-cgmittee 3 il5ecorations Chairmani, National Merit Commended Student. X l can't stop smiling . . . '47 Mercury woody. . .Blakeman's. . .30 ' ' m.p.h. ...writing letters ...K6ln ...beverages ...Tschiiss. PAME LA PERRY fPami , c ll We live in our desires rather than in our achievements. Basketball l,2, Softball l, Cheerleading 3, French Club 2, FTA 3i if Senior Play. The Speak . . .Babs. . . You know what? . . .Cushing Academy . . . Connie l. E. 1 Chevelle . . .sewing . . . l can't, I've gotta baby-sit , . . . Luc Nut .JOSEPH H Ol-'-'ARD Pl9ER f,Joei HA man is only cs rnucn cs ne 'no-ces ni serT. Wanna run ir'?'. . . Leo's. . . X . .oue eyes. . .oro-censwo1'CS-- shop. . .Trooe scnool LALRIE CHRISTINE DC-'QEE Now fne 'mgrny .ion rocrsl H ' I o ' Honor Sociery 3,45 Cnoir 4, Cass Secreiory 2, A-ericcn Ere c Service 3,4 f'Pres.'l, KEY 2,3,4, Honor Usner 3, Yeoroo:4 3 fc 4 lfEdiloril, TourncrnerFPlc:ys if Ylirerorore 3,-1, Se'1'or 3 oy, Sfucenr Governrrenr Day 4. fl 3 -Vrercn, l've go? rne Dcisy foocy .LC1ure'o...ye.fov-' Scox. Hey, .lennybelfef . .big eyes... sssss' ...LJ.S. Kecs. . Paris. Ell.EEN FRANCES QUIRK llvfl H I V I n . . Tone fne world cs if is one not os ir oognr ro oe. Joined our closs in '65. Bellevue Senior Hign Scnool, Bellevue, Wqsningron: Girls' Clob 2, 3? Pep Club 213i Ar? Cleo 2,3, Gyrnnosfics 3, Bos-cefocl. 2. Duxbury: Senior Play, Wiferorore 4, Library Semice Cleo 4. Forget ir . . Tossy's . .. Egyorology . .. Squaw . . . Lionel. .25 JOHN JOSEDH REARDONJR. l.lcc-dl ...nice pipes. . .Gregg's house. Fie.c oc-4ey .,2,3, Noriono. Honor Society 3,4 ..-'. , Latin 'Tne norcer yoo fry, me Forfner yo- go. Foorboli i,2,3,-4, Trac-c 2,35 Senior D.oy. Sonc:y ...'55 Coooy ...Goin ro Deoncr'...X.K.E.... C' ,c JUDITH ANNE REARDON Uudil Laughter is the best medicine, Choir 2,3,45 Home Ec. Club 3,45 SEMSBA Chorus 2,35 District Chorus 3,4. Hey, Liz . . . Weill . . . No kidding . . .voice lessons. . . Fashion Show . . .always laughing. . .Mr. J. KATH LEEN ANN REID ilfathyl The most completely lost of all days is that on which she has not laughed. Field Hockey T5 Witerature 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Pep Squad 3 lV.P.l French Club T5 American Field Service 45 Senior Play5 JV Cheer leading 4. Oh, Shootie . . .dungarees. . .Comet Luxury wagon. . .Tassy's. . . long hair. . .madras. . . Good thing about it . . . C -a-a-athy . . . llGUmp.ll NORMAN CHARLES RODHAM I CNorml Q When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. Soccer 2,3,4 lCo-capt.l5 Tennis 3,45 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Golf 25 Band 2,3,45 American Field Service 45 Senior Play5 French Club l5 Science Club 2. Skiing . . .learner's permit. . . You can't ski l . . .accident prone. . . whistle. GEORGE RUSSELL SEAVER lf you don't believe as I believe, it proves that we don't agree- nothing mgre, Football l,2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Class Treasurer 25 Track l5 Sports- men's Club 3,45 Senior Play. The Beach. . . Gump. . .chickens. . .Vespa. . . All right . . . Ouit . . . Quack . PETER ALLEN SHAKESPEARE lShakeyi Everyone is more or less mad on one point. Foreign Exchange Student from Australia. Football 4, Student Council 4, American Field Service 4, Year- book 4, Witerature 4, Senior Play. How's that affect you? Brennan's pool room ... l won't be a tick . .. Brotherl . . . gump . .. Fair Dinkum. NOREEN SILVIA The eyes are more eloquent than speech. Joined our class in '65. Plymouth-Carver Regional High School: Softball 2,35 Field Hockey lg Travel Club 3. Get 'em .lay's hairdressing shy smile. if ,s ROBERT CHARLES STILES X csoby N sk Let the world slide. 1 ' Joined our class in '65. Boston College High School, Boston: Baslcetball l,2,3, Baseball l,2,3, Band lg Debating Club l,2, Math Academy 2, History Academy l,2,3, Student Council 2. Duxbury: Golf 4. Golf course . .. Tassy's . .. '52 Plymouth . . . pool Green Harbor .. . What did we have for homework? BEVERLY ANN TH OMAS lBevj Love of bustle is not industry. Basketball lg Tennis 2, Yearboolc 4 lHead Typisti, Senior Play, KEY 2,3,4 lHead Typistj, American Field Service 4, Witerature 3,4 -fgecj, Tournament of Plays 2,3. Tool Car . . . Lock the doors, everybody . . .Duxbury Free Library . . . Ay-uh . . .Maine. . .tennis. . .beards. . .typing. . . Helpl . .. Fisher. ls. KAREN TURNER Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Student Council I5 Choir 45 Q 3,45 Cheerleading l,45 American Field Service 45 National Merit Commended Student. Oh, you guys are mental! . . . Hee, Biffy! . . . He's lousy, I lust want you to know that . . . laugh. . .onion pizza. . . Do the Bee Bee twist . . .the other Karen. . .changeable hair. . . Hey, Carol, are you working today? CAROL MARIE VICKERS Life is the art of drawing without an eraser. Field Hockey 2, 3 IManagerl5 Latin Honor Society 35 KEY 2,3 4 CBusiness Managerl5 Tournament of Plays I,25 Future Nufses Club 2, 3,4 ISec.l5 American Field Service 3,4 IV.P.l5 Student Council 25 Honor Usher 3. Everyone's completely mental! . . . Oh, Karen--that laugh! . . . l'lI be at Beth's . . .blue convertible. . .Ennn9, , , Hey, Laura, will you drive? . . .Corner Coffee Shop. JAMES EDWARD VIC KERS Uiml Through knowledge we behold the world's creation. Joined our class in '64. Sacred Heart High School, Kingston, Mass.: Science Club 25 Choir I,25 Glee Club 25 Student Council I5 Class Vice-President I. Duxbury: Cross Country 3,4 ICO-capt.l5 Track 3,45 Basketball 37 Sportsmen's Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 3 IPres.l5 Senior Play. Astronomy. . .AAU. . .chess. . . Olympics. . .Fred Wilt. . .OO7. . . Professor V.S .... telescopes. LINDA ANN WALKER lt is better to burn the candle from both ends and the middle than to leave it in the closet for the rats to gnaw. Field Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball I,2,35 Tennis IManagerl I,2,3,45 French Honor Society 3,45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Latin Honor Society 3,45 Band I ,2,3,45 American Field Service 2,3,45 Yearbook 45 KEY 3,4 IEditorl5 Witerature 2,3+4 ITreas.l5 Girls' State 35 Sporgrgms Club 3,45 National Merit Semi-finaIist5 Senior Play5 Clipper News 2, 3. Blakeman's . . . Oh, help! . . .writing to Heidi. . . In my spare time . . . Hey, Bev . . .Morning notices. . . Publications Office. y P r I N! 'S., -'- C 'E I 'E S'E -EES. ,-. - - .. , .. nf X N I 1 vt, - c , -f .-. ,.. .-... ---, .. , .. ..: - ..':-K ..6A. N 'r .- .--Q. - 6 , -.. A ,- - -... ..-- -., ..-5 S Q .1 . SS' ' nf --u-A on - ,- :ax -. GLASS OFFICERS '-1526-PresicenfC'risfos?'erBrennan Trecserer Peter Conofncn SSCFGTOW Kcfnleen Boyd Presicenf Reber? Bcffenus ADDITIONAL h'E.N'BE?S: Cnrisrlne Ncncece, who joins Us cs c :nosrgrcdecre sxcenr from Comodo. Nevcn Kencel , -...Ano Qoins us?ro'-'Mcrsn:Fe1c High Scnool. rzonsi no so 6 T Q E I ' 5. -1 Q,-W Prom Chairman Jennifer Morgan BROAD AY AT , x 'S ,Q '4 'fb , 3 X Alf 4 ' 4. fSponsored by the Heather Shopl 1- 'Yi , - '1 .. K f. y ' 1 n x ,o iv Sponsored by Puritan Clothing Co.J UQ MACBETH Sponsored by M8.M Sporting Goods Co.H -J NT N l in n 0-J fSponsored by Wesfwinds Bookshopj MOST ALL-AROUND Elnzcbeth McManus Robert Botfenus PEOPLE WITH FRIENDL l lOI'l Bren THE MDSTEST THLET Cynthac H T BEST DRESSED Karen Turner Roc OST POPU he Kropp p... cum 3 fSponsored by Sweefser's General Sforel HOMEO0MI G Homecoming i965 Homecoming weekend, originated last year by the Student Council, is designed to promote school spirit. In continuing the idea this year, the Council hopes to make Homecoming a Duxbury tradition. This year's Homecoming took place Novem- ber T9 and 20. After months of preparation, the festivities began on Friday night with a pep rally: coaches gave speeches, Jill Van Weel was crowned queen, and, finally the Norwell team was burned in effigy in a mammoth bonfire. The following day, a colorful Homecoming Parade arrived at the field in time for the kick- off. It was a hard-fought contest, with Norwell emerging victorious. The loss did not dampen Duxbury spirits, however, there was a record attendance at the dance that Saturday night. fSponsored by Bayside Marine Corporationl ?P' f MENTAL PEOPLE . 'H 1 X PEDPLE WITH POTENTIAL GLASS DFFIGERS -5.8 'Nt Eleventh Grade President Clark Hardesty, Vice-President John Collins, Secretary Elizabeth Haines, T e05Ufe Michele Caliri. 6? ffi 'vs Xp XI Tenth Grade President Mark Putnam, Vice-President Michael Fallon, Secretary Joyce Hall, Treasurer Louise Pape. fSponsored by Barnes, HaIl's Cornerl NTU Grace PresidenfRicl1ard Mccvoyi ylce-Presicerrr Pcrrfcia rlcf.-.'.cna, Secrerary Kqfwy JO Foofel urer Carol de Zengofira. JUNICQ STUDENT COUNCIL l FSCS' S - -- First Row: Vice-Presiaenr Joncrccn D-,fel :fences Srcne, QCSEV !N'w,fers, Second ROW: Maw McEvoy, .lane Be'-ef: 'cecccre Ccca-.-.'c4, C:r:. Fcafe, Rader? Liv-a, Bruce Penn, Davia Pickles, Frecericc Trez'se, 'c 3' ,S-ecerscc, ure:-ew Camry, Bartholomew LaGreca, Pau. DOGS, DCU: ppc. .N'fssf'1g Fra' :I:r-re: Presicenr Nancy Hill Peter Chadwick, Scott Lillie .l lScar1sare: :uy3y':,,'1 Ccrf, Eecfrfc Cap ...V-qx B771 .Q A.. X P 1, '4- Grade lth I -0- 0 C 0 'W -0 :L- 02 'gz 3? N is :O ge -.18 4.. NB t.a 2:2 L Dx O20 fi -0 MO NE -25.9 'EZ I..- 32 0.5 Cf: is -3 1-E9 ,L 04 OJ ou E'-I --3 82 Gu. af 3.9 4... 3,3 5: N10 ,DE '0E vnu Cla L- 3 E9 '6 -a MC ..-3 Q0 U-,iff ou Us 211.2 r 0 '58 I- 00 E-'6 -S Tfnn S-.J C0 v-9 0 Om CL 2: -0 ,E Us C o UC 2:2 40 Eno 00 ZC -C --o Bo 35 O- L 4-E .EE LLU 0 .C -0- C U s Tu I C X Janet C hase, Mar: WZ O s.. 'U L.. .C I- ward . nnifer Ho 0 7 rl GZ6 nda Fr 0 L. 1 andes, l'I l ne Fe Fernandes, Arle efle E s L .9 3 O 'U L. 0 .2 on x an 0 D If GJ C .- L 5 cv an E- : an CD 42 cv -0 2 . 9.3 Li 4- 'go C .c -2 x D s QC 32 oo Im .Ac Q2 C- .94 D s Nc gi ml.. 31 TID :E -SL 1.2 .Z Q. ESA SS: Ll-0 Q35 2-33 1,22 0: S383 .-az': 54 NCL E96 U-EC Z-32 -- rv EUQ xoo XE'- 0 E243 1-263 0 I xx 155 s..Q.m 385 Uuco NCE Zoo .322 .gig QQ x 4- 93-59 01.87 9.2: 0-00 EEO .mv BEE ELET, on 9,05 3.525 0135 U04- 02.2 -0 :QQ- USE vang CD- C927 S201 mU.:' .5 55 ng . N:-Q moo -SOG an M35 sw M423 ,, ...ur 14' in VA U J E O 4. li C Y In 5 I x i. Allen, Miclmele Cali ZX '6 S o Q .X U f: E ..- 0 .Q O N LLJ x .. E va D L 2 U . E E T: : S ,- - O U7 - .. Lf: . ,- - FK v Y' GJ .Sr xene Nic Vose , Mo Penelope rsl row: Alice Peterson, Fi N th E :VE .sg E U- Zo E 75.2 o chi ii 'l 50 -5.3 o -1 -:L P2 SLE O- Xb .39 8: :E cc 5-.: U IE Tx 'SE' 5.0 5:-9 5-. L31 or he 5x '56 sh 32 'C -c -Sm CS Q, o E55 c 45.- LZ il ':.E aa.: 'Oi- as Lu LLE gg Co L-Q U on-x W: 6 ,xx jj. :U CZ Un. ED -E Bo u:.:: mo ,Q V1 ,,,. oc E2 .253 .EQ 21: o: mc sm FJ So .-: 54: -wO rd o ,C 255 Qm Ei 50 U? gs 313 wc L was JO U.. 12,2 T32 0.8 zo. 'CE oo -3-.IZ o zzz C :Mi Q.- PE ov -I X. E2 Ur: 3: Qi i5 4- hx 3.: LE: o 'E A-iv T'Q oo W? Tr' 39 -JE xi' cm on 9: O2 3.2 tb -SX O9 Zu. '5 L7 .. Us H.z O: 3: EE 27 iz --: 2: gl- ml Ehl- .EC of 7 xfx S2 DC lu- is 1:3 EU go 'Us LLJC -9 -95 E? P-:Lfl -1 -.- UI I-xc: 'EL XD. fx 1 5 S 4- -.4 3 1 x L O an - .f 9 5 0 E U U5 eg l0th Grade Q- L.. 0 First row: Joyce Blakeman, Chester Bates, Margaret Bates, Charles Bates, Donald Barry, Hillery Barker, Abigail Barber, Sandra Burdick, Joan Butler, Jane Bumpus, Susan Bradford. Second row: David Collins, Patricia Connell, Sally Dawes, Louise Dedekian, Carolyn Doyle, Julia Fellows, Michael Fallon, Rob Frye, Robert Francis, Laurie Chisolm, Nancy Clark. Third row: Marcia Delano, Joel Deacon, Edward Devnew, Laurie Gorham, Andrea Garland, Robert Garrity, Robert Gibbons, Mark Lanyon, Clyde Chetwynde, Diane Fernandes, Elizabeth Boyd. Fourth row: Pamela Kent, Glenda Lovell, Harold Mosher, George McEvoy, Richard Gunnarson, Leonard Jokinen, Walter Mayo, Joyce Hall, Joan Hutchinson, Bonnie Mathewson, Carolyn Nourse, Judith Olhson. iMissing from picture: Carolyn Chandler, Mary Coffin, Susan Dangora, Stephen Gilman, Gerald Hansen, Robert Hill, Lorraine Holloway, Lissa Kendalll , l 1: 'E on 0 si 'S VI al Qmiiff o ' - 15521 -C I1:E U-D N349 -o cased -335 .E 030,248 -o3Drr C5-50,9 N -- E: P2300 CJ U..l-C I x Ili acisa .ITU sT-2 OEPNO 2-E215 .,-Sl-EUC Nw S3531 IU- UETAU N 0.00--Z -..cgQc 'Of-Si 01:8 U ,O--'EE pxf:-U ev :QE-Ct -011.20 32 Q-0 0 - O ex 'D xr 002: N 1308707 C hm: 3:20:39 .3.5,.- PN-'3aa'Ds-3 cn.OU,E 3C 5U5 2220-145 Q sp. x00 tx 55-51 ow' H -LF-EU ' 565525 -Cv-1.2 1 KJ-oclgi 532333 Q3 Q15 Eomfrio :H -,N-1 I-325,0 oo -- 59-9589 I-go--n.3 L.. .C ' UCI- vu Oxgme E3--51 N T,-0E mmm-2-I9 U ' sf Nu- '1...- 1 E-C2069 o,Qaa2.c.- cn E .33 982.2355 'EQCZE Ohou V -r?1'2g9. U x CL mg'-D 2 Wm U.- L0 xg-JC-1 .- - Po slag N.. 3 cz -PS: Jgg o x .- Ltgiwo: 'C TEE O XC-'Q .c Eggcngg .N 0 cg-9:4612 Sv- wng'0 Q-.CE . 'v E-0-U,,.u',! UUCP- N 3Si135 -QNIL og gmg?i-.3 E-522011 --v1 xso S 3:35552 SXXCHI -3003 23022 L:I ' 0 'C S th .- I 3-6, Eva N33 C CUZ 920 .c-wo. :: ', 'SEB' '- o ODD 2.59, 0:25 QD Egg 0 0 25-1 .--.5 Env L. g.. C590 0 a-IES 301 O0 :Lang E153 CC-. 9,3 L- Ji?-3 C Jgo' 21:2 -- cu 52513 4--D. 9-Om oggo. 9,32 Co E-1,1 xaxqg UUA! U U CED cz ,I D- N xl 41:32 Q55 'U CD33 af D15 034: ,Iod- .IU E56 U.u E32 'Et EJ-3 290 V701 SQ.: E -1 2133 ZO -Ig: 'CEU if czgi 339 Edt' -I- .32 iv? mu-S Q. -- ,-- 1 :E , E35 0.24: .- ,U 5-65 bo- -tj 200 LE' 'E 3 rx U fm 24.- 4vo'5'5 4:0561 'ax I ...xc sevcg C345 :cs .Quiv- feng C225 czcx-, I-OWN as .cg-gl cmnog 2 -E- .2-CZBD' 1.0 .- .2005 Ugg.. 'affix m450g7 lc-EU A5088 0-'Izzo 26:25 .gg-fr 9012 UE .C -9x98 -5931 3:05 'ooxv -'Dcc 2095 oxqjf- Q0 'm QUT-- 1 Ha,-S oct-w 3'-0 s-9-CC r:T..E3 evogf by .- Bxbi lheno QW8 2392 9 OU l 7 -C - l-'ghgx .Mina at L0 Dig: 'Zgla 3-C N.: .C-o-hx tgwv 4n..ifg , c 35,35 c:.co 'DIST o. u-.323 x- -' gg x N 00:52 21329 ua 522-2 AEEES .zchgj o0 '4 xnxx .N'g,,j g'5fv'6 2933 23,30 CD QT, 0- .c tv,E Bvgnrf .Q Exo-C 'vac'-af .c sv.- UCJBPN .:bJL 345,22 23.5.56 273:90 4-U an PV' L22 ',.l 9 ..--,. E.- . 35:2-' STEP' E-- :Cf j .EQE QW EE? ET' Q27 C:- E-- :ll fx- 5:2 ,-5? Q-: Jia. 355 Eli' 115.5 4--2 tx!! Lf- b- F-f F? 237' EE.: n?L -I: -QE A -.r: L75 ?E 4?i T25 5-Z 22? -Ei 54L 3- 4 -5,-4 C I1 f xb lk' X ., -, -1 S I 4 i... glam' 'B vii uf-x U ' 8th Grade ith, John Sm tt es Stevens, Sco Jam d Randall, ea, Richar Sh , Franc s Small Joel Patricia Suk, I fn shbu Wa Deborah Queeny, ID 0 E o 7 5 ': 3 Ta O .C .2 3 o L- -I- 2 FI. JQE X-OU B.-oi U C U o n. .EU S5935 0500 1XV7u1 suis 'E..cX 037.2 S955 Q-EOE W.-.- .--CI1 gn-4? m.x-2 Qgagy QKDEQ sv PE..l.a: L 3025 0.22 o.U,Q .:-9,24 Cigna-20 'U a. 1 ...Lg--25 .- :U 3 .- o. -.CE ESL 2 o'c gugi-9 sxqjlc senem Dnga.. oo -OU fb- s.-8 or 22506 uggooo ::.2gf,,y-' - c U' Jo .2-283 Ooavbdm ':C'7i'Q1s 0 U05 +-.,,No :vi-1.5 sem-A oS0t of-E0 cl-LU-'-8 C.EJo figaucz Do'Es 3000: effilg 125070- 'U.c as-QE U 'C u- m.'2UE'O WZSCE .feim :lewi- o -X ,E ,560--o 593m agen N 'Eagan-C8- 0 5153 05001 sL.Uu , 'U-2.1 - .- ,- 92v3as2 Eu-va N N-L if-gg-goo .c ig!-82 .CEC TE mgmaxb s ECU :EEOC S2326 c..'9o',a. cvwcgo isgol garage on- -xl- 'EQBQ .::S 'UZ9 EEEXO 1.0- E .-' x- O:-U20 u.-'50.3 Eglin-I E 3 v- . E r u .5 A 1- v 'E c v- .- '- Q. P '- - 2 -.1 - f 1, r .- .f Q. '- .- E .. -f Z f . . E gi ., 5- -. J' C r- uf 4 '- nf E .1 r . f- v .f 0. 5 v- v 4 Q.. ? 1, .f r A. A 4- --.4-' - - , v- - .- , .p . ' E Q 13 1., ra 4 -1 SE -2- ,.j:j :cj '.,T., -un tx., Z? -,A :CI Z4 , -..- r'- .-- 2:2 -L+ 'if EC- PT ,,. 5:- --2 2-.lf - - 4. ,. - 5 3.12 7-- ...-, ---.. 'ilk If-. ' ..- -T:: r-: I - . - ... ':. ..a,: :.-lk- 'TTI v-' -If -- 2 .. ,- -br- . - 51:2 .Q : : , ,, - -..iv A g: .-I--2 55-- - Q. .. - ,. L-. L X-o IT7.: - ,v -.n A.. -2 a'2: .- A JR'l'x ' : 'T ' .- - - 1 ,, L-x A .. : ' .4 - 1 v- - - - U 1 L I ' 1 - 4 - - 1 .- - I-. . f- , Q 1 -. ,. - Z .. - .C - V v 35' - 1- ,, - - - - L. U P - .Q - :A I I I ri . ...- -'J-4. :ffii - .- .,,4,. ,, 1 ,:-'S .- ts, o - 0 :N gg 41 U06 2 Cc.- .': s cghmomcg OELO-Cm -0 .2-03 X 4-14,7 LNI- E cs mugs, 9:-0xn. o 303 0 hx 0 .: E.JI x-no 305.0 aa No '- ' U X 0-CU LEE-Cn:7,-.1 Q..-tccgh , Chow 4- XOUPI-O-E UU ocouo U55-C 6a 51.2 8-,D Q s gcgcugi Zggilc-.cc az D- .10 LEG- Uuv' -0- x-0 --D 0.2:-gas-D EEg,Ugc.J U7uQn.QD 'U No N-CPU ,EL-.El..t.E-EZ -125123100 .Px U'f:0,E -0:4-LLQ, ...,.,-U, W.: Q-C,-I-.316 2+ -53242 Ugcvzvg ECSUZZL- 1EQO5'fiu1 .Q-D c: o:'-EEE: .Q UU .EI-gm0O,,U min? E22 Nucl' 5205532 .D-0-WN QEOC-9:-8 ECUCOQO 3835l r -I 'U 5-'mvyggxfls -a?m-05053 0 s..-U0-u fhawk-50 -C iq: 9-202: Q- 00 xa:o4.'E 2g2.c.9 59 L. I: U, o ...n-3-2-E: 3C..N0o'5 'UU-0-:L-g-3.2 uE8Lu0s2 0-if Ihsr .xc N cv L.U,c-... UD'X.EE3 ' Etagozg 0.-DUUC E..Q3r- Om -9239922 - cz :.:l1c-if gztxg-Eb as Co . q,m.c 2225-245 .cons ,E EU mg- 1 , 'Ei ig: 53?-Svxw obcixgf 2Qu.lU U 0 .EMSQE gm ESQ: 3-..-UU .0-U,--..M 'Qgfgiim DON g'-Us 311.5-,TNQ-6 Ox. Q ... C -1 ,mflogf 0050-2-D LOD. 00 'E0..l 01.111 On'-2:2301 .C 00 - o..9'o5m-'x 031.5 03.0 J'15Q.2Ugg,-,O E..-,Q , s 3 0-L goxoxgq, 9-QESHS 2' bg.:-omxq, W magma- .:E0lEo'5: u.Ln.2r-mmm -QL V 'P' V, fx I 1 ,. :.N:gx V- - -' ' A V.. .. - V .V--2 j X.- V ' ' .--..- , -- V V Dx .. V V - V VJ V , - ., V T V - V - 5-1.5 .. p.x'- V 1 v , A '- --.S f-'Z'--A -,-V.. ,:..V 3.:.fZ AAL' V.. ., .V-v-: VV.- - P :Z .' :L PV , Z .:' f' : V - - I :TZ S V .. ,- L F V : V C ' I .- L24 f' - M V l I v -.--DV E' 'Z - - ,V V - .. V ' - V IN xl ' T -. V- N,E , PVC V: ag.-: :-Lg EiT' A L I '1' '- l . ,V ' V1 fffz TZ:-P V - -, .- .. V .. V .1 A A :A N-. P V V V E 1. L' V ...V V VJ V V V C f V V V f, V A V I A 'C V1 V f V A N V 1 4. BV 5 Jef? 3,143 ZW-: V V-N T-HI 32.22 ...,-: 2-fi' .151 s - . . .- V -PV ': L :T ,- ,- A V, 1 - N . C: XT V 2 : -.- : 2.4- : xi -.--Q fk 1 : 3 .. 1 2 - N C J' -J..- g 4 1,1 2 V .- AVJ - .. -1 V ' V ' V ' I - - II C15 '-.V V-EV ?:lj-J -Eva 1: Z Vzvlg ..-,V V 'ff ':V --C7 AV V,,T -..LL:Nr i-1:3 :fig TEE: -JCL A E V 7V V V V , V V1 .-. V , V V1 V V 5 V v V ,- V V3 , 1' V1 . ? V .- -V 3 , V V A V V 2 V ,- V , V Z 5 C ,-V p V V BV -.A V SV A V .252 V1 V, SPECIAL PERSDN swim .ln Nearly every student at Duxbury High School has cause to be thankful to Mrs. Elesebeth Bencordo, who served for many years as our librarian. By helping to choose a novel or to find research mater- ial, wonderfully dynamic Mrs. B has come to the rescue innumerable times. Because of the hard work of Mrs. Bencordo and the Library Service Club, we all have enioyed the advantages of an attractive and efficient library in our school. The retirement this year of Mrs. Bencordo means the loss not only of a teacher, but also ofa well-loved friend. nk ACTIVE PEDPLE STIIDE T G0ll GIL 'L I . T N First row: Treasurer Roland deAguiar, Recording Secretary Jennifer Morgan, President Elizabeth McManus, Vice-President Laura Emerson, Corresponding Secretary Dorothy Allen. Second row: Dif-me Kln9f Elizabeth Haines, Susan Willingham, Wendy Starkweather, Robert Bottenus, Janet Willingham, Mary Lou Sibley, Susanna Power, Peter Conathan, Joan Butler, William Benson, Deborah Jones, Peter Shakespeare, Michael Follon, Joyce Blgkemgn. Uvtissing from picture: Hillery Barker, Marcia Delano .l lSponsored by Plymouth Men's Shop and Bernard's Co.J NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY '-3 E- Q 4 x.,-f' iQ N .' Treasurer'Pefer Conafhan, Corresponding Secretary Kathleen Foisy, President Ralph Fellows, Vice-President Laurie Power, Recording Secrefary Linda Walker. LATI HONOR SOCIETY Ralph Fellows, Patricia Moss, Linda Walker, Kathleen Foisy, Ann Post, ,lone Merrick, Laurie Power, fMissing from picture: .John Jessop.l lSponsored by Loring's Jewelersl l l Duxbury's literary magazine, Witerature, - has successfully carried out several ambi- , V tious projects this year. The high caliber i Qi! E of the entries submitted for consideration rf 1' resulted in a decision to enlarge the size ' of the magazine. To pay the increased printing costs and to serve the students and teachers of Duxbury, Witerature established a small book store. Open four days a week during lunch and staffed by members of the Witerature staff, the store offers a wide variety of paperback books in many subiects. ITERATURE UH. Seated: Literary Editor Elizabeth Haines, Publicity Chairman Jane Merrick, Editor Ann Post, Treasurer Linda Walker, Secretary Beverly Thomas. Standing: Peter Shakespeare, Laurie Power, Laura Emerson, Roland deAguiar, Diane Lillie, Robert Bottenus. fMissing from picture: Richard Packard, Joseph McGrath, Nancy Mayo, Kathleen Foisy, Eileen Quirk, Carol Butterworth, Meredith Barber, Kathleen Cooper, Gael McDevitt, Katherine deZengotita, Candace Luscombe, Deborah Driver, Diane L'Heureux, Patricia Moss, Andrea Galiano, Laurie Chisholm, Louise Pape, Nancy Clark, Mariorie Sonntag, Joan Hutchinson, Susan Bradford, Joyce Hall, Kathleen Keenan, Charlotte Queeny, Holly Reid, Elizabeth Trezise.l ,, w 9 Q - F .,1 D - -, ,. - -4 if 19 I -5 . Vg, Secfecz Cyn?-Y: 4:? :', -2-F 'l.:fs' Bef-er., c ':e, 4:re' ' Seve'-'f 2': e C'-Q, f: :r - c:: Welker, L:-rc E-'ers-cf, fIz::e : es, 'Ire -' fe. ST::': g: :-s:: 5r:::':r:, . 'e '-'er :f, N-:':Af Clczrz, Deaf: Ccfffws, L:-rVe s'f:. , 'f'::r'4 -:',:', -:,'se 32: :ef Ec e'-s, fc ee' 'ee'c', -:. e Power, Jccn Bqxer, '.':rg:re' cc.-1, in 3:55, C-.:'f:f::e --s:: :e, 3: ': Vcss, :fre - e-'e-x, .: Wilczes, River: Dccvarc, bv' ce-5-glcr. '?ssf' g :r: :7:'-'e: 'r::, C: ::.r', 3-- ':Y', C':Tr ':' N-:':,f Mcfc, Elizcsef' , 'f':.1'f'c -s, 3- 'ess ':'cgef Cer: ':fefs. 'H '- ne-'S-:', fp' ee' Ccccet -: Ys is-r: s C lam TT crcefy . THE KEY I 1 1 'itorscred ?:'inc e 's -q---.- J1.:-1 f ' I V x 1 'i 1E T A:,IF T . J- J 1 E First row: Diane Lillie, Catherine Alves, Judith Reardon Agnes Stevens Rachel Kropp Elizabeth Shirley Sarah Pierce, Daniel Gilman, John Brennan, President Roger Goin Marilyn Turner Charlotte Queeny Joan Butler, Kathleen Foisy, Secretary Kathleen Cooper, Nancy Mayo Second row Laurie Power Elizabeth Haines, Maura McDevitt, Karen Turner, Cynthia Hoffman Andrea Garland Richard Packard David Travers Deborah Jones, Brenda Jokinen, Gael McDevitt, Joyce Hall Jean McCaig Sally Dawes Third row Carolyn Nourse, Jane Bumpus, Deborah Dickow, Candace Luscombe Susan Willingham Richard Williams Lloyd Salt, Winthrop Bates, Patricia Moss, Wendy Starkweather Candace Jenkins Pamela Ness Nancy Clark Fourth row: Katharine Boynton, Joyce Blakeman, Nancy Spence Lori Plank David Witton Allan Eaton Raymond Chandler, Robert Bottenus, John Wildes, Peter Fagley Margaret Dickow Ellen Conathan Deborah Barber, Julia Fellows. lMissing from picture: Ralph Fellows Elizabeth Hard Peter Shakes eare John Collins Wesley Daub, Mariorie Sonntag, Patricia Howland.l GHUIR This year was a special one for Duxbury as the school hosted the fourteenth annual Southeastern Massachusetts School Bandmasters' Association on March 20. Our own Mr. Jarvis, being president of SEMSBA directed the concert in which twent I Y' three Duxbury band and choir members participated. The choir show was also put on this spring. Get Up and Go was a lively production and a great success. lSponsored by The Turn tablel nf' .1 u x , . I - A .,... --sw. ,nf- n.:. A---. 43- an nn fl s. e- e g.:- I. rc-e ' ' ily C :Axe UI fe X- . za- e2 - X c:er':4 Jcwes, - - 'w ssF -: 573' :.:' 'e' D:-:, 5re':: :':: efw D:-A:,: Uv: U ll ,u ,x I .e..-e.. . A. -. , .-.--. -. ... S.f-- - AAG..- 1...- f M..fv: -. ' .- V -4... 'U - A vs - , ...R- N1 .1 CJ? 'E 'NF'-C --..- sa,-.--. C '...--- C' f g if 1 .. I '- ,....,. ..'. '.. Z- . Q -.. - . ....- ' ...- - -C..': D ME-. --. .. : -'f:. ...5-- .. .--N. -, ..... ... ---,- -- -- -,... -.- . fx.-- - N- - - Q.. . -- ...- .. .-'f-. . , .. ..m.-e.. x....!.. - -1.--5--..-.. ...... .f 'N f ' It ... - ... - - - -- ,.- -- . ., . - 2,..1:'.- -3 ,. :, ----e :. . -, ee .2 :: -: e ' e 's' .-.- 5 -.Av 'R In ll v, - A- x nn ,NA Q- A A e J cr 1:-,:, Q: . .:.k -: -- ,-e J-.- :A--e . .-.- ll -. -. ,- -.- -.. '.-- '- - ' ' '---An -::e- ..e.:, Nc. : 1:-- : - -: H- xi H :-. 5, -C 2 ,-.'-.- .- .AF 5 'R' v- --A g--- -- - -an llf--- g - .. V r- ..,:-.- :. e- 'xwef' :: e :-:.. .---- e- - FllIT!lRE NURSES I I First row: A in reasurer Sandra Davis, Secretary Carol Vickers, President Jane Merrick, Vice-President Diane King Second row: Pamela Ness,Gayle Prince..lanice Wilbur,Bonnie Mathewson, Susan Dangora, Martha Lunn , Third row: Janet Murdoch, Louise Pape, Judith Bradford, Susan Bradford, Nan Grenquist,Patricia Gilman, lMissing from picture: Deborah Davis, Sully Dawes, Carolyn Doyle, Theodora Fernandes, Alice Peterson, Kathleen Whitley 921 sa al 6 l v 1 ,. T. -11 .,' 1 i iii 3 i , - .- -- -.. . ---- :.-. --... --- :-. ..----- K-- '.-,- ---. -.- - --.---- --.-.-- --- - - f- ET...W- 43 is-3' ':-. :': - : --: : '-:- --: :J -: -.- - - - :q,:,, ---- --.-- - Q v 0 . A Q ..., . --, - -. an---- .- -...-- --- 1,-.-. .. - - - -- Ne-IC-'C '- ,'-- C :'-1':' '-'J ':'- 2'- J: -- f: H: -4 JC: '--':- , qy'..:'.. -...- -'-- -z. ,L-- --.:-' ' -- -,.. ' --- '- - ,,- .K-3,-,-: ,-- 1.-. - - . - I z.. C ..' - - - - - I --A :'..S1- : .f - f: -. ': -- '-- --- -- tg.- I -- : f j .j' -,5 2,1 :,-'-'-. .- JC--. - -.-3. I-3 gl- '4 C 121' .- -'.. -v ' FUTURE TEACHERS .y' f ' . ' c . ci si - - ,- Z-I'I'EQ 7- -'- -- ' - '- T ' - - --' LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB I S V S S5 X ' 4r4 -A X 1: -st -P Seated: Brenda Frazer, President Kathleen Boyd, Vice-President Kathleen Whitley, Treasurer Barry Wirt. Standing: Eileen Quirk, Maureen Boucher, Winthrop Bates, Bradford Sampson, Clyde Chetwynde, Susan Rohr Margaret Bates. CMissing from picture: Valerie Fernandes, Secretary Cynthia Wilken.l lSponsored by Millbrook Marketl 'Q First row: Vice-President Judith Reardon,Treascrer Luci'le Nada, Secretary Theodora Fernances, Second row: Linda Gowen, Sandra Paton, Marcia Oliver, Arnette Alander, Ligq Mcnginelli, Edith Garnett, iMissing from picture: Marcia Nickerson, Carol EQOU, l ll5f0Vl0'W JQf1efChGf1dler, President Elizabeth Haray, Susan Dangora, Nevon Kendall.l HOME ECONDMICS CLUB This year President Elizabeth Hardy and the other members of the Home Economics Club have worked on many proiects such as a bake sale, a fashion show, and a collection of ola toys repairea and sent to a nearoy orphanage. Mrs. Neal Trefry, the club's advisor, has permitted these girls to do most of the work on their own, and this systerr has prov- ed to be very successful. The Horne Economics Club is quite an example of a group of people with lots of initiative. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE E - - - A MEMBERS OF THE CLUB Dorothy Allen, Catherine Alves, Donna Baker, Abigail Barber, Meredith Barber, Hillery Barker, Joyce Blakeman, Robert Bottenus, Nancy Bourget, Linda Brackett, Judith Bradford, Susan Bradford, John Brennan, Jane Bumpus, Joan Butler, Carol Butterworth, Michele Caliri, Raymond Chandler, Laurie Chisholm, Nancy Clark, Tracy Colburn, Wesley Daub, George Davis, Louise Dedekien, Barbara Delano, Katharine deZengotita, Deborah Dickow, Deborah Driver, Allan Eaton, Laura Emerson, Julia Fellows, Kathleen Foisy, Andrea Garland Leah Gorham, Laurie Gorham, Nan Grenquist, Marcia Hagger, Elizabeth Haines, Joyce Hall, Jennifer Howard, Joan Hutchinson, Brenda Jokinen, Deborah Jones, Kathleen Keenan, Diane King, Rachel Kropp, Mark Lanyon, Priscilla Larner, Robin Lench, Diane Lillie, Candace Luscombe, Nancy Mayo, Gael McDevitt, Joseph McGrath, Jane Merrick, Jennifer Morgan, Patricia Moss, Richard Packard, Louise Pape, Secretary Ann Post, President Laurie Power, Charlotte Queeny, Holly Reid, Kathleen Reid, Norman Rodham, Peter Shakespeare, Mariorie Taft, Beverly Thomas, Karen Thrasher, Elizabeth Trezise, Karen Turner, Vice-President and Treasurer Carol Vickers, Linda Walker, John Wildes, Susan Willingham. A letter from a German girl named Alida, and Heidi Pape of Duxbury was on her way to Europe. As a participant in the American Field Service program, Heidi is spending this year in Cologne, Germany. Heidi is the first Duxbury student in several years to be selected to be an AFSer, the first person from DHS ever to participate in the year-long pro- gram of the American Field Service. Although the Class of '66 and, indeed, the entire school have missed Heidi very much this year, each of us is proud of our unofficial ambassador to Germany. Who is handsome, intelligent boy with the quick sense of humor and the great ability to make friends? lt's Peter Shakespeare, our exchange student this year from Darwin, Australia. Peter is known for his fine performance on the football field, as well as for his contributions in the class- room. Truly one of the most adaptable exchange students to come to Duxbury, Shakie has become an integral part of our class, our school, and our town. PEOPLE AT PLAY if Ze' aff' J fu Z -4. - J . r ,Q AQ .A dm - 1 I -ky E '. f.. - Q- i Q4 ',5 1 Mx X FO0TBALL fSponsored by WP LMI 3, 1 '14 33 33 First Row: David Shea, Richard Gunnarson, George Morgan, ,vgcmeg Fslgcng been Fr-,fel Richard Lillie. 5eC0nCl ROW: John Q'-1l l4f Roland CleAQUlC1', Edward l-lowarc, Rooerr Bofrenos, Pnilios Crocker lco-capt.j, Christopher Brennan lco-caor.,l, Rcyrnonc C-cnoler, George Davis, Peter Shakespeare, Peter Fagley- Third Row: Coach Charles Artdel'S0'1 Assistant Coach John P-lsooarc: Ricerca Ceflgoicr, Stephen Wadsworth, Clark Hardesty, Peter Macaalay. Edu-.fara Sarrcson, fliiiiarr Benson, Jeffrey Vickers, John Fallon, John Collins, James Riley, Assistant Coacn Colonel Trucen, fMlsslng from picture: George Seaver, William Anacone, ,Jem Bfgngegrc, Dcnclg 'f'f'ol?gan Robert Anacone, Paul Roberts, Leonard Ariagno,Allen Pioer, Roberr Morgan, D3-gl Fggley, Ralph Fellows lmanagerl Sponsored by Village Pharmccyl 7 K 4' .- oft .- J e B -', -, -f ' N -' Q J- ' ' -- V. . 'r ' ' - ' ' '0 5efgS53,, 14- el . --, 1 :Mio 6 6 1 First row: Randal Moore, George McEvoy, Michael Fallon,Michael Garrlfy Second row: Gary MacDonald, Peter Conafhan, Raymond Chandler, Roberf Boffenus, Joseph Myers. lMissing from picture: Edward Conqfhqn Robert Barbosa.J BOYS' BASKETBALL , I ff lug L llfflftn yl ug XX l A 2 ' I L.. ,..- A- s 'A GIRLS BASKETEIELL - -. 1 1 .hai l'- f. f- ' :CSI JCC' Ev' 5: 'f- 'A ' f' . ' .. - 9 -- -1-4lWe',x.c.:. 5- .e..-.:r . UTSSI'-c 'rc'-' :I:r-re: -je--gre, -3 ,- F . , 4 n P A ' .- ,.. .- ,..,- A -..- ,.,.- ,... --,... --., ----- .. :.' 2:2 ,.,.. : -':, -f, .f,.. sq '-, 352- - - 4 ff- 1 .- , FAA f- --H. R. F 1. . A ,lt 2 -la-.--.- .ncie ..- ,N.:--'. :eL-e.--5--.-- - nv- '- . ' 5 'N - ' --f-.-,x.:-Cc: :f Je:-:f:' Jr .af . .:' hee. 223 SCTEI'. 31' 3-13-71 .., 5: . C C 2-5: 3,' 571 l 4- .H -1 ,i , . . ,J l A 1' ' ' 0 1-.. -gv-Q 13 First row: Robert Marshall, Geoffrey Morton, Karl Pingree, Thomas Storrs, Stephen Calm Arthur Taft Richard McEvoy, Robert Garrity. Second row: Robert Sawyer, Janis Berzins,Nicholas Brown Mark Reed Robert Bennett, Donald Barry, Robert LaGreca, Robert Tuttle, Co-captain Michael Wnllsams Wesley Daub, David Torrey. Third row: Manager Mark Lanyon, Co-captain Peter Conathan, William Kung Gregory Winnett Gary MacDonald, Co captain Norman Rodham, Gary Hall, Edward Conathan, Allan Eaton Lloyd Salt Wesley Riley Bruce Rohr. lMissin9 from picture: Robert Barbosa, Michael Garrity,Steven Reggio SDCCER 7 1, wel-TC! 49' l . .QV V V , .' tr if ..lS. .. 5 X lull' ff 7 HOCKEY r X 1 XR X First Row: Kathy Foote, Laura Emerson, Cynthia Hoffman fco-captaini, Elizabeth McManus lco-captaini, Jennifer Morgan, Joan Butler. Second Row: Julia Fellows, Hillery Barker, Deborah Jones, Nancy Clark, Linda Walker, Jane Merrick. Third Row: Louise Pape, Laurie Chisholm, Glenda Lovell, Joyce Blakeman, Joyce Hall, Kathleen Cooper, Diane King, Diane L'Heureux, lMissing from Picture: Kathleen Boyd, Robin Lench, Sandra Burdick, Virginia Marshall, and managers Ann Post ond Deborah Driver.J lsponsored by Plymouth-Home National Banki 'H BASEBALL I . .,, J? w 4 A f Qi' . Q' 1.5 s , I-X 'V , 1 im I1 we Nz K xx' '-f 4 Seated: William LaFleur, John Jessop, Robert Tuttle, Ricardo deAguiar, Robert LaGreca, George McEvoy. Standing: Michael Fallon, William Anacone, John Hilmer, Coach David Murphy, Christopher Brennan, William Benson, Gary Bernath. fMissing from picture: Michael Drummey, Robert Frye, Thomas Parkmaml lSponsored by Bay Motor Co. and Louis' Barber Shopl L.- !' A .qiqs - L -3 4 k 5?3,'f Q-f-'L AG' . ? -. ,g - .-,' Ffa g 1 '.-:Q --'- -J - qfgy, J: - . -. L44- if P JP' -hit - - . - -4 . -.1 ..--- 4 ...-,,,-.-, , z ' 'T' IT- tr: -I-X.'- P2 .'- - ' -'- PT -.N , - P: - -, - - - w 1 ' ' - '-'r1'::1:e' --': E-':w:4:1 1 '1::: .--f: 'fe' E ::r:'-2 ': 'ee-1 .--.l.1- - K h - ---F,-- 1- .ts . ,-,ti-.V - ,:'--...- -- ,.:g, -v YTCQ - -:Th ' SOFTBALL Q! Q .- .--- - . -- --- . .-,- L. --- -5 ..: A ---.- q,., 1 .ul .J A..- H 1 4 55.1- GRDSS CDIINTRY QXXIBUIU Uifl lf' First row: Thomas Parkman, Donald King, Robert Govoni, David Guilderson,Ronald Marshall, Douglas King. John Vickers, Daniel Gilman, Co-captain James Vickers, Joel Kopke, Joseph Myers, Co-capta Second row: Beniamin Bishop, David Collins. W 6.4, l ,ti 1 -, S -K 'R ,. First Row: William Driver, Frank Johnson, Scott Livermore, Douglas MacMurray, Stetson Hallowell, Douglas King, Joel Small. Second Row: Robert Marshall, Peter Macaulay, Lee Morrison, James Vickers, John Collins, Bruce Rohr, William Davis. lMissing from picture: George Davis, Robert Barbosa, Steven Barbosa, Peter Fagley, David Collins, James Riley.l in BDYS' TENNIS Nb! 1 5 ! 'J' v -Q X l -. E, . Q I o, X 0 1 A 'f E GA 'X Z : s' 3.:-- 7.:-ze' E-31 '- V:'-: :z E :- -. .,-.- -- - ., -J . ve . -'-azz'-: :--A 7- - -:-':: ::' I ,1::'1' V :l-5:5 2:13-:' ,':- ,v:1:-:r': -5- Mu '-'f' f'-' 'cr' -- 3 - :Q 3' '- 'I' 'Mr' 3 :', '-5, f-Eff: ' .If l l5'Y XXX 1 'Q L, 47.1 X. J --' - 1. 11-'qs' x-,---'- ,--W, ----3: O J., ' 'ET ZW-1' Zf Z I I- Z' ff-I 1' :r f I ll la'-: --1- '- as .'.5.'-e'. ' '-' I ' 'T-' -- -' - -- -. - J- - :-' -- -. - :-- --- ' - -- gplv- Y-:.- I- -3 -:-'- J :,-1-5 w: - I 4 .. :1:l: - 4 -.- a- - .- -,- - - - - SE - ,- - -: ..- is vve-,.S .. -l1: ' GOLF 'Q' 15.13 ,. , ,. ,,.-..-. - - sr.. 561 'Od' .. , .-if ,,,, , 3 ' 7 'biz . , ual-'r .2 A ' I ' I, Q in ,gfifui ' , .eos- ee ., i W . Q, - in . 1 1' n-U3 l -M 945 Q' luggbei 1'-'14 ' 4 -, . . 0. I Q 1 ' ', I Xia' l 'i ,l W W I-4 -f A . 31 , t 4 ' Q ffl: L if L l li ! T L ' J A L . 4- 'A' fa, v , QA lm Kneeling: Laurie Chisholm, Joan Butler. Standing: Louise Pape, Carol Butterworth, Coach Audrey Hibbett, Dorothy Allen, Jennifer Howard. fMissing from picture: Leah Gorham, Laurie Gorham, Sandra Allen, Meredith Barber, Susan Braclforcl.l GIRLS' TENNIS J PEPPY PEOP ll L E I ,KX , I' CHEERLEADERS Karen Thrasher Jennifer Mor90n Y rl 1 I 'Klli i 'f . k , Karen Turner Cynthia Hoffman Captain Elizabeth McManus fMissing from picture Marilyn Turner Laura Emerson .H E Dororny A-.le Benson, Jcn? Brown, Jocn Ed-fcrd Con: Riocrco oehg Jonn Fofon, Hclr, Joyce Jonn Jessoo, SPDRTSMEN S CLUB if h'Er-'BEQS OF 745 CLLQB ' n, -'f'E,fIorr- Ancoone, Koren Bcrocsc, Qooeri Borocsc, Sfeonen Borocso, ! !I,lfCTT' s Be-mins, Benfcn-Tn Bfsnoo, .Joyce 3fo4eff-on, Rober' Bofrenus, Cwrisfooner Brennan, N':?1o.cs Borer, Rcyvonc Cnonoer, Loorfe Cnfs ofr-, h'crgcre7 Co?Ffn, Dc-:Io Colins, Jo'-n Co. fns, MCH, Defef CON'-2T'1cn, Kcffeen Cocoer, 5-T.QIos Crouer, '-'Jesey Dcoo, George Dcfis, Jer, Roionco ce Agofcr, Norgcref Dickow, Deocron Drifer, Lcoro E 'ersc'1, Defer Fog ef, Nloncer Folon, Rofon Fe ,ov-'s, N'C7GS: Gorrffy, Donfe. GI rr:-1, Rooerf Gon-morscn, Gorf Hcll, Cfcr4 ricroesff, Cynrdc Fo?:r'on, Broc?orc Howcrc, Ecworc Howoro, Je'1n'Fer Howcrc .'JIL.Tor'1 King, Roger LcGr-ecc, rr-'cm Lcnyon, D'one Lzrfeoreox, :GQ L'?'ie-re-x, DTone Ncccolcy, Ylrginfc l'.'crs'c 1, Gcry h'o:Donc:,o, George Ncifoy, Ric'-or: rfcifoy, Efzcbe LIL!Ee, ?erer McNonz,s, .lo ne Nerric-f. George Norgcn, Horok: Nosoer, Dorrfcic Nose, Joseoo Myers, L'4eTo? Dooe, Loofse Dooe, Amen Toe , .lown Gofm, Nom Reec, -'lesQey Qley, Nor'-cn Qocoorr, 3r-::e Qonr, George Seover, Defer Soc-cesoeore, T'-fo-'cs Srorr s, Rooerf forte, Jon-es -'I:4ers, Jef:rey !':4ers, Sfeo'en '-Voosfforvn, Lfnco No.-ner, Koren -'!'T7rey, Ecwcro Q'-'fc-c c ', N': oe. NY fo'-s, Do fo -'f'fTTo . Soonsorec oy foe BCCSTEVS' C JDQA OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Class of 1966 THE DICKSONS 94 Court Street Plymouth, Massachusetts World News-1955 1 Humanitarian Dzfs-Dr. Albert Schweitzer died in September at Lambarene, his primitive hospital at the African jungle outpost of Gabon. The famed physician, who reached his 90th birthday in January, worked most of his life to relieve the suffering of jungle natives. 2 Queen Speaks-Queen Elizabeth ll dedicated the John F. Kennedy memorial at Runnymede, England on May 14, Mrs. Kennedy is seated to the left and Prince Philip to the right ofthe queen. Carolyn Kennedy is seated between the queen and her mother, and Sen. Robert Kennedy stands behind Mrs. Kennedy. 31115, Urzzzterse-The reigning queen of beauty in the universe dur- ing the year was a representative from Thailand. 4 Bosch Returns-Former Dominican Republic President Juan Bosch was vehement in his address at a rally September 25, shortly after his return to Santo Domingo. 5 H'm.i1nRun-Off-Charles deGaulle polled 55.2 per cent of the vote in a run-off election against Francois Mitterrand on December 19. The vote gave DeGaulle the French presidency for another 7 years, but the strength of the Socialist-Communistic candidate corroded the popularity of the 71-year-old president.. 6 Agrees lo Cfase-Fmt-Pakistani Foreign Minister Zulnkar Bhutto trightj agreed in the U.N. Security Council on September 22 to ac- cept the Council's cease-Ere order in the undeclared war between Pakistan and India. Pakistan's announcement came after India had agreed to the order. 7Abnrtzz'f Coup Falls-Indonesian President Sukarno was toppled from power for a brief 20 hours last fall. He gestured at a cabinet 6 X6 ,,., v 1 -2 X meeting on October o during his first public appearance after the coup. which seriously shook his one-matt rule. 8 .Sm tal lfirzricr-Russian author Mikhail Sholokhov was vacauotiing in the Ural region on October 18 when he heard he had been awarded the 1965 Nobel Prize for Literature, The December aw ard ceremonx was held in Stockholm 9 Rflurn In llfsffhitzffn-Hundreds ol families returned to the wreckage of their homes. destroyed bv eruption of 'liaal volcano, south of Nia- nila, on September 18, Yolcatiic ash covered a sixvmile-square area. The death toll was estimated at 500, l0Pm'rufI1'ar-The number of casualties increased as the L'.S, stepped tip its tnilitarv at tion in Yiettiam, ,Xmeritati g1tlxisoI'stoolfi part in many helicopter missions, carrying wounded soldiers. both Vietnamese and American. to copters on makeshift litters for evac- uation to Saigon. I I Raimi ffl C.'fi'fhvt11f-Clhancellor Ludwig Erhard of West Germany waved to a cheering crowd in Bonn after his Christian Democram surged to victorv in the September 19 parliamentary elections, Mayor NYillv Brandt's Social Democrats suffered defeat in the voting. I2 Culfmzaf Ruff Shaken-Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith broadcast a proclamation of sovereign independence for Rhodesia on November ll, The split fmm Britain xx as made in an attempt to insure a white minoritv rule ofthe African colony. It was the first such move against Britain since the American colonies broke awav in 1776. Britain re- taliated swittlv and took the problem to the L',N. Security tiount il. which asked all nations to enforce an oil embargo against the Afri- can colonv. .1