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,,- ik. 3 , S v tl. 'sl ,QZJNAA M In .f,??g,,?lx jAg5j,7i-N fr, Q .N '?urtridge '70 Duxhury High School Duxbury, Massachusetts X change '? CHANGE! lookarou nd ! lookaround! lthe big one!! lwe've all changed. . no no no! that's adaption! the thing is, we've changed the thnes yea! lookarou nd! no no no! that's old that's cliche we've changed we're beyond that yes! lookaround times have changed! Lee Milligan Dedication -l 7 'iz- -gl SENIOR PRIVILEGE PASS s ,XJ-:J -1.9 -- X f. ' 6iQll'Ii'i'91o Minus: of this Pan will result In its withdrawal. , With the turn ofthe decade, many events have happened to change and alter our lives. Certainly we are not the same students who entered DHS six years ago. Through the years many teachers, advisors, friends, and parents, have worked with our class, and have seen us change. But, more recently DHS has changed with the arrival of a person who has worked for and with the students, especially the seniors. Senior passes, senior privileges, and the Student Activity Room would still only be dreams, had he not worked to make them a reality. For these, as well as his help both as our principal and our friend, we, the Class of l97O, dedicate our yearbook to MR. JOHN W. HILL is, fi Wil---5' 'T'-?? .' .414-J U vi -ff Seniors 'VH ' A , m3a,,,,v txt' :FO .H 'A'- , 4 .Al ff 'ffl' fi , 6 E Q 11 1 J A 'wrv- 'y 'PQf'f .fsjffff-fv'k4 'if 'R I I :SAL 01.511 . .,, V'F!-'ou . . HY' - IJNQ5 Doug, V I bf, ji' -N .4-l ' i -H The znziverse is cfmzzgef our lzfe is what we nzfzke it Ei X AFTER THE PROM , JIFIQUEENY DECIDED TO TAKE up RE5I1nENcE IN A CLOSET ? I965 LONCH FASHIONSI-Tow BROOKE LENCH PIECED HER DRESS TOOE THER wr TH GREEN TAPE GO IBACK ONE Go AHEAD IF YGLI REMEMBER NANCY HILL 'I' JON We LEADING THE ISL, 7T GRADE WAS FILLED WITH EXCITEMENTI STUDENT COUNCIL' R CORD I-IO STRIKE AND OUR CONTRIBUTION OEA RECORD PLAYER FROM T HE J 5 C GO AHEAD Q FOR OUR PRODUCTION O F HOODOO THE !W4Gfc1AAf BECOME - SEPT THE CLASS OE 1970 STEPPED INTO AHeAv THE UNCERTFIIN JACK DEVNEW 51 JON ZDYE LEAD OUR CLASS WEN DY BAR KER ROAREDTHROUGH HNDROCL E5 THE LION SPHCES ETTRH 60 n L OK. GO A HEAD - Q- Iof- 46-O VICTORY +C'URTRIUMPH oven THE .SENIORS AT CA RN:-GRAS ON OUR DEATH HAPQH ,A BEE WOUNDED Tom GAAAITABUT THE FLOAT STILL WON! A' If 6'T-SoPHoHoRES- WEPROVED OUR ABILITIES ZI'oN AND JOEL HEAD CLFISS IIOIIIECOIIIING 66 A LAST MINUTE ATTEMPT TO DECORATE THE o RElns'CAR.ev we WERE AN EAGE? C LASS. BACK UP H TOP LOSING TOURNFI MENT DF PLAYS BY one POINT 68lWEARE BRRBARRRIDARKER OURIUNIOR YEAR IN H68 WE NOW JUNIORS ANDBuLL FK-XLLON BROUGI-II THE BROKE TRADITION. D H S emma A LEAD THE CLASS EHROSOE PUTTING IST CLASS THAT NEWPRIN PAL NANCY .SEHRFEER ON A PROM OIDNTHOLDTI-IE MR HILL IS OURIDROMCHRIAMAA QAM E L0 T PROM IIXI NCI-IOOL I-IOLLY ALVES REIGNED A5 oOR QUEEN CL JIM SMALL BEQAVIE. Q R S C PR SIDENT ONCE AGAIN THE AT I-IOIVIECOMING AND CRRN1 GRASI ND WHATWE NOW SAY WITH ORE VIRS BERTONEANU PIR CAAMBERLAIN WE PUT TONGUE TOMORROW WE WILL ONASOCQESSEOL RECEPTION EORTHESENIORS. v TH LL SA WI MANY BOARDS THETDEA5? f OF REQOTVRNO SETRQORR U . . E ' .C- Q o CLASS OF 7O WON I O X' I I IN A FEW EYES,WE SAID GOOD' A5 SEATTQQMTTME T0 BYE LTO START A NEW GAME... GET TOGETHER! MAY-7O,LAST IWI-TI IRE-TO,wE TAKE LITIEHTS-OCOIIIIIQIIIIEIIWKIIIEP YVIIIII Ibm LEQOREBARB PARKER SHELLYREIDARD BOB IVIEYER5 LEAD THECLA55. THESCHOOL DRESS CODE WAS Q , B X 51-ICKED! THIS YEAR MARKED ?OR KOSIREOAITP OF TIVIE OF CHANGETPEACE. HQMECOMTNG, -5? EARLY WE RECEIVED OUR ACCEPTANCE! SENIOR PRIVIEEEES WE 'III HAD THE HARD .Wop wow +THE .SOOCERTERM DECISION ABOUT PLANQ BACK Q! HTTOTI-IE FIIXIAL5. FOR THE NEXT YEARQ THECLASSOF presents CAM ELOT 1970 9 gfzaz guniov. Twin. a.me,1 of ' Q at Mayflower Inn, Manomet May 50 1969 - 7:30 -12:50 Featunng the Jade Forrest 57.00 I per couple H in n ,us 5 Ever- Q 3 'b 1 J ft T UU SAULjfLJfUi A U l Cgijiilj -- -- S ki ll lei l Last spring on the evening of May 30th, if one were to look for the members of DHS, he would have had much difficulty. After searching far and wide, at last the students could be found, transformed into elegantly dressed couples, entering a beautiful castle, set up on a hill and overlooking the ocean: One would expect to see King Arthur among the fair ladies and men as they danced their way through the castle. Highlights of the evening were the crowning of Holly Alves as the queen, with Lucy Kent and Nancy Schaffer as her court, and the announcement of James Small as the new Student Council President. A delic- ious dinner was served afterwards, with more dancing to top it all off, Many old traditions were broken in the planning of the prom, with dinner and dancing both at the May- flower Inn. Modern music completed the scene. The Class of '70 is proud to have presented such a memor- able evening. -Z fi' F-.dag Q Senior Class Ojfcers Seated: Thomas LeGore President! Standing L to R: Barbara Parker Nice Presidentl, Shelley Reid KSecrefaryl, Robert Myers Ureasurerl ' X iff' Wil? 'fajsri . QL vb i , l D I L I' a w , A K' s Q '. s A Q' A ., . '. 1 f 'f -I lg ' L ,I i 4 xg? ' 's K I .. v-, 5 Y -. P 'R f- -- H - . - Z.,-, . ' -. I .in.3?..w-1 4-Q-1. ' ,- 'b- ,.n.:4 1 . , - ,I I .- - ' r -. JL S17 ' 'Z 75' ' ,.-f If rj ' ,gg -. . - -,M American Fie cz' Service l've spent ten years in boarding schools with a government scholarship in Adana Mersin and Diyarbakir respectively. My school is quite new, specializing in more English courses. Diyarbakir, the I4th largest city, is located in the South-East and was built about 2000 BC. Turkey is situated in just about the same altitude as Massachusetts, and there is no difference in the climate. Because of its situation in the Middle East it has been one of the important lands since the beginning of history in politics, as it still is now. ' I like travelling, taking pictures and music. I love meeting people from different parts of the world and from different ways of life. I am interested in social studies, especially philosophy and politics. I like to joke and to have good times with my friends. I will miss you at the end of this year, maybe forever. But there is one thing that I will never miss, love: the love of people and of humanity. I really like Duxbury and New England, believe mel I came from Brittainy, a peninsula which goes far out into the Atlantic Ocean. If the sea was not curved, you would be able to see Brest, the town where l live, from Duxbury Beach. Our two countries are similar in the weather, in the big beaches, and the rocky points. The people are very different in my country. They are very cold. They often like to shut themselves into an intimate group of two or three people. When the people walk in the towns and country, they often forget to look up at the sky and the sun. They know only the grey of the wet streets. I Here I have found the people open, ioyful, and always smiling at each other. They always like to know better their neighbors, their country, and their world. lf you have lived under a grey, rainy and sad sky in Brittainy, you can appreciate I more the sun. And then Britainy, along with North America, is the most beautiful country in the world. PQ O ln late June, I arrived in Durban, South Africa after a twenty-five hour flight from New York. There I met my family of three boys and two girls. My host father is a wine merchant for a Cape wine company. During the first few weeks I went on a safari to Zululand. For six weeks I atten- ded Newforest School for Boys where I took seven subiects. Surfing is an enthusias- tic sport there and before I left Durban, we had a seventeen foot surf. After leaving Durban late in August, I went to Johannesburg for five days. While there I went to a gold mine and to a tribal dance. From there I toured Salis- bury, Rhodesia, Luanda, Angola, and Lisbon, Portugal. It was a very rewarding summer. Jgmfx puEEfYy , L 0.1 i S. ,. J .Ji Partridge Smjjf Jgfil gif. Seated L to R: Amy Gazin lPhotography Editorl, Roxanne Desmarais lLiterary Editorl Cynthia Argento lEditorl, Cynthia Ladd lLay-out Editorl, Wendy Barker lSecretary, Head typisti, Miss Jo Ann Frame lAclvisorl, Barbara Parker. Standing L to R: John Devnew, Robert Myers, Robert Lima, James Queeny, Peggy Wilhelm, Thomas LeGore, Carolyn Chase, Carol Foote. fMissing from picture: Michael Flanagan lCubl, Jeanne LeGore fCubl, Jane Halpin Sl-'SGH l-GGFGCOI William F0ll0 ',Michael Fogarty lBusiness Manager! Brad Penn, Laura Keith lArtistJ, Aiia Kusins lArtistl, Tom Garrity.j 7 6 5 ' 1 J x gt 7.1-5 v s - ,fs lf in 21 V P15 A . IQXN As l write this our second deadline is upon us. Much time and effort have been put into our yearbook to make it uniquely ours. But as we read through the Partridge our finished product, May and the end of our senior year will be here . Roxanne x-.orked hard on getting questionnaires and x-.riteupsg Cindy did a great iob on lay-out, spending long hours on dummy boarasp Wendy worked with us as part of the regular foursomeg Mike rais- ed our money as did the many others on the business staffg Jack and many others helped to fill our pages with picturesp and Miss Frame deserves a special note of thanks: Thanks to all, ,,A 7. My RQ UMW Y 1 1 x ,WW-N. ,QQ Q... Ki i , 10' f 4'-' Jv 'fl , uf ,l ' N, , ' A L f ?ii H 1' . 7,. 4, - 2 , w -'ETS ' . , ,,-. - A mg '- A- -fz 0 Bl - - gg? an I ff wk' 'X I fig, 1 3 if-5 -J? if X fi, 12, ,, U if Q km if? 365+ Fiqurgffifalid vw mos? In+elliqs.rN'f 1 w JOAN RANDALL DA VE PICKLES PAT LEO K SUELAGRECA Ji ... Highway PAIEUQQL A 'Q C9 . O i 634 2 :'i '1 4 w I 1 .4 M, -, -.-,yu U Y Gb rf .file ' 9: 'f ls L f N? bod' CLUB ' :K 6 9 5 QNX 1 1 ,Q I Fl t 1 Y Fd V Aw- 71.7 , L TOMMY GARRITY PE GGY WILH E LM Q1 ig 'SHQ SHG 1 wa ' y I ff - s T 'H ' 'D' 4' L. ---A i K' . -. , i , 2 A 1 ,sw H: 'lm-Y H ' I ,ff A CF:-LES WX 7' . 3 -,Y XJ--L V V77 ELLEN GRADY BRIAN PLUMMER QD 'P 0259 C7 x , IYIOSI' TQIKCLIIVE, BOB SCHNEIDER CINDY ARGENTO WENDY BARKER V I 1 j XI ' 7' I UIQ I ,I 0 SQHQQI IACK MCGRATH 4 ISI gig' BRAD PENN IYIOE-I I.IIQIa7! 'IQ gugggd - i SUE SPERRY DAVE MARSHALL db YA if If I23E.5'I' SENSE. of I-Iumgf' ll T 49 f 'E E -E STEVE WICKHAM JANET NOURSE I CINDY LADD Q., CI U Q E U I 2 J I CLH65 CAROL FOOTE MRT EJLSJV Dressed OOR ij Nik X cg, 1 4 lnN W 2 AIM IWA RQBINSON 355+ QU Hroufwcil OR GR cg, A ,n G AHRE N r MQ 5+ Qu mai' QUIET SCHOOL zcwqe P-,-,.,.. DIANE LE IEUX DHS DEBATI DHS UE-BAT l H 'EAN BARBARA PA KE JACK DEVNW R A Q If 9 0 0 o X D Q 'Ani iff M QUEENY NG TEAM VERNON LANE , N DONE 05+ KYXOEH Fmmd fy 1 D M Qor DHS. KN w NANCY SC HAiFER , M ' I w V l JL 1555+ Pxcfmsssf 1555+ Fldor LQOKUW 'NY HOLLY JANE ALVES CYNTHIA MARIE ARGENTO Cindy JEAN GILLES ARTUR Gilles Choir 3lVice-PresidentT,45 AFS 35 Senior Play 45 French Club 35 Honor Usherette 35 Cheerleading 3. R.B.A .... Hoio's. . . Stop Cracking . . .Sneaking to the monument. . . Beach Bunny. . . The Hammock. . . What a panic ! . . .Boogie Man. . .My Your Your! 5Z.2,3,4 lSecretaryT5 erature 3,4,Partricl e4 iEdit- orl5 FNA i,2,3 iPresidentT5 AFS l,2,35 Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays l,35 Senior Play 45 French Club 2, 35 Field Hockey 1,25 Cheer- leading 2,35 Sing Out l. Magic Number 72. . .Fiddler. . . Goodbye. . .Water Pigeons. . . Je ne comprends pas. . .Comes naturally, eh Sue?. . .Alice baby. . .francais Ill. . . King James Bible. AFS student .. .Pictures. . . Dark Room . . . Physics. . . Bennett's. . .Brittony. ln life l shall tread alone and lead my steps aright. The laughter of man is the con tentment of God. C'est la vie , I I SUSAN ELIZABETH BAILEY I Booz i e I I I I I 1 I ELIZABETH SUSAN BANKS Beth WENDY BARKER Wen Walnut Hill: Spanish Club 35 S.M.A.R.C. 35 Tumbling 3. Duxbury High: KEY 25 AFS 35 Senior Play 45 Tennis 4. Jeff. . . Orpheus till dawn, champagne, TR-4. . .Summer beach Framingham. . .s.c, Hazens...t.g.i.f .... l don't have any money . . . What to do'? . Choir 3,45 FTA 3,45 Sing Out 2. John. . .sailfish. . . Headstart . . . Outreach. . .Tea Party. . . Hyannis. . .moonlight walking. Esplanade concerts. Choir 3,45 KEY 2,3,4 fHead TypistJ5 Wimure 3,4 QLay Out EditorI5 AFS 35 PGITVICIQS 4 fSecretary, Head Typist'I5 Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays l,35 Senior Play 45 Tennis 2,3, 45 Cheerleading 2 D.W.S...Sept. 8...spaz attacks. . .gullible. . .Bulu I 8. 2. .. Can I have a ride? . . 4-66l9. . .softball games. . . cops. . .Coffee Shop Girl. Sometimes it's nice to open up the heart and let some hurt in it proves you're still alive , gg, You give but little when you give of your possessions, It is when you give of yourself that yOU truly give. And in the sweetness of friend ship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures. is Ecole Secondaire L'islet: Jeun- esse Etudiante Catholique 15 Student Council l5 President of class l5 Service missionnaire des Jeunes 25 School Newspaper 3 iPresidentl. Les Remparts. . .Cafe Francais . . .Font Museum. . .Resille. MARIE BLANCHE RENEE BERGER Renee Band l,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3, 45 AV Club 45 Basketball l5 Boy's State 35 Wrestling 2,3,4. Suzuki. . .Clapp Labs. . .Card game tonite?. . .7-27. . . GM. . . DFD. HOWARD THOMAS BLANCHARD Tom FNA 3,45 FTA 45 Field Hockey 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Softball l,3,4. Denny. . .R.C. . . .what are you doing tonite, girl. . .May- flower seafood. . .Hey, Lynn, What's going on at Dorchester? . . .Plymouth forthe best. . . M. L .... beach. . .motorcycles. KATHLEEN ANN BCIVIN Kathy Time has not become sacred to us until we have lived it. My life is like a stroll upon the beach, As near the ocean's edge as I can go. Winning isn't everything, but losing is nothing. STEVEN WARNER BROWNE Steve 1 3 TERENCE GLOVER BYRNE Terry CAROLYN C HASE Lyn Soccer 3,4, Basketball l,2,3, 4. l earned it . . .Kings and Little Ones. . .Flagpole Maker . . .Stevie Wonder. . .Falcon. . Soul Step-Brother. . .Amen. . . Sharp. Shultz. . .Woodstock Music and Art Festival, Bethel, N.Y .... Rabbit Hutch. . .Club 58. . . l really dig Janis Joplin . . . Bay Farm. . . Kingston. . . FII be in Kingston Center . . . Summer of '68. . . Awe, gimme a break will ya . . .Monday mornings. KEY 3,4, Witerature 3,4, Partridge 4, AFS 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Tournament of Plays 3, Senior Play 4, French Club 3, Honor Usherette 3, Honor Society 3,4. Coffee Shop Girl. . . Club 58 . . .mighty threesome. . . basket ball games. . . l spy . . . Lloyd's raft. . .monument . . .parties. . . poke and pass. . .Bulu l and 2. lt is one thing to show a man that he is in error, and anoth- er to put him in the possession of truth. 2 ft' T ,f f7' 1 'R-'QW -A P V Once upon a time there was a time when time was upon us. This time only came once because when time is upon us, that time only exists once in a life of time. Gather your wits and hold on fast, your mind must learn to roam. 5 S 'Z LYNN GAIL CHETWYNDE GERTRUDE LILLIAN COFFIN Trudy DAVID STEPHEN COLLINS Dave FTA 3,4, Library Service l,2 lSecretaryJ, Field Hockey 2,3, 4. Dorchester...T.G.I.F .... Who can drive?. . .Weekendsl . . . milky ways. . .Mars. . . Great! . . .daydreams. . .l am! . FTA 3,-4. Kites. . .See ya later. . .That's really great! l . . .Gerg. . .Oh- What's the combination. . . freckles. Football l,2,3,4. N.L.B...Want to run it... Right. . .Out in my car for lunch . . .Thursday's practice. . .Jim Beam. . .The Vette . Ask, and it shall be given you, seek, and ye shall find, knock, and it shall be opened unto you. - .1 3-v Q. Each day is a gift, wrapped in one golden ray of one sun, tied with diamond dew. YK' We are only seconds in time, which flee so quickly, but still remembered. MARK WILLIAM COLLINS Walta DENISE JANE COPE Niece ROXANNE MARIE DESMARAIS Senior Play4, Golf I, Football I,2. D.H.S. Corner l,2,3,4 .... Shawn...'23t?...choppers... Club 5E...Buck... .Easy Rider...Vermont...hunting.. Don't worry about it . . .USA Animal KiIl...O.P.E. FNA 3,45 FTA 4, Library Ser- vice 3,4 IPresidentI, Softball I,4, Sing Out 2. Lyn. . . Can I have a ride, Kath'?'l . .Cohasset. . . Berlin, Vt. . .UVM. . .4-l l. . . LolIi- pop got Ist and 2ndl . . .How did ya do?. . . Haven't you done chores yet? . . . Lincoln Hollow Farm. . . Highline Bait..-..S.M.R. Witerature 4, PGFIYICIQC4 ILiter- ary Editorh FINA 3, 4 lVice- Presidentjp AFS 3, Tournament of Plays 3, Honor Society 3,4. Sub Stop...N.H .... Friday... Mad Plaid. . . Sure, Darlene . . .BH. . . You're kidding! . . . snowball fights. . . WellII . Live for today. AL A few strong instincts and a few plain rules. I Life is not a spectacle or a feast I but a predicament. I ii QV: 1.. 'i 'fi' ,JP JOHN STARR DEVNEW Jack SUSAN ELIZABETH DORAN FREDERICK WILLIAM DRIVER III Bill Choir 35 Key Club 3,4 IPresi- dentJ5 Partridge 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Tournament of Plays I, 25 Senior Play 45 All School Play 25 Track 2,35 Class Offi- cer I IPresidentI5 Football I,2, 3, 4. Dev. . .Fordy. . .Club 58. . . monument. . .poke 8. pass. . . 482. . .Joe Papotto. ., . That's easy for you to say, Ellie . . . Grammy sitting. . .Toilet Bowl. . G. P. KEY 3,45 FTA 3,4 lVice-Pre- my AFS 35 Tournament of Plays I5 Senior Play 45 French Club 2,35 Honor Usherette 35 Cheerleading 2,3. Mad Plaid. . .Sub Stop. . . Sara can I have a ricle?. .Wellesley . . .Clean Youth Group. . .I like you, Darlene. Choir I,2,3,45 Band 1,25 TTC I5 AFS 4 lHostI5 Tournament of Plays I,2,35 SEMSBA ChorusfBand I5 Soccer 2,3,4 ICO-captainI5 Cross Country I. Oh no the Inter-Colactic Brain Police! . . . Gazonkus. . . What?'? Stone him! Oh Bro- ther. Life is a iest, and all things show I thought so once, but now I know it. It is difficult to see the picture when you are inside the frame. Everyone is a freak. MARILYN MAY EDDY Lyn WILLIAM JOSEPH FALLON Bill ARTHUR VIEGA FERNANDES JR Archie FTA 3,45 Sing Out 2. Niece. . . Lincoln Hollow Farm . . .chores. . . Really? . . . Brillo. . . That's good5 I'm glad . . .Saturdays. . .4-H . . . Me n' Denise are going. . .' Don't hand me that . Student Council 2 fTreasurerJ, 3 iTreasurerD5 Key Club 25 Part- ridge 4 fBusiness ManagerJ5 Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays l,2,35 Senior Play 45 All School Play 2,3,45 AV Club 35 Soccer l,2,45 Basket- ball T5 Class Officer 3fVice- Presidenti5 Sing Out l,2. Faloon . . . ieep. . .incidents. . Yamaha. . .Fiddler's Green. . . O.T.R .... Hondas don't go . . .VW Fastback. Nice. . .wrecked. . .What a drag. . .Mayl . . . ol Rambler . A good laugh is sunshine in a house. .Xi . A fault once excused is twice com- mitted. V oily..- SYS lt is completely unimportant. That is why it is so interesting. 'TL ,X 'hr 5 ,J KATHLEEN JUNE FERNANDES Kofhy MICHAEL ALAN FOGARTY Mike CAROL LEE FOOTE Carol Choir 4, Basketball 3,4g Honor Usherette 3, Softball 4. Kakie. . . Say Pearl, Don't you get too wise today! . . .Funky, ain't it. . . Hey Rita, are you eating lunch? . . .Tough Enough. . . Marlene, don't tell me you're perturbed?!'i . . Dig it. . .Soul music. . .Shoot. . . Hey Pearl, clon't shut the locker . Tournament of Plays lg AV Club 4, Basketball l,2, Tennis l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4. You really do! . . .PTSM. . . 52.5O...2:3O...ASU...Oh boy, Sully is back. . .Barbara. Choir 2,3,4, Witerature 4, Partridge4, FTA 3,45 Tourna- ment ot Plays 3, Senior Play 4, Field Hockey l,2,3 lCo-capt- aini, Softball l,2,3, Cheer- leading l,2,3, Sing Out l. Gunny. . .Clemson S.C. . . . Jingles. . .Sports. . . Dodge. . . Bob Lee's . . .pinned. . .whale . . .My Girl. . .70. . .Can't find the time to tell you. Now we demand the chance to do things for ourselves, we're tired of beating our heads against the wall and working for someone else, say it loud- l'm Black and l'm Proud. God must have spent toot much time thinking about the sparrows and catapillars. Good things come in small pock- ages. RONALD GARNETT Ronnie THOMAS KEVIN GARRITY Bo AMY GAZI N Work-study. . .curly hair. . . cars. . . . to morrow . . .coffee . . . AV man. Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3, Golf 1,2,3,4. Paige. . .Club 58. . .Bald Peak ...VW...Toilet Bowl... Quick Kick ...l'l.P.A. Student Council 25 Choir 2,3, 45 KEY 2,3,-45 Witerature 35 Partridge 4 lPhotography Editorl Tournament of Plays l,2,3y All School Play 35 French Club 2,3 fVice-President, . Clean Youth Group. . .What a hassle. . .light green gymsuit . . .A.A .... Where are my socks? The hardest iob of all is trying to look busy when you're not. .' . A-, V uk, ' ,Q J J 'i',..Ji : 7 S' T , Af- ' T717 3. Az -A e sq is , J Q - K . f Fortune has all power over one who livesg but no power over one who knows how to die. You and I must with our lives build a world where we are as sure ofthe perpetuation and Flowering of life as we are of the triumph of spring. MARIE ANNE MADELEINE GIASS Mado fb ALISON ELIZABETH GILBERT Lisa LYNN CAROLEN GORHAM College Notre-Dame de Bel- levue5 Jeunesse Etudianfe Cat- holique l, 35 Red Cross I5 Science Club 35 Class Council 3. Treasure Street. . .Bistrot. . . Les Remparts. . .Cabaree Fran- cais. . .Resille. . .The Font Museum. ON AFS 35 Senior Play 45 Field Hockey l5 Honor Usherette 3. Diet food. . .Forget it. . .Sum- mer of 68 . . .Janet's beach. beakimoble. . .Susan, going to skip'?. . .worship the sun! . . . 5 8. IO. . .The South. . . Those are the breaks . FNA 35 Prom Committee 35 Sing Out l,25 Rathskellar l,2, 3 CSecretary-Treasurerl . You know that too, huh'?. . . Johnson Girl l3. . .Snufsnufs with Banufnuf sauce . . .Spaz . . . Linus. . .Yoyo. . .retarded. . . Don't let the sun catch you cryin '. . .The little people. Lost time is never found again What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. milf I' Life is like an onion5 you peel it off layer by layer, and sometimes you cry. DENNIS MICHAEL PATRICK GOVONI Danger ELLEN BRIDGETTE GRADY JANE ELIZABETH HALPIN Band 45 AV Club 3,4. What's happenin man? . . . Do it with some souI . . . l know I'm Italian! . . So what if it took me five years . . . You cats are crazy . . . SouI broth- er . . . Why don't I just move my desk to the office . . . Thanks Mr. Hill, I'II never be bad again . Student Council 2,35 TTC 35 Tournament of Plays I5 French Club I,2,3. Hojo's. . . November 24, T968 . . .peppermint gum. . .Club 58. . Summer '69. . .monument. . . CIark's Island. Classical High: Choir I,25 International Relations Club 25 Student Treasury Assoc. 25 Year book 25 Basketball I. Duxbury High: Choir 3,45 KEY 3,45 Partridge 45 FTA 45 FNA 3,4 ISecretaryI5 Honor Society 3, 4ITreasurerI . Steve. . . '69 Javelin. . .Mr. Jarvis. . .diet cola. . .the dog. . Heidi. . .bIue. . .Choir Show '69. . .teaching. . .CaIif. . . . Springfield. . .Washington. Life is like a friend5 you have to laugh with it. The happier the time, the more quickly it passes. Let the sunshine in- DONALD GIBSON HAMMOND JR Gib BARBARA ANDREA HOGAN DEBORAH ANN HUTCHINSON Debbie North Stanly High: Booster's Club l,2,35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3i Ffemh Cllfb lf-2,32 No one knows what he can do till Junior Civitans 2,35 Student Council Selection Committee I5 Newspaper Staff 35 Time award 2. -1 Duxbury High: Football 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 4. 4 in the corner.. .P.O.C... 21. . .The South will rise again. . .Why my daddy the Colonel . . .party at Leahy's. Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play 45 All School Play 2,3. New York City. . .luv. . .Led Zeppelin. . . Bores . . .heaven. . . dancing girl. . .ballet. . .Dylan . . . Harvard Square. . . lost in the stars . . . Swan Lake. FTA 3,45 Ars 3, sing our i,2. Hutchinson's iail . . .the paddy wagon. . . Hey Lynne, how are the little people? . . .telephone poles. he tries. There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. Nothing can bring peace to you but yourself. SUSAN BETH JAMES Sue -4 :f , STEVEN ALEXANDER JOKINEN Jocko PEARL PLINDA JONES Plinda The substance of things hoped tor, the evidence of things not seen. KEY 3,47 FTA 45 AFS 35 French Club 2,37 Sing Out l,2. W.N .... horses...dogs...C.S.. C.L .... Barb...Deb...teaching . . .The Cape. . .Nevada. . . Bridgewater. . .Beezlebub. . .Hoi Ho! Ho! Give a clown your finger and he'lI take your whole hand. Tournament of Plays lp Senior Play 45 Basketball l,2,3,4. Woodstock. . . Hey Jack that sign says New York . . .Fudgicle . . .Club 58. . . Strawberry fields . . .Rabbit Hutch. . .Toilet Bowl. Pray for peace. Choir l,2,3,4p Sing Out 2. Hi Kathy. . .Your turn to sign out Jane. . .Rod's Maverick. . . I Don't want no arguments. . . Kathy. . .Choir Show '69 LAURA EMERSON KEITH Laurie LUCY KENT AIJA ZAIGA KUSINS Student Council 45 KEY 3,45 FTA 3,45 AFS 35 SeKdlTPlay 45 Tournament of Plays 2,35 Honor Society 3,45 Sing Out l. Jim, are you going to become a hairdresser'? . . . Let's have classes outside today . . Quit pickin on mel . . . Jay's coming home today! Choir 45 AFS 35 Senior Play 45 Basketball 3 . The Hammock...D.Q ,D.. J,B,, . . .Hoio's . . .Summer '68. . . Burglar. . .cackle. . .monument . . .Pointdexter. KEY 3,45 Witerature 45 FNA l,25 FTA 3,45 AFS 35 Sing Out T5 Art Club 3,4. Quiet. . . Latvian. . .art. . . Mosquito Village. . .Boston. . . the beach. . .summer. . .'l You know . . .without. Come hither O thou, is life not love? Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it. True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends but in the worth and choice. Dana Hall School: Choir 25 TASP 25 Service League 25 Out- Keep your head meh, your eyes fe lf 9 Club 2- the stars, and never be afraid to Duxbury High: KEY 3,45 Wit- erature 4 tSecr-e-Fc?-yl5 Part?-clge 4 lLay-out Editorl5 FTA 3,45 AFS 35 Tournament of Plays l5 Senior Play 45 Honor Usherette 35 Honor Society 3,4 lPresid- entl . l..J.M .... Mighty Threesome. . . Charlotte, hurry up. . . .WGL and SS. . .basketball games. . . Beulah. . .U .Mass. weekends. . . Club 58... l'll drive if no one else wiIl. . . .Hee-Haw. AFS 35 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play 45 Field Hockey 2, 35 Partridge 4. Hey Jane. . .Janet's Beach. . . J .... summer of 68...Club 58.. imagine it. . .Carol's papers. . . Bermuda. . . Lisa, skippin' to- day'?. . .Airplanes'?. . .Hey Jude...Bulu I and ll. Basketball 35 Baseball l,2,4. Vern. . .motorcycles. . .Harley, Kawasaki, Bridgestone. . .sticks . . . Mr. Quiet Himself . . . heh. walk alone. Myriad laughter ofthe ocean waves I look for success in the future ....- Qa. ,Q '15 MARSHALL PUTNAM LARNER JR. Putt i -9 ROBERT CHRISTOPHER LARSON Larry MICHAEL PATRICK LEAHY Frodo Boston. . . Let's go to the west. . . Wait and I'lI cop some. . .I can't stand it, Iet's leave. . .the chase. FTA 45 AV Club 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Class Officer 2 ITreasurerl5 Golf I K. W .... Poke and Pass. . .Fudge- mobile. . .Toilet Bowl. . .Flower Shop. . . Partner Whipper. Senior Play 45 Football 45 Wrestling 4. A hobbit of course. . .Well hello. . . That's Spanish you know. . . Well it's like this. . . Not to be confused with. . .Eat those pages. . .Mr. Sabol, I was blind-sided you see. No man is an island. Wherever we are it is but a stage on the way to somewhere else. ,J I '55 v I.-4 , I Nothing goes right when your underwear is too tight. THOMAS JACKSON LEGORE III Tom DIANNA JEAN LEMIEUX Dee Dee 4' BROOKE CRANSTON LENCH Partridge 45 Prom Committee 3 lCo-chairmanl5 Tournament of Plays T5 AV Club 3,45 Track 25 Class Officer 4 TPresidentl5 Hockey 3,45 Football T, 2,3,4 lCaptainD. Fuzzie. . .Brock Boys. . . Linda. . . lt's Wendy's prom and Wendy's dragon and probably Wendy's yearbook. . .pink snail. . .on the beach. FTA 45 All School Play 35 Sing Out 25 Art Service Club 3. Hutchinson Jail. . .Paddy Wagon . . . Barney's Bus. . . Hey Lynne, the little people are coming . . . Mammouth. . . Good things come in short packages. Student Council l,25 FNA 2,3, 4 fPresidentl5 FTA 3,4 lTreas- urerl5 TTC l,2,3 fTreasurerJ5 AFS 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays 35 Field Hockey l,2,3,4fCaptainJ I Basketball l,2,3, 45 Tennis 45 Softball l,25 Honor Usherette 3. Scarborough Fair. . .tangerines. . summer 68. . .contacts. . .speak your mind! ! . . .Vermont skiing . . .gaviota. The fool will laugh though there will nought to laugh at. I can resist everything except tem p tation. The fool on the hill, sees the sun going down. . Q . fi .ri tk iff, 1 it . I-L PATRICK LEO Pat S ROBERT JOSEPH LIMA Bob SUSAN LEE MAC NAB Sue Man is known by the company he keeps. Football. .Papa Gino's. . .pizza. . . TECH. . .driving. . .Saturday night. Band l,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Partridge 45 Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays 25 All School Play 35 AV Club 45 Basketball T5 Boy's State 35 Football 3,45 Choir Show l,2, 3.4: N.Y. Jets. . .Good Luck? The Big City. . .Piece of Cake. . . Oooh my! . . .water-skiing. . . 59. . .Big weekend. . .puns. Choir l,2,3,45 Witerature 45 Tournament of Plays T5 Cheer- leading l,2 fCo-captain J.V.l Sing Out T. John. . . B.C .... Woodstock. . . yellow. . . Nassau. . . silly nipmuc . . .J.C .... You know what I mean. . .grouch. . . The Dirty Dozen . . . Belmont. . . Rivers. . .Finast. . .The Letter. Just like my luck! If I hadbeen bred a hotter, little boys would have come into the world without heads . Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad . 'Sf DAVID DENISON MARSHALL WAYNE MICHAEL MARTIN Wino JOHN PETER MCGRATH Jack Where is the laughter that shook the rafter? Where is the ratter, by the way? Tournament of Plays I,2, Senior Play 4, All School Play 3,47 Soccer 2,35 Golf I, Tennis 2, 3,4. Water-pigeon. . .B.B.D. . . . Frank I, 2. . .Casino. . .Fathers and sons. . .STP-6. . .Joe Papo- tto. . .Toilet Bowl. . . Goodbye. .99 0 ..' s-, Ignorance in the dominion of absurdity Rathskellar IVice-President 2, , President 3lp Choir Show 3. 'F Bikie ...CZ-ossa...H.R.... Q EDO... 226...Boom...Wine If Buddy. mf 'I 2 at f s The only thing worth having in an earthly existance is a sense of humor. Tournament of Plays 3, Senior Play - 4, Soccer 4, Hockey 3,4. 4 Club 58...G.P .... Toilet Bowl... Fiddlers Green. . .rabbit hutch. . . class. . .chug-a-lug. . .Woodstock. . poke n' pass. aff' ROBERT MICHAEL MC ORATH Bob IRENE MAY MC LAUGH LIN Rene .el . -I LEE JOHN MILLIGAN Genghis Soccer 25 Basketball l,25 Base- ball 1,25 Golf 3. Dingley Dell. . .Fiddlers. . .Club 58. . .Blue Chevy. . .Bob, what happened to your car? Sing Out 2,35 FNA 3. Tony. .you know that. . .give me a break. . .Oh wow. . . pistachio ice cream. . .tuna fish. . .onion rings. . .army. . . unga bunga. . .Tassy's. . . Did you do your English homework, Cheryl. . . l 'm starved. Band T5 Choir 45 Tournament of Plays l,2,35 Senior Play 45 All School Play 2,35 Cross Country l. T.O. S. H .... guitar...Buffa- lo Springfield Lives! . . .theatre . . .Sunshine. . .MIT classes. . . Family-Jude, Cindy, Audrey, Sherry, Wayne, Joan, Peggy... Naked, If l Want To! . . . vegetables. . . Never thirst! It seldom pays to be rude. It never pays to be only half rude. No one regards what is before his feet, we all gaze at the stars. 'v'vfw'f y 'Nr' Small things like reasons are put in a jar, whatever happened to wishes, wished on a star. 5 Ifwiiiawfgf' MICHAEL FRANCIS MORI Mike DAVID ROY MORSE GEOFFREY GOU LD MORTON Geoff Key club 3, Football 1,2, 3, 4. '64 Ford. . .Mike. . . Left End Special . . .sleep in study. . . Brock boys. . . n62-957. . .8I Plymouth Carver High: Band I, 2,35 Soccer 2,3. Duxbury High: Soccer 45 Hockey 4. Those Monday mornings. . .II9 . . .Hey Mac! . . . Let's split. . . The cottage. . . Yes . . .stangs and no practice make it. Sleeping. . .VW. . .skipping tomor- row. . . come to the oFfice,pIease ite is unpredictable, but very real. t 'Vi x. .ogg Keep hanging in there. Quietness is best CHRISTINE LYNN MOSS Chris ROBERT NASH MYERS Bob BEVERLY ANN NICKERSON Bev Choir l,2,3,45 FTA 35 Tourna- ment of Plays l, 2,35 Senior Play 4. K.C. H .... Punella...B.G.S. U .... April l9, I969. . .Cherish . . .Kurt. . .The Rock. . .gulli- ble. . .What's your act?. . . Hoff. . .Where did the Rambler go?. . .The Drive-in. . .The Letter. ..Squantum. Partridge 45 AFS 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 AVlClub 45 Class Officer 3 fTreasurerl,4 Treas- urerl5 Wrestling 2,35 Football l, 2,3,4. Techy...P.O.C .... 75... Card game tonite? . . .Dux- bury Beach. . . '36 Chevy. . . Georgia. . .D. D. Soul. . .The South will rise again. FNA 35 Library Service 35 Sing Out l,2. You blew it. . .2l48623. . . W.J.M .... weekends...Hi hon. . .Bongi's 9-l2! . . .hair- dressing. . .SAW and JAN. . . Where do you lwant to go? Chevy 67. . .ILW. Procrastination is the thief of time .L . 4 Cross over the river and rest in the shade of the trees. Hang on to your hopes, lt's the springtime of life JANIS AMANDA NORDSTROM Jan JANET ROSS NOURSE Jan PATRICK MICHAEL OLWE LL AFS 35 Senior Play 45 French Club 25 Sing Out l,2. Sam. . . Hi, beelol . . .nice. . Texas. . .wowza. . .BAN and WJM. . .doubling. . .6l Corvair . . .Albondigas. . . I love Smokey Bear. Choir 3,45 KEY 3,45 FTA 3, 45 AFS 35 Tournament of Plays l,3. P. L .... Under My Thumb. . . Bermuda. . .Summer of '66 and '68...Bulu l and ll...hanging ...Club 58...Jane's house... New York. . .good-bye. . . yogurt. . .airplane. Hull High: Honor Usher 2. Duxbury High: Witeratulie 45 Tournament of Plays 35 All School Play 35 Wrestling 3. Browning out at Pasiali's. . . A case of the hungry horrors. closet queens. . .Vomitorium. Advice is like snow5 the softer it falls, the longer it dwells upon, and the deeper it sinks into the mind. One moment now may give us more than years of toiling reason, our minds shall drink at every pore the spirit of the season. Cogito ergo sum--cogito. l've seen better heads on a glass of root beer. FNA l,2 lSecretaryi,3 lVice me not what people think Presidentip Ratbskaller 2,3 lVice-Presidentlg Home Econo mics Club lj Sing Out l. Wayne. . .Apar't. . .motorcyle races again? . . .weekends away . . .outtasite. . o.i.v's. . .parties . . .Bali Hai. . .What a bummer' . . .Boston. . .Fran wl1at's happ ing'?. . .Check this out! . . . Friday nites.. . H. R. Associ- ates. Choir 2,3, 45 Q 3,4lEditorlp Tournament 37 Field Hockey 2 CAROLE FAY PALMER BARBARA ANN PARKER Babs BRADLEY GILES PENN Brad Lexington High: Folk Music Club l,25 Art Club l,25 Slci Club T,2. Northampton School for Girls: Ski team 3. W. M. . . . T Eastern Ave. . . . the wizard. . .sleep. . .scaggy. nud...J. S .... Boston...Fri- day nites... W. M .... good! Choir 3,45 KEY 3,4 fBusiness managerT5 ParTTidge 3,45 FTA 45 AFS 35 Prom Committee 35 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play 45 Class Officer 3 iPresi- dentl, 4 fVice-Presidentl5 Basketball 1,25 Girl's State 3 Bunyon. . .Club 58 . . . Black Bomb. . .Airplanes. . .Coffee Shop girl. . .mighty Threesome . . . Lloyd's raft. . .the barn. . . monument parties. . .poke and pass. . .Bulu I 8. ll. . . What a bummer! Sharon High: Golf T, 25 J.V. Soccer I,2. Duxbury High: Key Club 3,45 AFS 35 AV Club 45 Soccer 3,4 iCo-captainl5 Golf 3,45 Hockey 3,4. Toilet bowl games. . . about six. . .Club 58. . .Frisbee. . Dazed 8. Confused . . .the beach. . .College?. . .'l'I4, , , Margaret. Chaos often breeds life, when order breeds habit. Weeping may endure for a night but joy cometh in the morning lf. Nothing great is ever accomplished without enthusiasm . 'i BRUCE HEWITT PENN Gomley CHERYL JOYCE PETERSON Petey REBECCA ANN PHILLIPS Becka Sharon High: Golf i, 2, J.V. Soccer l,2. Duxbury High: Soccer 3,4fCo- captainjg Golf 3, Hockey 3,4. Club 58. . .frisbee. . .beach. . . toilet bowl . . .corner. . .monu- ment. FNA 3, Sing Out 2,3. Rich. . .Them's the breaks. . . Arizona. . .fried shrimp. . . Tassy's . . .Did you do yOUf English, Rene? . . .Common Don. . .Yeah, right! . . . Light My Fire. . .Hurt So Bad. . . Bananas. . .S.A.G .... Snidley Whiplasher Ill. Dave. . . bucket seats. . . hall- oween. . .horseback riding babysitting. . . laugh. There are many here among us who think that life is but a joke. To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. Quiet at first, but look again, l MARIE BERTHE DANIELLE PICARD Danielle DAVID LUTHER PICK LES BRIAN LEE PLUMMER Bert Institut St. Joseph-St. Vallier: Student Council 37 Class Coun- cil l,2, Theater Troup 3, English Club I, Choreography troup I, 2,35 School Newspaper team. Duxbury High: Homecoming queen 4. Want some lollies? . . . What's for lunch? . . . Bestro. . . Bouti- ques. . .antique shops. . . Disco- theque. . . Le Quartre Latin in Quebec . . . La rue du Tresor. . . car races. Tournament of Plays l,2,3, Senior Play 4, All School Play 35 Honor Society 3, 4 lVice- Presidentlg Honor Marshall 3. Eagle. . .introvert. . .camp. . . N.H .... 3.l4I59265... Oh, Ben ...Time. Soccer l,2,3p Basketball l,2,3, Golf I,2,3,4p Senior Play 4. Club 58. . . Frisbee. .The Sticks . . .beach. . .monument. . .Toilet Bowl.. .Corner I,2,3,4. ..N.H. C.C .... airplanes at the Corner . . . Hey! Squeaky, what cha doin- ?. . . Hey, Bob you want to go to Boston'?. . . Get off it Bobo. Singularity may be good sense at home, but it must not go much a- broad . Keep quiet and people will think you a philosopher. l am as bad as the worst, but thank God I am as good as the best. LINDA JEAN PUTNAM JAMES FRANCIS QUEENY JR. Jim JOAN CAROL RANDALL Joanie He has lost the art to live who can choir 2,3,4, Bond 1,25 Honor f. d ' Usherette 3, KEY 3,45 Witerat- not make new Hen S ure 4, FTA 3jFPresidentl AFS Fournament of Plays lg French . - Club 3, Girl s'State lAlternateJ. . 4 ,- Unbelievable! . . .ribbons and 7 O bows...the little pilgrim... Right!...curly hair...Mad gt ' ' Plaid...Saquish. Key Club 2,3, fSecretaryJ 4fSecretaryJp Partridge 4, AFS We Ore all but Fellow-Travelers, lExchange Student, South Africaip 0l0f 9 l-lfe'S Weary way, if any Prom Comfnittee 3, Tournament of Plays lg Senior Play 4, Soc- cer l,2,3,4, Baseball lp Track 3, Golf 2. man can play the pipes, in God's name, let him play. Mespoulet. . .D.W ..o. Fiddler's . . . Getting Fired. . .South Africa. . .S.T.P.-6. . .Club 58 ...l'l.U.B .... Toilet Bowl... laugh much. . .4s's. . .How's it ...A.B.L .... Morning Sand... 3 o'clock champagne. . .Miller's in the Morris. . .locked doors. . . B. J .... good experience. . .Mrs. Robinson. . .The Lone Ranger. Student Council 2, Witerature 4, The wave ofthe sea is the wave of Partridge 3 CCubi, FTA 3,45 AFS life, the wave of love, ancl the 3, Library Service l,2 lPresidentJ wave of God. 3lPresidenti, 4, Tournament of Plays 27 Field Hockey 2, Honor Society 3,47 Speech Club lg Latin National Honor Society 3. Junior. . .poet. . .quiet. . .iii . . . not crazy, just half we-ird'. . . '69 Maribou. . . LRY . .Deedee's parties. . . library. . .Frank. fi P RICHARD VIALL RANDALL Rick I I ' ' SHELLEY FRANCES REID KIM ROBINSON Cross Country 4. Hey Rob. . .cookie man. . . Green 62 Chevy. . . Lights. . . O'NeiI's . . .Hey Mike. Student Council 3, 4 lTreasurerI 7 TTC 37 AFS 37 Tournament of Plays I,37 Senior Play 47 All School Play 37 Honor Usherette 37 Class Officer 2ISecretaryI, 4ISecretaryI7 Sing Out I. Coffee Shoppe Girl. . . Amy remember our little family? . . .Mosquito Village. . .monu- ment. . .Mad Plaid. . . Can't find my contacs . . .Club 58. Corner 2,3,4. . .Hey Danger! . . . Roco...P.M.O .... Hey, Walt, Get off it. . .Cathi. . .WaIta, let's ride. . .poke and pass. . . Club 58. . .23T'?. . .Bikes. . . Hey,Baby. Thinking is the hardest work there is. She packed her troubles in a trunk, sat on it and laughed. If you can't be good, be good at It o 1 TT l 5 4 1 l 1 l W 4ls '2 MAw'RosEsARoENT NANCY JANE SCHAFFER ROBERT THOMAS SCHNEIDER Bob FNA 3,45 Library Service 25 Sing Out 2. Hi. . .Got any gum. . .What was that order. . . Dargit. . . What. . .Any English homework . . .Want to play cards? Student Council l,2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Band 'l,25 KEY 2,3,45 AFS 35 Prom Comrmee 3 fChairmani5 All School Play 25 French Club 2. Tan VW...bloncle'?. ..W.W.. . Martha's Vineyard. . . Carole, what are you doing '? Library Service Club 3. HLee-BQn9sH...s.L .... zoo... Quack . . .peaches. . .winter at Herbie's. . . l'll drink to that! . . . Rick, put the gas pedal back on! . . .PEACE. To have money, you must work, to work, you need an education. How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it. Cold hearted orb that rules the night, removes the colours from our sight. Red is grey and yellow white, but we decide which is right. And which is an illusion?'?'??'? - if JAMES FREDERIC K SMALL Jim JOSEPH NATHANIEL SMALL JR. Joel SC OTT WARREN SMITH The mark of the immature is that he wants to die nobly For a cause t while the mark ofa mature man is Student Council 314i Choir 31 that he wants to live humbly for 45 Track T5 Wrestling 3,45 one. Football T, 2. P.M.O .... Whata ioint... Archie, what's happin'. . . Where's Danger. . .poke and pass. l O Who dares this pair of boots displace Student Counml 47 Chef l'2' must meet Bombastas face to Face 3,45 Band l,25 Prom Commit- tee 35 Tournament of Plays l, 2,35 AV Club l,2,35 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Track l,25 Cross Country l,25 Class Offi- cer l, lVice-Presiclentl, 2 lVice-Presiclentl5 Football l,3. Harlem. . . Watts. . . Poke and Pass. . yel low-stang. . . Hey, Small . . . where's Fernandes? . . .shoot the pill. . .Mary Ann. Soccer l,25 Tennis 3,45 Track 2. STP-6. . .Bonnie. . .Sam ancl Dave . . . be serious . . .Toilet Bowl. . . Let's blow this joint. The wise make iest and fools repeat them . 1 1 SPT 3 'E 1: 1 MARILYN RUTH SOMERS Merrill CAROLE HELENA SONNTAG SUSAN BOGARDUS SPERRY Sue Silver Lake Regional High: Choir 25 Prom Committee 35 Junior Class Float Committee5 Guidance Aide 2,35 Future Business Leaders 2,3. John. . .Merrill. . .Woodstock. . . B.E. . . .Green Apples. . .V.W. Buses. . .Michigan. . .to fraud. FTA 3,45 AFS 35 Tournament of Plays 3. Blue Malibu. . . Kennebunk- port, Maine. . .My name isn't Margie. . .Won't this car start? Valley Forge Jr. High: Band I5 Orchestra I5 Cheerleading l fCaptainl5 Student Council I5 Gym Club I. Duxbury High: Choir 3,45 Lig- erature 45 AFS 35 French Club 35 Honor Usherette 35 Honor Society 3,45 Cheerleading 2 CCo-captainl , 3CCaptainl . Mirror . . .Tulip. . . Sunshine . . .bottlecap player. . . Cyni- cal - - . A-3, Jim'?. . .58.l0 Je ne sais pas. . .J.M .... S-ich is life . . . Fathers and sonsg water pigeons. . . Goodbye, Columbus. Life is real! Life is earnest! And the grave is not its goal! God made him, and therefore let him pass for a man.. Sarcasm I now see to be, in gen eral, the language ofthe devil. LORRAINE ANN STIER SC OTT ST OUGHT ON PATRICIA ANN ELIZABETH SUK Patty East Paterson High: German Club. To my many fond memories and friends of East Paterson High School. Cross Country I,2,3p Hockey 3. Jimmy. . .Weymouth. . . I doubt it . . .Marshfield Fair. . laugh. . . move . . .soul street . . .V.W. Bus. . . l'm teIIin ' . . . PhyIlis, the tales I could telI. Next year we will all be saying those were the days my friend. ,rf . - gf, -I I ,gr hd I'II find a way or malce it. The hours are long, the pay is small, so take your time and buck them all. . x O.. .Tea R , N If ' N A i' - i s I 9 b C 1 fn Q ' -All ff. r i A -x .K 1 , . in , Q: 5 . 9 .. FRANK GERALD TONREY FREDERICK WILLIAM TREZISE III Bear HAKKI UGUR Kundro Life is not a bowl of cherries. Soccer 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Golf 3,4. Jefferson Airplane. . . STP-6. . . Woodstock. . .peace. . .The Tea Party. . . Nantucket. . . '6I Valiant. . .broad-minded. . . guitar. X Student Council 2,3,4lVice- Presidentlp Key Club 2,3,4, TTC I,2, Prom Committee 3, Tourna- ment of Plays 2,35 All School Play 35 Soccer I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Class Officer I,lSecretaryI 3lSecret- aryl, Golf I,2,3,4p Choir 4. Many men have been capable of doing a wise thing, more c cunning thing, but very few a generous thing. Toilet Bowl. . .Joe Papoto. . . STP-6. . .CuIed. . .Steppa. . . Monument. . .Club 58. . .Poke and Pass. . .Monday Mornings . . .Ill I . . .The Bus. . . Seriously now . . .airplanes. I Diyarbakir Maarif Koleii: The only way to have a friend is Student Council, Witerature, to be one. AFS, All School Play, Soccer, Honor Society, Class Officer, Wrestling. Pink...Are you kidding... Istanbul. . . Basphorous. . .Amigo ...traveIIing...I8...girls'?... Ya, sure! I . . .Hey baby!! pictures. . .my hair. . .F Ataturk ...Hawaii...Japan...MariIyn DEBRA ANN WASHBURN Debbie PHYLLIS DIANE WHITEHOUSE STEVEN WORTHY WIC KHAM Steve Choir 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 FTA 3,4 iSecretaryJ5 AFS 35 Senior Play 45 Basketball 3,45 Softball l,2,3,45 Honor Usher- ette 35 Honor Society 3,4CSec- retaryi5 Sing Out l,2. Studying. . .marks. . .babysitting . . .Florida. . .peanut butter and marshmallow sandwiches. . .Mn Johnson and band. . .FTA. . . softball. . .teaching. . .Sue. W.C...Weymouth....Marshfield fair. . . l don't know . . .P.S. 8. J.T .... crying . Partridge 45 Tournament of Plays 35 Senior Play 45 All School Play 3,45 Tennis 2,3, 4. Ellie. . .Easy Rider. . .Right Walta?! . . .Take it easy Jode ...Club 58...GP.. .Toilet Bowl . . .Pontiac. . . lt's party time! . . .Dig lt! . . .,What's wrong with my hair?! . . . chug-a-lug. . .Corner The only reward of virtue is virtue5 the only way to have a friend is to be one. Who is it that can tell me who l am? if W 1 Believe in tomorrow. JOHN ROBERT WILDER BROOKE MACARTHUR WI LDING PEGGY ANN WILHELM Butterfield. . .The Blues. . . Beth. . .Martial Arts. . . Okinawa . . . Daybreak . . . Eventide. . . winter's cessation. Witerature 3,4 iBusiness Mana- gerl, AFS 2,3, French Club 2,3, Cheerleading 2, Art Club 3,4. Wow! Man that's really beauti- ful . . . library. . .Sure, Debbie. . . Rue du Tresor. . .where's the grocery store?. . .P. and J. Cherry Hill High: Student Cou- ncil l,2, Junior Executive Council 3, Girl's Athletic As- sociation l ivice-Presidentl 2 ilreasurerl, Gym aide l,2,3, Guidance aide 3, Cafeteria aide l, 2,3, Field Hockey l, 2,3, Basketball l, Lacrosse l, Softball 2, Outstanding Serv- ice Award l,2, Duxbury High: KEY 3,4, Wit- erature 3,4 iEdFoiY, PartFf:l-QE 4, Field Hockey 4iCo-captainl Basketball 3,4, Softball 3, 4. Bozo. . .from Cherry Hill East 3. . . What's so funny, Wendy? . . .Eeeooo, bzubi . . . Hee Haw . . .That's attractive. . .West and Lincoln Sts. . .Bonne Chance, Sue. . . Gracias To see, to know, to love, to be loved, is to live. Evening, a train, a road, lights my road is far away. I All the good times that we had are gone now, Only mem'ries will remain tomorrow . DAVID BRECK DANIEL BROWN CHRISTOPHER MAC ARTHUR P5540 was MD shown: CHARLES WILLIAM CARTER KEITH KNAPP I 1 MAGNUS JOHNSTONE DONALD MC CLURE ,La I Q,,'!F I-,ffl WILLIAM SPROUL rg E Y '1 'i ' ' ll , A gb. NE UMANN'S AMERICAN RELEVANCY TEST II ,tm can lJllflCI'SlClf'lCi this test, yOU Ore! ol lying bl an immigrant ci alright Direction: Circle right answer, or one you feel is nearest to right answer or your pencil. Don't be afraid to guess. There is no credit taken off for wrong answers. There is no credit given for right answers. f-1' lf. 5. r' I X F lj Do you think Bing Crosby should be put gently to sleep? 2 C at bl ci di l , 1 -. C E as -..- 61 2D You prefer: .1-,S l em . ' .' 1, 2, 3, 4, l' - bi Are you interested in the abortion issue? , ,. 'S -W: A 5' T , 'E A Peaches, pears, pineapples, a single plum snifflj Write a short story using the Following themes H-bomb, LSD, screams, car -OJ Which of the Following is a number? You, Me, l2, the American eagle 2031 Do you like the curvy roads in cemeteries? V Where? What did you say? I'll ignore that I'm afraid we just don't understand you. 151+- ale 17761 You are really better-looking than those slobs, aren't you? C-,--F nw- 5 i 5 . . pf' P , . V . 'U N ..- A- lf! l N2 3' , x lYou don't have to answer this one. No strain Besides, nobody's looking., Ormp, Grug, Frintz, Grizzle? Did you want the same thing as your parents? Part ll Essay: Choose one of the following topics and examine thoroughly, paying close attention to its wording. Use examples, from the text or otherwise. ll Why? va 'ff - ' 2, Hello. 1 35 Why not ue- -f 4' .l' . --X , farm - --f ,vw , w W-, F., Vey., ,Q f. X, ' .A ix 'Z- Faculty vii AQ v i -V 1.4 ,, Q The more things change, the more they are the same, , 3 1 . Jef A 6 . PRINCIPAL Mr. John We Hill Administration SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dr. Everett L. Honcly if -In ' - ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Ralph N. Blckemon ' If fi'--f 4 , ls...-f f4?.:L?'s S Mrs. Paul E. Mueller SECRETARIES .1-1-1 Mrs. Millicent Jenness Mrs. Howard R. Weofherlow Mrs. AnneWelcker, R.N. - NURSE Miss Jo Ann Frome - LIBRARIAN E Seated L to R: Mrs. Douglas R. Okun, Department Head Mrs. M. E. Sherwood, Mrs l' Philips W. Upham. Mr. James Beuchler. Standing L to R: Mr. J. Foster Cass, Mr. Earl Chamberlain, Mr. Richard Miller. 0 7. Seated L to R: Mrs. David Venables, Mrs. James Pye, Mrs. William Landis. Standing L to R: Mr. Michael S. Reed, Mrs. Robert M. O'Hagen. e D , -L , . l I 6 ll dl 7' L t Cl 172 77 6 g 71 Il Il 3 e n g 1D ie s P ba 1' I nz e n Business Depezrtmem' rl Seated L to R: Mr. Daniel J. Kostreva, Mrs. Wilmot Reed. Science Delbezrtmezzt Lto R: Mrs. John Raben, Mr. David Murphy, Mr. Ronald A. Abate. lMissing from picture: Mr. Robert S. Sullivan, Mr. Robert Hayes., G ll I. D cl' cl ll ll 72 ez C ,. e I 111 e 72 I Standin L To R: Miss Audre Hibbett Mr. 9 Y 1 George Terovoi nen Physica! Edzzccztion Delbfzrlment Sealed L fo R: Miss Ann Collins, Mr. Walter T. Kennedy. The Arts Delbczrtment 5fGndir1gL to R: Mrs George Bliss, Mrs David C Chamberlain fMissing from picture: Miss Anno Davis, Mr. Roger E. Jarvis, Mr. Arthur P. Johnsoni. A 1 3 g Seated L to R: Mr. Thomas J. Woodbury, Miss Lois Dulski, Department Head Mr Lawrence Dunn. Standing L to R: Mr. Gordon Leighton, Mr. Charles Lagerstedt. H., , . S L S 0 c i az I S i Il rl i e 5 Standing L to R: Mr. Francis C. Sabol, Depart- ment Head Col. James R. Truden, Mrs. Robert Bertone, Mr. John P. Maguire. 'U-In If ' 1 5 - -P Sports The world goes up mm' the world goes dozwz And tbe sznzsbizze fillozes the min . gm, K 5 l QF' ffrimiw, 9 S i W ' Q n X . 1 1 ' r I l - . Q- 9 Football lst Row L to R: J. Parker, S. Lillie, M. Fogarfy, D. Collins, J. Devnew, D. Ham- mond, R. Myers, R. Lima, T. LeGoreCCaprainl, M. Leahy, M. Mori, T. Garrify, P. Balboni, R. Marshall, H. Gunnerson, M. Anderson. 2nd Row L fo R: Mr. F. Sabol Uxssistant Coachl, Mr. C. Anderson lHead Coachl, S. Hardy, S. Savasfano, J. Garrify, R. Marconi, C. Haskell, J. Desmarais, S. Thrasher, J. Fallon, R.McGann, M. Ennis, M. Loveioy, D. Laurier, S. McCaig. S. Weathers, J. Merlet, Col. J.R. Truden lAssisfant Coachl, Mr. E. Chamberlain fAssisfant Coachl . 3rd Row L to R: S. Lane, R. Schaffer, M. Kennedy, C. Royal, M. Batista, P. Morgan G. Lillie, W. Greeley, R. Foster, J. Haskell, G. Sonnfag. D. Wilber, R. Browne, C. Caldwell, P. Kokins, R. Cushing. The football team had a disapp- ointing season of no wins, eight losses, and one tie. The team tied its first game of the season with Co- hasset and played very well against Hanover before bowing to them 34-22. Playing for the last time for the DHS football team were Capt. Thomas LeGore, Robert Myers, Robert Lima, Thomas Garrity, John Devnew, Michael Mori, Michael Fogarty, Patrick Leo, David Collins, and Michael Leahy. John Devnew made the South Shore All-Star team as a defensive back while Patrick Leo and Harold Gunnarson received Honorable Mention as a linemen. r' .I L 94 Ti ,wie M VTE i l li f 5 S This year's homecoming got off to o bad start. Due to rain the pep rally and bonfire had to be cancelled on Friday night. Howeverleqrly Saturday morning the parade was organized. This year's float winner was the iunior class with Spirit Bucket . The cheerleaders again this year had the best car. During half-time of the football game Senior Danielle Picard was crowned Home- coming Queen . Her senior court consisted of Ellen Grady and Laura Keith. The class representatives were Doreen Andre, fresh- man, Patricia McEvoy, sophomore, and Catherine LaGreca, iunior. Although the loss to Norwell 21-8 was disappointing, the game topped off the morning's activities. Homecoming el 'f 'Quinn- H:-5- asv MAME. ---.- MA ,Mk A ' Q ? 'L 172' , gg: 5 j S f 1 ' E- i gl . - X, F 'R 1 'I' .4 1 vv J Ala- F, W b-.0-' .1 V - I E: Lf! S 6 W W , Yi' . r T gnu x , I fi. , Q 3 x-Ai 'e 'g 2 .aff ,jx .1 ti If b ww., 4 ' ,I ' V L 5 x VVIJ' ' F fill? '1 rl Af '31 f -if I' . ' 'ff'-'ma-.,. 7 Q '-.. Vx.. ,u . beerleczders rf: . as 9 ri Q 1 n :AA K I A lsr Row: Deborah HerrickfCapfainD, 2nd Row L to R: Patricia Tesmon, Sandra MillsfCo-capfainf, Susan McCarthy, Robyn Fogarty, JoAnn Grady, Nancy Luckey. K South Shore Cham 10725 lst Row Lto R: L. Hallowell, J. LeGore, L. Lewis D MarshallCCo-Captain P McEvoy, P. WilhelmlCo-Captainl, C. Murphy, B Lench Co-Captain C Bishop J . Pierce . 2nd Row L to R: Miss D. BroolcslCoachJ, L. Chetwynde J Handy D Palumbo K. Boivin, R. Way. With an 8-0-2 record, this year's girls' field hockey team won the South Shore Champion- ship. Coach Miss Deborah Brooks proudly boasts of her en- thusiastic members as being the loudest in the league. Spirit seems to have been the overrid- ing factor in the great success of the team. F ', f t- 4i 'Q?'3if.'f5 M.. . - . V. -- U 'fi .' W ,::.f.::4' -wiv ya- . swf' foie J as .sa-'fr v czstewz M ass. Finalists lst Row L to R: Paul McGarigal, David Guilderson, Nick Burdick, David Morse, John McGrath, Frederick Trezise, Bradley Penn, William Driver, Bruce Penn, James Queeny, Steven Browne, Mark McEvoy, Bart LaGreca, Greg Chandler. 2nd Row L to R: J. Foster CasslCoachJ, Michael Mueller, James Tonrey, Charles Fargo, John Aldrich, Hugh Fellows, Richard Palumbo, Peter Chandler, John Pitten- ger, Frank Tonrey, Kenneth Taft, James Bradford, Hubert Merrick, Robert King, James Conathon, Ronald Merry, Shawn Drummey, Jeffrey Cotton, Richard Marshall, Gregory Washburn, Mr. Michael ReedfAssistant Coachl. The DHS soccer team upheld their tradition again this year, dominating the South Shore League with an un- defeated ll-O record and only one goal scored against them. This was due to o team effort. There were such standouts as Mark McEvoy, who made a new school record of 27 goals in a regular season, and Paul McGarigal, who only let in ten goals throughout the entire season. Eastern Moss Finals The team defeated Quincy 3-2 in over time to to enter the Eastern Mass Tournament. Seeded ffl in Eastern Massachusetts, the team drew a bye in the first round. In the Quarter-Finals they beat Dennis- Yarmouth 2-l . After beating Lexington in the Semi- Finals 2-l, the team went on to play New Bedford in the Finals. This team was the only Duxbury team to go undefeated through to the finals of the Eastern Mass Tournament. The six starting seniors will be sorely missed next year. -iii- x Q' 9 H oclee at Kneeling L to R: Paul Balboni, David Guilderson, Co-captain Thomas LeGore, Co- captain Brad Penn, Ron Marshall, .lay Desmarais, Co-captain Bruce Penn, Thomas King, Ronald McGann. 5f0f1Clln9 l- to R1 MF- will igm Purin lCocuchJ, Mark Anderson lManagerl, Warren Holmes, Paul Morgan, Phil Bolster, Robert L'Heureux, John Haskell, Mark Battista Sfeven lflallowell, Robert Jones, John Sheppard, Nick Burdick fManagerJ MF- D0VICl Murphy lCoachl t ,il- fisaldff ul., I4 gn, - k. 4 . ., its X The DHS Hockey team, in its second year of hockey, was in the building stages. The team will only lose three seniors, but has a host of underclassmen in its ranks. Under the coaching of David Murphy and William Purin, who devoted much of their time and effort, the team improved greatly. The Green Dragons were fortunate to have members of the community arrange money-raising drives to pay for equipment and uniforms, as well as ice time Gnd bug drivers. The team has one of the best goalies in the league, Ron Marshall, who was a great help during the season. The senior captains Bruce and Brad Penn on offense, and Tom LeGore on defense, kept the team alive along with team members .lay Desma- rais and Bob Jones on offense, and Mark Battista on defense. 'slr l i' 'Nl Boys! Basketball L 'I ' 1 . 1 - 4 -VC Q1 , . q B Z' Standing L to R Mark McEvoy Tim Leahy John Pittenger, Jon Garrity fCo-Captainl, James Fallon Christopher MacArthur Eric Endreson Steven Jokinen, Joseph Small, Peter Chandler The T969-T970 boys' basketball team had a very successful year under the coaching of J. Foster Cass The team succeeded in making the Tech Tournament for the second consecutive year, by winning 70? of their games. Consistent high scorer on the team was Co-captain Jon Garrity. Backing him up were Jim Fallon and Co-captain Tom Garrity. New- comer Tim Leahy and senior Joel Small finished the starting five, giving a tremendous boast to the team Girls' Basketball Kneeling: Donna Marshall Standing L to R: Donna Palumbo, Cynthia Murphy, Judy Handy, Linda Hallowell, Jean LeGore fManagerl, Miss Audrey Hibbitt fCoachl, Debra Washburn CManagerl, Patricia Mc Evoy, Sherry LaFleur, Judy Pierce, Kathy Boivin. iMissing from picture: Peggy Wilhelm fCaptainl.l 1 ' -AA I PW I . f., - Ra' ' eg, in Under the new five-player rules, the girls quickly adiust- ed, progressing as the season advanced. With team members scoring in the double figures and a strong defense, the girls came the closest ever to de- feating the unbeaten Hanover team. They have a satisfying record in this first year of the new regulations. The girls proved themselves as a team of ability as well as a quick- thinking unit. S. ff Wrestlzhg Kneeling L to R: Richard Hoel, Donald Kendrew, Halcki Ugar, Thomas Blanchard lCaptainl, William Whitehouse, Steven Zollin. Standing L to R: Gerald Fitzgerald, Anthony LaGreca, Wayne Jessop, Ray Banwell, Steven Connolly, Steven Hardy, Mr. Earl ChamberlainlCoachl, Terry Ivanoff, Jeffrey Cotton, Robert Jessop, Roy Bowman. The DHS wrestling team under Coach Earl Chamberlain was in its second year. A relatively inexper- ienced team, it improved consider- ably throughout the season. Since the team consisted of mostly under- classmen, it will improve more in years to come. Outstanding players on the team were Robert Jessop and Steven Zollin who were undefeated in all their matches. Joel Kopke and Steven Hardy were also a tremen- dous help to the team. Baseball lst Row L to R: Peter Chandler, Colin Batson, Robert Larson QCapt.J, Mark Anderson, James Fallon, Jon Garrity, Robert Marconi, Paul McGarigal. 2nd Row L to R: Coach Mr. David Murphy, David Savastano, Mark Battista, Ronald McGann, Herbert Howland l Robert Jones, Steven Savastano, Bart LaGreca, Mr. Gordon Leighton CAssistant Coach fMissing from picture: Jay Desmaraisl Under the coaching of Mr. David Murphy, the baseball team finished second in the Western division ofthe South Shore League with a 9-9 record. There were a few play. Peter Chandler pitched, and he was within the team. the team both offensl the least strike outs team's catcher. Havi this season should be the team. The'69 softball team finished in third place under the coach- ing of Miss Deborah Brooks. Stars of the season were Donna Marshall, catcher, and Pat McEvoy, out fielder, Other successful players were Debra Washburn, Peggy Wilhelm, and Cindy Murphy. Softball lst Raw L to R: Sherry Quirk, Donna Palumbo, Patricia McEvoy, Donna Marshall, Debra Washburn, Nancy Kendrew, Cynthia Murphy, 2nd Row L to R: Linda Matthewson, Roxanne Smith, Kathleen Boivin, Peggy Wilhelm, Sarah Morgan, Rosalie Way, Sherry LaFleur, Elizabeth McNeil. iMissing from picture: Coach Deborah Brooks, Carol Foote, Pamela Shirley.i I .1 I H .iw -- . c F D' ' .' , ,A dai '1 I ' ,LF ' v-L '-,I .mi v-5, . ' In , fl oys' Tennis rb + ++4 L to R: Coach Robert Hayes, Michael Fogarty, Mark McEvoy, John Pittenger, Mark Chisholm, Jonathan Pierce, Hugh Fellows. fMissing from picture: David Marshall, Paul McGarigal, Paul Pape.l Girls' Temzis L to R: Coach Joyce Devine, Colleen Dahlen, Robyn Fogarty, Paige Allen, Jane Jones, Wendy Barker, Linda Hallowellb mek L to R: Robert King, Glenn Brodie, William Reed, William Fitzgerald, Chip Bolster, Paul Balboni, Warren Holmes, Dana Panarelli, Richard Marshall lMissing from picture: Coach J. Foster Cass, Ronald Marshall.l L to R: John Me.afhany, Gerald Fitzgerald, Christopher Drummey, Richard Randall, Robert Pitts, Joel Kopke, Robert Schneider, Steven Hallowell, Chip Bolster, C Cach Roberr Hayes . QMISSIDQ from picture: Warren Holmes.l nxt-. - '.r- . Cross ozmhfy The DHS golf team and Coach Fuller Marshall will be looking for their fourth South Shore League title in Four years this spring. Besides hav- ing won the league title, last year's team placed tenth in the State Schoolboy Finals held at Chicopee Country Club. South Shore Cham ions . -.1 art' gc 71,7 -n L to R: Ron Merry, Rick Merry, Brian Plummer, Frank Tonrey, Harold Gunnaerson Thomas Garrity, Bruce Penn, David Guilderson, Coach Fuller Marshall. . J iMissnng from picture: Bradley Penn 4 !,.p f ,,,f ' . st' it 'ffx' : D 4,-1' 1 1 V r 3-1302.-'fi -' ' 1 ..- ,. z , ,f 1 . i xf 3.575-V ' 1 ' v 1 ll C Q nfvv ,-11---1-.1 -kg ... - . g .-4 V ' I S s-f -- -1-,, ' ' ' J T Activities fam 'hw-J . ',' ' 'F , Q 3. E 'f:-'I- -H mi- Chin, , -. , Q, iw. 5: .fu 1:-.A A ,.'XHLwuQ hifi UNA a . ' . 3 iitfl' Observe always that everjftbizzg is the result 0 change f s l ' l 4' 'I .T 6, gl-eff I I I Student Comm! The Student Council, headed by Fred Trezise, was trying to raise money for a spring concert. Many ideas were put into use to reach this goal. Aside from this, the council has attempted to put on numerous assemblies on various subiects. Through these programs the council was striving for more unity and communication among the students. The policy of open meetings was continued and it was hoped every student would participate. Fred Trezise lPresidentD, Shelley Reid lTreasurerJ, Laura Keith. Grade ll: Judy Pierce lSecretatyl, Michael Flanagan, Christine Grundy, Drew s I I ' 1 4f'. P2 Lench, Patricia Tesman. Grade lO: Linda Anacone, Nancy Hall, Peggy Johnstone, Barbara Roberts. Grade 9: Julie Fallon, Martha McCormick, Nancy Perry, Janet Sibley. ey ab Seated L to R: Bradley Penn, Donald Kendrew fVice Presidentl, James Queeny fCor- responding Secretaryi, Mr. Lawrence Dunn CAdvisori, John Devnew fPresidentl, John Pittenger fSecretaryJ, Peter Chandler Cireasureri . Standing L to R: Mark McEvoy, Scott Lillie, Stephen Canty, Scott Thrasher, Robert Limo Thomas LeGore, Ronald Marshall, Jay Desmarais, Frederick Trezise. W,,7e l ,1' ' .. ,sf Band ' av -F Grade l2: Thomas Blanchard, Debra Washburn, Robert Lima, Dennis Govoni, Grade ll: Steven Canty, William Whitehouse, Laurel Wass, Debra Foisy, Marilyn Gilman, Gayle Southard, Michael Loveioy, Pamela Shirley, Hubert Merrick, Donna M0rSl1Gll , Sylvia Kelso. Grade lO: Hugh Fellows, Roxanne Smith, Jeff Cotton, Harrison Muller, Paul McGarigcll. Grade 9: Ann Irwin, Linda Mclver, Judson Mitsock, David Neubauer, William Emerson, Richard Palumbo, John Haskell, Reynold Cushing, Susan Shirley, Meredith Gallassi, Andrew Pollock. Middle School Members: Kevin Shea, Mark Armey, William Pollock, Russell Shirley, Karl Wockenfuss, William Mclver, Brian Gilman. A V 'Sf-if It i I J Choir . K -5.1, Grade 12: Beth Banks, William Driver, Kathy Fernandes Jane Halpun lEx Comm Pearl JoneslVice-Pres.J, Lee Milligan, Linda Putnam, John Wilder Grade ll: Marlene Amado, Rita FernandesfEx. Comm I John Goddard fPres D Drew Lench Darlene Mosher, John RaynorlTreas.l, Pat Ambrosino Grade l0: Linda Blanchard, Pat Goin, Nancy Hall CEX Comm Linda Hurd Linda Waddell Jane Whittier, Dana Brackett, Mark Endresen. Grade 9: Cindy Bitters, Joyce Davis, Becky Foisy, Kathy Hilliard Connie MerletlEx Comm J Nancy Merrick, Jennifer Newkirk, Monica C'Keefe Pamela Peters Donna Purin Cathy Tellin, Pat WeatherlowfSec.l, Linda Mclver, Jud Mitsock Ann Peters Barbara Brehm Cynthia Cotton, Debby Foisy, Ann Irwin, Kirsten Nielsen Janet Robinson Seated L to R: Barbara Parker QBusiness Managerl, Mrs. M. E. Sherwood lAdvisorl, Sara Packard flfditori, Cynthia Argento lSecretaryi, Susan James. Standing L to R: Lyn Chase, Cynthia Ladd, Janet Nourse, Wendy Barker, Peggy Wilhelm, Laura Keith, Aiia Kusins, Nancy Schaffer, Amy Gazin, Leanne Mitsock, Priscilla Crocker. lMissing from picture: Holly Anderson, Donna Malaguti, Jane Halpin, Julie Manner, Linda Putnam, Steven Sbraccia, Susan Doran, Marlene Amado, Clara Bishop, Nick Burdick, Rita Fernandes, Thomas King, Susan Mugford, Bart LaGreca.l rl lub Seated lst Row L to R: David Hammond, Stephen Sbraccia, Gerald Fitzgerald. 2nd Row L to R, Evelyn Ferrell, Ann Peters, Barbara Doran. Standing L to R: John Goddard, Pam Peters, Miss Anna Davis lAdvisorJ, Te Y Whlfeliouse Aija Kusins, Christine Randall, Kathy Boulrice, Eleanor Wickham, Martha McCormick. lMissing from picture: Brooke Wildingi I Future urses ub Kneeling L to R: B. Davis, D. Cope, D. Friend. Sitting Lto R: K. Boivin, K. Sollis, V. Shirley, J. McCarthy, S. Mills flreasurerl S. McCarthy. Standing L to R: M. Sargent, J. Salt, B. Lench CPresidentl, Mrs. A. Welcker,R , N CAdvisorl, R. Desmarais lVice-Presidentl, S. Zollin, E. Caron, F. Cadere. fMissing from picture: Jane Halpin fSecretaryl . Library Service ub Seated L to R: K. NeilsenfTreasurerl, M. MueIlerlVice-Presidentl, Miss J.A. Frame fAdvisorl, D. Cope fPresidentl, J. Dimase fSecretaryl. Standing Lto R: B. Brehm, S. Sheldon, A. Maclver, M. Gilman, 'T. Whitehouse, A. lrwin, B. Coughlin, L. Sproul, S. Zollin, B. Emerson, R. Palumbo, J. Randall, S. Rawson, D. Purin, B. Leonard, E. Ferrell. lMissing: C. Grundy, L. Wass, F. Armey, A. Peters, J. Stevans, H. WiIlard.l Audio Visual Club Seated L to R: T. LeGore lPresidentl, Mr. D. Murphy lAdvisorl, R. MyerslVice- Presidentl. Standing L to R: D. Guilderson, J. Desmarais, R. Marconi, R. Marshall, B. LaGreca. fMissing from picture: S. Thrasher, B. Penn, R. Larson, P. Chandler, R. Lima, M. McEvoy, E. Endresen, S. Drummey, R. Jones, T. Blanchard, D. Kendrew, W. Holmes, D. M. Govoni, M. Fogarty, C. Batson, M. Andersoni. Fzztmfe Teachers 0 Americcz ist Row L to R: T. Crocker, M. Mayo, D. Purin, J. Cislaghi. 2nd Row L to R: Mrs. J. PyefAdvisorJ, A. Berglund, K. Hilliard, C. Teller, L. Mathewson. 3rd Row L to R: M. Eddy, D. WashburnfSecretaryl, T. Coffin, A. lrvvin, C. Sonn- tag. 4th Row L to R: D. Hutchinson, S. Reid, L. Keith, Mrs. D. 'v'enableslAdvisori. 5th Row L to R: L. Purin, S. Doran,CVice-Presidenti, S. Leonard, J. Manner. 6th Row L to R: S. James, J. Randall, A. Kusins, B. McNeil, L. PutnamfPres- identl, L. Maclver. lMissing from picture: B.LenchlTreasurerl, R. Larson, T. Garrity, J. Small, J. Raynor, J. Goddard, J. Nourse, D. Marshall, B. Parker, J. Halpin, C. Ladd, N. Schaffer, K. Boivin, B. Banks, D. Cope, C. Foote, P. Grealy, C. Murphy, B. Lane, L. Chetwynde, J. Gowen, K. Gibbs, D. Lench, S. Morgan, B. McDonald, L. Anacone, K. Manner, S. Morgan, N. Kendrew, J. Sibley, N. Perry, J. New- kirk, J. Grady, J. Davis, J. Dimase, K. Neilson, J. Robinson, S. Shirleyi. national Honor Society Seated L to R: Debra Washburn fSecretaryD, Col. James R. Truden lAdvisori, Cynthia Ladd lPresidentJ, David Pickles lVice Presidenti, Jane Halpin Ureasureri . Standing L to R: Susan Sperry, Laura Keith, Carolyn Chase, Joan Randall, Roxanne Desmarais . E Witemtmfe Seated L to R: C. LaddlSecretaryl, W. BarkerlLay-out Editori, P. WilhelmlEditorD, Mrs. M.E. SherwoodlAdvisorl, S. KelsolLiterary Editorl, L. MitsocklPublicity Editori, B. WildinglBusiness Mancgeri. Standing L to R: S. Sperry, S. Brehm, C. Moss, C. Foote, S. Walker, R. Desmarais A. Kusins, L. Chase, J. Manner, C. Argento, M. Young, M. McCormick, J. Ran- dall, B. McNeil, S. Leonard, S. Sheldon. lMissing from picture: S. McNab, P. Olwell, D. Palumbo, J. Pierce, L. Putnam, J. Stephens, J. Whittier, B. Wormstead, C. Murphyi. 4 The Tournament of Plays was held on November 7 and 8th, Each class presented an enioyable play and the aud- ience responded warmly. The winner this year was Chalkdust presented by the freshman class and directed by Mr. Richard Miller. This musical version of school life involved a flunking star football player who needed a good grade on a test to play in the weekend's game. Exceptional performances were put on by Eleanor Wickham, a PTA and School Committee president, and by Jud Mitsock, the principal at Center High School. The sophomore play The Silver-Backed Hairbrush involved a Sherlock Holmes type mystery with an ironic twist at the end. Although all acting was good, David Larson's portrayal of Dobson was very enioyable. Food for Father involved an evening at the Baxter's hom retaW comes to cook dinner. The out- standing performance was by William Whitehouse. A skit by Laura Keith and Lee Milligan topped off the evening for everyone. All in all this year's Tournament of Plays was a great success. Tournament 0 lays 1 ,-mr' X . J! :,?,? 42?i in Hg G A ' T! t l rg ' fwwf l Mus- gp ,, , Q ef' V 'Z2 f,. 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O fx' N7 3 Q. 5 S It -v- O T 'pmuoaq 'M 3 Z c cn YT 3 s L 5 51' O n A- 5 'anmaq 'W 'J I'- Q 3 0 s U5 N 2 3 s 0 -4 rn D s Z Z as -I 2. 0 nv K U1 O - Ch s L- S .'P Q ii 945' 3' mio gr- 'P So 70? LF gm 'SET 'U-1 ,- fb I-N4 .. UCD Q. 5.09 9,1 -2, F3 's Qr- 3. 2-E? 'El' US 's 'U Cl? 2.9 31: 'CL 7:5 'n r-fr 2 29 O Ni? 'I 3 CD 'l 5 U2 U1 3' 0 Q. O 3 N cn cn U' 1 Q 0 n D U E 5. A' 5 1. uw 3' 0 'O 'pm YS C6 Cla Q Psx XI Da l 1 -- unior in I ' lass l O zcerfs l Seated L to R: Donna Palumbo Ureasurerl, Peter Chandler CVice Presidentl, Donna Marshall fPresidentl, Cindy Murphy fSecretaryJ. t S0 bommfe ll ! lass , . 9 ODQCGVS 1 . Seated: James Fallon fPresidentl . Standing L to R: Patricia McEvoy Deborah Herrick iSecretaryl. iVice-Presidentl, Robyn Fogarty Ureasurerl, 'CVO v . 4 ' r ' - . ' - .L 74956722672 lass O fcers Seofed: Kim DesmoroisiSecreforyD, Gwenn Herrick iireosurerl. Standing: Leigh Lench iVice-Presidentj, Noncy Perry iPresidentJ i if , - ja f ., x .. ,f.v' ' . , J. pgs.. A HM J - .MV .,,v',g, Hifi 'iii' L X Q 7 -Qi. 'fx ' x . 1 ,K . IL 1 1' I .ACI . ,gui 3 nw. 'QS 'Q IJ O -S T nfl I - s , qu.. p 'fo L N 'R ah-0 Alflfl' 4 ff: Q ff . 1 1 Oil 1 r I f I , - ' .- a v .. ., . .1 ' fin F' , A. X I 0. ' a Dlv W. V, , 1 N K -0 ' ' -.no . Y. . 4 wa ' A Q Ja' w - lv - ' . ' 1 ' ,1 V . , i M, 1 ' . , . QQ., .1 .' wfif' w'.5fg.,g 3' ' I. 454. .M -, I 9--1-.I.f l'x' . ,A kj t Exif x -1. ' we 11 1-rw ,g,,,5L..:J7,-.LQY-. . Y ' 4. 1 ' N w 'l I w 1 V Life is made up ofa group of very unreal realities- Ones we cannot touch, but yet exist, and in their distances frustrate and confuse us, leaving us spinning into a limbo of correctness: how can we grab and hold a reality, we cannot even define them. Some say, lf you can touch it, it is real, it exists, it is there. But --you first grasp the reality, say a book for simplicity, at the moment you are doing it, that action had become part of the past-- it is not happening ever again, yet, you can remember that first grasp, it is to you a reality- you iust did it, but it has become part of Life-- And it is not actually occurring in the present-- yet present, or Life, is used in defining the existence of reality. Obviously a fraud-- Life does not ever exist in the pre- sent form-- or even in the future-- for the future is only what we think it is, having done that, think becomes thought , thought is past action. Future exists in past actions, the present is defined by past actions, therefore Life is the realities that are past actions. Bill Neumann Y ,. 1 ,n ls? E -1'- R. .7 ' s. x . . -- Th'- Am Partridge '70 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. Patrons Frank S. Alves John J. Argento David B. Barker Howard M. Blanchard Robert D. Byrne 8. Mrs. Walter B. Collins 8 Mrs. William E. Collins, Jr. Philip Cope 8. Mrs. Claude R. Desmarais 8. Mrs. Edward P. Devnew 8. Mrs. Frederick W. Driver, Jr 8. Mrs. Emmett J. Fallon, Jr. Lloyd Ferrell 8. Mrs. Alfred M. Fogarty 8. Mrs. Paul K. Gazin 8. Mrs. Percival Gilbert,Jr. Richard L. Gunnarson 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. John T. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. 8. Mrs. James J. Halpin, Jr. Percy W. Havenstein Charles F. James Arthur A. Jokinen Edmund H. Kent Merlin J. Ladd Marshall P. Larner Thomas J. LeGore Louis E. Lemieux Gilbert M. MacNab Harold E. Martin Joseph F. McGrath W. Edward Milligan Roy E. Morse Wilfred Moss Victor R. Nordstrom Parker, lll James F. Randall, Jr. John H. Reid, Jr. George A. Sonntag Gordon T. Sperry Richard C. Washburn Edward F. Wickham John E. Wilder William G. Wilhelm COMPLIMENTS OF ZkHUPNVVCkW6M .Z-XVTERIOR DESIGN Pl-YM QU-I-H 7T?!LLBROOK,-PZFVSS. 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