Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)
- Class of 1971
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As the world changes, people change and every new day becomes a challenge. Each day now exists only in our minds as memories. Through our years at D.H .S. , the class of '7l has certainly made every day different. We would like to thank our advisers, teachers, parents, and friends who brought our class together. We owe great thanks to every one of them for helping us to accomplish Homecoming, the Prom, parties, the Yearbook, and all other activities. For all the things accomplished, we owe the deepest appreciation to one man--as we were a challenge to him. Therefore, the Class of l97l would like to dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Charles Lagerstedt-- with thanks forthe warm help, guidance, and humor you have given us. MR. CHARLES LAGERSTEDT N N , A 1--nnl.....1ar M ' L 2 'W W yt, , 35,4 51260 'za :Wm H U55 f SAK wave of ig: fufwzs ii coming and M515 111 120 figgfing if. 45 5 ,N 2, . 'Nx Ng.--f' MARLENE JO ANNE AMADO PATRICIA ANN AMBROSINO Braintree High: Pep Club l,2, Guidance Staff 2, Homecoming 2. Duxbury High: Choir 2,3,4, FTA 4. Key 3, Choir 3. Anton's Cleaner . . . Any gossip, Rita? . . . Right On . . . PeP . . -HSWIUQCT l'ligl'1 - - -5fG- - - . . . Woodstock Nation . . . right on! . . . revolution . . . the flag . . . see me, feel me, touch me, heal me . . . buffalo B.H.S. . . Peace . . . Joe Cocker! Peturbed . . . R.A. .. . Grande. 'C'sfg45g21-2-ga, - I f 63 ff? PAUL MICHAEL BALBONI COLIN ANDREW BATSON Footba'l I,2,3, Hockey 2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Wrestling I, A.V. 2,3,4. Football 2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, A. v'. 3,4. SS396 . . . How about the Cape, Mr.Big.. .P.Town.. . love it or leave it . . . Brant Rock What are YOU, weird? . . . . . .Elison got stuck . . . Help! 384 . . . Hup 2--Hup I . . . VLE. . . . surt's up . . . The bird going to get you . . . Shut your win- - dow! Harry Grisle . . . Who, me? . . HOLLY ESTHER ANDERSON Basketball I, Key 3, Tournament of Plays 3. ..lforget... fi CLARA JANE BISHOP Field Hockey l,2,3,4. W.F.J.F. . . I forget . . .Peter . . . July 7, l970 . . . our is- land I 1 Mugs .Qx 1 l I 1 R r av., -S ii ' 4 -, , AA t and ' R ll. . 'QQX Stump x-ff' Live for today as if there is no tomorrow. Yi? Clara You can t always believe what you hear, only what you see. 11 Q1H vv gil! ,U Q ow Iris Colin I neither complain of the past, nor do I Fear the future. KATHIE-ANNE BOBSEINE Mountain Lakes High: School News- paper l5 Cheerleader l5 G.A.A. l,2,35 Concessions 35 V.P. 25 Representative 3. Official as of April l . . . the 5snobs . . . New Jersey . L .6, no . . . corruption . . . B.B.G. . . .the three of us . . . mis- chief night . . . mustard and eggs . . . rabbit . . .Audrey's favorite. 5,-.ff ve- -V SUSAN ELLEN BREHM Library Service Club lTreas.l T5 Class Play 25 French Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Choir 45 Witerature 3,45 Partridge 4. Diets . . . Friar's Gate . . . 5 8K TO . . . U. Conn. football . . . this is ridiculous . . . beach . . . monument . . . Here she 'comes, M.A. A 'if' is JOHN WINN BUTLER Sargeant of Arms 2. Corner bums . . . SST . . . Schlitz . . . breakfast of champions . . . street music . . . cruising for burgers . . . the best way to travel . . . '69 Torino . . . Peterborough, N.H. . . Eye god wobbiti god he got me woop Freak Annex . . . The Good Guys . . . CAT FOOD! af! JOYCE KEENE BYRNE Cheerleader l,25 AFS 45 National Honor Society 3,4. Hank . . . Vinnie . . . 4f26f69 . . .Tiiuana Brass . . . Lincoln . Carol . . . Daryl . . . wack-it . C.B. . . J.D. . . Sundance . . . I don't care what they think or say. . . . That's life . . . Moer Tobacco Road AFS . . . Mrs. . . . My Feman dn-. ELWIN NICHOLS BURDICK Soccer l,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Hockey 3,45 Key Club 45 Track 45 Homecoming l,2,3,4. Mothers . . . Top Dollar . . . We own it . . . raincoats . . . Der- bies . . . sub races . . . Nearly killed him! . . . ease it . . . 512 . . . P.A.C. arvu- -Y ,I 4 F is I rr STEPHEN PAUL CANTY Tournament of Plays 1,25 Band l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Student Council lPres.l 4. Savage . . . Rat, what's on the agenda for tonite? . . . Bad news Carter . . . W.C.Fields . . . Lovejoy, you're abnormal . . . O.K., Crocker . . . Student Council . . . Winter Wa Hoo 1:11 Sue O Happy Dayl Kathie One must first be at peace within before one finds peace without. Edgar Don't sweat it. y V,, fir, y Q ' ' i 2 i, y 3 ' 423, . 3' .loy ' fax Q S' No distance of place or lapse of .P N- ' I ' time can lessen the Friendship of those who are thoroughly persuaded to each other's worth. Nick Get what you can and keep what you get. Steve The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. ROBERT HAROLD CARTER Jeanne . . . How about the Cape . . . Mr. Big? . . . Jake Carlings . . . Joe . . . 450 . . . Ellison's . . . big mouth . . . Plymouth, Marshfield . . . raw fish and paint- brush . . . Canty, are you again? PETER BRADLEY CHANDLER Soccer l,2,3 iCapt.i 45 Key Club 2,3, iTreas.i 45 Boy's State3 Baseball l,2,3, iCapt.D 45 Basket! ball l,2,3,45 Class Vice-Pres.3. Gesus-Chan . . . We own it . . . Got to go to work . . . modicker . . . seadog . . . l'm your puppet -if FRANCES ELIZABETH CONNELL Murph . . . beach . . . monument l. . . parties . . . Chappa Challa . . .wine. . .Conn. . .Fire8. Rain . . . T2 years, man, l2yearsl . . . I don't believe it! . .. races. 1' JAMES PATRIC K CREED West Morris High: Soccer 1,25 Stage Lighting l,2,35 Wrestling 35 Ecology Club 35 D.H.S.: Soccer 45 Key Club 4. 3rd period Barnes . . . Where's Mr. Hill? . . . Have a fireball . . . Had raw fish for breakfast. DEBORA ANNE coes Marshfield High: Choir i,25 Drama l5 Softball 25 Variety Show 35 Office Staff 35 DHS: Future Teachers 4. L.C. . . Hey, Turnon . . .520 . . .Havoc in the Quagmire . . long live Pedro! . . . D.H. . . O.R. . . F.S. . . Tomain Towers? FINAST -Holoom and Greaser! SCC . . . My seester! .x.X. 23 if ,R x N F PRISCILLA ANN CROCKER Student Council T5 Key QSec.i 3,45 Witerature 45 Senior Play 45 Tourna- ment of Plays l,2,35 AFS5 Partridge fArtisti 4. Can't find the time to tell you . . . Doodle . . . Big Blue . . . 3 V's . . . It's smiling time, Leanne . . . the crout . . . 412 . . . Smith's C Shop . . . beach ,C-ii M ASN A Harry To be a Joe, you lust have to know. 2:5 Ready am l to go, and my eagerness with sails full set, awaits the wind. Deb Another time, A new place . A new lite. Cilla Fran Jim ,. isa.. Q. , l, .. Y' g ,, , -our .Ziff 135 '15 5, f . A I 'iq fi '.' 0': 'o'14 r' ffxitoa s g nfs fix Ii ' 'fn' 3:4 ' A 1 . p u X , . . p X 1 .hx . u ff? .fQ'fxfQ , Xe -'c' Q- :-' '.-.45 I J f J lf' ...Y .Q Chan The reward of something well done is to have done it. It you wish to please people, you must begin by understanding them If peace be only a dream then let me sleep forever. SHAWN MATTHEW DAHLEN WILLIAM CARL DEDLOW Wrestling 3,45 Track 35 Homecoming 4. Look out for Bigey Rat! . . . P-Town . . . Trick or Treat! . . Business . . . yard care . . . can Club 58 . . . Led Zeppelin . . you work tomorrow? . . . Dump Barnes, third period. truck . . . S5.00fhr. If-' wsx'ff:i,- A 41 ,-1f?iA :Wt ey , ister, wiffy fg' L 1 1. A ' aff 'fi , X, C T X 1 ' in GARY SCOTT DOANE KENNETH STEPHEN DRINAIN Wrestling T5 Football l5Track T5 Baseball 35 Hockey 3,4. Drama 35 Class Play 45 Key 35 Football l,45 A. V. l,2,3,4. C'mon T gimme a break . . . lt's in my locker . . . Whiskers . . . But I iust shaved at 7! . . . Hey King, going hunting? . . . Philips . . . Club 58 . . .buttons . . . bayside . . . Back River shiny shoes . . . Weymouth High. JAY CIAUDE DESMARAIS Basketball T5 Football iCo-Capt., l 2,3,45 Hockey iCapt.D 2,3,45 Base ball tCapf.J 1,2,3,4, A. -f. 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4. Ya know you're the world's worst . . . Top Dollar . . . We own it! . . . pass-out palace . . . Apple Jack is back . . . Any parties this weekend? , 4 .. PAMELA JEAN DUBOIS r , I' 7, ft ,pix 1 fel-::. ' ?t'E?.p:3i . ogk ' No wisdom like silence. 'A 7 ,L A-'T' . , Ax u Qafi ' A' 4 sx's i . ' 's 1' P v 4 . ' xxx . , y 1 Q, A X ' , '74 , ggi' ff, ' X f 1 l ' l x ' 1 Ken Shawn If you have your health, you have all the wealth in the world. Jay I make the most of all that comes, Pam and the least of all that goes. Live by the day. I knew I should, and I would if I could, but I can't so l won't. Doctor Man who does nothing, gets nothing ge. at iris DARYL WATTS EATQN THERESE JANE EDERA Tournament of Plays l5 Drama Club 25 Cheerleading 25 Key 2, 3,45 French Club TSec.i l5 Sing Out 15 Cheerleader l5 Photography Club 45 National Witerature 45 Partridge 4 Honor Society 3,4. fArtistl5 Student Council 4. Where are their heads at? . . . C3. . . sunshine . . . apt. 278 . . . up Wll'l'1 Wl1CIl? , , , the Cape house . . . the rug Cval - . - I' . o's:, ', ' 5 ,rm ---.-if--.,v, --4.-. T if , :ge ,, f, J'-11-, fun rj ERIK ENDRESON DONA ENNlSS DePaul: Volleyball l,2,5 Pep Club 25 Basketball 2,3,45 A. Vi. 2,3,4. Student Council 25 Basketball 25 Cheerleader 25 Modern Dance 25 Chane . . . basketball . . .Chat- D.H.S. : Basketball 35 Cheerleader ham . . . Bo-By . . . Dairy Queen 45 Traffic Control 3. . . .pig . . . battle . . . Black Sgbbcflq , , 9 Deep Purple , , , NJ new kid . . . corruption . . Grand Funk . . . Egg .. . earn Sept. 2 official . . . Stupid . . . you spurs, You're a good boy . . . BCFS Feb. I8 . . . Smit,h's C Shop. EL KAFSI ABDELHAK Lycee de Garcons de Sousse: Class Responsible5 Chess Club5 Photo Club iPres..l . Duxbury High School: AFS 45 Photography Club 45 CYO 45 S.Y.O. 45 French Teaching 4. Rowleys . . . Camera bug . . . pictures . . . Plymouth . . . Psychology . . . Sousse Beach. ,EIA .V h w. -4 . . 'VT' s 5 YU 4 H , -0' . 32 1 ' T ri RITA ELIZABETH FERNANDES Choir 35 Key 3. T.R. . . Right-on, Mugs . . . Stoned Soul . . . Tough Enough . . . l started my diet this week . . . The Jackson 5 are boss . . Soul city . . . Say it loud, I'm black and l'm proud! I Nab . . L..,' S 'S i ' Q - 7.1 Holcki If you really undersfoncl somebody, you will love him. Denniss ' I v Rilo W5 ' - ' l don'f wont nobody fo give me - - is nofhingp open up the door ond l'll get if myself! if I - 1 Terry Farewell to high society. Dc ryl V , I -1 . -, A I ,- x .- . E rik 'rx H in - Q- 'QAXQ . , Q -if 1'4 Befrer end quick, and start fo run. , 43- -- 1 Q-: P'- WILLIAM FRANCIS JOSEPH FITZGERALD Track 2,3,4 C.J.B .... July 7, T770 . . . Jane I remember . . . D.H.S.H. lO.3 . . . Island of Love . . . Old Friends The End. . L , 3 nr 4' . I MICHAEL JOSEPH FLANAGAN Student Council 3,45 Senior Play 45 Tournament of Plays 3. '57 broken blue . . . my friend . . princess . . . two left feet . . . albequerque . . . The Heart . . . mountain roads . . . The curse of the Kumquat . . . a gold covered watch . . . someday .fa I RQ 'V 9 H' Xa 'a f' - . 42 , ' PAUL THOMAS GAZIN Tournament of Plays l,25 All School Play 25 Partridge 4. M.D. . . Itchy brother . . . the Association . . . hardhat freak . . corner bum . . . Red Devil . . . Fruit's . . . catfood . . . O.T.H. lightning . . . The Good Guys . . L.l.V. 16 5-if ,ws .J KAREN ANN GIBBS Partridge iHead Typist, 45 Key 4. Boo-Boo-Guinzo-Peg-Kath-Gayle . . . P.J. Party . . . Hey, Boo, we're gonna be late again! Braintree Plaza . . . Green Pump- kins . . . Jelly beans . . . JANET CONVERSE FRENCH FTA 4. Pat, squirt guns . . . R.T.M.P. coffee shop girl . . . Gnick Nird . . . Is he mad? . . . S.Y.F. Buffalo . . . Easy to be Hard . . nursery . . . How's Pete . . . write me a note . . . Chatham. 11- iv'-miwgj' Q lrgvagy-mmf ,V I Q, is 1 Qhtyifz ' ' I - ' - , 1' - 94 KATHLEEN RITA GIBIBS Silver Lake: Future Nurses 25 Pep Squad 25 Drug Seminar 25 Basketball 25 Field Hockey 25 D.H.S. : Future Teachers 35 Prom Chairman 35 Student Coun cil 45 Health Careers 45 Par- tridge IPhotography Ed.J 4. Peter . . . ice cream . . . clubi . . . hospital? . . .PPP . . . parties . . . Halloween . devil dogs --n,.4.e-vs uma 1-In--3 t i H-QL situ i -f 'li xg - Q iv ' x 41, v- P i Mike Life is a bananai you peel it, eat it, and it's gone. Kathie Happiness seems made to be shared. Legs To say 'no' to death is to say 'yes' to life--to say 'yes' to life is against the law. fs' ' Q' .ai ' rn-ax' V f 1 I ' ' 1 '. 0 ' 1 ' . Q Q . on 5 u 6' i i 4. .11 V V. 1 fxyfltx 1- sr-1 Y , 1., ,u?1.3?7f-f', 3:wf 'sim f Skippy Corruption is t Fitz Wits- - , fs'-'P-'UH-' he weakness of strength. You can't always get what you want -but you can get what you need. MARILYN DIONA GILMAN Band l,2,3,45 Library Service Club l,2 fV.P.i,3,4. C.E.G. . . daily K.P. . . Sue . . . Artie Johnson. ' i H IQX PATRICIA ANNE GREALY Sing Out l5 FTA 2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Tournament of Plays 35 Witerature 4. TREAT . . . lollipops . . . Howe Street . . . motorcycles . . . W.W. . . . C.E.G .... J.H. t K.C. . . . . F.F. . . . Hoio's . . . Pizza . . . Right- New York . . . Dorchester . on . . . vl . . . Southie, yes, Jan et, yes! . . . ls Mark coming? JOHN HALSEY GODDARD JANET EVLYN GOWEN Field Hockey 35 FTA 2,3,45 Senior Play 4. Cross Country25 Choir l,2,3,45 Art Club l,2,45 Prom Committee fChairmani 35 District 2,3,45 Partridge fLay-out Editori 45 SEMSBA l,2,3. Mark . . . Howe, N. Dorchester . . . Southie?, no Patti, no . . . April ll, T970 . . . blue eyes . . New York . . . May '74 . . . Make it with you. weekends . . Candy's parties . . . Don't let the sun catch you crying Capt. Hana Honak Honaka . . . Aragorn . . . Merlin . . . Markl, don't do it! . . . What do you want to do, Brad? l ,,,.,:L..- , .. , CHRISTINE ELLEN GRUNDY TERESA MARIE GUALTIERI Tournament of Plays i5 Senior Play5 L.S. 35 Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Partridge Staff5 Student Council 2, 3,4 fV.P.i5 Traffic Control 4. lce Cream, Bill 3. . . big blue Weymouth High: Student Activity 700 . . . S.C. . . Angel . . . Council 25 Science Club i5 Office Cheryl mes etoiles! . . . the Worker i5 Modern Dance Club l. crout little lost balloon . . . mafia limerick . L . lightning strikes. PafH -ll Quiet of first buf loolc again. God The frufh is found when men are free fo pursue if. The wave of the sea sis The wave of life, the wave of love, and The wave of God. l I 5 Christine The record shows I Took The blows and did If my way. ,l 1, -'- ' 'ff lm .Janet My hopes are not always realized, but I always hope. DAVID XAVIER GUILDERSON Soccer I,2,3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Golf I,2,3,45 Key Club 45 A.V. 2,3,45 FTA 4. Anne . . . Stoughton . . . FieId's Park . . . Met at the Beach . . . 97 . . . We own it! . . . Eastern, Mass. . . Finalists . . . painting forthe town? . . . Fire those cards, Mr. HiII's comin'I . . She waded in the water. HARRY RALPH GUNNARSON JR. Golf I,2,3,4 lCapt.I5 Key Club 45 Football I,2,3,4 lCapt.I5 A.V. 45 Senior Play 4. Hombre's in town . . . we own it . Top Dollar . . . The Palace . . . Derbies and Rain coats . . . Hey, Ron, you want to go hunting? . . Apple Jack is Back . . . good iob . . . Ifol. I 1, 'SQ Y. :2'gHr'14 '-,h1j:3'. r r' , 1- JUDITH ANNE HANDY Field Hockey 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 FTA 25 French Club 25 Choir I,2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Money Making Committee 4. Pilgrim By-Way . . . C.O.P. . . bruises . . . T.T.R.B. . . Clubl . . . monument . . . snowball fights . . . P.P.P. . . J unior Birdsman . . . C.E.G. ROBERT FRANCIS HASKELL Bridgewater-Raynham High School: Football I5 Golf I. Duxbury High School: Golf 3,45 Football 2,3,4. On the goal line! . . . Korea '52 . . . I'm happy about itl . . The Green People Eater . . . cue ball in the corner pocket! . . . I can't see you! I LINDA HALLOWELL Field Hockey 2,3,4 fCapt.i5 Basketball I,2,3,45 Tennis I,2,3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Money Mak- ing Committee 4. The Bod . . . 2g . . . Pilgrim By-Way . . . C.O.P .... TTRB . . .P.P.P. . .Clubl . . . Junior Birdsman . . . snowball fights . . . Mickey . . . monu- ment. . . We have a problem . . You bet. MICHAEL EVERED HAYWARD Dodge . . . Ford 390 . . . Mickey . . . money. .f ,Q-. ,L if ' Gunny '- i 1 'ff-Qu Remember this also, and be well ' persuaded ot its truth, the future is not in the hands of fate but in ours. xy- ' , 0 Gulldo When something ends, something new begins. Hal QTY! Aging is a matter of mind, if you don't mind, it doesn't matter. Judy Time does not become sacred until we have lived it. lf it's not worth trying to be the best, it's not worth doing. Bob DIANNE MARIE HICKS National Honor Society 35 Witerature 45 Student Council lSec.! 45 Prom Committee 35 Cheerleading 3. Dingity-Dang. . . Balloons . . N.Y. . . France . . .C.S. . . . No, not electives!! . . . Diet . . l've got to study . . . 6'5 . . driving . . . Little green apples . . . beach . . . monument. idk 1.3 . .hu V ' i J '. it SUE ANN JESSOP Field Hockey l,25 Basketball I,25 FTA 2. Jimmy . . . Fords don't go . . . Get out the boats . . . Curtis Farms . . . that's dynamite . . . no way, baby . . . I wasn't driv- ing fast . . . Aug. l97l . . . trans-am . . . Scituate . . . I don't believe it . . . can't help it . . . not a chance. CAROLYN LOUISE HOUGHTON Choir I,25 Key 3,45 FTA I,45 Library Service Club I. How's your wonder bar, Sue? . . Can I have a ride, Muggs'? . . . lust fine . . . Erik, you work- ing today or am I? . . . Heavy, hub Barb? . . . PJ's . . . Most unusual circumstances J.R. ! . . Guit-Fiddle . . . Ioners . . . Chi-town ks, JUDITH MARION JOHNSON Art Club 45 FTA 4. Rick . . . Hey, Speedy! . . . Don't call me Jewtz . . . Dec.I97l A.R. is sinking . . . Bobby, don't hit me . . . HELP . . . Our House . . . You're Crazy! . . . diamond ring . . . outasite . . . Dusters do so go .' . . 53.80 . . . But Rick, I quit! . . . When are you gonna get a haircut? HERBERT ALERTON HOWLAND Cross Country l,25 Baseball I,2. Hey, mon! . . . Oh ya? WOW . . . Good Scudder! . . . Anthony A . . .Super Boat! . . . Good car, buy it! . . . clutch . . IO2 dollars! . . . Gordon's . . WeIl, you know how it isn't. . . 305. SYLVIA KELSO Student Council I,2,45 Band l,2,3 National Honor Society 3,45 Witerature 2,3,45 Ecology Club fPres.D 3,45 Tournament of Plays I5 All School Play 2. Peace . . . YEK . . . Greece . . Who's blind? . . . outside . . white rats . . . scata' I Judge t.. --2 Boo Ni A brain. An apparatus with which we think that we think. When God closes the door, he always opens a window. He is happy that knoweth not himself to be otherwise. Tass All l maintain is that on this earth there are pestilences and there are victims, and it is up to us not T0 join forces with the pestilences. Dee Cadgie To touch, to teel, to watch, to see, to awaken, to sense, if for all my life--it is merely for a moment. Judi The happier the time, the more quickly it I passes. DONALD LEE KENDREW Football, l,2,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Key Club 2,3,4 fPres.I5 A.V. 2,3,45 Tournament of Plays l,2. Duxbury Beach Park . . . Eagle Scout . . . biking . . . camping . . . Mr. B. . . White Inter- national Truck . . . nickname . . Cleveland . . . Malisa . . . Babish . . . Miss T.A.A. l 1 ' 'T ' Q f, N I 'K '1 ff. ' ' 'kg 'A' ff s iqg I I I 7- W ' t I L JOEL MILES KOPKE Cross Country I,2,35 .Track I, Basketball I5 Wrestling 35 Baseball 2,35 Prom Committee 3. Drew. . . J.J.. .Clubl . . . Cynthia . . . Crayon Miris . . . Don't worry about it . . . Look at the freak! . . . beefers . . . Esso . . . Cowboy Wrestler . My girl is a Natural Blonde. BARRY WILLIAM KING Key Club 2,3,45 Partridge l I I fLiterary Editorl 45 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming 3,4. Court . . . accidents . . . p.p.p. . . .newkid. . .c'monl . . . refreshments . . . the stix . . . confusion . . . pint-size V. r. 'f- ' ,- .i 43 .Ji fl BARTHOLOMEW CHRIST OPHER LQGRECA Soccer I,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Basketball I5 A. V. 2,3,45 Key Club 3, 45 Senior Play 4. Soccer . . . twin . . . We own it . . . S.S.L. Champs . . . Fire those cards, Gunnyl . . . Statis- tician . . . gamble? . . . Formula Vee . . . 58 Bug . . . 43. THOMAS HAROLD KING Hockey 2,3,45 Key 3,45 Cross Country 45 Baseball 3,45 A.V, 45 Prom Committee 3. Aug. 3rd . . . Falcon wagon . . . Leta . . . Doctor Doane . . . mus- krats . . . buttons . . . Nov. I6 . . . The Great Hunter ill CATHERINE LOUISE CHRISTINA LaGRECA Basketball I,2,35 Softball I,2,35 FTA l,25 Homecoming 2,3,45 Cheerleading 45 Tournament of Plays 3. D.R.M. . . twin . . . D.P.B. . . onl...Bmet2...HnAuANsH . . . huggle . . . How we go, Bart! . . . Prom Queen. Cathe I am nothing it not critical. Bart For worn for arms being prepared is half the victory. vq,e- Q Joel llgpjps-.. .:4.wx ,,i A ,gh J Ter' 'Ill X 1 .Iii .sE.l5,,u Q NYY, liiibliniceigghu vita 1. 5 Q . 1 'lU5tnni N' U . . . Q Q . 'N W hi 'lk-. hgllfs 'gfll - ' aste not, want notp epsave 5 'sfo .QQ ,, i , 6. 3 the land for the next generation. Y W mfg, X aa! ' - 1- Tommy wr Q-1. fl , .. . 0 2 Where we live or how we live , cw: is of little consequence. What Gumby it 1 I , is all -important is to live. g Bear ' Life consists not in holding good Keep YOUV heed l'l9l i YOU' eyes fo cords, but in playing mcse you do the stars, and never be afraid to hold well. walk alone. BRENDA JEAN NE MNE French Club I5 Sing Out l5FTA 2,3i Archery Club 35 Art Club 45Ecology Club 45 Honor Usherette 3. Terrific . . . Oh, Sy! . . . Well . . . off hand accordingly . . .'63 Falcon. . . What'? . . . Susan . Walk in Sunshine . . . Free. l DREW HARRIS LE NCH Basketball I,2,45 Choir 2,3,45 Field Hockey l,25 FTA l,25 Student Council 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 French Club I,25 Home- coming 25 Health Careers Club- fPres.I 4. Joel. . . skiing . . . C.E.G. . . Cynthia . . . Crayon Miris . . . Clubl . . . .l.J. . . June 22, T969 . . . T.P.R.B. . . Tan- etti's. TIMOTHY JAMES LEAHY JEANNE LeGORE Field Hockey 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming I,2,3,45 Partridge 4 lEditor-in-ChieFI5 Basketball IMgr.I 35 Track 3,4. Aanasquan High: Basketball l,25 Journalism I,25 Blue 8- Gray 25 hotoqraphy 2. Duxbury High: Basketball 3, 45 Soccer 45 A.V. 45 Key Club 4. Bob . . . Enioy life . . . NOW! . . Whoops . . . the Gurnet . . . Hey, Kath, what's up? . . . C.O.P. . . S.L.M...Hardin Hill. . . May? . . . Jay, you own it . . . You and your chewed up gum . . . braces . . . feet . . . SMILE ! . . . Submarine Races. . . Derbies. It's Thursday, Donna! V.O. 'FL' 1 STEPHANIE LEONARD GISELE MARIE LEVESOUE Painting . . . Reading . . . Skating Witerature 3,45 FTA 3,4 lTreas.I5 . . . dances . . . ski-doo . . . sun Sing Out 25 Prom Committee 3. . . . walking . . . traveling . . . beach . . . swimming . . . unity B.W.C. . . halta backwards hold . . . action . . . Liberty . mu- . . . You make me so very happy sic . . . songs . . . Evolution . . . . . . TFEL . . . SYF . . . How's Big-City . . . risk . . . Guess who Pete'? . . . S.U.S. . I'ts gonna . . . corvette . . . Tom Jones . . turtle!! . . . l've got '79! . . . Florida . . .trip . . . vacancy . . bananas . . . Why? long hair . . . Vogue . Q . I ' . i , - 4 sw , f i A ,V A 3 , . 2 . 5 think It s gonna rom today It S love of T. rm Live for today, there moy not be C1 tomorrow. . - , .ivhlx Xt 'tg ol ' ' '.-'x.- ' -wa Steph The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. LUCY DOW LEYLAND Darien High: Tennis 25 Head Start 25 Field Hockey 2. Duxbury High: Photography 4. The rug . . . C3. . . leopard . . . the Cape House . . . the chance of a lifetime . . . the blockhead 47 in a series of 2I SCOTT EDWARDS LILLIE MICHAEL THOMAS LOVEJOY Football I,2,35 Wrestling 3,45 Tennis I,2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Tournament of Plays I,2. Basketball 2,45 Football ICO-Capt.I I,2,3,45 Class Vice- Pres. 45 Key Club 2,3,4. Foi . . . zit . . . my backI . . Lil . . . Little Last Balloon . . . red devil , , , Ahj, , , Greezers can't find the time . . . L.K. . OFF season . . . toilet bowl . . . Apple Jack is back . . . Top Dollar! . . . Pictures, Carter?! . . . H.A. . . How ya gettin' home, Steve? . . . sliderule . . aout Yah? . . . labday . .. Boiga .if L YD 'Ian DONNA LEE MALAGUTI Track 3,45 Pep Squad 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Maiorette 25 Homecoming iv ' ' W '?7f'?1?'1'! 'r X in 'Di 129:-f Q JULIA MACY MANNER WILLIAM HENRY MARK Basketball I5 FTA 2,3,45 Choir 2,35 Basketball I,2. 3,45 Money Making Committee 3,45 Key 2,3,4 CEditorJ5 Witerature 3,45 Partridge 4. Homecoming 45 Senior Play 45 Hey, Studmanl . . . Chevy SS Prom Committee 35 Tournament of . . . the beach . . . What's hap- Dec. 2I . . . Mirimar . . . Club Plays 2,3. pening? . . . Joe Mechanic . . C.E.G. - - Are YOU QFOUHCIGCI You bad yet? . . . Sunday . . . again? . . . buttons . . . 9 . . Juls . . . iuice money . . . D-Day Can you dig it? Oh, DarIeneI . . . clambake . . April 2 . . . Pink Panther . . . ME, movies . . . Hey, Jeanne, what's a big mouth? . . . dirty looks. up? . . . He Owns It. la.:- 'u s 1 s s o so . -2 I n 0,- ,.Q ! 1 . o '4 'tsoia.a:'C:.:a-o ,'-,.o:1::4 SCUClClSl Walk throu h d - r f . 9 new Oorsf no 0 This Parry comes from The grossroofs. die , but to be reborn. us. ,swx M ' 1 Scott ln order fo enioy something beautiful you must be willing fo be sod wl'1enif's oll over. .PW i .I+ 'WF To Gulnzo live is fo lovep ond to love is fo live. .TW Juli Joy is not in fhingsp if's in us. Q? DONNA MARIE MARSHALL Basketball I,2,3,45 Softball l,2, fCapt.I 3,45 Field Hockey l,2 fCapt.I 3,45 Band I,2,3,45 S.E.M.S.B.A. I,2,45 FTA 2,3,45 Class Pres. 2,3,45 Key 25 Prom Committee 35 Partridge 4. Hey, you mad? . . . B.C.F.S. . . . l iust can't, that's all. lv- 'Q 5 i CH ERYL MARIE McARTHUR Wellesley High: J.C.L.2. Duxbury High: Basketball 3,45 Softball 3,4. Gary and Soul Session . . . ll Christmas '69 . . . Greg . . . Re Pillow . . . B.P.P. . . Stoned Soul . . . Duxbury Days . . . HSUY if I-Ovd, l'm Black and u Proud!! . . . Super Cool. RONALD EDWARD MARSHALL Football l,2,3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Track I,2,3,45 A. J. 3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Partridge 4. Hey, Rusty, wanna go hunting? . . Apple Jacks Back . . . Jo 2,4 . . Horrible . . . Yes, you're cute . . Derbies . . . you know you're the world's worst . . . We own it . . . Top Dollars! . . . Idid it . . . Blame it on me. MARK ANDREW McE VOY Soccer I,2,3,4 fCapt.I5 Basket- ball I,2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,4. Hey, Stupid . . . Club 58 . . . Tobey Garden for you . . . Orange hair . . . Leahy and Submarine races . . . Mickey Mouse . . . She waded in the water . . .Mo- dicker. ' LINDA LOU MATHEWSON Softball IMgr.I 25 FTA fSec.I2,3,45 French Club 25 Sing Out I5 Witera- ture 4. I can't, l'm babysitting. . . . Mother Superior . . . Swift River Cliff . .. The Tank . . . Beshie . . camping . . . The Committee . . party in the principaI's office ,ff-'-:ff ' of .iff -' '- ' ' Hr, ROBERT CHARLES McGANN Baseball I,2,3,45 Key Club 45 Hockey 2,3,45 A.V. 45 Football I,3,4. Barney's 3rd period . . . Pick me up tomorrow, Nick? . . . New York . . . Passout Palace . . . Derbies . . . bud. Mark Everything was too easy to study so l studied nothing. Ron you II never get it again. Linda The Lord helps those who help themselves. l Cheryl United we standp divided we fall When you get ity hold onto it, 'cause WY Swamp it's nice to be important, but more important to be nice. Duke There is no great genius without a touch of madness. STE VEN PHILIP McLEAN E.P.O.D. . . DHSH. . . Job Licorice . . . Roach Coach . The Deck . . .. Fort Worth . Egyptians ., . . You got beat . Don't Bogart that Joint! . . smack . . .Sid's l'l.H. Blues. 'Tfi JOH N MARSHALL MERRY South Shore Vocational High: Soccer I5 Baseball I. Patty . . . October 9 and I0 . '68 Toyota . . . Sorry Billy, I can't, going to Marshfield. ELIZABETH EVELYN MCNEIL French Club 25 Key 3,45 Witer- ature IEditorl 3,45 Prom Committee 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Field Hockey 3,45 Softball 2,3,45 FTA fVice-Pres.l 2,3,4. Ireland . . . England . . . PPP .. grub . . . West Covina . . . how darling . . . 45 . . rec . . squirt . . guns . . .beach cclub I5 H UBERT JAMES MERRICK Soccer l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Ecology Club 3,45 Stage Band 3,4 GO GREEN! . . . No. 25 . . explorers . . . Hey, Steve! . . Nobody tells me anything. . . . down the plantation . . . Watch it! Arte's mad! . . . Personally Sully, I hate Physics. . . ecology DORIS ANNE MILLS North Quincy High: Band l. Duxbury High: Witerature 4. The Tea Party: 1:48 P.M .... July 3, l938 . . . unattainable lower class hard-rock power . . . Friday, February I3, T970 . . I Thinking is the best way to travel . . . I am! Iam! he cries--but am he? an If LEATRICE ANNE MITSOCK Wellesley Junior High5 Obed Jor- dan Speech Contest I. Duxbury High: Witerature 2,3,45 Key IEditorl 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Honor Usherette 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Partridge 4. July 3 '68 . . . driving around . . . Smiling time, Cilla! . . 45 . . . how darling . . . PPP ,gt Doris Leanne Mossbound and weatherworn, the boulders standp around them flows a stream of silver sand. Loco Weed 'N 'T U' Hub War is dead. Why then must our planet die also? Keep America green, grow grass. If we make itwe can all sit back and laughp but I fear tomorrow I'll be crying. Beth Consider that this day never downs again. Pooh JULIENNE ALINE MORNEAU Secondaire Bon-Pasteur: DH S: FTA . Conoda . . .L'islet-sur-mer. . . . .Peace . U . Love . . . sun- shine . . . Seo . . . Camping . . . Switzerland D . . J.C.L. 'aw xi! CYNTHIA JANE MuRPHY Field Hockey l,2,3,4: Soft- ball l,2,3,4 fCopt.l5 Student Council 25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Girl's State 35 FTA 2,3,45 Class Sec. 3,45 Witerature 35 Prom Committee 3. DBPG . . . gullible . . . PPP . . . 623 Junior Birdsmen . . . Donna, got the signal? . . . June 20 . . . accidents . . DARLENE LETA MOSHER Choir l,2,3,45 Maiorette l,25 Softball T5 Cheerleader 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Prom Committee 3 fCo-Chairl5 Key 3,4 TBUS. Mgr.l5 Partridge 45 Senior Play 45 Homecoming 3,45 Money Making Committee 3,4. THK . . . Miramar . ., . Falcon Wagon,..CFG...BBG.Q Smith's C Shop . . . Hey, Bugs! ELAINE MARIE MURPHY Quincy High: Basketball 25 Soft- ball 25 Q-Club 2,35 Ad. Club l5 GAA T5 DHS: Prom Committee 35 Cheerleading 4. Quincy . . . New Kid . . . Nov. l4, '70 -- Official . . . BCS . . . PPP . . . Smith'sC Shop . . . 3 X!'s . . . Snowball fights . . . car chases . . . You're agood boy . . . Club 58 . . . cor- ruption . . . mischief night. 4 SUSAN JAYNE MUGFORD Sing Out l5 Tournament of Plays 2 Cheerleading 35 Key 3,45 FTA 45 Drama 45 Partridge 4. Muggs . . . Mugwump . . . No untiendonada! . . . guitar . . . EVS Wanna iam? . . . beach . . . Stew-Pot . . P.Park . . . Parties . . . Spaz or what! . . Gurnet . . . Star ls U . . Chattam . . . Buff. K9' MARY AGNES ORICCHIO They've done it again! Q' of F4 lv I . 4' ' Friendship is not given as a gift but it is made stronger with each new day coming. .gat Elaine We iudge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others iudge us by what we have done. ar To have a friend you must be a friend Mary Who says nothing is impossible? l've been doing nothing for years. Sue And the firey drop of rain melts endlessly into the sea of life. Cindy True friendship is a plant of slow growth, and must undergo and withstand the shocks of adversity before it is entitled to appella- tion. DONNA LOU I SE PA LUMBO Basketball I,2,3,45 Softball l,2, 3,4 fCapt.l5 Field Hockey 2,3,45 F.T.A. 25 Health Careers 2,3,45 Key 35 Class Treas. 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Witerature 3,4. DSC . . . accidents . . . Healy . . .me8-mi . . .ya, gotthe signal, Cindy . . .BBG . . . 623 . . . Nov. I2 . . . Junior Birdsmen . . . VO. Wfr. DANA LOUIS PANARELLI Track 2,3,45 Cross Country I5 Football 45 Wrestling 45 Prom Committee 3. Paint brush . . . Ellison's . . . Blind . . . Sandy . . . ouch . . MARIE PARF AFS 4. Peace and love . . . boys . . . Canada . . . Quebec . . . hip- pies . . . California . . . money - ...fun. ..traveling... treat . . . Budweiser . . . We own Camping , , , nqfufe , , , sum- it! . . . Italian . . . Hey, Gumby, merfime where's Pokey'? . . . ski bum . . . Look out, here comes Bush H. ' BARBARA MARION PAULSON EDMUND ERNEST PETERSON Jr Basketball l,25 Cheerleading 3. Guitars . . . Hey, how's Pete? A. v'. I5 Football I. . . .SYF . . . Buffalo . . . Boston . . . Want a ride'? . . Dairy Queen Black Label . . . Kris . . . Gino . . . 3's a crowd . .. Star Island . . . . . RRRoberrrt . . . Rumbler . . babysitting . . . Gnick-Nird . . . Corvair . . . Beach . . . Scutter coffee house . . . Duxbury Beach . . Donna . . . Pam . . . Go-Go's. RTMP . . . bowling . . . You're kidding! 4. 'E 1, . 1 ,' , GARY CURRIER PHILLIPS Soccer I5 Baseball 25 Wrestling 35 Basketball 4. 's Going hunting, Doc? . . . '65 . . . . Mustang . . . Fiddlers . . . . Lumber Jack Joe, that's mel . Going to see Cathy? . . . Marshfield Party Bumbo Never apologize for showing feel- ing. Remember that when you do so, you apologize for truth. ,Z . Dick It's better to try anything once, than nothing at all L. lt. Psycho H 'B K .nv 446 , .bL5l':f.' - ,. in xbq' L ' .bak 4 fi! '11, Man, without religion, is the Barb creature of circumstances . Pain and suffering, they are a secret. Kindness and love, they are a secret. But I have learned that kindness and love can pay for pain and suffering. Its better to have lived a little than not to have lived at all. So make the best of it while you can. Marie I d like to be a bird and fly away to see other worlds HOWARD PIPER Football l, Track 2. Seafarer . . . Carol . . . Hey, Doane . . .'6O Valiant JOHN DAVID PITTENGER Soccer l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, 3,4, Tennis l,2,3,4, A.V.4, Senior Play 4, Key Club fSec.l 2,3 fVice-Pres.l 4. California . . . S.H.J. . . You're a good girl . . . The Palace . . . D.B.P.B . . . T23 . . newspaper reading . . . Night crawlers . . . Heavy Duty'en . . Hey, Bud! .,,,'e : nf' 1 K t X LUANN FRANCES PURIN Tournament of Plays 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Literature 4, Honor Ush- erette 3, Senior Play 4, FTA 2,3,-4 TPFSS-l Witerature 4' Coffee Shop Girl . . . Bubbles . . . . Three's a crowd . . . S. O. C. . . V.L. . . MYBT . . Beach out in the darkness . . . lobbies RICHARD EDWARD RAWSON Football l,2, Wrestling 2,3,4, Boy's State falt.l 3, Key Club 3,4, AFS 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Play 4. Deedie and family . . . 4-H . . . You got the Jeep? . . . What's the homeword? . . . Did you do the physics? - ROBERT LOUIS PITTS Basketball 3, Cross Country 3,4. Action . . . Merc . . . Big Mouth . . . gas dock . . . Ellison's . . . sea wall . . . Bayou Country . . . fami ly . . . downshift scudder V-8 juice . . . raw fish JOHN E. RAYN'E'R Stoughton High: Class Play l,2, All School Play l,2, Musical, Choir l,2, DHS: Class Play 3,4, All School Play 3, Choir 3, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming 3, Partridge 4 TBUS. Mgr.l T.F.E.L .... Don't ya hate them! . . . Keep Right . . . Plum . . . How's Pete? . . . Let's Jam. -490 7 ' is 1 , ' ' 'Nik I aa X Q-'T nf e - 3, ff -.f4:.s--- , 'af' - JA ' :,i..4- sf: 9 -faT n-if pf- - 2,-tm-. :ini 6, . .4 .Af .Q f .s?a-gym? M- r ' a ,1 3, . j..,c- -. ' I-vxwg 'sa' -A X . . '- '-Jg.6m ft. 'xiLS,'5.'3gi Bob Howie You only go this woy once, ond you Happy is the house thot ' have to grob for oll the gusto you shelters o friend. 45 C00 Qef- is ww . 1i!r4..m Q, .. f . , I -N -R.-, W . P- Fi 9ft7 f3fff'f'45A S'5f'f,P5?5i-'Z 'f.L..s.. 's'33 'J5r:.g1gQ Pitt No one knows what he con do 'till he tries. , . . A ,ix Q 1-smut l Stew-Pot l We ore molded ond remolded by i those who have loved us. . P I et . f Rick L lt ' l'fe neor the bon where it Umm 'S l e But let me clutch what is out of ' s te t. . ls Wee S reach ond die enroute to o stor. CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY ROVETO School for Boys Abroad: Reportage de Rennes5 Soccer 35 Fencing 3. Duxbury High School: Band l,2,4, Class Play I5 Senior Playfllirectori 45 AFS 45 French Club 2. Foi . . . Peace . . . Yah?-Ouutl . . . Hey Mo-dicker . . . Boiger . . Oh Jijeeezel C15 'F ' is , fi 2 75:5 I ga H951 .Ni f rf' ' f hit- tw or Mi ' . kr i ta V . '.P . Ig V. I, ' . -.. . . I1 . I 0- ' T L .A ! - 'Q Pt' ,. . F ,Q- Q ' Lf - ' 1 .. 5 1. : . rsfvgi ff'I-'4 !'gM I . w-A441-Q ,ffm27:fv' ,f 'rf4 .' .g. '.:',Q.Q,Eiff ,I 39152755255 fvrffffh-,,,7 f ,S F'-1 s'?i '9 qrqyx' 1 , .. -. . 1' .bs .fx A' ,,.f UNWU1 WILLIAM FELLOWS SAWYER Baseball I5 Basketball 25 Soccer 2,45 Homecoming 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Key Club 45 Senior Play 4. Hey, Buell JEEP . . . hmm . . . I guess . . .two am . . . wires . . . air drop . . .ice cream, Chris? . . . water works . . . rabbit chase . . . 2 wheels . . . eggs . . . ski bum . . . Heavy duty'en'? STEVEN JAMES ROWLEY Plimouth Plantation . . . Hakki . Tweedle Dee . . . '69 Cougar . . Hey Jim, whatcha doin? . . . War is not healthy! . . . Peace ...D.P.C .... SYF... The end of a twelve year ordeal in this God-forsaken institution. . . . No more gyml . . . S.F.C. . . RES. ,E .F--r Sw: I 'li W SUSAN MacFARLAND SHELDON Wellesley Junior High: Phillipian CLit. Ed.J I5 DHS: Library Service 35 Witerature 3,4. My current interest? . . . Finland and Hungary . . . garden's first pumpkins . . . sings, terrariums, and cousins . . . it's not all that bad. 1- MICHAEL JOHN RUPRECHT Uncle Mike Drums . . . drag racing . . . Chiquita . . . 5.01 funny car. PAMELA SHIRLEY Band l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3, 45 Softball l,2,3,45 Class Play 3 Go Away . . . Gnick-Nird . . THE CLOSET . . . Cards at Diane's . . . Buffalo . . bowl- ing . . . My parents will kill me . . . Mr. Johnson is mad at me again! A a,! Q Wg- 'X ,, Q - 4 3 -c 4-is.: .N 01x xy! 'lr Opportunities are seldom labeled. Pam Hope for the best but prepare for the worst. K fv 909 QQ' ak Steve -' 7 I t' . Ring out the thousand wars of oldg 1 .Q 29:5 'Q ring in the thousand years of peace. 4 ,fn g I Y bf. -s 1 .11 :2-'TM . ., I , jf' 5' 'yspg-,, 7 fl' 27 QQSYEQ 1 -'A' .V l ii, Roto Sue Worry is worse than trouble and the To begin with, have a good day. worst never happens . LAUREL RUTH WASS National Honor Society 3,45 Library Service Club 2 lVice-Pres.D 3,45 Band fTreas.l l,2,3,45 Health Careers Club l,2,3, 4. Hi . . . nursing . . . studying . Hermetite . . . Avon . . . Band camping . . . library . . I. good luck . . . bye N ,r I -P ,nc 3 Y' DANIEL WIRZBURGER Soccer 45 Witerature 4. Girls . . . horses . . . trying to learn guitar . . . dating girls . . . . . pack and bundle boy . . . A 81 P . . . parties are cool as a Blue Moose . . . sleeping in Business Systems. SAMUEL ALLEN WEATHERS Football 3,45 Basketball 3, 4. Texas . . . Are you kidding? . . . Save your Confederate money, . The South will rise again . . . Dux bury Beach . . . back home . . . choppers . . . stripers f 'Q WILLIAM RALPH WH ITEHOUSE Football T5 Class Play l,2,3, Senior Play 45 Band l,2,3,4. Hey Steve, let's goto Venier'sl . . . BIG MOUTH C6 of 'emD. . . He's only T8 but he's fat . . .Hey Rat, play some chess . . . what's a skimobile? . . . What do I usually do Saturday night, Steve '?' BRAD CHARLES WYMAN Tennis l,2,3,45 Band l,25 Prom Committee 3. The Gout . . . Physics . . . Eric Shelby . . . Jenny . . . Yep . . Super Car . . . Did you do the homework? . . . Sure it's easy . . . lknow it . . . Flower Shop . . . Kepler theory . . . l don't believe what Newton said! lt: STEVE ROY ZOLLIN Scituate High: Wrestling T5 Library Service Club l,2. Duxbury High: Football 45 Wrestling 3,45 Key Club 3,45 A.V. 45 Senior Play 4. Deb . . . Lineman's dream . . . D.B.P.B . . . Stoughton . . . Mr. B . . . PJ's . . Field's Park- way . . . Dudley . . . Cleve- land...48...Pitch... full-house I Laurel Success is failure Turned Inside our fi ps Q. s r 1 A Winning isn'f everything, buf losin is nothing. Dan Parties make the world go 'round 'WJ MAUREEN MORAN PICTURES NOT SHOWN: GERTRUDE COFFIN DARICE ROBECKI GEORGE PETER PETCOFF George Fishes swim, birds fly, and animals run In Memoriam 1-QQ' 518' - 5 . D rf' J n Z I AA ' 4 ,A J P I if DAVID HUBBARD January 19, 1953 - June 24, 1963 EIZLOT Cyan Ufkcazi be ff y!f'LQNi z N13 gi '55 Seated front row L. to R.: D. Kostreva fAdvisorl, D. Marshall fpresiclentl, C. Murphy lSecrefaryD, Standing back row from L. to R.: S. Lillie lVice-Presidentl, C. Lager stedt fAdvisorJ, D. Palumbo Ureasurerl. cgiznioz 5 LL X151 ZLL H051 cllfloii' Ezcurzafic Ufaii Ufocinza 'W Wu-. ff- Q TAKE- 877 lllf t'l'lf 'A ' is :HQ-f fl-144' Mg.. Mike Flanagan and Luann Purin Nick Burdick and Patty Grealy Bad Gqffifszfzi W .Exif gbauozzafify I 1 .T 5 X 43606 Donna Marshall and Peter Chandler Tim Leohyond Dona Enniss Bad flvafirzfj 51405 gpilif I' 1 i l- -.1 ---Aw ' Q --.W Mi -4 r ' ' 'Q I' I g ,nl X x ' X I , X 4 4 Q, my Mark McEvoy and Lucy Leyland 1623022 iD Donna Malaguti and Scott Thrasher ll' 4 ' lf cffffouaa m' 3 Qogagaza 4 Stephanie Leonard Gary DOORS Sam Weathers and Cathe LaGreca .Exif aff Gqzoulzcf 6'llllOif fo MLCCSSCZ uh- Richard Rawson and Sylvia Kelso H Donna Palumbo and Scoff Lillie qgziefzcffiaif Bad Ewing! W- I Bob McGann and Diane Hicks A are-1.?.sL'W-iff, 7 , L7 H m f -.F Bai Agua ma . Atv .--,-gi 2 sf f l Drew Lench and Rusty Gunnarson i Clara Bishop and Joel Kopke s Ulu: Qfizfa Cillo Crocker ond Jim Creed Cforzffcigufacf we cfmoaf fo owz Cyaia .M 'Q Q , 2-:J N Barry King ond Leonne Mifsock cgliggcuay dmsfzacaa Bad 5587215 rx Rito Fernandes ond Steve Ccnfy 612111 Uoufzfa LLNZO7, I' -6' Dano Poncrelli cmd Juli Manner Darlene Mosher and Tom King GHIOWIISTOVQ September 970 use become, sevixors mdk Dunno. m1rSluU and Seah muse, xeodang our ckoss .. .. 94uden+ Councn became, an ePPeChue, vepresenkmbe, bodvj .. Clam., 'Bdhop cmwned Home eoni-rgflyueen ..... Tinkbuu mm re- ceives ivoprg -For TPnnK55iuin3 game.. .. Qwggr fi..-X5 bm Jwiwr gms 41+ Ender Puff-F Swvmu Same .,,.. Yes crVWwmKS3ybinc3 ..... rdxd on Kuthkeqxbbs, Pajama. purity .... Senior Chas presems -Hue doiirg game. and nec1vlgwed9ome....,.9irls' nxmghi cxtthe.. legion.. . . Qhdsirnos Sexnl-'gsrmcd ., . , wmv 0? 4-he, nbomb ScorQs'L.. celebidg in n.u.s.-cm-gm VV'0J'5hur.. . . Qnoufboh Pighis oi he monumenh .. Senim-Chss presenks +hefYTXoLeClniwnK 9TtJrr'xrg Pmkwsm and LOONDIPUFQD . . . . mfmj mouse, fnhub'-is +heQ.A.RJ-mm .... +m'u9h+S conxmwfg.. .. md dedxsknns 'ESf G9+UfE.0mb'I+i0lN5 .... he. l l ll ?m-triage Qknkj meds -Vhixr dazxdiinom.. .. . . K Mme, 'YG SMH new beginmngs . . . . ! raienm NN I X Sprigs of cherry blossoms, lanterns, and authentic Japanese gardens created a romantic and oriental atmosphere which prevailed through- out the evening. The dining and dancing were fit for the emperor. The grand march highlighted the evening, when the elegantly dressed couples paraded around the dance floor accompanied by the fantastic sound of Utopia. The Class of l97l watched as Cathe LaGreca was crowned Queen, her escort, David Morse, appropriately selected King. The Queen's Court shone brightly, as those chosen were Cilla Crocker, escorted by Nick Burdick, and Christine Grundy, escorted by Terry Byrne. Hard work and determination made possible the final breath-taking results. Organization and planning were executed by Kathie Gibbs and Darlene Mosher, while the designing ofthe queen's throne and other decorations were done by John Goddard. Special thanks go to Leanne Mitsock for providing a place for workshops and meetings. The evening of May 8, T970 has made a mark in the memories of those students and faculty mem bers who attended the Junior Prom at Ridder's Country Club. EKDCV75 Fl T to inazicarz Qiafd Awazuics f ,A I 1 Q. C 'A if N ly 1' .i Seated L. to R.: S. Morgan, Halcki, J. Byrne, Standing from L. to R.: S. Mills, P. Tes- man, J. Jones, H. Fellows, B. Willingham, J. Pierce, L. Mueller, Mr. Earl Chamber- lain iAdvisorl, D. Eaton, H. McCarthy, C. Crocker. Hakki Sun and blue sky year around, sandy beaches with beautiful girls and swimmers abound. Such is Sousse, the city from which l come. Tunisia, my country, is in northeast Africa. It has about l,O0O miles of beaches on the Mediterranean. Although Tunisia is not big, it has a big diversity of landscapes, and being an old country it has also a rich culture. Our religion is Islam. I have been for twelve years in schools. The first six were spent at a primary school and the other six in a high school. Last year I had to take an exam before coming over to the U. S. This exam allows me to go to the university. This exam is called baccalaureat and my specialization was philosophy. I hope I can become one day an interpreter or a psychologist. This year spent in the U.S. is a great personal experience. Coming from another culture we have to get rid of it to a certain extent to be able to live in the new one. The beautiful side of it is that you become purely a human being without any cultural cover which allows you to know much more of yourself and to understand people from different cultures. sjfcl if Af.. f4a.1.ea..A. FUIZJE 'ZCZDCLQQHZEIZ ' w I , 1 ' lf. I 1 fi I -i wa youffi we can ,gave .gui fo-Jay, we nzaJ1 afivayi gnc! 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Since Dr. Handy's arrival as Superintendent of Schools in Duxbury in l95O, he has made many contributions to the school system. Among such achievements are the shaping of the present school complex, the employing of highly trained full-time specialists, and the supervising ofa series of building programs. The Class of l97l wishes to join the faculty and student body of DHS in expressing appreciation to Dr. Handy for his unselfish devotion to the school system of Duxbury. To Dr. Handy - a most happy future! Gqcfmiiziifzafiolz ana! i-Jlczauffkzj . ' ' ' 5 -. 'X fl., Jvc guggfa Z4 io izicfeicarzf oz ffoafi forzgsv fgarz fgaf Hyowzz bee 1ucca11!QLf bsacfiez. ff 1 cqcfminiaffzafion Sczflazifzfslzcfarzf of Cgcfgoofi Dr. Lawrence H. Anderson ,er ..-1552: If .' ee - - 'if' - Lf, - S Xx Qvimfmf diiiifclllf .qlzilzcifzaf Mr' John W' Hill Mr. Ralph N. Blokemcm Lf'- fX . Q ,M H' 'r -Q4 IK iffy ...1 Saczafazias Mrs. Millicenf .lenness Mrs. Jane Mueller Affllicliiclil NCCU P7 Miss .lo Ann Frame riff 13, M '35 sw,-1, , f.,.. 51 .3 -JS 1 ' ' ' g ,,5.,,T.??s . . i gxixlfgi . guicfarzca Qafzcvzfnzarzf Seated: Mrs. Virginia Weaflwerlow lSecl, Standing: Mr. Walter Kennedy, Miss Ann Collins ,V Q 5 Llflic Mrs. Anne Welcker Daficvzbrzalzf S.-bs. Seated L. to R.: Miss Crystal Gips, Mrs. Irene Sherwood fDepartment Headl, Mrs. Sondra Upham, Mrs. Nancy Wilson, Standing L. to R.: Mr. Earl Chamberlain, Mr. Richard Miller, Mr. James Beuchler, Mr. Foster Cass. 90156911 lzuzyuczgs E.sf2cL'zbrz.5fzf au, q 1 Q W.-- ,411 Ak Seated from left to right: Mrs. lsabel Ballard, Miss Marcia Lantz, Mr. Michael Reed lDepartment Headl, Miss Melissa Salisbury. Missing from picture: Mrs. Constance Pye, Mrs. Gisela Hale. glciancs Esfzazfnzarzf X 5 AE QL .f ' l- l ' N ' Q v 'WJ Q' gi fi V If if Seated from Left to Right: Mr. David Murphy, Mr. Ronald Abate, Mr. Robert Hayes, Mr. Paul Francis. Missing from picture: Mr. Robert Sullivan. Busifzass Espazbrzalzi' Mr. Daniel J. Kostreva, Mrs. Agnes Reed xxx X gjfiysicuf fifucufiozz Baflwcbrzafzf XA Seated: L. fo R.: Mr. George Tercvciinen, Miss Audrey Hibbeff. Mrs. Donna Wiedmfm U55 6415 QSflCl'Lfl7ZEIZf 4 fe I in--' i N ii pix S '?7' f I Miss Anno Davis .153-x M? Mr. Kenneth Sachs ix, 'Q , I S wwf' Miss Alice Ohonnession Mrs. Ann Ayers cgociaf Aifucfiai iiflcliflllillf fii Seated from Left to Right: Mrs. Gisela Hale, Col. James Truden fllepartment Headl, Mrs. Ann Bertone. Standing from Left to Right: Mr. Francis Sabol, Mr. John Maguire. cflllaffianzafici Esflczzfzzzarzf p- I Q, ,ffzu Wa-if , R f sg ts 5 Z Seated L. to R.: Mr. Thomas J. Woodbury, Miss Lois Dulslci, Mr. Ronald Abate, Standing L. to R.: Mr. Charles Lagerstedt, Department Head: Mr. Lawrence Dunn Mr. Gordon Leighton. ,dx 51 A ,JI I' , -. 19 4 1 air! A as B 'Q ,. , - f , lirfif fn 1-, -'N Y lv 1 -w,. . ' '-s 1 1 . J, - -mx, X ,' -. - I ! ' I x ' sf' If x , Y .M f jx Q K .. '. ' o U I , I .J 'Y , ul' , . 1 1 W U I Q .I X S Rv s A 'N H --ww..... ' f-mv f'9-'fr 'f M K- 76-'N ,..,o I I r Y ,Ir NJ -1 inn r 'F K' v.. ,z 1 fl? 1 ,, var:-'-fa:-A 1. 1 - ww cv g. 0 , X l I . limi I. . - i phi 'X .Aw ' ,Q V , ,x X ,, NJ, 'N I .xx Sl ,xp . W, 4 . - Q .44 f A iw, 4 Af ffani'.'Q.,,a u 3 vozff, . K w Q I 5 . P X 4 T W v ' 1 J, I QW.: '1 J fcfzmz ai ffza wimzsu go fy J U ifioufcf foie, faf ms ifamf lla M5 'zom am I VKX , s Q5 , qjoofgczff .ffl uh lu n. lst Row: L. to R. : J. Bolster, G. Franke, S. Lewis, P. Terravanien, D. Anacone, D. McCallum, R. Wilson, J. McCarThy, R. Johnson, K. Shea, C. Small, B. Ballard, C. Roberts, M. Amaclo, J. Chase. 2nd Row: L. lo R. : R. Shaffer, D. Kendrew, J. Desmarais, S. Weafhers, D. Panarelli, S. Lillie, R. Marshall, R. Gunnarson, B. Haslcel, S. Zollen, S. Thrasher, C. Bafson. 3rd Row: L. To R. :Col. J. TrudenlCoach M. Balfista, M. Kennedy, D. Wilber, M. Enniss, S. Browne, S. Hallowell, J. Haskell, J. Ballard, J. Fallon, D. Laurier, C. Royle, M. Vienneau, R. Cushing, W. Greeley, R. Jones, R. McGann, Mr. E. Chamberlain fCoachl, Mr. Sabol lCoachl. onzecomilz On Homecoming Eve the pep rally was held in the Middle School. The Senior class was triumphant in the tug of war over the Freshmen runner-up team. The peak of the night came with the crowning of Clara Bishop as Homecoming Queen. The following day brought rain and the postpone- ment of the annual Homecoming Parade. Yet, over- flowing with spirit, the Senior class organized its own parade--led by Shawn Dahlen and the float, and featur- ing Marlc Mc Evoy as the DHS Dragon. The football game was disappointing. Although the Dragons put a lot of effort into it, they were defeated by West Bridge- water. Thanksgiving brought victory and the long Qwcifed parade. The Junior class won first prize for their con- tribution ofthe best float to the Homecoming Parade. This year's Homecoming festivities had more of the all- important element needed--S PIR IT . JTW STIE5 qjiefif ZDZOCEEL f. , ..- : - '1--.L,.-- V w ' v ,M , fin , , SLG ,, .1 South Shore Champs '70 lst Row: S. Mills, M. Otsuki, P. McEvoy fCapt.J, D. Marshall fCapt.i, L. Hallowell fCapt.J, D. McNab, C. Bishop. 2nd Row: B. McNeil CManageri, B. Willingham, J. LeGore, J. Handy, Miss Brooks fCoachi, L. Lewis, C. Murphy, -l' Jones' D' P0lUmbO'fMissing from picture: N. Kendrew fManageri With an overall record of I2-O-O the Duxbury Dragonettes coached by Miss Deb- orah Brooks won the South Shore League Championship. The highlights of the season came with a victory over Marshfield after seven long years of frustration and the shut out of Hanover which was the only team to score on the team for the past two years. Outstanding players on the team were: Donna Marshall, who for the third year in a row was named most valuable player, Donna Palumbo, who allowed only two goals in nineteen games as a varsity goalie, Cindy Murphy, who was the leading scorer with twelve goals and Linda Halowell who set a new record for total points with eleven goals and fourteen assists for a total of twenty-five points. All of the seniors will be missed next year. In their four years on the team they played in only one losing game. Since the seniors have been on varsity their record has been 24-O-4. The powers which led the hockey team to its third consecutive undefeated season were ride, spirit, hard work, and deter- P minatlon. V Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury Duxbury , Duxbury A Total 45 Qffin at - O 2522 4 V' if i-.1- 1 .' .43 Holbrook West Br. East Br. Cohasset Sacred H Norwell Hull Marsh. Appon. Hanover OCC57 FF! .J Tu. . , .- ., -.,N,.55r,J ,. M , -. Front Row L. To R.: P. McGarigal, D. Wirzburger, B. Sawyer, N. Burdick, M. McEvoy fCapf.D, P. Chandler QCapf.D, J. Pirfenger, D. Guilderson, B. LaGreca, J. Creed, H. Merrick. Back Row L. to R.: G. Washburn, J. Tonrey, H. Fellows, B. King, G. Chandler, F. Cass lCoachl, J. Colton, J. Conafhan, T. Leahy, S. Drummey, R. Marshall. lMissin9 from picture: K. Taft, B. Burns, J. Reid.l :xlss A' Q ' -nn' . ,f st., ' -n R A ,I-I D4 , lg' Q . 1 5 . v, 2 I. U! .K- U f Q .3 ..f if A f-- .1 Ney ,, - :fs-fm M ,, H ,S u - H K' , mf' '4 ,X I B N 4 i 5 Al ' iss-, '.fQQ , Q9 - - HC 3 I ., Q4 . A - . fry!-1 .A Q.:-'.- l,- stark, - 4 'gf Once again the DHS Soccer team, cap- tained by Peter Chandler, Bart LaGreca, and Mark McEvoy, upheld its tradition. With a l3-l record, the South Shore League was again dom- inated by our Champs. Siding with team effort were such stand- outs as Peter Chandler, with a new school and league record of 34 goals, and Mark McEvoy, who led the team in assists, 21. Our seniors, along with these four of the seven starting seniors, John Pittenger, Nick Bur- dick, Tim Leahy, and Dave Guilderson, will be sorely missed next year. 'THF ,' v 1-.cm - ers Wg R, Duxbury Free Library 1 Q V x, 'ZCLCZQ 51,-v -. I, o A . ,I 8 A - 4:4 We 51, . . .. . 'X fp .4 t 1' f Q 4.45, agfgfi' mf' ' First Row L. to R.: S. Drummey, D. Panarelli, R. Marshall, R. Marshall, B. Fitzgerald, Second Row l..to R.: R. Hoel, B. Jones, Mr. D. KostrevalCoachl, J. Fallon, R. Schaffer, B. Reed, B. Foster.lMl55l '9 from PlCfUFe2 P- Bolster, B. Carter, P. Balboni, S. Dahlen, MF - F- Scbol lC0GClWl Under the coaching of Mr. Daniel Kostreva, the DHS track team narrowly ended its season with a two-seven record. With the experience of such varsity men as Ron Marshall, Bill Fitzgerald, Dana Panarelli Bob Carter, and Paul Balboni, and the addition of promising freshmen returning, the squad anticipates the best record in DHS history. I 2,9 . nv Y 117 WZ f,!l7Zl2CLiffC5. i lst Row: L. to R. : B. Romer, E. Crinko, N. Fuller, 5. Clausson, B. Beneveuto, J. Delano, N. Dedlow, K. Flanagan, J. Grady, 2nd Row: K. HacCullam, D. Chanoeis, Q. LaJriPr, J. Soidard, R. Focartv, A. Pape, I. Qundv. Cyissing frow picturel, J. Cona- than, D. Paulsen, X. 6rissPnden, C. Leilfnc, L. Scott, L. ipnfv, A. Miller, B. Sevsrson, C. FcAlpins, K. Giodrick, P. Luczy, L. Que mv. 7 4' ,...a My I L. 1reth S.c L fra C7255 'ZZECLLLS 7.5. Standing L. fo R.: J. Murphy, D. Creed, G. Herrick. Kneeling L. fo R.: C Lo- Greco, D. Mosher, E. Murphy. Front Row L fo R.: D. Herrick, D. Ennis? fflcpfoini S. McCarthy. ,, ' H 5 I7 vv ' f FJ u- Ar the beginning of This year a group of Junior and Senior girls ser our fo give DHS o new con- cept in cheerleading. They wen? fo work X.-.'i+h The guidance of advisor Mrs. Cass and neu-.'l-' se- r lecfed Captain Dona Enniss: confused cur defer- mined . The girls raised rhe money For ne-.-.i uni- forms and designed the ourfirs rl-ernselwes. How'- ing accomplished rhis, rl-eir nexr -ask i.-,as 'a de worked many hours, conrriouring rruch rhougivr and practice. The squad includes: Dona Enniss, Elaine Murphy, Carhe LaGreca, Darlene Mosh- er, Donna Creed, Debbie Herrick, Sue McCor- fhy, and alfernafes Gwenn Herrick and Jear-ne Murphy. ll 4 l ' x 5. Good work girls, DHS is proud of youl ugh-1 h -N velop o sfyle of cheerina w-.iirh oriciraliw, The- , n i 125 ffca C7i7ZOCEEL 30151142 M XSIBUQ M80 9 fUp,hS5 I 'tmi wfffff WW xsttlslffr swfff, KHQGUHQ l- to Rf J. Shepard, M. Pittenger' T, Amendolo,-e, J. Bolster, P. Kokins'J. Taylor, Standing L to R: Mr. Wqgiom PUfFf1lCO0Ch7, P. Balboni I J. Desmarais lCo-Captainl, R- MC'fSl1Gll iC0'C0PfGil'Il, D. Guilderson lCo-Captainj, S- Thmsheff M. Battista,Mr. David Murphy rcoocm, 5'G d5f19 L to R: N. Burdick lManagerl,R. Jones I R. Cushing! P. Morgan, M. Dewire ,W. Dedlow lManagerJ C. Royle, J. McCarthy,C, Bolster, G, Doane fMCmGge,,, T- Kln9,R. McGann,S. Hallowell Coached by Mr. David Murphy and Mr. William Purin a determined DHS Hockey team worked hard throughout the l97O-7l season to perfect the skills and obtain the experience necessary for a winning team. The improvement that the team practiced so hard for was realized in their wins over East Bridge- water and Hanover. The returning lettermen for the team were: Ron Marshall and Jay DesmaraisQLeague All-Starsl, Dave Guilderson, Tom King, Bob McGann, Chip Bolster, Bob Jones Mark Battista, Steve Hallowell, and Paul Morgan. Remaining players on the team included: Paul Balboni, Scott Thrasher, Mike Dewire, Craig Royle, John Shepard, Renny Cushing, Jeff Bolster, Mike Pittenger, Tom Amendolare, John McCarthy, Peter Kokins, and John Taylor. The managers for the team were Nick Burdick, Gary Doane and Bill Dedlow. A I l -7, if- .3-il' 4, U... -4 rv' X pun US ' . -f' I t, l!f- -Q 1 h li -AL s,fg2?'!ffa A . E' Q A A ,',4... A gizfa I Bcwgsflfaff Front Row L to R.: S. LaFleur, L. Hallowell, D. Marshall, D. Palumbo P Shirley M Galassi,Back Row L. to R.: E. Ferrell, C. Murphy, N. Kendrew Miss Jane Toolrn iCoachJ, D. Lench, S. MacArthur, B. Roberts fManageri This year's Girls' Basketball team, coached by Miss Jane Toolin, proved to be one of the best teams that DHS has ever seen. The girls put on their best performance of the season against the South Shore Champions, Hanover. The Drag- onettes lost, but only by one basket. Doing an outstanding job during this game and all games was the starting line up: Drew Lench, Linda Hallowell, Donna Palumbo, Cindy Murphy, and Donna Marshall. The girls did an excellent job getting both offensive and defensive rebounds and keeping Hanover's high scorer down in the middle teens. Other members of the team who did a fine iob are Pam Shirley, Cheryl McArthur, Judy Handy, Nancy Kendrew, Sherry LaFleur, Evelyn Ferrell, and Mered- ith Galassi. w gh , 4 'Ti if A . , .1 A 7 Y L hi' .2 ' H 8 ' R L it , U 'i' -' ' 'v 'V l - V 'J' A 1 Q I veil, -fo ' ' h . I ,N-fl vw , ' ,J X ., -n sw., . , Af! r' ' ' , X ffm r- if I g I W ,gf 2, ,,,, , ' I ' 3 l l . ' ' i S 71 14 . T' i if i ' ,f A 1 i M bf -1 6 if 5- A .i .awe ,,,..aur pq gaps mm-.-..n Q If ' . , I .- 0' .- 4 QN -sv- ',' 1 X . ff' ,i ,xr These twelve girls have made my first coaching ex- 5, perience a year that I can't wait to repeat, and I love them all. 1-, When asked to comment on the team, Coach Toolin said, l can't imagine working with, or coaching a nicer or more receptive group of girls, They worked hard, practiced diligently, and played together with team effort. This year's team had the potential to be the number ONE team on the South Shore. They possessed the speed, drive, moves, and shooting ability required of only the best f' 5? T na - A Q imiu l H JS 1,3 BOL 1 I Baigefgaff :Tu wil l From L. to R.: M. McEvoy, S. Lillie, T. Leahy, R, Marconi, E, En- clreson, J. Fallon, S. Weathers, J. Garrity, M, Pittenger, P, Chand ler, J, Tonrey, Kneeling: Mr. F, Cass Cffoachl, I i The T970-T971 DHS Boys' Basketball team had another great season under the coaching of J. Foster Cass. Captained by Tim Leahy and Jon Garrity , the team won 75CXa of its games to enter the Tech Tourna- ment once again. Backing up consistent high scorers such as Pete Chandler and Jon Garrity were seniors John Pittenger, Erik Endreson, Tim Leahy, and Mark McEvoy. Returning seniors were Scott Lillie and Sam Wecithers. The loss of seven seniors will be difficult, but with the promise of iuniors Jim Fallon, Jim Tonrey, Bob Marconi, and Jon Garrity, the team looks Forward to a season iust as great next year. s, ' all , 8 Ill, f 'ffvflivff 'sap I QU 'fav V fb' ff ff .nfl Q , Z -.4-- f Ylir---,., .5 -YN if , ,, 'qf 1 1 in ' . 'N-Y.. QIQRAAZHB he- v -E fp,- I ' . M was OLLl2f'Zy Standing L. to R.: R. Hoel, B. Fleming, R. Pitts, T. King, R. Hoel, Mr. R. Ha Coachl. Kneeling L. to R.: C Bolster, J. Metheany, J. Taylor, J. Palfrey. Under the coaching of Mr. Robert Hayes, the DHS cross country team ended its season with a nine-one record, defeating Sacred Heart. With the hope of more com- ing out for the team, and the loss of only two, the squad re- turned this year with expecta- tions of a greater season. Qoff '. 1 is L. to R.: C. Royle, P. Kokins, J. Tonrey, B. Penn, T. Garrity, R. Gunnarson, F. Tonrey B. Penn, D. Guilderson, Fuller Marshall lCoachl. This spring the DHS Golf team and coach Fuller Marshall will be looking For their Fifth South Shore League title in five years. Last year's team Finished sixth in the state at Brookline. Returning tor'7l are six lettermen and two excellent Fresh- man, making this year's prospects the best ever. Among such standouts are Harry Gunnerson, who lead the state qualifiers in the team championship with a 75. n.1,..I P' . L. vr' 'pf' ' 14 ' fl. 42... Seated from L. to R.: P. McEvoy, D. Marshall fCapti, C. Murphy, D. Palumbo, N. Kendrew, P. Shirley, Back Row: B. McNeil iManageri, S. Lafleur, C. McArthur, C. LaGreca, Miss Deborah Brooks fCoachi, D. McNab, S. Quirk, N. Merrick, B. Roberts fManageri. fMissing from picture: K. Sollis, L. Storrsi. -1 The '70 softball team finished with a record of 4-6, under the coaching of Miss Deborah Brooks. For the team it was a year of build ing. The '71 team expects to have a good season this spring with the addition of the freshmen to last year's team. As Coach Brooks says, The team has good poten- tial it we' can put it all together. A A ,.an .,...-.nc .U K . 0 -v-.. 11 0 'X-sf. . ..,x, n - , 5 ' ,. ' N- Q. -Q, 1 H 1' Nw. .Q 1 ., . ' A45 FF. .,, -.....w ' .-.a...'...J.. i.Y ..Q...... ' if B.w..5B..ff , Q ax 9 Q . is BBS 1 M., n-sv Q . ' ' '-. Y , ' 4' W , , r Y -4. ,..,r , .I 'A . ' 'W' 152 . ' ., -'04 f , , - 4' First Row: Left to Right: R. Marconi, S. Savastano, P. Chandler, B. LaGreca, J. Des marais, R. Larson. Second Row: Left to Right: Mr. David Murphy iCoachl, T. King fManagerl, C. Batson, D. Savastano, R. McGann, J. Garrity, M. Battista, J. Kopke, G. Doane fManagerl. After losing their first five games, the dragons came back strong and won eight of the last eleven they played to end the season with an eight-eight record. Under the coaching of Mr. David Murphy, the DHS baseball team has such standouts as John Garrity, with a three titty-eight average, Peter Chandler, and Mark Battista. Mark Battista won three of the games he pitched as did Colin Batson. The dragons lost only one senior this past year, and returned for another great season. V7 ' ' Doc 1 EIZIZLQ, The DHS boys' tennis team, under the coaching of Mr. Robert Hayes, finished second in their league with an eight-two record. Of singles, the outstanding player was Paul McGarigal, with a seven-three record. With a nine-one record, John Pittenger and Mike Lovejoy led the team as doubles. Among the promising players returning were Mathew Fogarty and Steve Hallowell, to assist the team in another great season. Pl fwxf if 3 fvsw From L. to R.: Mr. R. Hayes lCoachl, M. McEvoy, P. McGarigal, M. Fogarty, S. Smith, J. Pittenger, D. Marshall. D Kneeling from L. to R.: B. Wyman, R. Hallowell, M. Loveloy, M. Mueller- Qfzfi I 7.921261 if .5-. ni , 'A- Kneeling L. to R.: L. Hallowell, D. Flanagan, S. Mills, C. Dahlen. Standing L. to R.: W. Barker, R. Fogarty, J. Handy, Mrs. Sondra Fogady fcoach L. Lewis, A. Berglund. IIF' il' ' .1 miafliiflg Standing L. to R.: J. Ballard, D. Panarelli, G. Phillips, Mr. R. McClung fCoacl'1l, J. Parker, B. Dedlow, R. Hoel. Kneeling L. to R.: M. Loveioy, H. Muelleff R- Hoel, B. Ballard, D. Amado. P 1 , This year's DHS Wrestling team had a fine season under Coach Mr. Robert McClung. Re- latively new at DHS, wrestling this year made great improvements over previous years. There were such standouts as John Parker, who con- tributed both strength and knowledge to the team v r,.- I 1 vLan,,- ' .5 Q Q Ax' S NJ 3,2 .lg QQTQQ 'lx A fl Q Y .. f 3 r ,f i .f g It 5 , Y fi ln I.- 2' Q ' it . , , 55,251 'a ,. Q K i K S. In .- A ll 5, I ' -- 51 ' ,QW . 1 . 'N 4 .il i 'fi A V3 4 L. . f:'5 Q'f.ff2 ' .- '- Vx 3' ' ' -:,. M ' Q ,A , lqwg f L - u u ' 'Y -- ., 'K ' 3 N G , ,Q N, - ,Q S Whfu. 'f . ,5 M., ,, .,-.,,, 4,1 ' ff.. ., 50 , K 1-H ,Q . 1'f 'i::w QAXZA, Vffw 5 V ,qw Gqcfiuifisi 'E-' D 5 A jug? 392222, 1 'ff do 'Q kr ex i f ' x X F X w ff ' Q 'x X f 'XX ff N Q6 - onzf: nzuif iwaaf auf! gzoarz, fgaf OHL-:zz may gazzekf. 1. CF- I X Ki..-, 4 . .,.-'- G' 6 - xl 4:-T ' 'x 'ev h 9 'aLj- s sr .Yay f 1 V Y 6 w , fu ' . 2 f L-, N gwfucfenf Co Luzci The Student Council accomplished many worthwhile proiects this year. With the strong determination ofthe representatives and the leadership of President Stephen Canty, the Council worked hard toward their goals. Student government was the single greatest concern. The student-Faculty relationships dominated many ofthe Council's ideas. New ideas pro- moted bythe Student Council were the abolishing of study halls, separat- irg the students sincerely interested in studying and those who wished to have an activity period, the beneficial presence oi vending machines, and the establishment of a smoking area. Entertainment was a separate concern of the Council. A great interest in representative government allowed the Student Council to end the year by narrowing the gap between students and school lite. S ' 'Swv' for tl' ,f ' Seated from L. to R.: K. Gibbs, D. Eaton, M. Flanagan Ureasurerl, D. Hicks fSecretaryi, Mr. John Maguire illdvisorl, C. Grundy CVice-Presidenti, S. Canty QPresidentD, D. Mosher Standing L. to R.: D. Flanagan, J. Fallon, W. Keith, H. McCarthy, C. Patch, J. Murphy L. Lewis, J. Jones, D. Canty, M. McCormich, J. Sibley, S. Mills. lMissing from picture: S. Kelso, Mrs. A. Beitone iAdvisorJ J. i7 IK. 4 Seated L. to R.: D. Malaguti, K. Gibbs, C. Crocker fSecretaryi, L. Mitsock lManaging Editori, Mrs. Irene Sherwood lAdvisori, J. Manner fLiterary Editori, D. Mocher, M. McNeil K. Manner lArtistJg Standing L. to R.: S. Sbraccia, J. Sibley, E. Wickham, D. Creed, L. Wadell, K. Neilsen, S. Mugtord, G. Houghton, L. Mueller, L. Metcalf, M. Murphy, L. Lewis, S. Walker, L. Anacone, B. MacDonald, T. King, K. McMann, W. Ariagno. pi-rw lin' Klflifezafaiie . N.. Seated L. to R.: B. Roberts, M. McCormick, S. Leonard, B. McNeil fEditorD, Mrs. M. E. Sherwood lAdvisorJ, B. Wormstead, S. Walker, L. Mitsock, L. Purin, D. Hicks. Standing L. to R.: Moira Otsuki, L. Mathewson, D. Palumbo, S. Brehm, J. Jones, H. McCarthy, L. Metcalf, S. Sheldon, B. Stewart, L. Lewis, J. Manner, L. Storrs, L. Moeller, P. Peters, J. Dimase, S. Sabraccia, K. Nielsen, J. Whittier, M. Gall- assi, Cilla Crocker, J. Sibley, C. Merlet. Back: D. Eaton, B. Spencer, E. Guten- kist, N. Goodrich, J. Greer, P. Goin, M. Young, B. Stern, D. Mills, N. Kendrew. gufuza aacgaza of Gqmefziccz ist Row: C. Houghton, J. Gowen, J. Johnson, L. Mathewson, S. Leonard, E. McNeil, L. Purin, Miss Melissa Salisbury fAdvisorD, C. Murphy, J. French, S. Mugford, D. Mar- shall, D. Guilderson, J. Morneau. 2nd Row: M. Mueller, J. Freeley, T. Whitehouse, D. Chapdelaine, L. Jessop, J. Davis, S. McCarthy, C. Peterson, K. Manner, V. Kret- schmar, J. Dimose, A. Bergluncl, C. Boulerice. 3rd Row: B. Coughlin, D. McClure, S. Mathewson, C. Bitters, K. Eddy, K. Hilliard, C. Tellin, N. Merrick, C. Merlet, K. Nielson, B. Foisy, B. Rapier, S.'Zollin, A. Irwin, S. Ahlquist. 4th Row: E. Grealy D. Marshall, C. Pickles, L. Wirt, H. Hammond, H. Pierce, J. Garrity, H. McCarthy, J. Jones, J. Sibley, S. Lougee, F. Armey, S. Shirley, V. Carlson, S. Alander. Jvafionaf C7l7ZOlZO'Z oaiafy asv! ,L ,X .L . . ,p 5,3 P , -lv-f e Seated from L. to R.: J. Handy, R. Rowson, Col. James Truden CAdvisori T Edera D. Hicks. Standing from L. to R.: J. B rn B. M N 'I L, ' i 0 I Y ef C el , Mitsock, L. Wass, C. Grundy fx., me llmllllllllil l x qt! 1 lg, I: u 1-,igqzsgvi lt' . Ib , . If ll -1 l. -ff r 5 SSS . If --,X O Sealed from L. fo R.: S. Lillie, R. Gunnarson, J. Pitlenger lxfice-Presidenfl, R. Blakeman lAdvisorl, D. Kendrew lPresidenfl, J. Collon fSecre'raryJ, P. Chandler llreasurerl, R. Marshall. Back Row L. lo R.: G. Chandler, R. Marshall, B. Jones, D. Larson, N. Burdick, J. Pierce, B. McGann, J. Desmarais, T. Leahy, M. McEvoy, B. King, C. Sonnfag, J. Creed, B. Sawyer, B. LaGreca, S. Canfy, D. Guilderson, R. Rawson, M. Flanagan, S. Zollin, B. Foster. ciqucfio-Uizuaf v M, Anderson W., 'Q A 1 ' E. El1Cll'eSeI'l T. LaGreca J- F0ll0n M, Mueller H f D. KeI lClI'eW K, Dringn 'V C. BOlSl'eI' M. McEvoy T- King B. Foster 5- ZOlllrl Q- Bcfson D. Guilderson B, Mcgonn kr S. Hallowell J. Garrity S- l-lllle S. Savaslano B- Jones B. Marconi M. Baffisfa T. Leahy M. Enniss P. Balboni G- DOGHG R. Marshall B- l-0Greca J. Desmarais lPresidenfJ R. Marshall fvice-Pres., Mr. David Murphy fAdvisorl P. Chandler fSecre'raryD h R. Gunnarson flreasurerl .fggzczfzy 3570565 lst Row: E. Ferrell CPres.J, Laurel Wass CVice-Pres.D, Miss J. Frame QAdvisorJ, H. Willard lSecretaryD, K. Neilsen Ureasurerl. 2nd Row: W. Leonard, K. Eddy, S. Monks, T. Boucher, F. Armey, W. Emerson, R. Palumbo, G. Thomson, S. Zollin, A. Pefers, M. Gilman, B. Brehm, R. Fernandes lMissing from picture: L. Sproul, D. Purin.-J Gqfzf .Il- 11, -v- ,,,.. Seated from L. fo R.: D. Hammond, A. Peters, S. Williams, J. Johnson. Standing from L. fo R.: J. Goddard, E. Ferrell, B. Lane, D. Patton, M. McCormack K. Boulerice, Miss Ann Davis fAdvisorJ, B.. Willingham. E Bzamdcz UM? lst Row: CSeatecD J. Rayner, S. Mugford, B. Sangster. 2nd Row: P. Weatherlow, S. McCarthy, C. Patch, H. Fellows, L. Hird. 3rd Row: J. Chadwick, P. Peters, J. Stephen, S. Shirley, W. Connell, L. Blanchard, D. Pynn, J. Pierce. 4th Row: W. Whitehouse, D. Larson Last Row: S. Canty, Mr. Richard Miller fAdvisorJ. 0112.5 COHOHZLCLS, 3 n ,...-1,-All Seated L. to R.: R. Fernandes, H. Anderson, T. Gaultieri, C. Bishop, Mrs. A. Ayers fAdviserJ, B. Gould, D. Malaguti, M. Gilman, D. Lench, E. Toomey, B. Lane, C. Sampson. - fcofogy wg:'4 :?v1' i--11-' From L. To R.: Mr. R. Sullivan lAdvisorj, S. Williams, J Cbadwick, S. Kelso, R. Marshall, D. Hicks, H. Merrick. .eczffg C7a'z.f:5'zs Cfufi Seated L. to R. : S. Mills Ureasurerl, D. Lench lPresidentD, A. Welcker lAdvisorl, K. Gibbs lVice-Presidentl, N. Merrick lSec.l. Standing L. fo R. : D. Palumbo, L. Wass, F. Armey, E. Caron, J. Salt, D. Friend. Bum! Sousaphone S. Canty H. Muller Trumpet M. Whitehouse . M. Lovejoy D. Neubauer Baritone J. Cotton M. Gilman Percussion H. Merrick D. Marshalllvgce pres J. Mitsoclc G. Cobb G. Conroy K. Wockenfuss K. Shea M. Armey M. Sawyer R. Palumbo Flute A. Pollock S. Keko L' Brovlfn M. Galassi K' Ke'lP L. Wass fTreas.l Trombone Saxophone P. McGarigal R. Cushing R. Smith fPres.l J. Haskell P. Shirley VV. Maclver C, Roveto B. Gilman S. Howard Clarinet G. Southard CSec.l A. Irwin H. Fellows D. Cctnly VV. Pollock J. Grady G. Lima C. Clougherty E. Goodyear D. Chetwynde A. Boucher Mr. A. Johnson L. Neubauer MAJORETTES C. Cotton J. Butler J. Robinson B. Brehm K. Nielsen J. Robinson S. Cushing D. Driver B. Weatherlow I. Caleskie A. Peters Ambrosino Biffers Brelwm Brel-mm Caleslcie Cclnfy Cotton Cushing Driver Fel lows , Fogarty Gazin Gilman Goddard i5enl0f RSP-l N. Merrick fSec-Treas.l Goin Nice-Pres.l Greer fSoplwomore Rep.l . Hall CPres.l Handy Hansen Hill Hilliard Hird . Hunter Irwin LeBlanc Lenclw Mac Iver McGarigal Merler Mifsock Nielson Peters Peters Purin Pynn Uunior Rep.l Rapier Robeclci Robinson Turner Wadell Walker Weafherlow fFreslwman Rep.l Weaflwerlow Wirzburger 66061 -'NX N 5 7U O CQ G7 H 1. Q '1 4 G. 15 U 1 FD 0 -o- O -1 H ww- fwmmmmaq xx f SYDLLL ii On January Sth and 9th, the Senior class of DHS presented The Male Animal, by James Thurber, directed bywrflmhard Miller, and Luann Purin. The play concerned a football star fPaul Gazini, an old boyfriend of Ellen's fLuann Purinj, who returns to town to see the big football game. Ellen's husband Tommy fRiclc Rawsoni, is a pro- fessor at the college. Action and humor occur- ed when the professor got involved with the Board of Trustees over the reading of a certain letter in class. His home life became disrupted with the appearance of his wife's beau. To cure the existing circumstances, itfook G large dose of good acting on the part of the supporting cast: Steve Zollin, Christine Grundy, Leanne Mitsock, Ken Drinan, Julie Manner, Patti Grealy, Bill Sawyer, and Bob Haskell. N. The i970 Tournament of Plays, held October 23 and 24, was marked by much enthu- siasm among the three lower classes. The re- sponse of the participants and the audience was bigger and better than ever before. The Freshman class entry was Four Little Words, a comedy about a Broadway prodEr who wr searching for a plain, nondescript girl to play a one line part in his new picture. Instead he was besieged by several young starlets trying to outdo each other in original interpretations of the part. Susan Mathewson was recognized as outstanding actress. Mr. Woodbury did an excellent iob as director. The Sophomores won the tournament with Where Have All the Scholars Gone, Gone to Punch Cards Everywhere, unique because the cast wrote this play themselves. They were aided by Mrs. Upham, who also directed it. A comedy with a message, the plot dealt with the problems facing four young people when they tried to get a iob with a big business firm, and were turned over to a computer which would choose the best applicant. Outstanding Actor Awards were given to John Aldrich and SteveLSbraccia. The Great Choice , directed by Mrs. Wilson, wc?-presented by the Junior class. Although it did not win the tournament, this play was with- out a doubt one of the best dramas that DHS has ever seen. Based on the moral question of political dissent, the story left a lingering im- pact on everyone in the audience. John Pierce starred, and earned an Outstanding Actor Award, but the entire cast gave excellent performances which made the piece a success. This year's Tournament of Plays proved that dramatics is becoming an increasingly popular interest at DHS. We should all expect to see many more fine productions in the future. 'Vx ln. ' - am, 'ES' vzvjf, ,4lU .,.,,f,-, , H, ,. fgafff -, muh- N-- , , V K. 'E ?', kwa ' I , ln.. ' N-fwgggz --ul wir? ff ,Q X 1 ', 1 4 kj tri gjdlfiitlfii cgfczff 54 :flfec-J flirty C7OlIZl:I29 i if - qfzll f ?7jll .1-'W Sitting L. to R.: J. Rayner, B. King, Advisor--Miss Frame, Editor in Chief J LeGore K. Gibbs, J. Goddard, D. Mosher, D. Malaguti, D. Marshall Second Row P Crocker, R. Marshall, L. Mitsock, C. Grundy, D. Eaton, P. Gazin, S. Mugford S Brehm K. Gibbs. CMissing from picture: C. Stifleri As I write this, we are nearing our second deadline.This year everyone has worked very hard to achieve our goals for the yearbook. We all have had great fun putting together this Partridge. We hope the whole senior class will be iust as proud of the yearbook as the Partridge Staff is. This yearbook could not have been completed without the full cooperation of all editors and staff members. John Goddard and his staff did a tremendous iob on lay-out, John Rayner and his crew ran around getting advertisements and subscriptions, Kathy Gibbs and her group did a fine iob with photography, Barry King and his writers spent hours getting material. All other members ofthe staff I would like to thank -they did a fine iob. We all owe the deepest thanks to Miss Frame, our adviser. She has given a lot of her time to us and we are very grateful. Sincerely , Jeannie ks Qc-me I IE In EDITOR IN CHIEF Jecnne LeGore i A. 'I . , I I F I ,f R K Q - X . fi fe. 04.915, J 4' 4 Joy v ' ' 1 A 5 M . Z 4 Q fx: f ' , g -1.'r.Jf4,.Qg ffm? 'Cy I V:-1.,4::'.I ,-' 63 O, ' ' 'Y' 1 Z.. J: a4.w R V I ,. gnazfzicfkcja 177 I I 1 . .. 'Tx ARTISTS 7X ,I lfi f I ADVISOR Miss Frome v,,..L Daryl Eofon Crllo Crocker BUSINESS EDITOR John Royner ,J Y S5 TYPING EDITOR , Karen Gibbs LAYOUT John Goddard Cover picture by Brad Jobling L4 L . Ltd Ifl I QA 1 51 X I E X.,-- 5 LITERARY EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Barry King Kathie Gibbs 'vlarlene Amado Pat Ambrosino Clara Bishop Kathie Bobseine Sue Brehm Joyce Byrne Debbie Cobb Frances Connell Cilla Crocker Pam DuBois Daryl Eaton Dona Enniss Rita Fernandes Janet French Teresa Gaultier Karen Gibbs Kathie Gibbs Marilyn Gilman Janet Gowan Pont Grealy Christine Grundy Linda Hallowell Judy Handy Diane Hicks Cadgie Houghton Sue Jessop Judy Johnson Sylvia Kelso Cathe LaGreca Brenda Lane Drew Lench Jeanne LeGore Stephanie Leonard Gisele Levesque Donna Malaguti Julie Manner Donna Marshall Linda Mathewson Cheryl McArthur Beth McNeil Doris Mills Leanne Mitsock Julienne Mornear Darlene Mosher Sue Mugford Elaine Murphy Cindy Murphy Mary Oricchio Donna Palumbo Marie Pore Barbara Paulson Luann Purin Darice Robecki Pam Shirley Gayle Southard Caryl Stifler Pat Tesman Laurel Wass Usually Seen 2 At Antorrs Out of Duxbury Driving Blushing At the s g to In Kingston center ln Marshfield In the girl's room Famous For 1 Laughing That bus ride With Bill Hassels Her temper Her knowledge in Math Smoking Riding around with Leanne Her Cooking In Weymoutn Wearing overalls Turning red At the Coke machine With Pat In midis Drinking coffee ln class functions ln the library In Dorchester At Margie's With a balloon With Judy Handy With Linda Hallowell with her Family Playing a guitar With Jimmy Riding horses Studying At B.S. L. In the Ford With Joel With Bob Playing dots On Washington Street With the girls In the Egg-Mobile Fighting with Ronnie Wifhi Sue On T. V. At the corner Driving around At home babysittinQ Playing the guitar Ending, At Hockey games Reading Fixing COTS In the office In John's car At the Coffee Shop In New Jersey In the band room With Tom Mlo.IK1 -Vj 7th period in the SAR In the band .Her left hand Nonsense letters China face SinqinQ Short skirts Swimming Typing Saddleshoes Her clarinet Driving Lollipops Moodinesso Laughing till she cries P.J. raids Her smile Her Wig Funny stories Her diamond Smartness Dancing Silence Midnight Alley Prohibition Writing notes Her accent Her laugh Knowing Black list qulelitss Alfie - Her clothes Glasses Cracking up Mrs. King's spaghetti Mugs Her wallK Innocence Her love of Duxbury Ankles Sneaking a cigarette Hair color Screaming Laughing Saxophone playing Horses Quietness Skiing Wants To Be: An Airline Stewardess A Fashion Retailer A Microbiologist A Social Worker An Individual A Fashion Buyer l'le0Cl Of Mickey Mouse Fan Club Herself A Social Worker A Secretary A Nurse A Teacher A Teacher A Journalist A Medical Secretary An Elementary Teacher Jimmy's Wife Rick's Wife A Person An Airline Stewardess A Photographer A Registered Nurse An Airline Stewardess A Medical Technician An Airline Stewardess A Spaghetti-Maker A Journalist A Physical Education Teacher A Teacher A Singer A Math Teacher An Airline Personell An Interpreter A Teacher A Medical Assistant An Elementary Teachelr An Aviation Secretary A Latin Teacher A Medical Technologist An Airline l'lOSle55 A Teacher 'An X-Ray Technician A Physical Education Teacher A Marine Biologist A Brain Surgeon A Nurse Paul Balboni Colin Batson Nick Burdick John Butler Steve Canty Bob Carter Pete Chandler Jim Creed Shawn Dahlen Bill Dedlow Jay Desmarais Gary Doane Ken Drinan Hakki Erik Endreson Bill Fitzgerald Mike Flanagan Paul Gazin John Goddard Dave Guilderson Harry Gunnarson Bob Haskell Mike Hayward Herbie How-land Don Kendrew Barry King Tom King Joel Kopke Bart LaGreca Tim Leahy Scott Lillie Steve McLean Mike Lovejoy Bill Mark Ron Marshall Mark McEvoy Bob McGann Hubert Merrick Jim Merry Dana Panarelli Ed Peterson Gary Phillips Howie Piper John Pittenger Bob Pitts Rick Rawson John Rayner Steve Rowley Chris Roveto Mike Ruprecht Bill Sawyer Ken Taft Scott Thrasher Sam Weathers Bill Whitehouse Dan Wirzburger Brad Wyman Steve Zollin Usually Seen: ln his super-race In the A.V. Room At Bennet's ln an army jacket Ar Parties At the Brothers Two Stealing lunches With girls ln his truck Smoking' in the lot At any party in town Playing cards On stage With a camera Playing the drums Thumbinig Peeling At the corner Talking Famous For 2 Starting his S,S, sictf if Hes Beautiful babies Crusing for burgers His birthday cake Sideburns The gum Trick Flirting Triple lunches mir:-'ring Bumming rides Sleeping Ed Kellar .piqtufes Rebounds His walk Dreaming Being a football star His art work Waiting at BrothersU Tofqling egrg At Boones Farm Skipping gym At Silver Lake With Pitt With Mr. B. ln court Firing a Falcon At Esso Looking up Playing basketball Sleeping in class At Woods-hole At Fiddler's His parties Donald Duck His moustache His Beard His nickname Rear-end collisions Hunting Pumping technique Yellow banana Personality Curls His hair Satires on Sully ln lWl5 COT Mixed drinks ln his l'rllCl4 Insults Kicking a soccer ball His virtuous behavior With Bud Duke On the Soccer field ln Marshfield On crutches Putting up windows At Back River At the Seafarer Girl-watching Riding the bull At 4-H At Curtis ln Plymouth With Loveioy At Kingston D.Q. At the beach Walking home With Spot With Marie Skipping class At the AELP ln the Dating Game At Kendrew's His soccer cheers Wrecking cars' Athletic ability Gino Giants -Shooting ability H13 Stories G.l. Q. His height Paorisiowfrom' His make up lobs The girl next door Ooh-ooh bird Grooming Rotten eggs Lead in the Senior Play Monkey bites Texas stories His trip to Virginia Second best Jeep Want 5 To Be: A Chief Executive of A Stock Broker An Accountant A Writer An English Teacher SlNglE, the Worlc A Physcial Education Teacher An Engineer A Businessman A Zoologist A Hockey Player A Conservationist An Actor An Individual Grown Up A Writer AOOCIOR oF ACTS A Physical Education Teacher A Golf Pro A Wine Taster A Doctor A Nuclear Physicist A Forest Ranger Psycoloaist A Psycologisf' A Conservationist A Broadcaster A Secret Agent A Writer An Ecologist A PPWS-xco 'TERCWBQ An Ecologist A Soccer Coach A Bartender A History Teacher A Carpenter An Oceanographel' A Carpenter A Wildlife Conservationist A Physicist A Doctor ot Veternary Medicine An Owner of Curtis Compact An Archeoloaist A Barber An Airline Pilot A Sheepherder A Lawyer An Owner ot Charte A Marine Biologist ln the Coast Guard A Nuclear Physicist Cheeseburgers with P.B. A Police Officer r Boats T , We, the graduating class of 1971, being both physically disabled and mentally unsound, and having menaced the lives of all those around us, do here and now bequeath the following as our last Will and Testament: No. I6 to Chris Randall from PAT AMBROSINO. PAUL BALBONI leaves two front seats to Chip and Bob. Nothing goes to Doug Chambers from HOLLY ANDERSON. From KATHIE BOBSEINE, Standish Shore with all its action and hot times to Karla Manner and Lesley Lewis. A gorgeous green gymsuit to SUE BREHM'S sister Barbara. NICK BURDICK leaves his jokes to Mr. Cass. A PeopIe's Park at Hall's Corner for future corner bums from JOHN BUTLER. Her intelligence in Math goes to Bobby from JOYCE BYRNE. STEVE CANTY wills a free pass into Jack and Alice's Home for Little Wanderers to Bob Buckley. From BOB CARTER, a size 65 shirt for Mr. Big. DEBBIE COBB gives a 6'2 blonde haired, blue-eyed teddy bear to Chris Randall. JIM CREED leaves to Mr. Kostreva, a case, lunsolvedl. To Tammy and Joyce Burdick, next year's Soccer games from CILLA CROCKER. 4 laps, to T compliments of SHAWN DAHLEN. BILL DEDLOW wills 3rd period study hall to anyone who wants it. A lot of good parties to the Junior class from JAY DESMARAIS. GARY DOANE leaves to Chip Bolster, instruction on how to shoot a sitting seagull. His razor and some dull blades go to KEN DRlNAN's brother Kevin. To the freaks who have to stay, TERRY EDERA offers sympathy. From ERIK ENDRESEN, his basketball for Dana Brackett. DONA ENNISS gives the Mickey Mouse hi sign to Tricia McEvoy. BILL FITZGERALD wills a year's supply of papers to Doug Chambers. From MIKE FLANAGAN, to anyone who will throw it away - happiness. JAN FRENCH leaves ierseys to Sue McCarthy. From PAUL GAZIN, the corner to all those beautiful people who haven't left it. To period 7 Typing class, 6 ash trays for the girl's room from KAREN GIBBS. KATHIE GIBBS is going to leave. MARILYN GILMAN leaves the entire baritone section to Jeff Cotton, with reluctance. From JOHN GODDARD to Mark Endresen. . . 7 JANET GOWAN wills Judy and Jean and Steve4T:cITAark and Wally. An autographed picture of Rick Smith to Debbie Herrick from DAVE GUILDERSON, so she can tape it to the ceiling. From HARRY GUNNERSON to Jimmy Tonrey, Hombre. PATTI GREALY leaves one volley ball game and room 3I2 to Donna Creed. CHRISTINE GRUNDY gives the whole mess to Heather McCarthy, and a bagglefull of white fudge to Jill Jones. LINDA HALLOWELL wills 2 halt the track laps in Tennis to Jill Jones. To Plug, looser training rules from JUDY HANDY. For Mike Kennedy, some of the words of wisdom from the boys' room walls from BOB HASKELL. A loud voice to Mrs. Sherwood from DIANE HICKS. HERBIE HOWLAND leaves a solid brass test tube with You've got it made. etched on it to a certain ex- Chemistry teacher. . SUE JESSOP gives a safety pin to Chip Bolster. For Bobby Olson and Paul Ambrosino, JUDY JOHNSON leaves her car. SYLVIA KELSO wills YEK to all the DHS radical-liberals. To Jim Ballard, DON KENDREW's nickname. A package of prune cookies to Linda Goddard from BARRY KING. His SAR pass to Chip Bolster from TOM KING. To DHS and its organizations, JOEL KOPKE leaves zilch. He didn't go through 5 years of this for nothing. To Julie Fallon, CATHE LAGRECA's remaining voice and her cheerleading space. From BRENDA LANE, a hearing aid to Evelyn Ferrell. TIM LEAHY gives a case to the fearsome foursome. JEANNE LEGORE leaves, for Miss Brooks, big feet to all the best players on the Field Hockey team, land faithful Pumkin Pyel. DREW LENCH wills an open mind and a torn gym suit to Debbie Herrick. STEPHANIE LEONARD bestows her quietude and undivided attention to the future classes of Mr. Chamberlain, GISELE LEVESQUE leaves liberty. LUCY LEYLAND leaves IO months, 37 weeks, IBO days, and IOBO hours more of DHS to Lisa Leyland. For Mark Battista, a pair of new ankles from SCOTT LILLIE. A rubber stamp that prints 2 detentions to Ralph from MIKE LOVEJOY. Chip Bolster to Tricia McEvoy from DONNA MALAGUTI. JULIE MANNER's driving ability to Wendy Ariagno. DONNA MARSHALL leaves school spirit to DHS. From RONNIE MARSHALL, goal tending skills to Paul Morgan and speed to Bob Jones. To LINDA MATHEWSON's sister Susan, DHS for the next 3 years. CHERYL MCARTHUR leaves her locker combination to Lee. MARK MCEVOY wills his soccer socks to Jim Tonrey. BOB MCGANN gives the name Big Bobby to Bob Jones A key of gold to John Indelicado from STEVE MC LEAN. To Nancy Kendrew and Barbara Roberts, Eddie, from BETH MCNEIL LEANNE MITSOCK leaves rides to all the Soccer games for Joyce Burdick and Julie Fallon. To Tricia McEvoy, 57 fPhiI Esposito in the BRUINS l from JULIENNE MORNEAU. For Mr. Hayes, speed, enthusiasm, and lst IO places in all their meets, from DARLENE MOSHER. All of BART LAGRECA's soccer talents go to Rick Marshall. SUE MUGFORD wills to Mark Endreson, a bag of candy for infinite Driver Ed. classes. A quick get-away to anyone who can catch it, compliments of MARY ORICCHIO. MARIE PARE leaves peace. To the ianitors, 4 ash trays for the girl's room from BARBARA PAULSON. To ED PETERSON's sister Carol, his motor scooter that she almost ruined. A book on How to shoot sitting ducks. goes to Joe Hunter from GARY PHILLIPS. DONNA PALUMBO wills 2 years of Physics to her brother Richard. RICK RAWSON leaves North Point Farm to Mr. Dunn. To Gary Thompson, another 2 years of gym classes from STEVE ROWLEY. Lots of luck to Mr. Chamberlain and any future couples who have him two years in a row from JOHN RAYNER.- CHRIS ROVETO gives a solid gold telephone and a solid silver microphone to Ralph. To Dave Laurier, a faster pair of skis from BILL SAWYER. PAM SHIRLEY leaves those quiet relaxing conferences in Mr. Johnson's office to any future helpless musician A 68 purple passion Road Runner to Tom Tierney from GAYLE SOUTHARD. DIANE TAYLOR gives more brains to John Whitley. SCOTT THRASHER's derbies to Bob Jones. PAT TESMAN wills a can of beer to Boo McDonald, Lesley Lewis, Jill Jones, Sarah Morgan, and Linda Anacone All her future music to Meredith Galassi from LAUREL WASS. Q I4 lbs. of pop tops and a seagull to Bob Buckley from BILL WHITEHOUSE. To Jim Merry, a six pack of beer, lf2 bottle of rum, and a soggy honey-dipped donut left in cocoa overnight from DANIEL WIRZBURGER. STEVE ZOLLIN wills 5 cases of Bud to the football team. GEORGE PETCOFF leaves DHS. . . MARLENE AMADO leaves full control of Anton's to Doug Chambers. To reioice at the rise of the sun. To seek light where there is clark. To seek peace where there is strife. To embrace dear values. To value dear embraces. To seize the present. To chart the future. To find summer in winter, sun in rain. To accept your place in today. To assert your place in tomorrow. To love to live. To live to love. To laugh. To cry. To be. To become. --From Cazenovia College poster. Reprinted by express written permission of Cazenovia College, Cazenovia, N. Y. All rights reserved. A Eewyamm Goran , , INTERICR DESIGN , . Hell Inks millbfook Wm 55.11 Y l lam...-y EDWIN LOUGEE 'fwf' 5 78 FORD 2 The Graduate VP ,sewlmwxwwwwa WMAMWMCLZ, GREEI TIIUHB MQW. morn s. mn cfm: THB FLOLJBR, SHOP Q' youa .amA1. fpomsi ON mf, 5ouf+gs+1oJ-gap 3 .baslwlifxs To SQRKIS .You sf cfaoacff, ST, wxsvgy f- 3 :1i!z:,1:.k X TEL' Q5 - 2' 1 fi M IaU7oT.S' JM Jnquwg Jwamg., .J J sr Dufbufj m0 mC'1 Rfliwflg Im E112 'flgruilpzrs Winn 1225- V RESTAURANT sl LOUNGE f ROUTE 3A soum DUXBURY W - .Ak - ,, ..,+ EUmpUmEmTs nf 122 :URWU'5 Hflfjvsmf URM' E3-fajfe, imp U I HALL5 BURNER ' Oomfiimenfs of Pajmomih Home, BQUIQ L Duxburj Plaza at DUXBUR 5 L 0 member of FD.l.C. 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