East Bridgewater High School - Torch Yearbook (East Bridgewater, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

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IN MEMORIAM JANE LOUSE COTE 10-13-1'15'.1 UW? 19: Us iw 'KY' .1 .Ax X .M R x ARTHUR JAMES EKLUND, JR 1943-1960 I' fefi-fisifeihfifeis-fi. ,-W- -, . l .A-M.. ' l MARY' grfrewvrd .lust one year ago the flame of the first '4Torch was ignited. Now, the Class of '61 has endeav- ored to rekindle that flame with the same spark of enthusiasm that inspired the original staff. After months of endless work and prep- aration we present you the 1961 edition of the Torch We hope that it will serve as a lasting re- minder of the most enjoyable days of our youth-those spent at East Bridgewater High. Flnhlenffiflrnienis Kclminisftutinn 'Tfmzulfy Seninvs Qnclernlnssznen SPDVT s Bnzfinifiz 5 Spnngnrs 4 .Q 'f ' ,L ' 1 v H'.,'.y .A . L fltflfhilffj ,I rv! 0-we -5.5- SUPERINTE NDENT OF SCHOOLS Staflley B -G ld Bs., Ediwuman sc:-noox. DEPARTMENT EAST emoozwnea ' Nuxssacnussrfs K , , FVANLEY B. GOLDNAN -Y, sm--..,.1...f.w .3 . Pk Class of lqolt '. when God called to Moses, his answer glven ln the Bible wos Hlnenl ll-lere Am U. X Brave, proud words these are, fitting, words with which to , .UV h answer the challenges that our age presents, words that must not be spoken idly or thoughtlessly, but words that require spirit and Q 4. sacrifice and a wlllln5ness to accept the responsibilities that om Qi modern world has placed upon us. I' Every young person occaslonally feels that the problems which , QV fr., confront him are overwhelming. he feels terr1bly inadequate, and -A .Na he does not see how he could ever be the modern counterpart of those 'ffl 4.2 R people of past generations who were so often requlred to prove their 'f l' 1 deep falth ln God and mankind. J 9. Youth ls a time of dreams, of discovery, of lncreased awareness, ,Sh not only of oneself, out of others. lt ls a time oi' learning, of new 1' experiences, of occasional sorrow, and a great deal of hagy lness. Let 'K U. us resolve to use every privilege, every advantage and opportunity to the fullest extent to yrepsre to be men and women who shall be worthy -'- . 1, of the xlesslngs bestowed upon them, who shall fulfill tnelr respon- lf: slbllltles to themselves, to society, and to Godg who shall be aule ' to reply to the challenpes of their day, - Here Am l. 1 V Stanley B. Goldman ' S hools Superlntenoent of c ' sv, , , ',:-K r frafirw . , A 1 4 n fi ,I ,QE .-. f ,.,- n Q ff SCHOOL DEPARTMENT I I easr anfoGEwA1'ER 1 x f ' J'F. X Q, , I M K I V va' , Q 1 sv s 1 ,il4if' ,J n sl: .' I 1 5 I , 3 5 le . 1 2' - 5 f . il, D e .I H' -bs wg., xkji. H' 3 . -'. 3 in , ,S v L MASSACHUSPITS HIGH SC HOOL :I-suv s Louo. vnu-Q-.L To the students of East Bridgewater High School: Wwe are living in a time of change and challenge without precedent in recorded history.U4 If we are t ' o survive as a strong and respected nation we must, as the future leaders of our country, lnculcate in ourselve s certain quelties snd ideals. Chief among these are industrious- ness, love of education, co-operetiveness, and dedication to country. Such qualities and ideals can give d e eeper meaning and e definite direction to every aspect of our livesg can help us t o find ourselves and give us a new sense of ded- i . cation and purpose. Sincerely, EmeryxS. Loud fffion. Eugh Scott, Sena tor from Pennsylvania 5 6 g fe' XX.,-f New YE,., RJ, S f Lffjr ., Q 6? 54: ' AL Lo 5 if . MISS ANNE R. MCNALLY A.B.g Ed.lVl. MR. JOSEPH F. MOREY BS. in Ed. 8 Guidance Direeter As Director of Guidance, Miss Anne McNally has not only served as a coun- selor, hut also as a friend. For many years Miss McNally has given her time and ef- forts to the students of East Bridgewater High School. lVlr. Morey, who serves as Administra- tive Assistant, has also been our class ad- visor for three years. ln this capacity he has offered his advice regarding problems Concerning the class. Administrative ,4ssis'ti11et 'GJ 4::::4' Smivr Zzculfy Members We. the Class of '61, wish to honor three outstanding faculty menihers who have devoted their entire teaching careers to the students of East Bridgewater. Miss Marlene L. Andrews, teacher of English and United States History, Miss Mary Sul- livan. head of the language depaltment, and Mr. Everett R. Lays, social studies in- structor. have contributed greatly to the high standing of our school. It has indeed been a privilege to have been taught by such fine teachers. 'UN MARY SULLIVAN B.S.g M.A. Latin and French EVERET1' R. LAYS B.S.g B.S.Ed.g Ed.M. Social Studies 9 ix R ,gau- New .liffi 2 , 'if' C4 X fix Nh... A it fu V President-Anthony DeFeo Vice President-David Butler Secrelary-Paula Ortenzi Treasurer-Diane Abati I 96 I 611155 0fHcers DL-'LNKTE ELIZABETH ABATI '4Dee-Dee' Farorile Expression: Fiendl .-Imbi!iorz: Medical Secretary Class Treasurer 1. 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Choraleers 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus: French Choral and Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop, .lunior Prom, Office Assistant 1, 2, Class Play, Year- book 4. ANTHONY PETER De-FEO ,, a,'-, . 1.2- '+' -' :fr75'5i-9v-- -- ll 35 .1' - shea. ' fs Tony , l Ml, Favorite E.x'pre'ssion: Nice Play nfnzlrilion: College Class President l, 3, -lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, -l: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Buse- ball l, 2. 3, -1, National Honor Society 3. -I: French Choral and Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League 1, 3, fl., President 2: Traffic Squad 2, 3: Legion Essay 3, 4, Boys' State 3: United Nations 4, Yearbook 4: :Xll-League 4. DAVID JOHN BUTLER 4'Dave'7 Favorite Expression: g'WC,IC not going to worry about it. Amlzilion: Military Academy Class Vice President 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Captain 4, Student Council 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4, Junior Classical League 1, 3, Vice President 2, French Choral and Art 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom, Marshal '60 Graduation, Class Play, Yearbook 4. PAULA ORTENZI P:-iulettei' Favorite Expression: Ah-Ha! Ambition: College Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, Leader 3, 4, Freshman Chorus., Choraleers 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art 2, 3, Junior Prom, Sophomore Hop, Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 4. I1 ...L .519 Q' X, K i 'kill' BRUCE EDWARD ADAMS DAVID ALDEN CCSpin77 C 77 Favorite Expression: 'iHey, Dad Ambition: Graduate Band 1, 25 Freshman Chorus: Cross Coun- try 1. LEE ALSHEIMER CGLee77 Favorite Expression: HHi, Hey Ambition: Service Yearbook 4. 'Dave Ambition: Forestry JUDITH ALLEN ccjludyn Favorite Expression : Hey Ambition: College Freshman Chorus: Cafeteria Assistant: Field Hockey 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-g Softball 1, 2, 3, 4-g French Choral and Art 4-g Yearbook 4. :iv Seniors iz , f, r .' Q L' 5 1 . lt ERIC BLAIR ANDERSON Reverend Favorite Expression: I don't know Ambition: Maritime School, Travel Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Captain 4-g Track 1 2, 3, Co-Captain 4-3 Student Council 4-g Class Play 4-. l , X 4 nfl !2'n ,,v. . 5 ,W N. .bf , ,hi .lt MARY DOROTHY ANDERSON man-f' Favorite Expression: Don't be funny! Ambition: Houghton College Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 2, 3, 4g French Choral and Art 1, 2, 3, 44 National Honor Society 3. -lg Junior Prom, Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' State 3: Year- book 4. ,s's., ' DORIS E. BARNARD LtDee77 Favorite Expression : i'Cee-ee-ee-ze! Ambition: I.B.M. School Clinic Assistant 1, 2, 4, Office Assistant 1, 4, Cafeteria Assistant 3, 45 Freshman Cho- rus, Junior Prom, Sophomore Hopg Year- book 4. MATTIE BARROWS 'lGeneral Lee Favorite Expression: For Pete's Sake Ambition: Nursing 1-South Junior High 2-Saint Patrick's High Science Club 1, Sophomore Hop, Yearbook 45 Office Assistant 4. .pun i .- .M JOHN BALDI Baldi Favorite Expression: Who, me? Ambition: Air Force 1, 2-Rockland High Yearbook 4. DENNIS JAMES BONI 'CBones7' Favorite Expression: John, got any life- savers? Ambition: College Football 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 45 Class Play 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 French Choral and Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Year- book 4. 2 JEAN MARGARET BUMPUS uleanniev Favorite Expression: HI don't know Ambition: Undecided Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 2, 3, 4g French Choral and Art 2, 3, 4: S.E.M.S.B.A. Chorus 3: Clinic Assistant 2g Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom: Yearbook 4. MARY GERTRUDE COOK GiTrudy7, Favorite Expression: LI give up Ambition: Office work 1-South Junior High Freshman Chorus: Basketball lg Softball 1, 2, Yearbook 4. 2?- is '11, 'B CAROL E. CHUCKRAN HChuCliH Favorite Expression: l give up Ambition: French teacher Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 4: French Choral and Art l, 2, 3, 4: Office Assistant 3, 4: Clinic Assistant 3, 4: Sophomore Hop: Junior Prorng Yearbook 4. J UDITH COREY Ciludyv Ambition: Nursing Freshman Chorus: Library Assistant 45 Sophomore Hop. i Q ,f ,' .4 Q E' ' JOHN THOMAS CONNORS Exchange Favorite Expression: Shut-up, Ben , Ambition: Medicine or Law l Class President 2: National Honor Socieli 3, 43 French Choral and Art 1, 2, 3, 4i Junior Classical League 1, 3, 4, Secretar 2: Sophomore Hopg Junior Promg Trac Manager 3, 4: Class Play 4-g Yearbook 4. Seniors d 'W'i , , BERNARD LESTER COX saBen-nyva Favorite Expression: t'That's life Ambition: Purdue lfrtiversity Band 1, 2, 3. -1-g Sophomore Hop: .ll1l1i0I Prom: Class Play: Yearbook 4. -110359 . . V Wig Y ' ..5L 4i . it D TQ! N H Wrjhqfr . is X 1' -... X 'N x Iss Q, .5 . X, ' J . W' .A , 7 Q M Q is ' si' Rs X X +L X -5 , ' A is: ' K , 145 .am . .AJ ' .1 CORNELIUS M. DAHILL THOMAS E. DEANE Connie HTommy'7 Ambition: Work CHARLOTTE A. DEVEAU Charlotte Favorite Expression: Oh, for l1eaven's sake ! Ambition: Office work 1-Broad Meadows High, Quincy Library Staff lg Glee Cluh lg French Cho- ral and Art 2: Office Assistant 4. .f gf Favorite Expression: So what! l Ambition: Meat Cutter MILDRED HELEN DEWHURST HMillie Favorite Expression: Which is nice Ambition: Education Chorus 1: Library Assistant 1: Cafeteria Assistant 1: Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom: Student Council: Cheerleader 43 Office As- sistant 2, 45 Yearbook 4. if 'YZ It Q, FT fi THOMAS DUINLEVY LGDOH17 Favorite Expression: Ain't worth a darn Ambition : Aviation Mechanic Track Ig Football 1, 2, 3, 4. PAMELA BOYD ELLIS zaparnv Favorite Expression: Are you some kind of a nut or something? Ambition: Office work Chorus lg Library Assistant lg Sophomore Hopg Junior Prom: Cheerleading 3g Office Assistant 35 National Honor Society 3, 43 Yearbook 4. I P f . HAROLD FRANCIS DONDERO GCI-197 Favorite Expression: 'LChoke Ambition: Engineer Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Co-captaing Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom: Class Play 4: Yearbook 45 French Choral a.nd Art 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY CHARLEN E ESTEP G 6ROSey73 Favorite Expression: 'SOh, yah? Ambition: Secretary Basketball 3, 4g Softball 35 Student Council 1, 3: Junior Prom, Chorus lg Library Assistant 4. R1-O' Seniors PAMELA FISHER MP3-ITIS? Favorite Expression: Hey! Aunie Roofie, what's that? Ambition: College Freshman Chorusg Choraleers 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 4g S.E.M.S.B.A. 1, 3, 4, All-State District 2, 4, A11-New England 3, 43 Basketball 1, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1, 2, Co-captain 3, 43 Sophomore Hopg Junior Prom: Student Council 2g Yearbook 4. I xqlmw' Iillk X ,I 12 ' ala. IEE' MR! i ll. . friffgzrs 5 'lwffaf : B 5 Fivf l 4 i l SUS,-LY FRANCES GARABEDIAN 6 isuef 7 Favorite Expression: lsn't that cunningi' Ambition: Secretary Band 1, 2, 3. Vice President 4: Choraleers 2, 3, 4: Freshman Chorus: French Choral and Art 2: Office Assistant 2. 4: Clinic Assistant 4: junior Prom: Yearbook 4: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4. 31,1 , M we-v' LEO HARRY BOUTIETTE, JR. 4'Buddha,' Favorite Expression: Noi lt's iEl Buddha' Ambition: Become a barber Baseball manager l, 2, 3: Track 4: French Choral and Art 4: Band 4: Junior Prom: Yearbook 4. RICHARD GONSALVES L'lVlousey'7 Favorite Expression: 'gNot too tough Ambition: Wlork Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4. 5' it f .K ,l .H ,igfwfa if ' X I ,Ek ,A - 'F,.Q3. Q A ex. I ' 'L J-any , , ' 1 -. at 1 ,if-'I 'A lf:?Cf'g- M . . wg, 5'i.9f4f1o,ll'ri Q rift ik ' 141 E? f 'E 41 .3 uf rf'1-2i'i3'Ai'gt45r?f1ga it il JAMES GRABAU GGJiIn77 Favorite Expression : nl don't careln Ambition: Work KAREN ELEANOR GRASSE CLK. GF? Favorite Expression: How 'bout that Ambition: l.B.M. School Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1: Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 2, 3, 4: .lun- ior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4: French Choral and Art 2, 3: Clinic Assistant 1, 2: Office Assistant 3, 4: Class Play 4: Year- book 4. 5-0. vit BONNIE LEE HAYNES GLB 97 OO Favorite Expression: Never mind Ambition: Housewife 1--West Bridgewater High Softball 1, 2: Band 13 Cafeteria Assistant lg French Choral and Art 3, 4g Junior Classical League 3, 43 Junior Prom: Mar- shal '60 Graduation: Office Assistant 45 Cheerleader 4: Yearbook 4. JAMES CURTIS HORNSTRA CLJim77 Favorite Expression: Cr-r-r r r Ambition : College National Honor Society 3, 4: Class Play Committee 4: Junior Prom: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Classical League 1, 2, 35 French Choral and Art 1, 2, 3: Boys' State 33 Traf- fic Squad 25 Yearbook 4. t K it N BRUCE PARKER HAYDEN GSMyrOr1,7 Favorite Expression : HHonduras Ambition: Work for father then later take over business. Basketball lg Student Council 3. JANET AVERY HOWARD aclanetw Favorite Expression: i'Chuckle, Chuclde Ambition: Junior College Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 3, 4, Sopho- more Hop, Junior Promg French Choral and Art 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, Class Play: Yearbook 4. I .. wif! . -' cliff. J' -A ' ILM JOAN PATRICIA HORTE Joanie Favorite Expression: HW-e-I-1 Ambition: Boston University French Choral and Art 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 49 Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 49 Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 2, 3, Secre- tary 43 Sophomore Hopg Junior Prom, Yearbook 4: S.E,M.S.B.A. 2, 3, 4g All- State District 3, 45 All-State 3, 4-g All- New England 3, 4. erziors 1-...., - .f 33 SANDRA LEE HUDSON GiSaI1dy97 Favorite Expression: NShut-up Ambition: Nursing Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey Ig Softball lg Clinic Assistant 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Freshman ,Chorusg French Choral and Art 25 Yearbook -I-. MARCIA MARIE HULTMAN 6'Marsh Favorite Expression : Thais true Ambition: Further Education Freshman Chorus: Office Assistant I French Choral and Art 2s Junior Prom? Basketball 4. GEORGE F. LOPES George', Favorite Expression: 'LReal Cool Dadio Ambition: Navy Class Play. MW PATRICIA J. HUNNEWELL G6PatSy77 Favorite Expression: Many famous people have been in jail one time or another. Ambition: School and Marriage Freshman Chorusg Sophomore Hopg Junior Promg Yearbook 4. GAIL KATHLEEN MARSHALL 4LGai177 Ambition: Fashion Designer 1--Norway High, Maine Choraleers 3, 4g French Choral and Art 2, 3, 44 Sophomore Hopg Junior Promg Cheerleader 3, 4: Class Play 4: Year- book 4. l n iv ., 'v DAWN FRANCES MCCORDICK uDawn Favorite Expression: Ah-Shut-up Ambition : I.B.M. School and Marriage Students Pen 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2, 3, -Lg Freshman Chorus: Clinic Assistant 15 Office Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Hop: Choraleers 2, 3. 4: Yearbook 4: S.E.M.S.B.A. 3, 4. MARIO MORETTI JR. Duke Ambition: Armed Forces. !..Z '4ef ,' fo ' o DONNA MOLA LLDODS7 Favorite Expression: Why-y notlu Ambition : Nursing Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 2, 3, 4: French Choral and Art 1, 2, 4, Junior Clas- sical League 15 Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom: Basketball 2: Cheerleader 4-g Library Assistant 2g Yearbook 41. CONSTANCE ANN MORSE 'cConnie7' Favorite Expression: Definite1yl Ambition: I.B.M. School, Marriage French Choral and Art 1g Cafeteria Assist- ant 1, 2, 3. 51 PSV' Seniors DIANE LENORE NIELSEN Diane,' Favorite Expression: Don't he ridiculous Ambition: I.B.M. School Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2g Basket ball lg French Choral and Art 2: Sopho more Hop: Junior Prom: Yearbook 4. .- . yv- x ,. x X ' . N K t BC . -to :A ' 37 ' Sz: . ' A 1 ,A Ps t - 2 , Q15 , - at 2 t gil SW V' K ,K E. Q 5' ..,, , yi, if. ,N 'D MF' Q K - . V . :CI al Al. qv . .,. Mt , - :Cf 1-155 1 'T ru 'tm mzfsf ALICE ROSEMARY PAIVA uSnookien F arorite Expression: iile woves you! Ambition : Secretary Class Ring Committee lg Freshman Chorusg Choraleers 2, 3, 4: French Choral and Art 1, 2: Sophomore HOP? Junior Prom, Cheer- leader 2g Class Play Committee 43 Office Assistant 4g Yearbook 4. HEWRY PATT sul-len!-Y77 .-lmbilion: Armed Forces. GAIL PETERSON Poten Favorite Expression: My word! Ambition: Medical Technologist Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4-g French Choral and Art l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Field Hockey 25 Freshman Chorusg Sophomore Hopg Junior Promg National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 4g Office Assistant 1, 2. 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 DAVID L. PERKINS caperkyvv Favorite Expression: '4Assignment? What assignment? Ambition: l.B.M. School Student Council 3. LESTER PETERSON L4Pete77 Favorite Expression: 'iOh, welll Ambition: Work Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play. , My S wa? 'E'-rf WALTER POSHKUS woe' Favorite Expression: Yes, Paula! Ambition: Service Football I, 2, 3, -lg Yearbook. GLORIA ELLEN POST MGIO77 Feivorile Expression : HY0u numb Ambition: Business school or secretarial work Freshman Chorus: Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom: llajorelte 4: Basketball 3, 4: French Choral and Art 3: Yearbook. M ffl? THOMAS PHELAN LLTOHIQ7 Favorite Expression: g'No Ambition: Service Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball lg Band I, 2, 3, 4. MARY CHRISTINE QUERIPIL GCQuirp77 Favorite Expression: 'iGee Whiz! Ambition : Secretary Basketball 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3: Softball 1, 2, 4: Traffic Squad 2. f ff' 47' - ' I ,, , ,Qt r e 2351513 I I' lk' -A I, A ,J RUTH-ANNIE ROCKWELL Ruthie Favorite Expression: I don't know, Aunt Pampy, what's that? Ambition: Home Economist Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 2, 3, 45 Jun- ior Promg Sophomore Hop: Student Coun- cil 1, 2: Office Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4: French Choral and Art 1, 2, 3. 4: Yearbook 4. Senzkfrs ROSBABN RODRICKS i'Rosie Favorite Expression: 'ilokel Joke! Ambition: Legal Secretary Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 2, 3, 4, .lun- ior Classical League 1g French Choral and Art 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 33 .lunior Promg Library Assistant 1, 2. DEAN NA ROLLINS GGDee57 Farorite Expression: 'Tm hungry Ambition: College and a trip to Europe Freshman Chorus, Choraleers 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, Co-Captain 3, 4: Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Office Assistant 4, Class Play, Yearbook 4. JOHN LEWIS SILVA JR. cilohnnyvv Farorite Expression: 1 give up. What ish? Ambition: Working for George Atwood Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Class Play. -in -Q-uni' ,A.,wd'w7 ' . Dx ,,. 'NN K DONNA JEANNE SAMPSON ccsalnvv Favorite Expression: 'il don't know Ambition: Nurse's Training Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. CORNELIA J. SISCOE uCory Favorite Expression: g'What a panic' Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Freshman Chorus, Choraleers 2: Band 1 book 4. v 2, 3, 4: French Choraland Art 1, 2, 3, 4' Clinic Assistant 3. 4, Basketball 1, 2, Year- wil -1' Q NJ ir RUTH ELLEN STINCHFIELD Ruthie'7 Favorite Expression: '4That's the way the world mms Ambition: Medical Secretary Freshman Chorus, Choraleers 2, 3g Treas- urer 4g S.E.M.S.B.A. 2, 35 Junior Promg Basketball lg National Honor Society 3, 45 French Choral and A11 2, 3, 4, Junior Clas- sical League 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 4. JAMES H. THORNTON Jimmy Favorite Expression: Well l'm not going to worry about itf' Ambition: Navy or Coast Guard Football l, 3, 45 Track 1, 3, 45 Yearbook 4. cniors PAULINE TARANTINO GLPOIIYB, Favorite Expression: I don't believe you Ambition: I.B.M.-School French Choral and Art 2, 3, 45 Freshman Chorusg Library Assistant 35 Junior Prom, Student Council 4g Yearbook. Glass af 1961 : ' 1-2 3352vR6Pj it L r.,-, -A. F f Q.. sig' FREDERICK R. WHITE C6Fred77 Favorite Expression: He'll do anything for a laugh Ambition: Northeastern Football 2, 3, 4g Track 23 Basketball 33 Class Playg Yearbook 4. GILBERT E. VERONESI IR. 4CGil37 Favorite Expression: Hi, Babe Ambition: College Football I, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Class Playg Student Council l, 2. DIANNE SOPHIE ZION 64Di77 Favorite Expression: Why not! Ambition: Hairdressing School Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Freshman Chorusg Sopho- more Hopg Junior Promg Office Assistant 3, 4g Yearbook 4-. We remember it as if it were yesterday. That day in September 1957, when we, the class of 1961, entered the doors of East Bridge- water High School and thus began four years of high school and a lifetime of priceless memories. As the freshman year opened, class officers were elected, a con- stitution was set up, the class motto was written, and the class colors were chosen by various committees in the class. To the rest of the school, these events were of little importance but this was our first taste of high school life. The class pin, a blue and White octagon With the East Bridgewater High School 1 emblem and the year '61 engraved on the face of the pin, was purchased by many of the members of our class. In the spring of ,59, we spent a most memorable day visiting historic Boston. It Was the first time that the class had done any- thing together, and it was a day we will never forget I- Will we? The sophomore year was highlighted with the Sophomore Hop. The autumnal atmosphere and decorations encouraged the theme of NTWilight Time. The Junior year was a happy and memorable one for all. Mr. ,loseph Morey, our class advisor, helped us through many situations, most of which were concerned with the planning of our junior prom. On the evening of April 29, 1960, the class of ,61 sponsored its first formal, '4Castle in the Clouds. The scene was set in an atmosphere of royalty, accentuated by a lovely background of roses, moonlight, and soft music. After the Grand March, led by the class officers, the royal atmosphere became authentic when Miss Doris Barnard. a member of the class of '61, was selected queen of our prom As ueen Dorls accepted the honor by talun her place on the royal throne she urs presented a bouquet of roses by the presldent of ou1 class The fmal and most lmportant year ln our h1 h school llves flnally arrlved As semors we lmmedlately started Work on the second ed1t1on of the yearbook co edlted by James Hornstra and Mary Anderson December 9 1960 was the debut for partlclpated 1n the class play Arsemc and Old Lace As the months Uradually became weeks and the weeks eventually de creased We found that It was June 14th braduatlon day for the class of 1961 Tears were shed by many Slglllfylflg that sadness erlsted ln the hearts of those who d1sl1ke leavlng frrends and good tlmes behmd Happmess however was shown by some people who reallzed that the flrst lmportant budge 1n thelr 1116 had been crossed and that the future held fr1ends and good tlmes too W,.m.1a,Jj,aW .1 I F. if H v Vi- ' .. .U . . . b . 9 - 7 7 the talented members of the class who . . . H . 7 77 Q or T - 7 7 l 7 0' . . 7 . . . . 7 7 , . Q UTE ,. 1. iv if- 1 AM 2. E 'fa 5211 'if ' H Tx t-5 0 ' -.., f Y ll fl: hh! .l 'S '4' 29 S -. if .vs .1 QL. avf 4- w Q i l. Patricia Hunnewell: How's this for a pose? 2. Gloria Post: What do you mean you donft want to play house? 3. John Baldi: Sounds interest- ing! 4. Deanna Rollins: Please believe me, John! 5. .lean Bumpus: This place i for the birds. 6. Bruce Hayden: Don't call me Myron! 7. Sandra Hudson: But I wasn't talking, Miss Stankus! 8. James Thornton: The barber shop is closed. 9. Thomas Phelan: You were fat once, too! 10. Tony Defeo: 4'Chuck it quick, I got to get a pizza! 11. Cory Siscoe: Hi, there, Hot Stuff! 12. Judy Allen: Don't laugh, I get 30 miles to a gallon. 13. Dennis Boni: What, 353 doesn't equal M? W+n 14. Paula Ortenzi: Hi, Hand- some!,' 15. Leo Boutiette: When do we eat? 16. Mary Anderson: Give me back my Latin book! 17. Bernard Cox: Extra credit if l smoke it? 18. Walter Poshkus: Did my un- employment check come yet? 19. Rosemary Paiva: Hey, did you hear this one? - 20. Lee Alsheimer: Shake, rattle and roll ! 21. Charlotte Deveau: Wow! lt's Yogi Bear! 22. Bonnie Haynes: You heard me! I won't do the dishes! 23. Ruth Anne Roekwell: Where have you been all my life? 24-. Pam Fisher: '!Hey, what's goin' on over there? .ie . 1' 21. . ,f p 22. 23. L 24. 1 .' Y Lk .-Ll L 25. Karen Crosse: Won't You come into my garden, Mr. Mor- row? 26. Dianne .-Xhati: Ah-Choo! 77. Dianne Zion: But it's not even bundayf' 28. Gilbert Veronesi: 'Eekl at mouse! 29. Donna Sampson: Hi, good lookin'l 30. Connie Horse: When do we go? 31. Pauline Turentino: Why is everyone lookin' at me? ' 32. Millie Dewhurst: My feet are cold! 33. Donna Hola: Hey, Rosie, seen my new doll yet? 34. Gail and Lester Peterson: 4. ' , gn Aren t ue cute. 35. Janet Howard: Who needs a chair! 36. Mattie Barrows: KNO kidding? 37. John Connors: HI ditched it over Sherwood Forest! 38. Rosemary Estep: But I am lookin' at the birdie! 39. Harold Dondero: Why not? 40. Dave Butler: I'd give you the shirt off my back. 41. Pam Ellis: 'Tve got all your records. Elvis! -12. Mario Moretti: The duke rides again l 43. Diane Nielsen: I don't know about that. Carol Chuckran: Who's lone- some? 45. Henry Patt: 'What is this mad- ness? 4-6. Gail Marshall: I wouldn't kid ya. ma! 47. Eric Anderson: How much am I offered? -1-8. Sue Garabedian: 'S H 0 n e st, ma! 49. Marcia Hultman: How do I look? 50. Daxm 1IcCordick: Gee, Inever thought of that! 51. Jim Hornstra: Hi-ya, babe! 52. Ruth Stinchfield: 'Til be right backll' 53. Joan Horte: ':Corning, motherl' 54. Roseann Rodricks: ':Got a Turns? 55. Doris Barnard: uHell0! Big boy! 56. Fred White: I brush twice a day-f, Q 9 ,Q 1 i N faq. i 1 f . 'K 3,1 ., Y U. 4'i'S ,ix ., H. 1-.-'fp' 9 5 . T e-Se, 'tg 'fi '- . A if- ' ' ' fix' . Ai 59 Se- 3 f J ard 3- 25. -A 1 I' lg 26, L. vt 23. , ,Q,fi f.ft. 51 . X i55x -11 Vi J x .. - - 5'-3 1 I., A 1 A : F 29. -H' ffsg 1 30. ,iam V 32- : 1 'so f '.1 3 33. . DA' We ,Q ...J 39 E40 9-o r 4 . 1 -al 3. Qwmw., as ' ' ,- '55, - V V H ' f fm ,F 'Z , ' 'Jn . ' ,,.C: ' ' 4, , We is f . -1 'f.-rv . if N 0 f . .L :ZA 5 is 1ff,,..,,,,,.. 'xg' M L A ' ' v 1 Sift . 1 'ie A .F If iff? ' A ,ff ' .f , r,- . L1 , . 4 '5- , f f ,rf 1: A , .. ,W I W, , ... , 1 . , .,.. 1. st now all men by these presents. that we the class of 1961 of East Bridgewater High School, Plymouth County, Nlassachusetts. being of sound mind and disposing mind and memory, but knowing the uncertainties of life, do make this our last will and testament. hereby revoking all wills and testamentary dispositions by us at any time heretofore made. James Thornton. will my love for football to Bollie Bullard in hopes that they have a better season than 1960's. Diane Nielsen. will not will because my first will was censored. Bernard Cox. will my nickname. Benny. to anyone stupid enough to take it. Donna Mola. will my position as an E.B.H.S. cheer- leader to anyone who wants to suffer from lameness for an entire year. Ruth-Anne Rockwell. will to my brother, John, my ability in Chemistry providing Mr. Harvey can take it. Mary Anderson. being of sound mind but weak body, do will all my Phys. Ed. equipment to my sister. Lois. knowing she can use it to better advantage than 1 ever did. Doris Barnard. leave my little sister Janet to anyone who would like the dear Hangel? ?,, . James Hornstra, will my position as yearbook editor to anyone foolish enough to take it. Thomas Dunlevy. will my love of football to Bill Ek- lund in hopes that he may become one of E.B.H.S.'s better backs and I hope he does not inherit my love of the Hospital. Gail Peterson. leave to Mr. Williams a notebook to keep track of his many gems. so that he can use them in future classes. Pam Fisher. will my four years as solo cornet to any- one with a lot 0' lip. Harry Dondero. being of patriotic mind, will to Nikita Khrushchev my sense of humor because he needs it more than 1 do. Dave Butler, will to Roland Bullard my broad out-look on life. Henry G. Patt. being of sound mind, of sound health, and of sound soul. will leave the class of 1961 hoping that other classes will set better examples for their duly appointed place in society. Gil Veronesi, will my title as class flirt to anyone who can fulfill the qualifications. Millie Dewhurst, will nothing to E.B.H.S. but grab all 1 can in my greedy little hands and RUN! Fred VVhite. being cool minded and all that, will my long johns to a close friend. Marcia Hultman, willingly leave E.B.H.S. with dis- gustingly little knowledge, a hard earned diploma, and some basketball scars. Deanna Rollins, will willingly leave with Johnny. John Silva, will number 15 football jersey to Jimmy Rocka7' Rocha. Bonnie Haynes, would leave to my brother, Everett, my cheerleading ability if he could be a cheerleader. Mario Moretti, will my ability to stay out of trouble to my sister Judy. Lee Alsheimer, will Robert Clyde by 54 Mercury and one full yearis supply of speeding tickets. Mary Cook will my ability to skip school and never get caught to Jo-Anne LoDico, in hopes that she is as good at it as I was. George Lopes, leave my ability to flunk, to anyone who wants it. Sandra Hudson, will if you will. Cory Siscoe. will if Sandy wonlt. Walter Poshkus, being of weak mind and body do hereby will the left rear quarter panel of my '54- Ford to anybody who can straighten it out. Patricia Hunnewell, leave my knack of skipping school to Lynette Turski, in hopes that she fills the absentee- list as much as I have. Roseann Rodricks, will my fun loving nature and good disposition to any faculty member in need of them. Carry on, Mr. Robinson! Rosemary Este . will to Mrs. Lovering a bottle of hair V P . . . k . dye. and hope she will use it in covering up all the gray hairs I have caused her. Susan Carabedian. being of sound mind and body will- ingly leave E.B.H.S. with little knowledge. some cheer- leading letters. and my title of Most Flirtations. Ruth Stinchfield. willingly leave my marks in Physics to any girl who can stick it out as long as I have. Gloria Post. being of sound mind and body. hereby will my crazy laugh to my sister in hopes that she will not get in as much trouble with it as I did. Bruce Hayden. will E.B.H.S. to anyone who wants it. Charlotte Deveau. will my talents in Phys. Ed. to Mrs. Lovering. Connie Morse. will my newly acquired nickname, Shiner. to any girl who has the misfortune of getting a blackeye. Pam Ellis. will to Diane Pratt those pictures of her- self that were censored from the Yearbook. Nice try, Prattyl Dianne Zion. will to any underclassman. my moldy old gym suit. in hopes that they will take better care of it than I did. Tony DeFeo. will my love for football and my number I6 football jersey to Rugged Russ Sam Huff Vallieren in hopes that he will be able to lead East Bridgewater High on to greater heights. Judy Allen. will my seat warming on the basketball team to any person who doesn't like to seat warm. Dennis Boni, will leave all my fighting spirit on the football field to ,lim Rocha, in hopes that he won't be caught standing up while his picture is being taken. Eric Anderson, will to Rolly Bullard my love for the better things in life. in hopes that they will cause him as much trouble as they have me. Paula Ortenzi, being of a very snoopy nature, leave my ability for getting all of the news at E.B.H.S. to Chip and Dale, in hopes that they wonit lose a scoop! Leo Buddha Boutiette, like my brother. will all my excess weight to Charlie King and Robert Noonan. Carol Chuckran. will my nickname. Moose,', to my sister. Virginia. for I know she will grow into it. Karen Crasse. will to the cafeteria staff a cookbook in hopes that they may learn how to cook. Snookie Paiva. being of a very generous nature. do hereby will to any underclasslnan, my many parking tickets. my dented car. and all other undesirables that I don't want. .ludy Cory. will all the rest of the Coreys to E.B.H.S. Lester Peterson. leave my height to Micheal Stewart. Gail Marshall willingly leave my sister, Sharon. and my Nash. Dianne Abati, being of very selfish nature, will my two greatest faults: ability to talk incessantly and to get into all kinds of trouble, to a certain junior who I'm sure will fulfill my expectations. Carry on, Paula. Thomas Deane. being of sound mind, will to my sister, Mary, by seat in 2ll in hopes that she will use it better than I have. loan Horte. being of sound mind will leave all my extra- curricular band activities regretfully. Janet Howard, will not will a will because I can't think of anything to will. Mattie Barrows, being of sound mind hereby leave my seat in American Democracy to Donna in hopes that she will get as much education out of it as I did? Richard Gonsalves, will my ability to blow layups on the basketball court, to Joe 0,Kelly and Sam Huff. Pauline Tarantino, willingly leave Mr. Hatch's sixth period fun for anyone willing to sacrifice Wednesday afternoons after school. In witness whereof we, the officers of said class have hereunto set our hands and seals and declare this to be our last will this fourteenth day of J une. 1961. The above and foregoing instrument was, on the date thereof, duly signed, sealed, published and declared by the class of 1961 as and for their last will, in the presence of us. who at their request and in their presence, and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names witnesses thereto. We hereby certify that we believe them to be of sound and disposing mind and memory and not acting under the updue influence of any person. -'id F1 ,z Mad MW CSPVW7- Dawn 014012 I 1 f Serzizfr Su erlafiws A IU l so - I : Vi K in 5 '32' ., 'rf a - , , 1 . vi- . 1 1' if' - 'f r1 5: -, I ji' u.,V,hZ 1 Ii if lo' 1 CLASS ORATOR PRETTIESTfHANDSOMEST MOST MUSICAL MOST MISCHIEVOUS Anthony DeFg0 Doris Barnard Bornard Cox Roseanne Rodricks David Butler Pamela Fisher John Connors , ff 1 for fl ff' .fi A ll XD i FICUREJPHYSIQUE MOST FLIRTATIOUS BEST DANCERS janet Howard Susan Cambodian Dianne Abati Eric Anderson Gilbert Veronesi Anthony DeFeo MOST TALKATIVE WITTIEST MOST ATHLETIC TALLEST-SHORTEST Diannn- Alwati Rosq-gmng Rqdrickg Rosemary Este-p john Connors Harold Dondcro Richard Consulves 34 MOST STUDIOUS Mary Anderson James Homstra C 4 S - 5 Dianne Zion Lester Peterson Deanna Rollins John Connors l 1 x 'f , e QI 'l ETEST Charh-ite Dr-xeau Cm'nvlius Dnhill 5514 271' Sup rlafizfes 'S X sql 4 BEST PERSONALITY CUTEST MOST INFECTIOUS ROSUJIIIIQ' Rodricks Bonnie Haynes LAUGH n ,lfflm Silva Richard Consulves ROSCHUUC Rndflcks Dennis Boni vs! XEATEST BEST ALL-AROUND NICEST HAIR BEST DRESSED Donna Hola Dianne Ahati Doris Barnard Paula Ortenzi David Butler Anthony Dt-Feo Mario Moretti David Butler i ll 3 if 5 FRIEXDLIEST BIOST LIKELY TO MOST AMBITIOUS NICEST EYES Mildred Dewhurst SUCCEED Donna M013 Rosemary Paiva John Silva Mary Anderson James Hornstra Walter Poshkus Anthony DeFeo 'QR News 1' f 1' Q Al A l CHARACTERS Abby Brewster Mrs. Harper Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Officer Klein Martha Brewster Elaine Harper Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs fonathnn Brewster Dr. Einslein Officer O'Hara Lieulenmzl Rooney Mr. Willzerspoon I . r xi' 'U .7 ,uv J. ww .5 ' -iam ' 12 : X ' . 3, A -rv fp X .L f w Y. 3,1 ,,, . ' -- J V- it 4 , 535 , W 53.1552 55fii6?g1x3,zjfk35 :wf, .12 fi .3 339-1 4 1+--2 Q4 51-'. Q , , f'- ' 3131? if-Wvfiii 'aiyjq-w?gQfqj3,gg1 ' 48659 'li if 7 ff 'Q2'-555829 3 -gm? I ' . , ' .5544 ' . '- f :'9iP7 , ,. 'S,2'2?:ffr'i: '1 ,Rf l . 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'X Q 'Qxg ' 47.3 Z .L CAST Wu Deanna Rollins Janet Howard Dennis Boni John Silva Eric Anderson Karen Grasse Dianne Alati Harold Dondero George Lopes Fred White Bernard Cox Gilbert Veronesi David Butler John Connors 1 , ,, la 1 QW 5 ' off Q Keio-pasv'-7 5 i-'x','4n..A-9 U ww if wg .M 1 We 1 M447 fe. -P w.: r J, :f 'M F ,,:., 4 . D .. IAM lm 1 Mew xi,,.,,. in the n se 1 Q 1 6 W-'W ? fr QUEEN DORIS B.-XRNARD 7 f ff'-3? Um' jun 21 Pram CL.-XSS OFFICERS. Lvl! lo Right: Paula Oru-nzi. Anlhony Dc-Fe-0, Dianne .-Xbati. David Butler. J HY Cenler: Gail Marshall, Arthur Connors. ZR' Cenler: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Morey X rl, W , Q, pig. a AN 5.5 ' -' i Ea Ile in thc' 610 ds ,,x v. wx- ww--X ' . L . AZ. .. 1, ,,,gg,,... A f - X ,y..4.4 f xvx . 1 A W, -.Y s-A , 1 4 ' A . V , . -- 1 1 f ' x V if l kv 1 l V'- l A , . . v A I mmf V321 A. .L GEXERAL CPIAIRBIEN, Left lo Right: Michael McCarthy, Roseann Rodricks, Dawn McCordick, Eugene Fortier, Nan Darling, James Hornstra. Paula aud,Tony lead the Grand March. 1 Aw-. 1 Ruth Ellen and her escort and .lim and his date sneak in late. YEARBOOK STAFF .N EXECUTIVE STAFF: Front Row, Left to Right: Rosemary Estep, Paula Ortenzi, Dianne Abati, Donna Hola. Second Row, Left to Right: David Butler, James Hornstra. ur 11133 1111 11:11 icuii 1111 iii i A' 11:1 'M .. . ,..-.-an-Q . -..,....-.-a-n-an 5' .. ...aa-an-ann f ' . , ..-.,--.--nan ' . ......a-Q-.ann - . . ..--inns . ,..---qnuns Q . .,-.-..---gp - ' , ,,. ..---1-1-an I j ..t..,.........-.- . 11.1 ................--. X, ...Q qnq,-,' , ,. ..,......-.4-amp an 4 - 4 ,.,,..,,,-........... -. ,. f ......f....--g - -. ..,,.-Q.---. ' - 5 .- U-...-...1-p I I DENNIS BONI Photography Editor 5 . i 4. li NIR. STANLEY H. HATCH Business .Mlvist-r I ,im I 'Aff' rm ,,,'!A.3i.T' ' is X y ' .-f' ' n 1 ' ' w i ., t, A. E'1rzf'r I , K ., V FA A I .5 ,V I O ,- sr fp I 3, J MR. BRADFORD N. ROBINSON Adviser .xx DOUGLAS MURRAY Photographer BUSINESS STAFF: Front Row, Left to Right: Ruth-Anne Rockwell, Bernard Cox, Gail Peterson Karen Crasse. Standing, Left to Right: Harold Dondero, Walter Poshkus, Lee Alshiemer, James Thornton, Dianne Zion, Doris Barnard, Rosemary Estep Paula Ortenzi, Dawn MeCordick. 40 Y , ....-...-..a W 3...- COPY STAFF: If First Ron: Left ro Right: Dianne Abati, Doris Barnard. Pamela Fisher, Copv Editor, Pamela Ellis. Second Row: Diane Nielsen, Rosemary Eslep. Mildred Dewhurst, Deanna Rollins. 1 T7 ART STAFF: Donna Hola, Leo Boutielte. LAYOUT STAFF: First Row, Left to Right: Janet Howard, Doris Barnard, Pamela Fisher, Pamela Ellis. Second Row, Left to Right: Donna Mola, Dianne Abati, Fred White, Dennis Boni, Gail Peterson. 391 fn- C7519 ,f-V SPORTS STAFF: First Row, Left zo Right: David Butler, Pamela Fisher, and Anthony DSFSO, Sports Editors. Second Row, Left to Right: Deanna Rollins, Harold Dondero, Paula Ortenzi. 4l ng X I x 1 , 11... S 14 x 1 ' T B 'Fig' 'f. ', E...-M TT' - 7. I ' I F, A ,, W 0 8 df I -ui -'-an 2 1 -n - Ai 'H Q u yd: 1' lm . , J WS' k', ' 42 ' il I A Mr X .. 'V i , ' 'If , ' '-15. , yi aff - 1 e ' , ,Q 2 , AVWA ,..V 4, , W ,uf , LJ! lludfrclassmvn M001 C fr, 51' 6111 5 af I 962 OFFICERS President: Stephen Handy Vice President: Roland B. Bullard Secretary: Susan Thorndike Treasurer: Diane Pratt ,,,- 1600111 1 I O7 v--r r Firsl Row: Nlarcin Gardner, Paula Nlaculf-wicz, Snaan Thormlike. Nancy Rnbidvau, Pamela Hutson. Barbara John- .nn. :Xnn Svalzn. Susan Nnltnfr, Nancy Whitman. Semnrf Rnw: EllZLllJf'll'l Luddy. Virginia Taylor, Elaine Mitchell, Xlarvia Fnulv. .lame-4 V1-illeux, Roland Bullard, Stcpllffn Handy. llaul Banncrnian. Katherine Lavangie, Phyllis Mann, Ilnnna fllnnnln-rlain. Diane Pratt. Third Row: Anthony Cruz, ,Inav-pli Vuroncsi, Howard Leland, Robert Putt, Gerald llmnlv. llnnnlfl Nirkvrwnn, John Curl:-y, Alvin Rogers, Paul Nisby. 44 - 1 -. 1 1--.rv 1- V 1 1 -1, vi -nw. .-W rvv'r -n.-r.v'v1---1rr- F1v'z'ux'v'v Tv':v'rx':r:'11vnTnn'mxnHw!x'1:u1fKSiTv'Uw1ww'nSl5!B1 lmlTvKWI1YI!'!X':KXl!llEW4 . 1600114 O 1300111 102 C15 First Rout Linda Carlson. Paula Odabashian, Janice Wood, Jeanne Cormier. Klerecleth Vic-ts. Margaret Parker, Judith Saccocia, Cheryl Walsh, Maryann Keith. Second Row: Lucile Buckley. Sally Doten, Virginia Anderson, Dianne Post. Dc-rrie Davidson. Sharon Marshall. Chirlaine Paulding. Karen Fortier. Deborah Faulkner, Ellen Guarino, Mary Nicholson. Tlzird Row: Linda Cushing, Bruce Briggs, Joel Belanger, Roy Engstrom, Daniel Pratt, Ivan Bath, Philip McNally. Robert Clive, Donald Sampson, Virginia Chuckran. FSF First Row: Gail Steele, Geraldine Cole, Catherine Taber, Jean Gento, Cheryl Voye, Judith Atwood, Catherine Gordon, Donna Barrows, Paula Atwood. Second Row: Robert Noonan, Joseph Urbanski, Frederick Piscionere, Dennis Lyden, Carolyn Kruger, John Raynard, lna Wedge, Gary Davy, Bruce Grober, Richard Waite, James Rocha. Third Row: Raymond Tucker. Kenneth Murray, Michael Comeau, Thornas Stewart, Randolph Bouldry, Frank LaRosa, John La- Brache, Stanley Usowicz, Kenneth Ludwig, Jammi Lopez, Leo Boutiette. 5 .Nil A , H+. 'Q - - - H . .- 'M' 1 .4','wl -, V4 44.-A ,. mg. .Hs , A.. ' . -- Q- ,- .,w,,.. .. . ,V - , ,yy.,-. v J . - - .' - -. -V--I . . . ,U ...L 1300111 204 vw- -1-1-..-v 1-1-an T,L 611155 of ' I 963 OFFICERS President: Russell Valliere Vice Presirlenl: Robert Smith Secretary: Virginia Wvoodard Treasurer: Eileen McCarthy Front Row: Judith Sawyer, Sheila Benoit. Nancy Cote, Judith Morris, Patricia McNally, Lynne Connors, Diane Peppe, Thelma Brown. Second Row: Virginia Woodard, Barbara Walsh, Linda Levangic. Mary Lou McCabe, Deborah Carver, Elaine Swanson, Nan Darling, Eileen McCarthy, Valerie Howarth, Judith Wallin, Diane LaVange. Third Row: Paula Langwa, David Rock, Douglas, Murray, Lawrence Allen, Laurence Leland, Russell Valliere, Daniel Crowley, David Starbuck, Joyce Parker. 46 --v-r ar-n -can-vu-v xx- -:v-ezff.-5.-mime:icxa'rmsm-:m,'mmwKll5mEnHRm Y-1'm!Elm'Z lBl 1300114 203 First Roux' Donna latnucone, Sun- dra Coffin. Jo.-Xnne Lellico. Paul- ine Willis. Dale lnnacone. Svc' ond Row: Carleton Churbuck. Wil- lard K--nm-dy. Nl.tri--n Fowler. l'l+-uv zird Rollins. Ronald Wood. Thomas Buckley. Third Rout Lester Brad- lwury. Richard Kr-ith. David Banner- nigm. John Lenuire. ft Room 206 First Row: Roberta Bruni, Elaine Bergstrom, Sandra Ambrose, Diane Perkins, Donna Atwood, Lucinda Price, Sandra Pray, Sandra Nisby, Joy Mondeau. Second Row: Karen Hanson, Jean Jones, Cynthia Cur- ley, Sally Faulkner. Marie Berg- eron, Warren Bradford, Robert Reed, John DeCl1ristopher, Brenda Hill. Lucinda Burger, Sandra Frasier, Diane Lyttle. Third Row: Charles King, Adrian duCille, Fred Adams. Richard Camhell. Lance Rogers, Robert Phelan, Leonard Shepard. John Hill, William Per- kins, Daniel Foley. 1, R., 1600111 205 First Row: Sharon Hutson, Sandra Groom, Lynnette Turski, Diane Wile, Brenda Longo, Pamela Bar- rows, Cheryl Bagnell, Sandra Cerst- ley. Second Row: Susan Hurd, Judith Moretti, Arthur Hennessey, Richard Dondero, Stephen Smith, Maxwell Pearson, Michael Powers, Richard Damon, Sally Hurd. Third Row: Michael Stewart, Robert Smith, Edward Dahill, Theodore Freeman, Robert Fuller, James Prime, Edward Smith, David Wil- cox. of, E T lla- 1600114 209 , W Glass of I 964 OFFICERS President: Ashton Bullard Vice President: David Ahati Secretary: Janet Barnard Treasurer: Ellen Luddy iii Firsl Row: Diane Faulkner, Stephanie Brown, Deborah Nutter, Ellen Luddy, Patricia Matthews, Cheryl Mynarski, Mary Lou McNally, Susan Johnson, Janet Liszewski. Second Row: Daniel Zentz, Carla Broman, Marie Fiorini, Virginia Hurd. Priscilla Morris, Sylvia Loud, Meredith Jones, Angela Froio, Beverly Flood, Ronald Wilson, Thomas Alden. Third Row: Daniel Dondero, Kenneth Benson, David Ahati, David Goldman, Wayne Buron, William Gould, John Ford, Bruce Houde, Douglas Marchant, Richard Clarity. Berlyl Johnson. 48 pi flame frarzvmirsi Firs! Rnzr: Donna Atwood. Cuth- erinf- Griffin. lois D'.X:ostino. .lone lnwsoti. Diane Rohidf-.111. Judith Lvl-ns. Nlairx Diuine, Sf-iwni Row: FIIQVHC Piper. Rrucv Dulwe, Douglas Thornton. Janice Lawson Slllttitll Snrcot-ia. Nlaurvr I Bonnie Qualls. John Yeronesi. Wil li.nn W hit nio r e, Third Row. Joseph Svalzn. James Solari Jog!-ph Parsons, Gerhard Rotteher Edward Knight. Terry Rugg. Rich ard Warnell, Frank Swiutck. M Cfhemisfry lab First Rout Patricia Heyerowitz, Barbra Allen. Dorothea Rego, Carol Ann Collins. Barbara Barth, Joy Boone. Janet Barnard. Linda Sawicki. Lois Anderson. Second Row: Laurence Foster. John Bel- anger. Robert Smith. William Ek- lund. William Cobbett. 'Judith Le- maire. Greg Davis. Leslie Emery, Theodoor Kroese. Louis Benoit, Albert Lyons. Third Razr: Cor- don Corey. Robert Babbitt. Albert Barthel, Roger Anderson. Thomas Wvilkinson. Robert Kitchell. lfda ward L-sowicz. Robert Blunise, Paul Hola. 11,065 4111514 llllil s-al' 98152 llllll J-f , A ,fi 9 9 lfialrrgy lab First Row: Carol fNlcCordiCk, Les- lie Walsh. .June llolyokr-, Arleen Alsheimer, S h i rl e y Burroughs, Paula Carahedian, Linda Tucker, Nelia Corthell, Paula Hola. Sec- ond Rnzv: Joyce Lindskog. Richard Trochsler, Gerald Williams, Bruce Lupien, Helen Connors, Cheryl Silva, Sandra Moretti. Ilona Good- win, Richard Cruz, Alan Nelson, David Odahashian,, Anita Teixeira. Third Row: Everett Haynes, Peter Crowley. Ronald Kendall, Robert Caldwell, Laurist Rohbins, Philip Leonard. Donald Squires, Peter Mason, Joseph Sweeney, John Roi-km-II. Ashton llullard. Q X 4 N A 1 F 1455 N , . 5 Q X r X V -. -' W5 ,L 'T ' M pw g 'se - - K . L '43 ' A . Uk N , e xx' ' B Wk' ' ' . AM . f I -2: 0 5' 4' - 5- ,. ., A , , , , a, V 4 , Kb, jk 93' f -6 'L f m ma 1- zz ' x? X ... , ,, S x' 'A , 'SL fm ' u QP T E f L .wx X 'l CLI! J I 1 4 4 I 4 ,,.. .4 ' mms w r ,, Q . .- ,nf x I G 03 5 X iff' r F X X X his yr-N. i , if -. ' T- i , 4:4 ' ,K Xa '60 CO-CAPT. JOHN SILVA J 1 1- I- 7 QU.-KRTERl5NCKSvSl:-ve Handy and Rolly Bullard. ' 9011! 'il I-gi Front: Coach Bernard Cilmetti, Richard Gonsalves, Gil Veronesi, Co- Capt. John Silva, Co-Capt. Anthony DeFeo, Dave Butler, Thomas Dun- levy, Coach Vincent Malewicz, Coach William Leanues. Row 2: James Rocha, Micheal Stewart, John Curley, James Thornton, Fred White, Lester Peterson, Walter Poshkus, Dennis Boni, Steven Handy, Gerald - v. 4 .A , K at I - f 1 . fx 5 3 , . N ..-,-4- HEAD COACH-Vincent J. Malewicz, Line Coach Bernard Cilmetti, Freshman Coach-William Leanues. 52 -,z 4 -k in L i Im!! Houde. Ron' 3: Robert Smith. Stephen Smith. Richard Campbell. War- ren Bradford, Daniel Crowley, Lawrence Leland, Russell Valliere, Ro- land Bullard. Micheal Powers. Rau' -1: Klanafrer Ronald Wood. John DeChristopl'1er. Rivhard Dondero. .lohn Hill, Joseph O'Kelly, Robert Reed. Adrian duCille. Donald Squires. Front: Thomas Dunlewy, Walter Poshkus, Dennis Boni, James Thornton. Back: Gilbert Veronesi, Fred White, Dave Butler, Richard Gon- salves. '60 C0-CAPT. TONY DeFEO 53 -.--Y l.,.'.z.'..'..-.. ' ..'....'.-. -.w..Z--N.-.'.-wv-'--nm The East Bridgewater High School football squacl had a rehuilding season this year. During the Course of the season. Coach Malewicz had an opportunity to use numerous jun- iors and sophomores so that they might gain valuable playing experi- ence, Thus. there will be a host of experienced players returning next year. led by Co-Captains-elect Roland Bullard and James Rocha. - --- .1 is - Single line-no passing ' No help in sight! .1 nl- annum Cfhearleaders f ff 1, 1 TAKN CAPTD- X if l 5 Q 4.' l 4' - 2 2 A 5 'D 1 -.q 7 if V l V P 1 5 D f i? ' i lk , ' ,, V -QL., Millie Dewhurst, Diane Pratt, Susan Virginia Chuckran, Susan Thorndike. Garabedian. Haynes, Donna Mola n P ictured. Left to Right: Mildred Dewhurst, Bonnie Haynes, Gail Marshall, Donna Mola, Susan Thorndike, Virginia Chuckran, Diane Pratt, Susan Garabedian, Deanna Rollins, co-captain, Dianne Abati, captain. - 55 Gail M ars. h all, Bonnie ot l6'a kcfball SC! Our team came through in fine style this year in what was supposed to be a rebuilding season for East Bridgewater High basketball. fThe season was filled with many exciting games including our home and away series with Marshfield when we lost the first game 61-60 but beat them on our home floor 6-1--62.l The team advanced to the quarterfinal round of the South Shore Tournament before we were eliminated by Bridge- water High, 60-50. in an exciting contest played at Oliver Ames High School Gymnasium. With a fine nucleus of underclassmen returning, we are predicting great seasons for Coach Morey and his Easties. 74151-Q-if COACH JOSEPH F. MOREY A aj it 51-,.,g,V,,,?g,.! . t Q: jr NA X X X Y . if ,his . Standing, Le!! lo Right: Russell Valliere, John Silva, Stephen Handy, Donald Nickerson, Lester Peterson, Dennis Boni, Frank La- Rosa, Anthony Dc-Feo, David Butler. Kneeling, Left to Right: Josepl1O'Kelly, Gilbert Vcronesi, Richard Gonsalves. 56 ,. ,g.n,..1 .Y 1? 'J f J- nv: :i'r:1:Dr1r.1SIw'11 !!S1VnxWNl!l1FFK1UIl7:?L'7T: . v. x ah XJ ,. A My aniar Letterman .Q .,-N 3 1 .. ' I -Q. .A X 1 ' ' LESTER PETERSON Q.. ANTHOXY Demo DAVID BUTLER ,,,a- -E S DENNIS BONI 1 rw. 53 '- R RICHARD GONSALVES 57 L JOHN SILVA lr-- GILBERT VERONESI Crack Q !'f ., -X- 1 H xmf- - The score card of our track team's record of the 1961 season showed promise and deserves hearty con- gratulations. Extra credit goes to Eric Anderson, who during his four years in high, was an outstanding miler. Coach Malewicz also deserves recognition for his leadership and guidance throughout the season. li. Front Row. Left to Right: Richard Gonsalves, Gary Davy, David Butler, Eric Anderson, Daniel Crowley, Anthony Cruz. Sec- 0'10l RUZU. Lvft lo Rfglzl: Michael Powers, Richard Dondcro. Howard Rollins, James Thornton, Roland Bullard, John Hill. lgrednkdanis. Third Row, Left to Right: Robert Reed, Donald Nickerson, Robert Patt, Lawrence Leland, Harold Dondero, Leo OLIIIGIIP. 58 .i.....1. . . :Q 112' 1' FW : - 'r.K:v1- i 1un::1w.x-umm-, uxrzv-v-1'v Q-un..-..-n-1-N.....-,--..w.-nuwr-Nxvumxmfu-..-...I-.--7 Y , Krrfss 60 airy Zfmm Kneeling, Left to Right: Daniel Dondero, Charles King, Ronald Wilson, Bruce Grober, Gary Davy. Standing, Left to Right: Manager Lance Rogers, William Perkins, Robert Tirrell, Harold Dondero. Eric Anderson, Coach Agganis. There were nine members on the cross-country team this year. Eric Anderson and Harold Dondero were co-captains of this team. East Bridgewater had a fairly suc- cessful season with three wins and four losses. We really appreciated having Mr. Agganis as a coach. This was his first year as coach of the cross country team, and he did a commendable job. 59 'ra li Haseball Q! COACH WILLIAM LEANUES 1961 should be a banner season for the E.B.H.S. baseball team. After a third place finish in league play last year, the Easties will be out for their first South Shore League Championship in the school's history. With six returning lettermen, Coach Leanues has the nucleus of a fine squad, one that we hope will bring the champion- ship back to East Bridgewater High. QMQWULOJ 1 , y 1 Front Row, Lei! to Right: John Flavell, Gilbert Veronesi, Dennis Boni, Anthony DeFeo, Stephen Handy, Russell Valliere Second Row, Left to Righl: Bruce Grober, James Rocha, Frank LaRosa, Warren Bradford, Stephen Smith, Joseph O'Kelly. 60 .........s:-2 -. ...e f-.-.--iran:-1+ A: , ' 'L . f I .V Cami Grrfup 'Uh Sirling, Left 10 Rlvghff Susan Nutter, Anne- Sgalzo, Susan Thorndike, Paula Maculewicz. Standing, Left to right: Carol McCor- dick. Judith Morris. Deborah Carver, Elizabeth Luddy. Judith Wallin. .l3TliC9 WOOJ, Eileen MCCUTHW, Marcia 501116, ChCfY1 VOYC- Zapfain ' 611 ner Kneeling, Left to Right: Paula Ortenzi, Majorettes Captaing Dianne Abati, Cheerleading Captain. Standing, Left to Right: Rose mary Estep, Donna Sampson, Basketball Co-Captainsg Harold Dondero, Cross-Country Captaing David Butler, Eric Anderson Track Co-captainsg Anthony Delreo, John Silva, Football Co-captainsg Pamela Fisher, Eileen McCarthy, Field Hockey Co-cap- tains. bl Sepfem b October gr 26 R kkKb OCt0ber iiiYxx ' Ht 5 K is C011 l l C?Ct0ber 10 it W Bridgewasset if l Ctober 13 -NX '---..rNxKXu afel- Ocfober at Hx' Hull m I Oct gs- anover 0 Obef 24 Holbro Cfober il -K '---., SC- Ok October 31 Duxzllfite Ma, 'Hy - EQQN. at Ngrwell WI M0536 saw gd Ykshei 3 Capmivi' Yam CO' W ld H0 key C7 'T' Wi! -we- - ,':g, ....,f4:.,f A -ff'-f Front Row, Left to Right: Joy Mondeau, Virginia Woodard, Sandra Pray, Co-Capt. Eileen McCarthy, Co-Capt. Pamela Fieher, Sharon Hutson, Nancy Robideau, Shirley Burroughs. Second Row, Left to Right: Susan Hurd, Sheila Ilienrgit, llluine Bergstrom, Chirlane Paulding, Donna Atwood, Sandra Ambrose, Carolyn Kruger, Judith Wallin, Sally urr. 62 We ffrfckcy Juformalv Keep Fightin', Girls l The Easties Field Hockey team has undoubtedly progressed steadily dur- ing its three years of existence in the school. The team is small in quantityg but rich in quality, and displays more courage and spirit than any other team in the league as a result of Mrs. Loveringls fine coaching. Next year's team will probably con- sist of the same players as Pam Fish- er is the only player leaving the squad. wgwwwfilifv li YI I - 7 'ET' December 2 0 O January 5 ..,,., ,,,, January 10 January 12 January 17 January 24 January 26 January 31 Alumni at Scituate at Cohasset Marshfield Norwell at Hull ,, Holbrook at Hanover February 7 ,tt. ..,a..,...,...V...V,..V A V011 February 9 ...., ..tt, W est Bridgewater - February 111- ...... t..,.aaaa a t Duxbury fi Girl ' Ka kefluzll QI Q V xii I W fr EE: L X. Front Row, Left to Right: Lucile Buckley, Cornelia Siscoc, Co-captain Rosemary Estep, Co-captain Donna Samp son, Eileen McCarthy, Judith Wallin, Joy Mondeau, Shirley Burrouglis. Second' Row, Left to Right: Diane Falkner Arlene Alshiemer, Lynn Connors, Sandra Pray, Marilyn Keith, Sharon Hutson, Virginia Woodard, Paula Macu.le wiez. Thin! Row, Left to Right: Susan Hurd, Stephenie Brown, Sylvia Loud, Chirlaine Paulding, Gail Peterson Nlureia Hultman, Gloria Post, Beverly Flood. ' a X Q ' ' www-., 8 P 1 A' , -an-sq S V'?-Ll.. P 'W . if 'iw , , 4- . , . ' Q ' N v 'syT4 'fl .N f ' - - '- - Ns,....' . - ...A- -, , , ra h Y v .Mp -htm, - ur.: The past basketball season proved to be quite success- ful for the East Bridgewater High girls. There were noticeably more victories this year than last year, and the team spirit remained as intensive as ever. Cory Siscoe, Rosemary Estep, Donna Sampson, Gail Peter- son, Marcia Hultman, and Gloria Post are senior class members on the team this year. rf M .J , I Ii I t -Arn, ,-.......-qua., -IBD ! il Z ' ' FTE f Fi L i ,. Y H , b Q . Avril - 26 1115-1, 3 at May 3 ii West Bric1Han0 6r llfay o gel, , 10 M late' A13-V 17 .xx at Ershfjeld Ia uxbu Y 22 'i . fy May 24 ghsk xx-at SC1fUate -. Hu Ht CO113SSet 1011 No. oxlim 5 vxYxClSiI:rkS' EPDM' 3 coack Ula E gf,-1.w.s'vfm ll Al.. First Row. Left lo Riglzl: Valerie Howarth, Nancy Robideau, Lynn Connors, Sharon Hutson, Sheila Benoit, Virginia . . l . N I. Cl. 1 . Woodard, Lucile Buckley. Second Row, Left to Right. Ellun McCarthy, Rosemary Eslep, Call Peterson, ur axne Paulding, Donna Sampson, Marilyn Keith, Sandra Pray. 66 The girls' softball team at E.B.H.S. experienced a fairly successful-season last year. As a result of Mrs. Lovering's fine coaching and enthusiasm, the team has been and will continue to be a high spirited groupe Rose- mary Estep, Gail Peterson. and Donna Sampson are the seniors on the squad this year. ,W of .Jag TV H-- .- , sf X, -. , ,.,, ,- rf, V A.,-, v A' W ,H , - V . V-I - ..', 1? f F-'awww' 5 -- ',,. -5 e. - -F Y A ' 'T' C .- v. ,- .,-cnt..-aywaw .Y .9 fi . I b- . ' . -, ' ,1g'.,..:. '-.fr.i1- ,, .' ..---figs'-..o:r-'Q-v.z..'55'r-f:4Kf? 1 ff Vx VI 5, ..--ff' LM 68 wa i N Q A Ja 1 I rj, NND i Z5 M V ..., X- igzv-,NX ,QQ U E .-ff-.f lx z fi g . E Q ? F E 5 'J W.. x f . S. Q f S E E J i If I ' 1 if i 5 S 5 . 3.3 x Activities .1 Lvl.- .....L'...........4..... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X 5 3 f E X x L NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY s 'f 4- I I f- 'T. fl 1 Q ,. W X Qi The members of the National Honor Society are selected for their high standards of Character. Scholarship. Leadership. and Service. Its present twenty-nine mem- bers have achieved and maintained an average of eighty-five per cent or above. which is necessary to be eligible for membership in this fine organization. The Honor Society holds assemblies each fall and spring to induct new members. A reception is held after induction ceremonies where parents of the members and teachers are guests. mf? First Run-. Lvl! lo Righl: Pamela Ellis. Ruth Stinchfield, John Connors, Mary Anderson, Joan Horte, James Hornstra, Gail IR-lcrson. Anthony Delren, Paula Ortenzi. Second Row, Left to Righl: Marcia Gardner. Deanna Rollins, Diane Pratt, Susan Nuttr-r, Elaine Mitchell. Marcia Soule, Phyliss Mann. Anne Scalzo, Donna Chamberlain, Elizabeth Luddy, Paula Maculewicz, Susan Thorndike. Third Row, Left to Right: Paul Bannerman, James Veilliux. Stephen Handy, John Curley, Daniel Pratt, llonulrl Nickerson, Roland Bullard, Anthony Cruz. 70 E 1 i l l 1 l 4 l STUDENT COUNCIL Our student council performs a dual role. The two primary functions of this group are governing the four classes and acting as a intermediary between the pupils and the administration. The council. in co-operation with the School Committee and the Parent Teacher Association. helps to maintain the standard of fellowship and scholastic achievement of which we are proud. We of the student council appreciate the assistance given to us by both faculty ,QWWA and students. -1 W J I 1 1 1 iw' 1 SEll!6d, Left to Right: Vice President. Roland Bullardg President. David Butlerg Secretary, Dawn fNIcCordick3 Treasurer, Diane Pratt. not pictured. Standing, Left to Right: David Abati, Stephen Smith, Eric Anderson, John Deffhristopher, Robert Clive, Keith Boone, James Rocha, Ashton Bullard, Louis Benoit, Richard Consalves, Judith Wallin, Mildred Dewhurst, Linda Cushing, Joyce Lawson, Pauline Tarantino. 7I i 'if , Hogs' State Kfprcscufafivcs 7 J 'T Girls' State Kcprcseufafivc ., 4, 1, . . L Initial 1., T James Hornstra and Anthony DeFeo S . ei 3. . 1 ? 2 Mary Anderson Modal ll. . Ewzfcreucc Group ' 3-3-Qisfhi-'5C3i..X...,s,, ,.,, ,W ,, ' -n-.L,r.,,,s. .. ...uh X -' ' HK ' f C'f'e. ,Q 'FNS : 'N was wr , , 1 ' X, V 5, -Rf.'avf':p ' . V Q 1 P ,tix wTq:sN.-.g- -- 'VW .ms-sy- ' ,Xl-.LifVXb!'Sl...-,.zq. V l Lefl lo Slankus, uf A 'wr-bi '.. Eg?ESx5Ef3S' ' ,, . v M W - 3 x I Q Right: Susan Nutter, Mary Anderson, Marcia Gardner, Roland Adviser, Susan Thorndike, James Vellieux. 72 2, :..sf,, X -' Bullard, Joseph O'Ke1ly', Ivan Bath, Miss Dorothy - Debating Svcicfy .vim i lvl!- J' Seated. LF-fl lo Right: Lance Rodgers. Susan Thorndike, dian. Russell Yalliere. Standing: Coach. Mr. Bradford V0 kr: af T-. ... V- - '- Angela Froio, Stephen Handy, Thomas Alden, Paula Garabe Robinson. C0 0 row E E T if 5 1 z T i ri S E S l We entertained Bliss Dorothy Dale and her guest, Arthur ,Tones from Brockton. They were joined for the panel show by John Connors, Dianne Abati, Paula Ortenzi, and Anthony Defeo. The safety of the air ways was the subject discussed. 73 , 5 l g 5 Z 2: - -gpvgu' - -' 'rA , n A- fyqllf I 5 s 1 1 Z4 if Qrench 6710 al and Ari Group First Row, Left io Right: Eileen McCarthy. Thelma Brown, Nan Darling, Judith Saccocia, Carol Chuckran, Mary Anderson, Paula Langwva, Paula Odabashian. Janice Wood. Sandra Ambrose. Ellen Luddy, Sheila Benoit, Cornelia Siscoe. Second Row, Left lo Right: Joan Horte, Lucinda Burger, Linda Cushing, Diane Faulkner, Jean Jones, Susan Nutter, Gail Marshall, Vir- ginia Taylor. Phyllis Mann. Diane Abati. Donna Mola. Judith Sawyer. Virginia Chuckran, Lynette Turski, Sally Doten. Third Rozr, Left to Right: Marcia Gardner, Paula Maculewicz, Diane Pratt, Anne Scalzo, Brenda Hill, Donna Chamberlain, Elaine Mitchell, Marcia Soule, Roseann Rodricks, Joanne Fortier, Cheryl Voye, Gail Peterson, Judith Allen. Janet Howard, Katherine Levangie, Deborah Carver, Jeanne Bumpus, Judith Wallin, Bonnie Haynes, Sandra Pray, Virginia Woodard, Diane Peppe, Joy Mondeau. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Susan Thorndike, Joyce Parker, Michael Stewart, Adrian duCille, James Veilleux, Lance Rogers, John Curley, Anthony DeFeo, Harold Dondero, Dennis Boni, Frank LaRosa, Stephen Handy, David Butler. Roland Bullard. Michael Comeau. George Britto, Paul Bannerman, Anthony Cruz, John Connors, Karen Hanson, Ruth juuia Cflrzssical league Stinchfield. - E - Lil First Roux Lrffl lo Right: Mary Lou McNally. Tha-lma Broun. Ellen Luddy. Sharon Hutson. Joyce Parker, Deborah Nutter, Paula Langwa, Xlercditli Jones. Stephanie Brown. Marcia Soule. Second Row. Left lo Right: Janet Lizewski, Virginia Hurd, Karr-n Hanson, Patricia McNally. Virginia Woodard, Judith Morris, Eileen McCarthy, Sheila Benoit, Beverly Flood, Lynne Connors, Angela Eroio, Patricia Matthews. Third Row, Left to Right: Joan Horte. Susan Thorndike, Bonnie Haynes, Susan Nuttf-r. Lucinda llcrgcr. Virginia Taylor. Katherine Levangie, Gail Peterson, Sharon Marshall, Roseann Bodricks, Elaine Mitchell, ludilll Wallin. Nancy Cote, Valerie Howarth. Karen Crasse, Diane Faulkner. Marcia Gardner. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Susan Johnson, Priscilla Morris. James Vcilleux, Paul Bannerman, John Curley, Harold Dondero, Donald Nickerson, An- thony DeFeo. Stephen Handy, David Butler. Roland Bullard, John Connors, Ruth Stinchfield, Mary Anderson. 74 ,' Rmb.. :KLlSlfR'l'.X 3-Q- ' llla Ad Prineipul 'P vi ,fx 4 A First ROIC. Left to Right: Susan Hurd, Eileen McCarthy, Paula Langwa, Deborah Nutter, Diane Lavange. Second Row Left to Right: Dianne Zion, Carol Ghuckran, Rosemary Paiva, Deanna Rollins, Karen Grasse, Ruth Ann Rockwell, Char lotte Deveau. Third Row. Leif to Right: Gail Steele. Dawn MeCordick, Shelia Benoit, Elizabeth Luddy, Elaine Mitchell Gail Peterson. Doris Barnard. Katherine Lavangie, Judith Morris, Mildred Dewhurst, Susan Garabedian. Fourth Row Lei! to Right: Angela Froio. Paula Hola, Cheryl Voye, Sylvia Loud. Judith Wallin, Bonnie Haynes. 0 'nina ,-,f mu? I' Av: r,,1? ' First Row, Left lo Right: Patricia McNally, Judith Morris, Rosemary Estep, Donna Atwood, Derrie Davidson, Linda Cushing, Susan Nutter, Paula Odabashian. Second Row, Left to Right: Susan Thorndike, Virginia Taylor, Paula Ortenzi, Janice Wood Paul Bannerman. George Britto, Daniel Pratt, Bruce Groher, Mary Nickerson, Lynn Connors, Joyce Parker, Marcia Gardner. 75 Kafsfsria Assistants :, v if i' . . PM-ff ' fr . I i l is i-.W....L.1f,f Luft in Right: .lnlm Silva. Chirluine Paulding, Sandra Groom. Doris llurnard. Frank Laliiosu, Deborah Faulkner, Lester Peterson, Cheryl Walsh, Donald Nickerson, SllLIl'OI1 Hutson. Yvilliam Could. Daxirl Odaliaslrizrn. .lvlln Ralynard. Raymond Tucker, Gerhard Bott- clwr. lose-plr Yerom-si. .loscpli Urliuunski. Gafsfsria faff l v r ug ' I N V V V Q, ,. Q .. ' V n X, Q v 'l V 1 1 i l - . 2 : 5 iff , i l- V W Q I.:-H to Rllgllll Mrs. Virginia Ill-rkini, Mrs. Xlilllrwd Siscm-, Mrs. lhrluiru Nluttlrcws, Mrs. Priscilla Wiilliums, Mrs. Helen Bruni. 76 Kusfsdiarzs 'F 1 t ff 51.5 f '96 'kk 1:35 kf 1 ffgw ' l Left to Right: Hany Waite, Arthur J. Goldman. Robert H. Allen, Not pictured, Burns Walton, Mabel Packard. HHH 2' ,Assistants I3 6 f ,M fl 2 I I S 'I ig.. , fr ln- 'vf , l ,ll ' First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Whiteman, Judith Saccocia, Deborah Nutter, Sandra Hudson, Ellen Luddy, Diane Peppe. Sec- ond Row: Paula Maculewicz, Virginia Cliuckran, Cornelia Siscoe, Sally Hurd, Sandra Gerstley, Sandra Ambrose, Carol Chuck- ran, Linda Cushing, Susan Garabedian, Anita Texiera. 77 ,-1.,...,.--,..,.,., --..-.,,,-,, .u-.r.:-..,....w....... ,.....,.....,, ...W X R qt, 1 -'ea A5 J X ON A Hand gfi First Row, Left to Right: Mary Lou McNally, Lucinda Burger, Pamela Fisher, Elaine Mitchell, Elaine Swanson, Di- anne Zion, Virginia Hurd, Elaine Bergstrom, Ellen Luddy, Barbara Walsh. Second Row, Left to Right: Nancy White- man, Lucille Buckley, Carla Broman, Judith Sawyer, Ruth Slinchfield, Karen Hanson, Sally Doten, Katherine Lavangie, Judith Wallin, Rosemary Paiva, Sandra Hudson, Susan Garabedian, Joy Mondeau, Joan Horte, Mr. Donald Hilliard. Thirrl Row, Left Io Right: Michael Stewart, Thomas Buckley, Adrian duCille, John Hill, Douglas Murray, John Bur- roughs, Phillip McNally, Dennis Boni. James Homstra, Lester Bradbury, Leo Boutiette, Douglas Marchant, Bernard Cox, William Whitmore. 78 N hfh Grade Zhorus is 1 Left to Riglzl: Diane Faulkner. Beverly Flood. Mr. Donald Hilliard, Dorothea Rego. Theodoor Kroese, Sylvia Loud, William Whitmore. Zhvralcers r . all , . . . w y I l Iv 2-5' .fi . AAA- is 5 First Row: Jean Bumpus, Rosemary Estep, Donna Mola, Dianne Ahati, Joan Horte, Dawn McCordick, Mary Anderson, Gail llaaehall, Ruth Stinchfield, Carol Chuckran, Janet Howard, Pamela Fisher, Ruth Ann Rockwell. Second Row: Deanna Rollins, Karen Crasse, Rosemary Paiva, Geraldine Cole, Catherine Tabor, Katherine Lavangie, Sally Doten, Janice Wood, Ina Wedge, Cheryl Yoye, Sharon Marshall, Mary Ann Keith, Linda Cushing, Elaine Mitchell, Diane Post, Virginia Chuckran, Paula Ma- culewicz, Paula Ortenzi, Susan Garahedian, Mr. Hilliard. Third Row: Virginia Taylor, Susan Thorndike, Paula Odabashian, Linda Carlson, Pauline lvillis. Thelma Brown, Patricia McNally, James Veilleux, Donald Nickerson, Thomas Phelan, lvan Bath, Eeith Boone, Paul Bannerman, Elizabeth Luddy, Ann Scalzo, Lucinda Berger, Nancy Cote, Lucille Buckley, Judith Saccocia, . 'ancv Whiteman. 79 , ff.-- . . A .1 f,4Q,...,...m,mn-raffu-f.a.,1,w. ,1nt'1vnvw:tuwVrrf:rnmuA2m li',-4 4-VET? ? 1. m , - ... 1 1. , If I K ' Us i I I Q3 'L cgi? Q5 r ' i Xml' 1 f if 5 . ' ,sf e l Q f A ,is a ,M wav' nie 1 'ii 'QQ K A ,.' KJ . LV' E Q. f' i l it g 73 f- ' 4 1 B K HEAD MAJORETTE I Paula Ortenzi tflflajmffies LPI! to Right: Sandra C-room, Cynthia Curley, Diane Nielsen, Gloria Post, Paula Ortenzi, Captain, Diane Perkins, Janice Wood, Judith Saccocia, Paula Maculewicz. 80 Spmsvrs g7 'f':--'-ff,-f -ff, r-f:7'4T'1u57f3131f,y 749W ,-,Ur 2 THE HOBART MANUFACTURING CO. Sa es and Service for I'I'Ie Largesf Kiichen and Food Machine Manufacfurer in 'rhe World MAXWELL J. PEARSON, Sales Agenf 979 PIymou+I1 S+ree+ Easi' Bridgewafer, Mass. Tel. DRaIxe 8-28I0 W. H. LUDDY 8I SON Movers Local Long DisIanI Pianos a Specialfy 7I No. Cenfral S+. Eas'I' BricIgewaI'er DRaIce 8-2I9I II ers an rima i ri u ors Ii W oleIiI?avLwiJie1n Qe?2P'll ENOS INSURANCE AGENCY, QAKDALE PACKING co.. INC. INC- 378 Pleasan, S,,ee,, INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS EAST-r ?RIEGEVgGT5IB03i:'gASS- 90 Main Sfreei' Bridgewaier. Mass. eep one ' PHONE owen 74606 G. G. MCNALLY CompIimen'I's of DORR'S PRINT SHOP FOUR SEASONS d an STATIONERY STORE 99 WHHMAN ST' BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Easf Bridgewafer Complimenfs of CARVER COTTON GIN COMPANY Personalized Flowers for Every Occasion CORSAGES WEDDING ARRANGEMENTS FUNERAL DESIGNS ALEXANDER'S FLOWER SHOP BEATRICE M. HoLsRooK, Prop. Telephone DRalce 8-224l Easl' Bridgewafer, Mass. Besl' Wishes +o +l1e Complimenrs of - BOC-gags if IYSLIIS A. R. PARKER'S an RESTAURATEURS AND CATERERS Wes? Briclgewafer Complimen+s of THE EAST BRIDGEWATER BOOSTER'S CLUB Be a Boosleru Complimen+s of COI'T1pllmeI'l'l'S of J. and L. GEORGE BRICK COMPANY 5c'5l'00 Slow Tel. DRake 8-3I7I CENTRAL ST. EAST BRIDGEWATER SPRING ST. EAST BRIDGEWATER rv 1 -- r -J . . . 9 f Elccl:r1c SCIVICC Smcc 1883 f REEDIELMKJRYZQTT Brockton Company um -..- Free Delivery Telephone DRaIce 8-222I BROCKTON ICE 0I-D COLONY AND SHOE COMPANY 84 Easf Railroad Avenue BROCKTON, MASS. HAYDEN'S SERVICE STATION 4I Cenfral Sireel' Eas'l' Briclgewaier, Mass. Mobil Producfs LILLIAN HAYDEN lDeaIerI Tires, Ba'Heries, Accessories and Specialiies All Types of Lubrica+ion Try Our Friendly, Cour'reous Service I. G. A. MARKET GERALD A. STETSON, Prop. Telephone DR-eke 8-2930 Groceries-Meais-Vegeiables EI-MER S- MCCARTHY 81 CO F S REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 37 Ceniral S+., Easl' Bridgewafer, Mass. I4 CENTRAL 5T-- EAST BRIUGEWATER BLANCHE MECARTHY ELMER McCARTHY CompIimenTs of MCCORDICK OIL CO. MARY CROMPTON'S Complimenis of bao PLYMOUTH ST. A- OTIS I-INTCN Easf Bridgewa+er, Mass. Rou+e IO6 Complimenfs of EAST BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK Insured Savings Morigage Loans Personal Money Order Checks Low Cosf Life Insurance Safe Deposif Boxes OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENING-S 6:00-7:30 P.M. Complimenfs of JOHN E. LUCEY CO.,' INC. BRIDGEWATER, MASS. The Profif Sharing Fac+ory Complimenfs of MCCARTHY BROTHERS Ice Cream Manufadurers 224 COMMERCIAL ST. WHITMAN, MASS. TVOODARD 5cWRIGHT LAST C OMPANY O MAKERS C?f9d3'I 'lfl MTS um .AM as W.-ff.. f EAST BRIDGEWATER, Mass. JOHN'S HYGIENIC BARBER SHOP Two Barbers Our MOHO: Qualify and Service af Fair Prices GERTRUDE'S BEAUTY CLINIC All Types of Beaufy Cul+ure 27 Ceniral S+reel', Eas'r Bridgewafer I2 WEST UNION STREET DR-Elie 3-33 WILLIAM O. JAI-IN, INC. VEILLEUX Florist Real Esfafe Specializing in DRake 8-N59 Carnafions DORRlE'S BEAUTY SHO 733 Bedford S+. ELMWOOD, MASS. DRalce 8-2953 Hours 2 To 6 P p.m. EAST BRI DGEWATER HARDWARE CO. a WEST UNION STREET Easi' Bridgewafer Mass. Complimen+s of SI LVA'S GARAGE Telephone DRalce 8-265l 276 No. Bedford S'rree+ Eas'r Bridgewafer JOPPA SERVICE STATION MURRAY CRAIG, Prop. ELMWOOD, MASS. WETZELL'S Sport 84 Marine Center 644 BELMONT ST., BROCKTON Equipmeni' for All Sporfs Boais Mofors Com plimenis of RALPH and MARY LITCHFIELD OompIimen'rs of JACK STENGEL Real Estate THOMAS CHEVROLET, INC. 325 Broad S+ree+ BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS Bus. PI'1one OWen 7-6935 M. CLIFTON EDSON 84 SON ,NCORPORATED WM. F. McKENNEY Insurance of AII Kinds Used CBI' Dealer Phone DRaIce 8-238I II CENTRAL STREET EAST BRIDGEVVATER CompIimen'rs of Besf Wishes CHRIS'S BARBER SHOP BRQCKTQNTAUNTQN 6 Wes+ Union S+. Eas'I' Bridgewafer G TOWN TAXI 7:00 A.M.-I I:00 P.M. BUD POOLE, Prop. DRaIte 8-330I CenI'raI S+., Eas+ Bridgewaier Complimenfs of EDGAR'S BrocId'on's Largesi' S+ore BASIL F. GOSS Building Con+racI'or REGISTERED AND INSURED EAST BRIDGEWATER CARLI N MOTOR SALES TeI. DRaIce 8-348I 500 BEDFORD ST. Eas+ Bridgewafer, Mass. Com plimenfs of I , I l . siili'eii4i'ailieis A Bedford S+ree+, Rou+e 27, E. Bridgewa+er Also in Nor+on, N. Eas+on, Randolph, Plainville, Brocldon, New Bedford, and Walpole CHANDLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY COmP'imen+S of Eas, B,idgewa,e, BRIDGEWATER FOUNDRY Massacl1useH's Tel. Owen 7-20I9 DR 8-2455 ERNlE'S APPLIANCE CO. Radio and Television Sales and Service Sfoves-Refrigera+ors-Washers I2-I6 BROAD STREET BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Prop., Ernes'r J. Saccocia Complimenls of TOWNE CLEANERS ln al I0-Oul' ai' 5 BERJ'S Men's, Women's and Boys' Spor'I'swear Formal Wear for All Occasions 5 W. UNION ST. TEL. DR 8-2641 E. BRIDGEWATER Complirnenfs of EAST BRIDGEWATER CO-OPERATIVE BANK INSURED SAVINGS Regular Savings Accounfs Serial Share Accounis Paid-Up Share Accounfs REGISTER CHECKS MORTGAGE LOANS Currenf Dividend 41, on Serial Shares 6 Cenfral Sfreef DR 8-2672 Complimenfs of COUNTRY SQUIRE MacNEIL and BATTI General AuI'o Repairing and LubricaIion CompIe'Ie Modern Tune-Up Equipmeni TIRES-BATTERIES-ACCESSORIES Tel. E. B. DRaIce 8-2I22 8-2I7I 26 N. CenI'raI S+. A. DUBE WI1oIesaIe-ReI'aiI Geranium SpeciaIis+s PoHecI PIan'I's Tel. DRaIre 8-2364 MARKEY'S, INC. Dis'rinc+ive Men's Wear Telephone JU 6-0025 I92 MAIN STREET BROCKTON 968 CENTRAL ST. EAST BRIDGEWATER BesI' of Luck ROSEN FURNITURE CO. CompIimenIs of SALLY'S DRESS SHOP, INC, 'NC- sbo s0u+h Ave. WHWMAN- MASS- Telephone CompIimen'Is of DUVAL'S DRUGS WI1i+man MassacI1useI rs RAY'S, INCORPORATED Corsages Flowers PIanI's Telephone OWen 7-248I I968 PLYMOUTH STREET FORNI BROTHERS Range and Fuel Oil Sales and Service Oil Burners I82 PLYMOUTH STREET EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. TeIepI1one DRaIce 8-2652 Equipped Wi+I1 2-Way Radios 'For Fasf Service Complimenls of EASTERN STATES STEEL CORP. GEO. H. BERGER, Pres.-Treas. 36 Cool: S+. Easl' Bridgewafer, Mass. Complimenls of DAvE's SPEEDWASH RIDDER'S and Farm Maid DEWHURST LUMBER CO., INC. ICE CREAM Lumber, Builders' Supplies and Hardware 2I5 BEDFORD ST. EAST BRIDGEWATER WHITMAN HANOVER FRANK'S ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD 707 Cen+re S+. Tel. JUniper 3-0888 Complimenls of F. CAVICCHI 81 CO. EST. I 890 WHITMAN MASSACHUSETTS SWANSON-WALLIN Zenilh RCA GE McLAUGHLlN CHEVROLET Radios and Televisions INC- Home Appliances 9N5wi'Z:2'nA:A'Z'l:e SALES AND SERVICE GI 7-440' ' 49 a1:1lifflQonsi+.DlEZ:i iiiSi44i.lva+er Sales Sefvice I 9 FLOOD'S MI LLETT FARMS Wholesale MILK AND CREAM Relail The Choice of Parlicular People Phone Glbson 7-2731 50 Washinglon S+. WHITMAN. MASS. RADIO 8: TV SERVICE 536 No. Cenlral Slreel' Easl' Briclgewafer We Service All Malces TEL. DR 8-2345 To AII ''Easfies''-Congralulafions I lglof I6EIl, N.-sr yvuv XX-'oxvn 'P A:if' From V K 'Tl',51:.f X Wa I -I ' 2211 f . 4 A orlgtgll 3145 7? , '4':jfD N YS THE - ' 'D PWA Fm fiQd ,1'ZIf f FA Q QU' Q - - H 'm ae . 15-- . 2- S Lgsessaffmee I The Mosl' Beaufiful Fabrics , 2' Gia . -I -- Pl moufh Mass. I ' An Where-Woolens and Ru Malerial Y Y 9 TOWNE PHARMACY SIDNEY I. BERENSON, Ph.G., Reg. Pharm. I7 Cenfral SI'ree+ Easf Bridgewaier, Mass. Telephone DRaIce 8-20ll SHAWN EE NURSERY Evergreens 0 Shrubs ' Rhododendrons JOSEPH O. VENTURA 753 Plymourh SI'reeI' EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. DRaIce 8-3440 Tel.: DRaIre 8-2045 ERNEST C. PHILBRICK Building Con'rracI'or Repairs and Remodeling 589 WEST UNION Eas+ Bridgewafer, Mass. Lumber-Doors-Windows-Plywood-Pain? Hd TI T'I CI' K'I'I'1 Cb'+ ar ware- oos- ne- us om uc en a me s Plumbing and Elecfrical Fixfures SUNNYLINE BUILDERS SUPPLY ualily and Service ai' Reasonable Prices 55I Bedford S+., Easf Bridgewafer, Mass. SIDNEY GOLDMAN, Prop. DRaIce 8-3II6 Complimenfs of PATRICIA SNOW'S ACADEMY OF DANCING EAST BRIDGEWATER ROCKLAND BROCKTON BRIDGEWATER Compleie Courses in All Types of Dancing and Bafon Twirling Complimenfs of A FRIEND ca. L. Complimenis of ORIENTAL CARPET CLEANING CO. Telephone DRaIce 8-3I4I IO5 Pleasani' Ave. Eas'r Bridgewafer Complimenrs of ALLOY CASTI NGS Palronize STEVE'S SPCRT DEN FOR ALL TYPES OF SPORTING GOCDS Telephone l2I6 I43 CENTER ST. MIDDLEBORO. MASS. Complimenls of u THE LELAND FARM C 'P 'e 'S of , THE Where Qualuly Counlsu PUTNAM STEELE LABORATORY I897 I96l Telephone DRalce 8-288l Cgmplimenfg of Au+o Painfing, Body and Fender Work EI d M ARTHUR VALLIERE, Prop. mwoo ' ass' 298 cemral s+ree+ Easf Bridgewafer, Mass. H. WILE 81 SON LCE CPREAM EAST BRIDGEWATER us+om ac aging SPECIALTIES SAND AND GRAVEL 75 Collage S+., Elmwood PEACEFUL MEADOWS 9I Bedford S+ree+ Telephone WHITMAN Glbson 7-238I Besl Wishes From FORGE POND YARN SHOP Town Clerk 6 Wesl Union Slreel GEORGE J. FRAHAR DR 83473 KNIGHTS OF COLUM BUS St. John's Council 414283 TAFT'S JEWELERS Il20 Main S+ree+ Campello WATCHMAKERS DIAMOND SETTERS Regislerecl Jewelers and Cerlified Gemologisl' American Gem Sociely TEL. JU 6-2269 For Besl Wishes From 'rhe Makers of Top.Qualll.y Cleanlng, Allerahons and for Service SIMPSON SPRING BEVERAGES C ome +o FAMOUS SINCE l878 Soullr Eas'l'on, Mass. 'rhe Reliable Cleaners Since l899 Tel. CEdar 8-274l 59-63 Pleasanl' Sl. Brocldon TEL. JU 6-58l2 PINE VALLEY GOLF CLUB BROCKTON, MASS. Club Professional, JOHN MARCIONI CompIimen'rs of DOCTOR AND MRS. DeFEO Complimenls of LUDDY'S NEWSSTAND Eas'r Bridgewaier, Mass. Com pIimenI's of DR. HENRY A. FRASER Den+isI' Complimenrs of DR. and MRS. WARREN B. OBERG Complimen+s of ATTORNEY WILLIS A. DOWNS InIeres'I'ec.I in Buying or SeIIing?? Phone Now for Fasf, Reliable Service MRS. I'I. R. Honey STETKIS Real Es'ra're Broker JU 6-59I7 and Nolary Public Da y or Evening THE HOME NATIONAL BANK OF BROCKTON Easl' Bridgewafer Office EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Aulo Loans-Personal Loans Checking Accoun'Is ESTER H. EAST BRIDGEWATER INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kincls Tel. DRaIce 8-30II LUNDIN HARRIETT S. SAYCE Foxboro makes a better instrument . . . or Foxboro doesn't make it! Consotrol Control Stotion undergoing Gnol colibrotion. Full A-inch chort width is one of rnony odvonces in small-case ponel instruments introduced by this Foxboro development. O BOR REG, U,S PAT. OFF. Creative Design and Manufacture of Instruments and Instrument Systems for Measurement and Control of Process Variables. The Foxboro Company, Foxboro, Mass., U. S. A. .. -. ... w1mf..g:,,., .nqvlrzuxrrevn-1 mf :Y ffl f'?!'75w1' fffvv 1 F W ' 7f 7fff '77 if ' 1' vt Cff'F 7' Good Luck to Good Scholars! From 'Finesl' Meals Sold Anywhere! Jewelers for Your Class Rings DIEGES 81 CLUST Manufacluring Jewelers 6 Public Sl'ree+, Providence, R. RINGS PINS C S S The Eltzss ef I 96 I Wishes te thank Mr. Albert Stevens fer his dm Wing ef the tereh en the inside eeeer ef this tfeek. -i ,gms r A-l ' ',fr1 ul... .3432-Q , 1-1-:yum ' ,u A . ,-3-1,-, .j V, ,, V1 . , , Ayn! .. r H Q . ,4 . rf ' . J UTJJ- '1' I swf'-.flv 'f'l'.Af.a'3 L' 'vw A ' w- 4 4 .. A' v 'uf .WQQN-U A . iq w l 1 t Q , . , '. ,vi -Q W t if 4 , 1 71, 94 AA .. - 'hi' ,- xx, 'A ,-'- -- fn .bf 4,.. ...Q .. .4-.1 ' -' 'E' ' ' , , 7,1 ' U ,,1 . , , H X.. 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