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

 - Class of 1964

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NeiTher a building nor a year is a sTory. RaTher, The sTu- denTs are The sTory-The 1 knowledge of The in- TelIecTual, The enThus- iasm of The cheerleader, The deTerminaTion of The aThleTe, The willingness To work, buT mosT im- porTanT, The spiriT be- hind These Things-spir- iT Tor sTudies, aThleTics, and school governmenT. E.B.H.S. spiriT is sTrong. No losing season, no sTricT rules, no, noThing can Take away our in- naTe spiriT. The class of '64 reflecTs This spiriT, The TORCH reTlecTs Them-so leT our Theme be The SpiriT of E.B. H.S. if lv 4- ,,m R. l , fb' Ar 4 Q. A T -' Ni, J w s rn. 1, .w,.ve,,-.3 ..F'1 - N51'-,' .' xg + J ,-.- X ' n J af fi 'sl' A. 1, M ,qu , . ' pifsimeyst viii? ff-rg A 1 ad' Wlgxvfd g'H , ' N' Hfgwv ,k.' , X .Q , ff. 7 CS. .Slljlfly f ' m: , Ap' .xg5,iQg,gY3' Xgxiws- Y . . 'mmf df ,fv,, ., ,-.f . N g ' Q LI in . :xii ' 1 , ig ' 'fy , ' rn -Y . 3' .'. 1 .4 ' ' fix,A'w', 1 1 . 4 U K Q ' . anMM.,- 5 , -Q Q . ' . U I ' 1 A1 , ' Y . ., 9 'Ze 'V , .1 . f' .uo. U ., Q, I x.. Y . We Dedicate Gur Yearbook to Mr. Albert Kiellerstedt Hmm, what shall we do today? I think we'll read. 'x .. 'M yi 'LQ--9, M' If I were sitting here and the whole outside world were indifferent to what I was do- ing, I would still want to be doing iust what I am. Mr. Kiellersteclt, you have been a true friend to us. But more than a friend, you have helped us in partic- ular, on the yearbook and many others through the Argus, freshman basketball, and your classes. You have overlooked our forgetfulness, our carelessness, and our incon- sideration. You have made us look within ourselves and laugh, you have pushed us farther along the road to maturity. Your calm resolu- tion and your perspective of life have taken away our anger and substituted understanding. How can we say thank you to a man who has done all this? We could have offered you a gift, presented you with money, but that is too meaning- less for you. Instead, we chose to work many long hours to produce this yearbook for you. The 7964 Torch is only the tangible embody- ing the intangible-our admiration. Therefore, we dedicate our year- book, which is so all-important in our Senior year, to you, our Mr. K. I like to read. if a Man Who Is Himself Dedicated What do you 'think of that? Hmmmm! Chuckie, Chuckle. V i 5 A , A -M.. Nwwnw-srsvuwwim .,..,....,....,.............f...,..,-, jfey grouyff fo us . . Prin ipal' Message And This our life exempt from public haunt finds Tongues in tree, books in the running brook Sermons in stones and good in everything. William Shakespeare, As You Like It The enioyment of reading, the identification with the printed page emotionally as well as intellectually which characterizes the effective read- er, is an important characteristic of the educated adult. To those who have learned the secret which transforms the printed page from abstract symbols into meanings which carry personal sig- nificance, reading of books becomes and remains a source of personal sat- isfaction for which there is no sub- stitute. With the library a vital part of your life and the librarian as your companion, books become your magic carpet. Reading then, becomes your passport into other countries. You meet other people, visit in their homes, travel their roads, share their experiences, and your ideas are stim- ulated. What fun, what a deeply satisfying experience. Sincerely, Raymond Hamilton Principal X169 opporfunzgf X0 Qarn uperintendenfs Message Class of I964: I would like to impress upon you the following considerations- Each of you really counts. The world will be a little better-or a little worse-because you have been in it. It is my sincere hope that you will show initiative in making even the slightest effort to change it for the better. There's nobody quite like you. You have been assigned a personal mission in life to fulfill that has been given to no one else. And it is up to you to carry through to the best of your ability. You are important. No one will ever be in exactly the same circum- stances or be offered the same op- portunities as you. Each has an eter- nal value for what he is and does. Do what you can. Recall the old saying I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I ought to do, And what I ought to do l will do. Sincerely, Stanley B. Goldman Superintendent of Schools Vice-Prin ipalg Guidance MR. JOSEPH F. MOREY, Vice-Principal Director Everywhere one turns, they will, no doubt, find Mr. Morey adding his humor and wit to the normal pro- cedures of everyday school activities. Besides being a coach and teacher, Mr. Morey has numerous iobs to fulfill in assisting our principal. There always se-ems to be a steady stream of students to the guidance office. Why? The answer lies in the personality of our new guidance director, Miss Mary C. Anderson. In addition to having ample time to listen to each student's problems, aiding seniors in college plans, and planning the curriculum, she finds time to be advisor to the Student Council and Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders. Miss Anderson has gained the admiration, friendship and respect of all stu- dents in the short while she has been here. MISS MARY C. ANDERSON, Guidance Director iishsom..- - MISS BARBARA LIGHTFOOT RN Personn I There is an old cliche ThaT goes, Behind every good man There is a woman. This seems very apropos here. Behind Mr. HamiITon and Mr, Goldman There are Two women, Their secre- Taries. Mrs. AIberTa Poole is indispensable To The PrincipaI's office. IT is she whom boTh The sTudenTs and facuITy depend on. Mrs. Blanche Spear, Mr. GoIdman's secreTary, manages The business of all Three schools. Miss Barbara LighTfooT, The nurse, comes inTo much conTacT with The sTudenTs, boTh when They are ill and when They like To be ill. She has iniTiaTed a new club inTo our school, The FuTure Nurses of America, and members are given The opporTuniTy To work with her as clinic assisTanTs. MRS. BLANCHE SPEAR MRS, ALBERTA POOLE Zdoufzfhl ou A120511 a se121brf'7 Y 7 School Seal Contest Winner Patricia Morton Facult Y -A jf, an Q X , 1... , , .,,. V -Pfmff urn .J .,-.. ,., Y QQ 11 - fl'-E is f A 2 English MR. ALBERT W. KJELLERSTEDT B.A.-Junior English ACWFSOF-Yearbook, AFQUS, MRS. EILEEN B. MALLOY Freshman Basketball B,f:.A.-F,eshman English Advisor-Freshman Class, Senior Class Play MR. WILLIAM J. SAMOS MISS JEAN ROANOWICZ A,B., Ed.M., C.A.G,S. B.A.-Sophomore English Senior English Language MISS MARY SULLIVAN B.S., M.A.-French and Latin Advisor-Junior Classical League French Choral and Art Group ' .,. 1 .. , Q. Q .. 2 if L : sa- - p A v 9435 . 'l' A . . W l ', . , 'fl- .' -,f rl ' fffvjiq 19.1 . ' -' f . ,. -.- , - ., ,. ' ZR , , - fr Q MISS MARGARET VOKINS M,A,-French MR. DONALD R. KETCHAM JR. B.S.-French Advisor-Senior Class ath MR. WILLIAM W. BOELKE B.A.-College Mathematics MR. ROBERT W. MAGNER B.S.-General Science, College Mathematics Advisor-Sophomore Class MR. JOSEPH F. MOREY B.S.-Business Mathemaiics Advisor-Baskefball,Coacl'1 MR. ANTHONY M. LORUSSO B.S.-Chem., Physics A MR. NORMAN F. MCGOWAN B.S.-Biology Advisor-Student Council, Yearbook lBusinessl, Student Exchange, Driver Training cience MR. ROBERT W. MAGNER B.S.,-General Science, College Mathematics Advisor-Sophomore Class Social Studie MR. JAMES D. GOODWIN B.S.-U.S. History Advisor-Junior Class MR. EVERETT R. LAYS B.A., M. Ed. W. Hist., A. Hist., Am. Dem MR. JOHN COLLINS B.S.-History, Civics R w-wr:-. -.4 w '-xv.: Q. X 1 0 Business MISS RUTH GUTHRIE B,S.-Shhd, Typing, Off. Pract., Ec, Geo., English MR. STEPHEN R. GEORGE B.S.-Typing, Gen. Business MR. STANLEY H. HATCH B.S., M.S.-Bkkp. Con. Ed., Bus. Law, Typing Manual Arts MR. ROY MENARD MR. ALBERT H. STEVENS Cert. of B.T.C.-M. Shop, Mech. Drawing B.S.-Art Advisor-Driver Training MR. ROBERT H. EASTMAN Wood Shop Advisor-Drill Team, Color Guard ,.x - T.- X MRS. MARION FARRAR B.S.-Home Economics WE? yas 4, f:--may I 4, 1 1 ' f Q ,5xo.:4,-:-- 3.,yQ.-I :Ju - . a -5-44-my ,,., , . . , , ,411-Loggi .4 Not Pictured: MRS. VIRGINIA LOVERING B.S.-Physical Education Coach of girls' sports. P- I chi' :Q--rgy! rl ' A . ,,, F253 -'-ws IBZLQE' I wx' , 1 P: nf .- 5.3 J- sw V ,W - 'gif lf5iE1'5:ia3y.2 SHT? f . I af? ,gf-b 5' ww , !14,'g- IEW!-1-f 2 .3-1,.1.:':: ,-4 iv., -w ,Sf-, 2.- lmasaaamaf 5 ,ff ...faux vw A MR. VINCENT S. MALEWICZ B.S.-Physical Education Coach of Football, Baseball. I3Hhsand Boys Physical I 1 , Education These things were new to us . . . Q7 my Umm anrf Goff Qumf 57 prmfe ffflq-yi S7 new pffpqvaf 57 feacgefpom anyma Sq Eanyuaye Qgorafory 57 gufure Wurses Sq amz? ashes 780122 I 7 cgcfoofcgeaf S712 gquofb Zjzlvuczfjaoom Seniors ZUQ owe mucg fo our . . . Class Advisor Wm QDOIZGH jaefcfam The Class of 1964 entered East Bridgewater High School with but vague knowledge of how a high school operates. A guiding force was a necessity. The school, therefore, appointed Mr. Donald Ketcham to advise us in our endeavors. This he has done. From the framing of a constitution to the senior week activities, he has always been willing to extend a helping hand. To you, Mr. Ketcharn, the Class of i964 says Thank you! 22 csepzf 1960 marfeofffe feyzlrynzlny gfour 50500 career: DAVID PATRICK ABATI Guinea Coolness and absence of heat indicate fine qualities. Class Vice-President 1, Class President 2, Student Council 'l, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Chairman. Future Plans: College BARBARA ELAINE ALLEN Barb A sunny nature wins lasting friendship everywhere. Library Assistant 3, 4, Sophomore Hop, JuniOr Prom. Future Plans: Office work, marriage 24 THOMAS EDWARD ALDEN nTOrnl1 l agree with no man's opinions. l have some ot my own. Football I, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Class Constitution Committee 1, Student Exchange 2, 3, Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group 'l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Cafeteria Assistant 1, 2, 3. Future Plans: College LOlS RUTH ANDERSON Lois Silence that wins when eloquence in vain. Freshman Chorus 'l, Junior Chorus 3, Choraleers 2, 4, Class Constitution Committee l. Future Plans: Practical Nurse urfgfsf fasfs, as fires 2122912 we , re. JANET DAY BARNARD fifty t 4213- , . . 'N .,,. ii I t I ALBERT JOSEPH BARTHELL JR. Janet Albie A sweet disposition guilds the edges of life's blackest clouds. Kindness always begets kindness. Future Plans: Hairdresser JOHN CRAIG BELANGER HBJ ,, l'll be merry and free. Football lg Junior Promg French Choral and Art Gro Future Plans: Architect-Wentworth Institute Future Plans: Service LOUIS ALEXIS BENOIT A good nature up 1, 2. friend. is Football lg Track 27 Louie one of the most treasured qualities in a Basketball l, 25 Cross Country 27 Student Council lg French Choral and Art Group l, 2, 3. Future Plans: College L'-1 fi -V . ing A-gi, 1 -By-4. 2-frw fsgw- : ..f,5 ' .,,, 5- A-is: 11 r s i gi? F ' 1 I2 .bg .. . gi 'li rw' 6 A f , 'r 'Q fo 09040 up a C ass consfzfufzbn, KENNETH ELLIOTT BENSON Ken Oh mischief, what a client here! Class Play 4: Football 1: Track 2. Future Plans: College-electrical engineering FRANCES STEPHANIE BROWN llstephll Happy am l, from care, l'm free. National Honor Society 3, 4: Class Constitution Committee: Junior Classical League i, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4: Office Assist- ant 2: Clinic Assistant 3, Basketball Tj Sophomore Hop: Jun- ior Prom. Future Plans: Marriage CARLA MARIE BROMAN Carla Such sweet compulsion doth in music Iie. Band 1, 2, 3, Band Librarian 4: Yearbook 4, Junior Prom: Bas- ketball 2. Future Plans: College ASHTON STONE BULLARD uASh11 Ambition makes for success. Class President i, 3, 4, Track l, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3: Co- captain 4: Football 1: Business Manager Yearbook, Student Council if Class Constitution Committee ip French Choral and Art Group 2, 3, 4: Marshal 1963 Graduation: Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom, Cafeteria Assistant 2, 3: Traffic Squad I: Student Government Day Representative 4. Future Plans: College 10 sefacl' our C ass moffo, . WAYNE RONALD ,BURON Wayne True worth is in being, not seeming. Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Service fArmyJ ROBERT VERNON CALDWELL Claude He gave the people of his best. Football, Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Class Vice-President 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans: Stockbridge SHIRLEY LOUISE BURROUGHS Shirley This world belongs to the energetic. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, Co-captain 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: I.B.M. School RlCl-lARD EDWARD CLARITY IlRiChll ln a quiet way he finds success. Band I, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Basketball I, Class Play 4, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: University of Massachusetts our CASSMWQQ . CAROL ANN COLLINS Carol Smile with an intent to do mischief. Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom: Guidance Assistant 3. Future Plans: Hairdresser NELIA ELAINE CORTHELL Nelia Being good natured inspires friends. Field Hockey 2, Basketball 2, Sophomore Hop, Choraleers 2, 3 French Choral and Art Group l, 2, 3, 4, Clinic Assistant 2, 4 Library Assistant 3, 4, Junior Prom: Student Exchange 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. Future Plans: Business School 28 I 7 HELEN MARIE CONNORS Helen lf to her share some female errors fall, look on her face, and you'll forget them all. Basketball ly Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Cheerleader 4 Yearbook 11, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Further schooling PETER JOSEPH CROWLEY Pete lt's not what you dog it's what you get away with Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball 'l, 3. Future Plans: Banking dl? OUI' C' GSS CO OPS. RICHARD EDWARD CRUZ THOMAS WILFRED DEMERS Ricky Tommy f'He gives light as soon as he rises. ln quierness and in confidence shall be your sirengihf' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Cross Country 1, Junior Prom: Fufure Plans: College Sophomore Hop. Future Plans: College DANIEL JOSEPH DONDERO WILLIAM FRANCIS EKLUND Danny Bm A good mind possesses a kingdom. Who changes not in any gale. Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Class Foofball If 2, 4: BGSIKC-Ifball I, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Debifing Team Play. I, Sophomore Hop: Class Consiitufion Committee, Junior Prom, Future Plans: Mathematics Class Play Commirfee- Fufure Plans: College 1961 - A ur Qsopfomore year - LESLIE EMERY MARIE ANN EIORINI Leg Marie ffQUie, men are the beg men! Those make friends who do friendly acts. Yearbook 4' Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary Future Plan5:TechniCalSChOOI 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Office Assistant 35 Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Traffic Squad 4, Student Council 3, Secretary 4. Future Plans: Secretary BEVERLY JEANNE FLOOD JOHN MUNROE FORD Bunny John The great mind knows the power of gentlenessf' Worth makes the man. Freshman Chorus: Choraleers 2, 3, 4: Jr- Chorus 3, 4: French Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foofball 1, 4, Class Play Committee. Choral and Art Group l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Classical League l, 2, Fumre plans: College 951, Basketball T, Library Assistant 4, Yearbook Ag Future Nurses Club, President 4, Class Play. Future Plans: Nursing 30 we 06fye12fQ worfeof 012 our op LAWRENCE FOSTER Larry l Deeds, not words, shall speak for me. Track 1. Future Plans: Service PAULA RUTH GARABEDIAN Paula Talk she can and talk she will, her tongue seldom ever still. Choraleers 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Basketball T, 2, Softball T, 2, Field Hockey 2, Junior Prom, Yearbook 4, Argus 4, Debating Team l, Class Constitution Committee l. Future Plans: Further schooling ' T ANGELA JO FRDIO IIJOII Who mixed reason with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth. Junior Classical League l, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Class Constitution Committee, Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom, Argus 3, Editor 4, Cheerleader 4, Yearbook 4, Debating Team l, Of- fice Assistant l, 2, Pep Squad 3. Future Plans: Robie's Business School HAZEL ANN GlLLlE Hazel She does her work without being told, She has a head 'Full of sense and a heart of gold. Weymouth High School l. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Legal Secretary HQDGFIISIHI2 yjara 1296.77 WILLIAM LESLIE GOLILD BiII A wise man is strong, yea, a man of knowledge increases strength. Football lg Basketball 1, 2: Boys' State 3: Yearbook 4, Sopho- more Hopp Junior Prom, Cafeteria Assistant l, 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College-Electronic Engineer JUNE ROSE HOLYOKE IIJUY-lei! Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom, French Choral and Art Group l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, Captain 4. Future Plans: Hairdressing School 32 CATHERINE ALICE GRIFFIN Cathy Silence is golden. Field Hockey 2, 3, Cafeteria Assistant 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Marriage BRUCE EMERY HOUDE Houdie Keen in mind, swift in sport. Football l, 2, 3, Captain 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, Vice-President 4: Boys' State 3. Future Plans: College uf' uzzzbr year was marfeof VIRGINIA ANN HURD Ginny 'jl make the most of all that comes. Class Constitution Committee l, Sophomore Hop, Band l, 2, 3, 4, S.E.M.S.B.A. 2, 3, District All State 2, E.C.M.U.N.C. 2, Junior Prom, Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Classi- cal League 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play, Office Assistant I, Library Assistant I, 2, 3, 4, Sachem Scout l. Future Plans: Secretarial School MEREDITH EVELYN JONES llMeill Great works are performed not by strength, but by persever- ance. Class Constitution Committee I, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Sophomore Hop, Choraleers 2, Argus 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom, Yearbook, Women's Club Honor Guest 4. Future Plans: College SUSAN MAY JOHNSON Susie Studies serve for delight, for ornamelnt, and for ability. Chorus I, Choraleers 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League l, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, Junior Prom. Future Plans: College RONALD RAYMOND KEN DALL Ronnie He spends his time in sports and play. Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Captain 4, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Apprentice training ffe dfflkjd gfour CQJJ fzlryys. ROBERT FRANK KITCHELL Stretch ll-lan!! Let me fell the world. Football 3, Cafeteria Assistant l, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: NROTC School Silence persuades while speaking fails. Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans: Office work, Marriage JOYCE NATALIE LAWSON RICHARD CARLETON Joyce Rick I would help others, out of a fellow feeling. He Worries ngt, he hurries nor, Student Council l, 2, 35 Library Assistant 3, 45 Sophomore Track I, Hopf Junior Prom, Yearbook A. Future plans: College Future Plans: Office work, Marriage 34 JANICE NORMA LAWSON LINCOLN ik ,-we 7QQ12svfo1' Mjprzfzlry X169 fps, 2. J , P2525 JOYCE EDNA LINDSKOG Joyce '3Silence is the perfectest herald of toy. Band l, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Marriage SYLVlA AMANDA LOUD Sylvia Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low-an excellent thing in a woman. Basketball l, 2, Softball l, 2, Chorus l, Choraleers 2, 3, French Choral and Art Group l, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 'l, Clinic Assistant 2, Class Play 4, Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 2, Argus 4. Future Plans: College JANET LINDA LISZEWSKI Janet Gentle is she and of good intent, Junior Classical League l, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group l, 2, 3, A, Class Constitution Committee l, Library Assistant 2, 3, A, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, National Honor Society 2, Argus 4. Future Plans: Business School ELLEN MARGARET LUDDY Ellen The great hope of society is individual character. Class Treasurer l, 2, 3, 4, Class Constitution Committee 'li Student Council 3, Band i, Sophomore Hop, Yearbook A, Traffic Squad 3, Junior Classical League l, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Library Assistant 1, 4, Clinic Assistant l, Basketball 2, French Choral and Art Group 3, 4. Future Plans: Further Schooling our unzbf' Tram, 50012 geyan. BRUCE EDMOND LUPIEN til-Oopii He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. Future Plans: Air Force PETER MASON llMaSell I am very fond of the company of ladies. I like their beauty, l like their delicacy, l like their vivacity, and I like their silence. Football 1, 2, Track l, 2, Class Constitution Committee l, Sophomore Hop. Future Plans: Tech School 36 JOHN DOUGLAS MARCHANT HDOUQH The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Band l, 2, 3, President 4, Sachem Scout I, Co-editor Argus 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, President 4, S.E.M.S.B.A. 2, 3, District Band 3, Boys' State Representative 3, All-New England Band 3, Class Play, Co-editor Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College PATRICIA SEPHTON MATTHEWS Hpattt Laugh and be well. Choraleers 2, Chorus 3, Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group l, 2, 3, 4, Class Constitution Committee l, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, E.C.M.U.N.C., Yearbook 4, Clinic Assistant 4. Future Plans: Business School, Marriage csepfemger 1963 - enzbrs af ksff I 'Tr ' -533, .,-. ac CAROL ROSE McCORDICK Carol 9'ln every deed of mischief she had a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. French Choral and Art Group I, 2, Yearbook 4, Class Play 4. Future Plans: Further Schooling PATRICIA VERONICA MEYEROVVITZ npatn Music and rhythm find their way into the secret places of the soul. Chorus 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Business School -nga 1 Q MARY LOUISE MCNALLY i,Mary,, Sweet mercy is nobiIity's true badge. Yearbook 45 Choraleers 2, Band I, 2, 3, Junior Classical League I, 2, Clinic Assistant 3, 4, Library Assistant 2. Future Plans: Business School PRISCILLA LEE MORRIS Prue Destined for success. Class Constitution Committee I, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League I, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Office Assistant I, 2: Library Assistant 4, Argus 2, Yearbook 4, Basketball 27 Woman's Club Honor Guest A. Future Plans: College .jfe 701135 sfdfcommence mor , . PATRICIA ANN MORTON Shish A merry heart doeth good like a medicine.' Bridgewater High School l. Basketball 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Cheerleaders 4, Junior Prom, Yearbook 4, Class Play. Future Plans: Nursing JOAN MARGARET MURPHY Murph ln whom all joys so well agree. Softball 2, Junior Chorus 3, Choraleers 4, Maiorettes 3, A, Argus 2, 4, Junior Prom. Future Plans: Business School ROBERT JOHN MUNISE Bob My deeds will speak. Football l, 3, Basketball l, 2, French Choral and Art Group 'l, 2, 3. Future Plans: Technical School ROSE ANNE MURRAY Roxie Who gained no title and lost no friend. Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Airline Hostess 38 ffe Qsenzbz' CAM Q-JQy, fjanuary tjfaw . .77 ALAN OLIVER NELSON DEBORAH NUTTER Al Babes Debby J l-le fakes life as if comes, My interest is in the future, because l'm going to spend the Football lg Baseball l, 2, 4, Basketball l, 2. rest of my life 'l'e'e ' Fumre Plans: Business School National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Co-editor Yearbook 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, Captain 4, Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, District Treasurer 4, Sachem Scout lg Argus 2, Literary Editor 3, J.C,L. l, 2, 3, 4, F.C.A,G. l, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Clinic Assistant lg Office Assistant l, 2, Traffic Squad 3, Class Con- stitution Committee lg Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Woman's Club Honor Guest 47 Marshal 1963 Graduation, Student Ex- change 4, Tri Town Legion Essay 4. Future Plans: College DAVID PAUL ODABASHIAN RONALD STANLEY OLSON Oclie Ronnie HMl5Chlef1 meet 'DY make'-H A fellow of plain and uncoined constancy. Football lg Basketball lg Cafeteria l, 2, Class Constitution Com- Bridgewater High School 1. mittee ly Junior Prom, Class Play. Band Drum-maior 3: Office Assistant 1. Furwe Plans: College Future Plans: Airline School was presenfeofon Qecemger 13, MARGARET CATHERINE PASIUK Marg lt is tranquil people who accomplish much. Junior Prom, French Choral and Art Group 3. Future Plans: Hairdressing School DOROTHEA ELAINE REGO Kindness is the first of all virtues. Chorus if French Choral and Art Group 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Hairdressing School 40 EUGENE LEROY PIPER Gene By the work one knows the workman. Cross Country ly Track 1, 2. Future Plans: Carpenter ELLEN ELIZABETH RICE Ellie When all the world conspires to praise her, she is deaf and does not hear. Central High School, St. Paul, Minnesota I, 2. Red Cross Representative 1, 2, Alternate Student Council If Pep Club l, 2, Girls' League l, 2, Girls' Athletic Association i, 2, Argus 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Class Play. Future Plans: College X169 yeargoof QQQUZQUQS were mei . . . LAURIST LINFIELD ROBBINS l.aurist None but himself could be his parallel. Basketball 1, 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College SANDRA ANNE SACCOCIA Sandy WhiIe we live let us enioy ourselves. Future Plans: Secretarial School JOHN ERNEST ROCKWELL IlJOhnll Let each man exercise the art he knows. Football 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4, Junior Prom, Traffic Squad 3. Future Plans: Navy LINDA MARY SAWICKI SaWick And she is of the feminine gender. Sunnyvale High School, California 1, 2. Yearbook 4, Argus 4. Future Plans: Further Schooling dI2OfyTDI'OZ?2 !U 012.3 ZUQFG QYUIZ. PATRICIA ANN SHEEHAN l1PaTu Girls have curious minds and fain would know fhe end of everything. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Argus 3: Yearbook 4: Junior Prom. Future Plans: Secretary DONALD WILSON SQUIRES Squeaky There is a noie of good Fellowship about him. Faaibsu 1, Manager 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 4, Tennis 2, Drill Team 3, 4: Color Guard 3, 4: Junior Prom, Class Play: Yearbook 4. Future Plans: College 42 CHERYL LEE SILVA Sherrie Give me leave to speak my mind, and I will through and through. Future Plans: Secretary JOSEPH KEITH SWEENEY nvloen A iesier in his own right. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Hop. Future Plans: Tech. School ff we Wafvays rememger CC enzbf' Zyeefn - i RICHARD CHARLES TROCHSLER LINDA MARIE TUCKER Rick Tuck f Some think he is bashful, but others doubt it. Virtue is performance of pleasant actions. Future Plans: Electrical Engineer Maiorette 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group 3, 4, Junior Chorus 35 Choraleers 4, Junior Prom. Future Plans: Secretary EDWARD ALFONSE USOWICZ RONALD PAUL VIOLA Edd He that is welcome fares well. Let each man pass his day in that wherein his skill is greatest. Chateauroux School, Chateauroux, France l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, Football 1, 3, 47 Basketball 2, 3: Soccer 3. FMU,-e plans, Mechanic Future Plans: U.S. Air Force C1155 oby, GQSS pzonzb, . LESLIE ANN WALSH RICHARD ROBERT WARNELL Bobbie Dick Coquetry is the thorn that guards the rose. Let each man do his best. Class Constitution Committee I, Field Hockey lg French Choral Cafeteria 2, 3, 4. and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Year- Fufwe plans. Hardware Work book 4. Future Plans: Business School GERALD FRANCIS WILLIAMS RONALD ROBERT WILSON Jerry Willie He had no malice in his mind. A regular, all-round good fellow. Football I, Cafeteria Assistant 2, Yearbook 4, Class Play. Cross Country I, 3, Co-captain 2, A, Track I, 2, 3, 47 Basket- Fufufe Plans, Business School ball I, Student Council 4, Traffic Squad 4, Yearbook 4. Future Plans: Art School 44 enzbr yjrom, an DIANE PATRICIA WOOD ,tDeeu The smile that gIow'd. Junior Prom: Junior Chorus 4: Argus 4: French Choral and Art Group l, 4. Future Plans: Business School GEORGE HENRY ZARELLA IIZII l know what pathway leads to popularity. South Junior High 1: Brockton High School 2. Football 1: Basketball lp Baseball I, 4: Class Play. Future Plans: Undecided CHARLES RONALD WOOD Ronnie He who has great strength should use it gently. Football manager l, Trainer 2, 3: Cross Country 35 Track 2 41 Winter Track 2, 3. Future Plans: Navy DANIEL LEE ZENTZ Danny He put his worries in a pocket with a hole in it, Yearbook 4: Basketball 1. Future Plans: College yraofzafzbn. RICHARD EDWARD ZILINSKI Dick . .. -H H h t d k should have fmnshed nf. Whf H R g I High School 1, 2, 3. B b II 4 F tb II 4 F r Pl U d d d GQSJ yyzaoffox C' ou CGIQJZZ 06 anyfzhy Q Ogzkzy nofzlng 77 GQSJ Cjofrsx may gfze anof 505179 GQJS giwezt' yjefopermzhf carnczfzbn 46 L-LLL. i iii . . vi QHIOFS cnfo 6609 dC51QUi0f. . . Girls -Boys State Student Government . il Yi 2 S t l Sianding: William Gould, Bruce Houde. Seaied: Douglas Marchanf, Paula Garabedian, Richard Clarity. ' ' ' Ashton Bullard Marie Flor n 48 JFS Ll. of Mass. Betty Crocker Senior DGY Homemaker Women's Club Honor Guests Priscilla Morris, Deborah Nutter, Meredith Jones 01229 fi CLASS ORATOR 2 , Douglas Marchant 2. ,. s. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dougias Merchant Mereclirh Jones In-......,...,.......,-..--.annnsn PRETTIEST - HANDSOMEST Helen Connors - Robert Caldwell . zhfrofzce rf gy , tv BEST DRESSED Meridith Jones John Rockwell 5. ,,., S4 Tix? N X 1 A as A Q' -m1 N ' S ,xxx L DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Deborah Nutter Ashton Bullard T57 5 as 3 ,ill ' P 4 if MOST TALENTED Douglas Marchanf Patricia Morton ffe 59121611 C ass . . MOST ATHLETIC Shirley Burroughs Pefer Crowley MOST MISCHIEVOUS George Zarella Carol Mcffordick - 'S T231 T , 9 : BEST ALL-AROUND Marie Fiorini Ashton Bullard I N ,.., 52 f5K!XlN HND MR. E B H S Mr, Kjellersfedt David Abati, prom chairman, and Marie Fiorini, Pat MorTon, decorating chairman, and Eddie Powers lf , we 1 ,.'- 1 ::':5,: ', : Sly 1 5 Y yi ' T s ,fm ,'. ., 'cis Tux ' K' R..v.1Q. x Q :. Y V. R l Remember . . . April 26, i963 . . . our Junior Prom . . . April in The Alps . . . all Those meeTings and work, work, work . . . The worry . . . The fuss over The cenTer- piece . . . and The pracTice The nighT before . . . sudden- ly, iT was here, our prom, The class of '64 . . . The re- ceiving line . . . The grand march . . . The boys in Their Tuxes . . . The girls in Their gowns . . . supper aT mid- nighT . . . Then iT was over . . . buT we'll always remem- ber iT . . . our Junior Prom. 54 l l MQ Wdiljdyd' I'QI22Ql225QI' OUP . . Junior ll 1 A O O in X 315-X35 my hw X QE ' Bk vb., q Ya x xx f w Q- no KRNSX ,X . ix xx N525 XX. 'N 5 N SN XxQb :XX XXX i s s. K Q. 'xxx Promenade YN QQ. 7 7 N I W K ' 'y n 1 ai A .rl- f ' K' X S Q-1 1 l All 'KM J Q f VT. 1. -,- n. . L' A , The greatest On Friday, the 'l3th of December, the cast of January Thaw summoned its last bit of courage, armed itself with words of confidence from friends and relatives, and faced the audience. Frightened we were, but somehow man- aged to remember all those lines, and even to come in on the right cues. After the performance, a sigh of relief es- caped The lips of every member of the cast. We had all worked very hard, but now felt .Xu . , i 3' L N show on earth rewarded for our efforts. The play is over, and we have only fond memories of the days spent in preparation for the big night. The fun at rehearsals, the helping-hand given us by the Senior class, and even that feeling of queasiness we all experienced toward the endg these memories will remain with us for a long, long time. Much of the credit for our successful performance goes to our excellent director, Mrs. Malloy. J i 1 Next stop-Symphony hall Does your mother chaw tobacco? ns. 4 fa .Aix f-Q 1, . . ,A 'yi ' 779' 3 M Jr Q- x s. ,l ...S ff , .- 4 KSA The lea Frieda ........ .. Herbert Gage ....,. Sarah Gage Paula Gage .... Marge Gage .... Barbara Gage George Husted .. Jonathan Rockwood Mathilda Rockwood Mr. Loomis .....,..,,. Uncle Walter . Matt Rockwood ..... Carson ...... .... - .. Constable ...... Big girls clon't cry ds-Ellen Rice and George Zarella CAST Beverly Flood George Zarella Susan Johnson Patricia Morton Ellen Rice Virginia Hurd Daniel Dondero Kenneth Benson . Carol McCordick Douglas Merchant David Odabashian Richard Clarity Donald Squires Gerald Williams ZQQ Zll0fAQOfI!0 QITJQ . . The Torch l X COVEDITORS: Douglas Marchant, Deborah Nutter. BUSINESS MANAGER: Ashton Bullard. GIRLS' SPORTS STAFF, Seated: Sylvia Loud. Standing: Angela Froio. It takes many people to produce a yearbook. Literary, layout, art, typing, and business staffs must all mesh into a vital living and co-ordinated organism. The people on this page are essential parts of that body which have created the 7964 Torch. Since the first edition of the Torch each succeeding staff has earnestly endeavored to improve and expand upon the ideas and methods of the past. This year a summer supplement is BOYS' SPORTS STAFF, Seated: Ronald Kendall. Standing: Daniel Dondero, Richard Clarity. Staff I 964 fo our Cfass DEPARTMENT EDITORS, Patricia Morton, art, Marie Fiorini, typing, Helen Connors, layout, Ronald Kendall, boys' sports, Ashton Bullard, business, Sylvia Loud, girls' sports, Priscilla Morris, literary, Ellen Luddy, senior activities. offered which will include many of the spring activities which formerly could not be included in the main edition of the year- book. Our more modernistic approach to layout and photography is designed to better portray the lite of East Bridgewater High School. We have tried to expand the yearbook to encompass STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER: Daniel Zentz. 'iCiT'Z'3 all the lite of EBHS. We have shown the ioy, the heartache, and the games won and lost. The 7964 Torch is the story ot you and your schoolfa pictorial essay of EBHS in 1964. The Co-editors LAYOUT STAFF: Paula Garabedian, Carol McCordick, Helen Connors. L4 5 iz T l ,sa 2- Jfirf nga fit -3 4 -.lil ' l r 'J .3 A N. Q 5. Q! A 15 Q gas! yeargoog BUSINESS STAFF, Seated: Mary McNally, Ashton Bullard, Marie Fiorini, Stephanie Brown. Standing: Ronald Kendall, Gerald Williams, Thomas Alden, David Abati. SENIOR ACTlVlTlES STAFF, Seated: Ellen Luddy. Standing: Virginia Hurd, Patricia Matthews. wg- 'Q LITERARY STAFF, Seated: Susan Johnson, Priscilla Morris if Meridith Jones, Beverly Flood. Standing: Carla Broman if 1' Ellen Rice. f 77' 'vu Y F ,V 'v- 1, 'ver Q c -Y., ' I tn MAN 60 Q- tb i ART STAFF, Seated: Diane Wood, Patricia Sheehan, Patricia Morton, Sylvia Loud. Standing: John Rockwell, Angela Froio, Ronald Wilson. Iv xfy ,wit w 415' .Y WW? 'H+ :ig 5 8 'lk xx 7 9' 'l' aw il 1 4 v 1 5 up W Q1 'F' 1' , . . an 1'8- lfe 196-I f7Ol'C2 f J i i i X I ,. X, X .,, X. ' d . , W.. L . V , xi. ink.Es.,,:n4.e.a-mznggexaa . .- :5 'w.-A H 7.-L - A TYPING STAFF, Seated: Hazel Gillie, Marie Fiorini, Leslie Walsh, Stephanie Brown. Standing: Joyce Lawson, Linda Sawicki, Patricia Sheehan. 6 5 on :f-,Q - -LM - Z7 1, 6l if-ilk xy 'im 1 5 A3 X fr q 1. Lfggigf t 1- K Lys. .,s.. ., ff :a31! , f -38,1 sa-N ,x..X. J '-'41 5. ' 4 H IS' 'f rdf?-.ff sa. , ,f f X ld. ,Qs -, x ,I 5' A G W 1 f , lf ' 1 ' 3:'r: 1' N r ' 2- 4 .4 I M r ' if,-X r 1 r 1 ' ,4 Q fgf mffupr V I wish!!-W , A'a2H-'IF - ' I J .4. eg ji z Q 4. 1 -N . A 3- X . t ' A 3 A . JK ' IP' :Z 'iv 1: , V ' 1 fy? - i :' .ff I .ldv ' lie? I A ,T QT 'A W ' D , 1'-V. 5 n SFC GSSITTEI1 D ' .xt - . . -,A , , 'N J you can fefafdnzor . . . Juniors PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Vernon Post 5. : . Virginia Alden Wayne Andresen Charles Andrews Audrey Atwood Daniel Atwood Robert Benson Rosemary Black Dennis Blackwell Janet Bouldry David Bradford 'hmga A5155 IVED vey4+ ,V 6 Jack Leland i F2 -faire:-: - ' V . xg: Dianne Bagacho Elaine Briggs 5, Richard Cloudman Deborah Cook Bruce Corey Edward Craig Phyllis Crocker F .f., . ,fs MW Diane Dexter Kathleen Doren Bruce Dube Joyce Duffany Donna Duprey 64 9 Douglas Cunningham f, in v Lawrence Dykes 35 N 2 S if XX K N X x X X K X as r K9 C ss of I96 Dianne Baggia Linda Ambrose J Patricia Deborah Barney George Barris Dorothy Barthell Bannerman .. Y 'Lit 3 J, -tear' t I, Q, , , in self, l D - , ,, l if f ,v Q .at N 4-as id .F ' '- . 4 ri f . x ,A I lr l ' I -'fliwigb-X A . fu gk . .. ,- . RA:-'i'fif?4 . ' 2 X 3 -.prig kr . 4' , . ., , , . is Sim f 1.1-: .u. '1 Paula Carlson Linda Carpenter Deborah Carter Janet Chamberlain Barbara DeCarlo Deborah Francis DeCl1ambeau DeChristopher Kathleen Dahill .3 0 9 r' 'f if ' ax n David Eaton, Ernest Ekberg Peter Eldredge Warren Eldredge y 1613 12040-17-afazf Q Linda Bates 1 . 5.- , ax,- Julie Churchifl' ferr Donald Davidson ji 'lark . s 'T' 1. full, Loretta Fairburn Sai 3 ', i All as Linda Bam 6 - 'QV I 1, Douglas Clive Joseph Deveau Robert Figgins ki Lawrence Flynn I Douglas Honstra - - James Levangie Meridith Moulson Marshall Resnick James Solari William Frabetti 03? Q 5 6 - In-1.-..+' OX 452 x kk X Robert Hurd Christine Gilson :,:5555.1:s at -3 as X Q' L wx Q Frank Hurley Dorothy Lopes 2 LQ: I. s:- Patrick Lynch ew . ,. ..5,'? J 'I.,I- .JM 4... ',.: F .QV 5Ei. ' ' - 'I , rr K I, R f ,A Iiitgs-i. gb Linda Norcross Denise Robichaud N ,.,.,,,K f -QQ-ss. up , Dorothy Spraque Sherdian Orcutt I R X l Richard Gilson Basil Goss Dorothy Jennings Jeffrey Johnson Ellin Gould Craig Kambergian XX Q taxa tt X N X vs NR S L K L 5 JoAnn Mahony Paul Malaspino X Z X X Patricia O'Kelly Dennis Paiva Jean Robideau xv-X al W' 2 r Larry Sullivan Carol Richards Katherine Rochette .rv- 'df' we .- 'N Y Q.,-55 . A J ' 2 X 51 -- 'V .r- x ,,-o,.55 Verlyn Sweeney Frank Swiatek George McCabe X. zjeym SRI?-L Virginia Parker L L ,. r- J ih , 'Q 3 e 'GN , x .at X S 5 vxx 'QN,Qxi s i Q si s A X s fix cs - ss X X sf' X Tx X Marsha Rockwell . 'W lf. J, fi ' 'Q L V ' 'fs Cc ,, lx A Robert Swift LU '3 i . 1 1 , - x .45 ll Cheryl Hall Dennis Hall James Hatch Doreen Kelly Richard Linda LaBreck Koslowsky .m s t . 5 -' ' ' A Z5 n. ' . A , ff Q ..,. ' Robert McGrail ,Q 3 1 J Edward Pegnam Q 1, '1 Patricia Robbins Kathleen Meaney Roberta Perry ral Clayton Rollins Elin Melendy R' .- fi Dawn Hawkens David LaRosa Karen Milliken Roger Piper Louise Rudolph T2 Robert Smith Albert Taber George T'-Jckef Cheryl Heath , f f Richard Lee Robert Mitchell ,, William Poole 'Q ' , , --ew I A Q . Helen Santilli P, 'Ze Raymond Tuholsiki Richard Powers -4 r L -1 X Y , Donna Sherwood iii 3. -A Ni , QK X A4 4- ,lf .4 .al Susan Tuholski 9, .QQ- Z-.vf JI I I C' Ronald Holman 'iq ' ', 'Q .- Q Gary LeMoine r James Morse V 1 y' ' t ,. 14, ww' .J 5.54. .., 11' we WJ' gt 1 F 9353: 2 Donna Pratt Robert Sherwood f - 4 fn, -0- 1 N-' x. 'bt ' X ' Janet Vaughan 67 i ,Ei Laurel Viola Thomas Wallin Barry Whife Thomas Whiteman Sandra Whiting Brian Whittaker Ronald Wohlen Dianne Wood Mary Zion C1255 Sqofyzkozt' WTI: james QOOQQUDQ GQJJ y7Zp0ff0.' Ccf7Of6UdI'0fQUQf3 gacfwarofneoern Gfzss 60615: Qgfeefgfze anofpearfwfzfe GQJS gkwezi' wfzfe rose anof gfle 6aQfS greaf l - -llnn.-ii , M. -1 ,wwauw-M Q, V 1 iv- X X. jg: i-SM SWT'-:x'.I' N ' I '15 J ,. E H i,31Q-5.1-3::y:.g , - , rZ,:, ,,,.x if 5 , , ..,L. g , A -Q ii- . Q Q, , 'ff' . .2 .W ff' ff' A'f k , - X IQ! lx, ,, in if-A is K I , I. 'xxx I D M-E 2 'vi N f 1 gl Q - .4 ou can fefa sop omore . . . Sophomores PRESIDENT Luther Churchill VICE-PRESIDENT Jeffrey Wallin Jane Alexander John Alexander Dona Allen Catherine Anderson Janice Bolduc Harry Bouldry Joyce Briggs Alan Brock lim Ingrid Anderson Alan Arruda Pamela Bullard Roger Buron Joseph Collins Alan Comeau Frederick Coots Terry Corihell Thomas Cruz Margaret . W x ' H... ,Q Q, f i ci.- -.f:.XQ.x:- I: ' ' S -KR QN D'Amato Kenneth Ellis Susan Eldredge John Eastman Charles Farnham Susan Flagg Deborah Fleck B 5 ecause ze Carfzes one keys 500 lass of I 966 SECRETARY TREASURER . . J . .nu sm . fs U it 171, K in 'Q W' -rf 'U' 1 3 C'-, K , .5 'wx Kathleen Ring Mariha Eldredge A5 'I -P N f ' - Bonnie Babbit Helen Babin Daniel Barnes Norma Beach Richard Benson Pamela Blair F Jinx, f N ' , ,A S I. V 4 . E as lm :gs J Q I Q-N, I . X403 , ' p' . - .Th if l 4 . 1, . in I fp gi- 21:1 ihg H ji 5-S , ,. ' Sally Campbell Wayne Carlson Judith Suzanne Chausse Barbara Ciprian Ronald Cobbetr Chamberlain 2 1 ra 'Q John Darling Richard Dexter Joseph DiMarzQ Richard DiPiefro Daniel Dodge Cheryl Doren 5 'D 'vi A ? James Foley Jane Founiain Linda Frasier David Frasier Cheryl Fuller Carol Gallagher -4521 Ls William Gilmore Daniel Gordon David Handy ll M 1 -F. 1 .sg A lf- tg: W '- Stephen Jenkins Bruce Ludwig 9 Y x N Donna Moyette l - l ltr - 6 bi za '- . Sheryl Resnick Walfred Johnson ?,,f be Daniel Lynch :X - 1,5 X , l ur-- .1 if -4 . J Janet Murray Nancy Riodan . Y -Q Jennifer Jones Linda Magivney Bonita Nelson 1 ,ifffl , ii'i 'x l , R 'S - -t V.. e:,.,k ,s V Xggriflbtit. Margaret Rocha Donna Hatch Dennis Hayes Richards Hinds ' , w if . l ..-., 1. 1 - ,..i-'. . llllb I in lx. X ,,r. , 'f Mariorie Jones RaI'1dY -lUllUS William KelleY Linda Marconi .aa E3 , X 1 , v '5iE:E5:.:f ? ,, 5, -as sz-Ai.-.-q-.. -1-:wi Steven Mason Robert Nisby ' , 'i:fT2 'M', QM- ,. -.ss 10 .8 K Cheryl Rollins Pamela Norcross Ma ry McCa rthy Robert Olson Q' .J V v x 4 'fx ' N X la X 1 1, Sq ' S + r S 9. 5' X N t I z x E Charles Rountry Mark Setterlund 72 Barbara Thornton Susan Wallett David Waterman Roy Whittaker Susan Wilkinson Kathy Wilson t 'Q 1' ff' via Arthur Holyoke William Hooker Ronald Hudson Suzanne Hultman Mary Iannacone Michael Iannacone 3 l Y,-sb IT Paul Lawson Lois Leland John Levangie Kenneth Lincoln Peter Liszewski Judith Lovering 'Q . .JP ' 3, x -9 Y V . A J .A ,f 'N ' f -' ' 9 'G . C 3 .fx L y ta- N .- l J. 1 4 ,--, Mary McFiIlan George McHardy Jean Melindy George Merianos John Meserve Peter Moskos J f, fl my J ' Gerald Ortenzi Michael Perkins Susan Pinkham Susan Pray Carl Purrington Elizabeth Reardon -1 'FP - ew- A' ' A L,-4. - 'cv Edward Smith Joanne Smith Sue Sproul Carlisle Sturgis Stephen Swenson Lee Tarintino Chats Q-qO6IlS'OI'.' WTR Roger! Wfayfzer GLM Wfoffox H7169 roofs yikdI'I?1f2y are 6I7fQIQ 5111 X169 ffuzk' 115' sweel 7' CQJS Clobrsx Crzmson anof 1116179 Je'l'Y Wooded Ma'l'Y Woodyd Cfass 97fower.' Weofanofwgzle Carnafzbn 5 fr ii f' ii, ,...a-1 l Ll i Robert Alexander Ernest Allen ' I rl f r if ' V - H ,.:tf f Y .,,...3-5-1 V 'V : Russell Bouldry Betty Briggs Michael DiGiano Ann duCille f'Q. Q2 ou can fefafeesfman . F res h men P Albert Fiorini Rebecca Zentz Eric Alm John Anderson Gayle Andresen A . Q M ' 3, Q 1 i . .52 gifs. Maureen Carey Q? , ga . , if e xi Janice Dunlevy Karen Chuilli Brenda Clark Elaine Armer l' . -. S. A . .. X g. 9 wwe. f 11 tl jvx., W: .X ., LQ X Richard Cobbett Patricia Ekluncl Christine Farrell John Farrell s', 'N Wade Harnilton Jeffrey Hanson John Hanson Raymond Howarth Mark Johnson Kenneth Krushas 3 NSW X X X 3 '--' ? - .. ' SECRETARY sr' 4? ls. Y. .M X. .aw ,Xi ..1. - Paula Bates y 16153 eayezg sw A ss of l96 TREASURER fy , . 1 ax 5 ir! 1 Judith Leland fr fa: ' ' 1' ,s l . , 'gb ,Q L, . J A ' A L' Q t X, ll ' 4 A Ann Akusis Nancy Babin Sandra Barth Carl Barris Deborah Belmore X 'A Jeanne Connors Alan Cunningham Fred Darling Dale Davidson Robert Demers J liq, U , it - 55 - H, ,li A1 .-1 - Q- F 4 if x Q, l L N A ' an ,M Katherine Figgins Linda Foley Y Judith LaRosa Carleton Leavitt vs-'rv , ' 'la QR we-A f i.: ,Q I .gf V 1 Robert Benson -fa V qu,-, ,g 1 Q ,ix 1 A Lenoura Dickinson I' -vm Sandra Froio Jean Gilson Naomi Goldman John Guarino 3 Q. Z v J Susan Levangie Robert Lincoln Cynthia Maille William Malady Michael Mason ,I V, g 3 . -.:':, H N xg ' .Q W.. -. . i1i.Ef?is3e if : a z 2 .. Daniel Parsons Sw ' 'i M2125 ,ta W E in v f ggfl ' V Sai:-i. 5 :5f1 'f3?2i7f:ifF .:. :rf-2 'A 'vi Linda Sampson Genevieve Tibbetts Pamela Mathews 9 KN 'I vi. , g .aA, Wndy Pease Robert Sampson Mary Jeanne Earle McClare Jeanne McFilIin Mayer Carl Peterson , .-'- if 1 pf. X 3 Lynn Saniilli Robert Tower Steven Trefethen :Q A 9 vc 5 X all ' Alice Wilcox Daniel Wile Kathleen 78 Wilkinson Mary Ann Philbrick Patricia Shepard N 3 x . A -me X Q X rd Judith Trochsler R Donald Williams 9 . M Xl ., .. , . .S,1:1.4-4,1 W 4 s. Jane Pierce Ray Smith A n., swby x . 1 K f x NX O NR P ' as N s Q E S Frances Turowski A as ,EN Q -1-,-s-,f i 1 if fs -, - 1 5, X Ns r . 5 -Q wr sv 3 . 3- X., .h N 4 1,.5,,1- i' 1 . 27' g I . N . ,, x . v L ,.T, X 2 .-s 3:5f:g1: , xx w Patricia Wilson Mary McGrail .V 'V an 1. Q1 Q z -as K .,...,. , 5. Patricia Poole Laurie Snow WI: - L- X Ig, 1 if ., Alfred Usowicz , vb 1: 4 Q Leanne Wood l l i , an l f-,AQ , . f J -1- L I ' 'mf' jam. . W 5 .A.. 4 S. . . . Donald Philip Mola Daniel Mulkern clith Nadolny Dona Nutt Meyerowitz Dennis Munise JU y , l l 4' r '3' la . ' . i 3. N2 .11 ' 4 I ,Q fx Sydney Queripel Richard Reed Bruce Richards Christopher Roan Raymond Dona Rugg Robideau it B. ' fd - if 11- Q .5 Naureen Sparling Nancy Sproul Gerald Stetson Gordon Taylor Patricia Thomas Sally Thornton Q. Deborah Walsh John Walsh Ruth Walsh Warren White Karen Whiteman Thomas Whitman cms f740Q,1m- 9225. eww mam, cum mffa- ffygm M0 Ge ,mf W endy Y oung SU CCQQ Ofhg-59612007 cfm Cjobzzsi' Fares! Wen 012065179 Ghosts sum- M5179 Cafnafm 79 557 Q ml ' ' RWM ' K 412 A 'H r.. VL! Organizations w T ' 3,52 Q ' v: 73,1 ' '1'-4- f 1 . . ,, -we .Hi E 1 Aff2f '5L': if ' 1 Yr 8l .vw jfey ac IQUQ ational Honor Society ' 2 Seated: Angela Froio, Susan Johnson, Deborah Nutter, Patricia Matthews, Nelia Corthell, Stephanie Brown, Hazel Gillie. Standing: Virginia Hurd, Priscilla Morris, Meredith Jones, Douglas Marchant, William Gould, Bruce Houde, Sylvia Loud, Marie Fiorini. x'f 5 ,. :xt Q. H 'ns' v 5, . ' , ,: S . ,E H , ' V, 2 i E- 1 5' f iili if 2' il? ll il?-so 5 l ,, N, b fl ,l :L 5 S V: xggv 1 ' lf: - . Q, 'fl' E3 Ziff Q' 1 32, 'E 1. file ji ,. V if lf , gf .f -5 ,Q 1 it l 1. Q, f' X i- is 6 . f 1 e lg . ' ' ll 5 P S ' 3 I' 0, ' 3 : Q ' Y' , xl A , ,X ' k it 1 d X . I - ,Q t -5 I 1 V Ls ll XM- .gf f ' 5 5 1 t ' 5 5 f 'T l 3 V t , K A it 1 X ' S i 1 E, i ' . , .5224 L 1 1 li 3 -alta Seated: Sandra Murray, Joyce Duffany, Ellin Gould, Katherine Rochette, Phyllis Crocker, Linda Batti. Standing: Deborah Carter, Douglas Honstra, Jack Leland, Vernon Post, Robert Benson, Virginia Alden. 82 C,6d!'dCl1Ql QSc50Qz's51j0 f 3' 5,QdOQI1S'6IQU cserozbe . J A A012013 15 b k P d f Douglas Merchant, Vice- T e P I CERS Front fo ac r de 1 Bruce Houde, reasur I Morris, Secretary Marie F 83 K jze meofdfor gefween . Student President, Robert Caldwell, Secretary, Marie Fiorini, Treasurer, Diane Baggia, Vice-President, George McCabe. ADVISORS: Mr. Norman McGowan Miss Mary Anderson The voice of you, The students, speaks out Through The Student Council. IT is to This group that one may Turn to offer complaints, suggestions, and appraisals for The Council To discussiand resolve. Another way in which They serve The school and community is by offering a scholarship to a deserving senior each year. The Council is com- posed of representatives from each home room To give unbiased viewpoints on student life. Each spring and fall a conf vention is held aT which The regional groups elect officers To The Southeastern Branch of The Associative Bodies of The Student Council. This year our Student Council is fortunate in having The district Treasurer, Deborah Nutter, among Their members. swine Treasurer, Southeastern Branch Associated Student Council: Deborah Nutter . 5f110Q121S arm! afA121k21fs'f1'c1f1b12 Coun il A Pv- Sitting, First Row: Elin Melendy, Robert Demers, Pamela Blair, Robert Tower. Sitting, Second Row: John Hanson, Richard Reed. Sitting, Third Row: Charles Farnham, Joanne Smith, John Rockwell. Standing, Left To Right: Deborah Nutter, Ronald Wilson, Diane Dexter, Donald Davidson, Stephen Mason, Douglas Honstra, Bruce Houde, Robert Caldwell, George McCabe, Marie Fiorini, Diane Baggia. 85 .Q 759 UOICQ 0 I' U . . 1 ,Z 1 Q , ,,. - 4 ws . 3 1 2 D I N if 5? 5 -' 5 'Zi 2, ' 21.-Q . . :Z it Q A .1 7.,. , gi. Y ' Q 42: Z! gg ' il 1 Deborah Carter, Liferary'Editor, Ellen Rice, Contributing Editor, Linda Batti, Business Editor, not present, Dianne Baggia, News Editor. an 1-V-, ff:-1-1-1:-,-. H sf, 9 af' V' . y - --9 21526647 :,,fL 'gif ,aff 9 'Ziff' 1 1? 1, gg, , A i , . V . j.i:,Z','2g?.:f3 4, zu, ' if -'aifiai - ,gl 4 .1 . :ff ig, - ,lg E J ' . - 5 X The Argus has undergone many changes this year. It is n o W printed a n d co-ntains pictures. News ite rn s, .ra-ther T h a n literary, have t a k e n over the front page. Student interest is the Argus' greatest asset, and this y e a r student interest is high. TYPING STAFF: Seated: Julliete Churchill, Janet Liszewski, Joan Murphy, Elaine Briggs, Sandra Whiting. Standing: Linda Sawicki, Paula Garabedian, Denise Robichaud. 86 ? . .: ', A . jlkl,-rg-. Q ' ' J lf one has a complaint or a crit- icism of the school, it is printed in the Argus a nd often receives acknowl- edgement. The staff is especially thankful to M r. Kiellerstedt, their advisor, who has given them much help and advice. XAQ .Sfz10Q12f ,-5 LITERARY STAFF: Seated: Linda Sawicki Dianne Wood Deborah Carter Paula Garabedian Jo Ann Mahoney Stand ing: Phyllis Crocker, Rqbert Swift Peter Elclredge David Bradford Rosemary Black Jullxete Churchill igrencf dI2Of.f5jdllI2? CA165 . .A Junior Classical Leagu ADVlSOR: Miss Mary Sullivan The purpose of the Junior Classical League is to hand on the torch of Classical Civilization. The creed of this organization further states that an ac- quaintance vvith the Civilization of Greece and Rome will help us understand and appraise the world of today in not only government and laws lout also in literature and art. 88 Consilium Societatis Classical Juniorum scientiarn humanitis classical. Haec societas credit scientiarn cul- tus Graciae Rornaeque faciet ut nos mores intellegarnus atque aestirnemus orbem nostri temporis, non solum irnperio, legibusque, sed etiam litterE, linqua, cultui . . . promole lIl2fkl15'fdl? rfhy French Choral and rt Group T x ! 'W WV ADVISORS: Miss Mary Sullivan, Mr. Donald Ketcham Hello! The purposes of the East Bridgewater French Choral and Art Group are to acquaint students with the culture of France and to enrich each member in the French language. During the year various meetings are planned at which the members view informative movies, sing French songs and hear in- teresting speakers. Bonjour! Le French Choral and Art Group a deux buts principaux. Il essail de olonner a ses membres une ccnnaissance de la civilisation francais cle chaque membre. Au cours de l'annee scolaire il y a des reunions variees ou le groupe presente des films instructiss, des conferenciers interessants, et des programmes cle chant. 89 y7Zpz1s1C New seems to be the key word with the band this year - new uniforms, new director, new music, new dance band, and new en- thusiasm. Mr. John Schuller has instituted these, with the much appreciated help of the Band Par- ent's Club. This club undertook the purchasing of uniforms and raised the necessary money. Mr. ance of the band, bringing about P iw XX X Q 2 f- Schuller has increased the import- much new interest. James Levangie plays the comet. Director John Schuller BAND PRESIDENT, Douglas Marchant w--..,, 4'l llu 9X m--.... 0---...,, I, II Tea Q Ji re ' r l fl First Row. Joyce Lindskoy, Jane Fountain, Edward Smith, Martha Eldreclge, Pamela Blair, Joyce Duffany, Virginia Hurd, Susan Johnson, Second Row: Janet Chamberlain, Dorothy Jennings, Richard DiPietrO, Bruce Richards, Julie Churchill, Carla Broman, Rosemary Black, Jane Alexander. Third Row: Carlisle Sturgis, Susan Elclredge, Joseph Sweeney, Douglas Marchant, James Levangie, Robert Swift, David La Rosa, Gerald Stetson, Gayle Andre-sen, Fourth Row: David Bradford, Steven Trefethen, Philip Mola, Robert Alexander, Basil Goss, Shirley Burroughs, William Gilmore, Robert Sampson, Douglas Honstra. QUT,--f , xv Majorettes Kneeling: JOHN MUTPl'lY, linda Ambrose. Standing: Laurel Viola, Kathleen Dahill, Betty Reardon, Captain June Holyoke, Linda Tucker, Suzanne Chausse, Cheryl Fuller. A afef sa12ff0 ge Me 51099063 gf anyef Zzkecfor mar. Q7 0512 Qgcfukf' 1.05 , 'j- lat' if 4 -1 ' ' gr' - Q as ' ZIfQCf0f' Wm James goofwh 47 6' A s Student Exchange Marie Fiorini, Deborah Nuffer, Marilyn Woodard, Dianne Baggia Nor pictured: George McCabe With B.M.C. Durfee High School Advisors .... .................. M iss Mary Anderson Mr. Norman McGowan March 2 ..... ................. a f E.B. March 23 .... .... a T Durfee 7591? yoaf- a Capf Future Nurses Club sg! 2 Row l: Pamela Bullard, Patricia Morton, Rebecca Zenz, Secretary, Beverly Flood, President: Denise Robichaud, Vice-President: Joyce Duffany, Treasurer: Linda Ambrose. Row 2: Dorothy Lopes, Judith Leland, Pamela Matthews, Donna RUQQI Sue Sproul, Karen Chulli, Paula Bates. Row 3: Elaine Armer, Mary McFillin, Verlyn Sweeney, Carol Gallagher, Helen Santilli, Judith Chamber- lain. The first Future Nurses Club of East Bridgewater High School, organized this year, has a total of 23 members. The F.N.C. is open to anyone in grades nine through twelve who express an interest in a medical field. The purpose of the F.N.C. is to familiarize the student with the career she has chosen, and make known to her the opportunities available in a field of health. This is accomplished by films, guest speakers, panel discussions, field trips, and carefully planned programs. It is hoped that these students will benefit from this program. -null' ADVlSOR: Mi'ss B. Lightfoot 7l'70rEk7y as an asszkfanf -.5 A., I V Front Row: Janet Liszewski, Marie Fiorini, Helen Connors, Beverly Flood, Patricia Matthews, Virginia Hurd, Priscilla Morris,,Deborah Nutter. Second Row: Lucinda Price, Terry Corthell, Mary Zion, Margaret D'Amato, Ann DuCille, Dianne Baggia, Verlyn Sweeny, Helen Santilli, Nelia Corthell, Kathleen Doren, JoAnn Mahoney, Katherine Rochette, Dona Allen, Naomi Goldman, Diane Wood. Third Row: Norma Beach, Phyllis Crocker, Diane Bogacho, Barbara Allen, Joyce Lawson, Ellen Luddy, Jane Fountain, Margaret Rocha, Elaine Armor, Susan Eldredge. Library Assistants Each year library assistants, carefully selected by Mrs. Anne Hynes, our librarian, learn the basic techniques of library skills. Shelving, processing, mending, and display work are only a few of the projects involved in library work. Many will agree that working with Mrs. Hynes in the library is a very rewarding experience. All school activities seem to revolve around the friendly atmosphere of the library and Mrs. Hynes. Sympathetic understand- ing, advice, and friendship are readily offered to all students here. 1,0 MRS, HYNES, Librarian 96 yzkfes one exp erfezz Ce ' X-,J Clinic Assistants Under the supervision of Miss Barbara Lightfoot, school nurse, the clinic is operated with speed and efficiency by clinic assist- ants. These girls are al- ways prepared for any maior or minor illness that may occur within the school. These services have proved to be beneficial to the school as well as to the assistants themselves. Will one of you assistants come help me, l'm in pain. Es T V ,A 5' Q , wif, S 's Q lf' CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS The cafeteria workers at E.B.H.S. who willingly surrender their fifth periods every day. During the lunch hour rush, they per- form such duties as scraping plates, selling ice cream, collecting money, making change, and serving, to ease the work on the em- ployees, and provide a much more efficient system. 97 Kitch n Staffs Custodian - .A gll, . . ..:., Y an Q Y Q , 2, --. xl , ' K, f-N. NX I .. L 'A ' R1 : Q - -N 3 2. . :.:s:5? . - 155-JI-' ,. 2 ' fr, 5.5 w.e5s.2:.':::..'1 ' -Zi' From left to right: Mrs, Helen Bruni, Mrs. Charles Perkins, Mrs. Eileen Dodge, Mrs. Mrs. Jenny Mayor. Priscilla From left to right: Mr. Albert Saccocia, Mr. Donald Perkins, Mr. Robert Allen. 98 Williams, Mrs. Florence Tarentino, Mrs. Mildred Siscoe, Our school funcfions because of The work of The aclminisTraTion and faculTy, hovvever, much cred- iT rnusf be given To The cusTo- dians and kitchen sTaff. The kiTchen staff provides The school wiTh well-balanced meals each clay, and The cusTodians make sure ThaT sanifary conoliTions pre- vail ThroughouT The school. MRS. MABEL PACKARD Y Fl' '. ,,A ' 1 I . .- v..A. , .,. ,, -1 , , , f 4.3 N., I, 1 :. ,d.m:A.. K 'Q , , , A. . . 5--.ww ','fm'r43Q'5.v,': -wa -'f V - ,,- . f. ' .-J K JIM,1 9,y'Jv,i4Aiw.,:vi131'..':4'v:- n.Z:4'C,, .. 4. ' , 1- it :L . I-'ffl5 Q.' 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'Z- ff 'l f f if Nif..'7 s 1 't Cl .- -'-v' ' ' -'ef-ak 1 'I ,gg -o.-1' ..- ' my 'Qin Q x Uzbforzbus . . . Cross Countr The Cross Country team has exemplified the Easties spirit. The 1963 season was a Terrific one. Under The expert coaching of Mr. Meaney, the team had a victorious season and succeeded in winning The South Shore Principals' Meet. CO-CAPTAIN RONALD WILSON Duxbury ,.., ,,... Hanover Marshfield CohasseT v.,, ..... Holbrook Scituate , X 1 an CO-CAPTAIN ASHTON BULLARD EB. West Bridgevvafer , ,, 5, 15 50 Norwell ,,,, , ,, 7,,,, W 15 50 Avon A,77.7,,,,..7,,Y7,..,,7,,7,., 55555 1 5 48 Bridgewater-Raynham 7,,7 7,,. 2 9 26 Middle-boro ,,A. ,,,, 7 ,, YY,77, 22 31 X ix South Shore Principals' Meet Trophy P-Af. ,.V - - ,A . 4 .' -af. -'Q '- ' 4' 4? ity, v N .. t .-f X L-1? 4' 4 . e R w K. . Q FEL. .1 N Y 4'i'e1M 1 ' ' A A -:xx E six wif: A With Typical EBHS style George McCabe, after placmg frrst In a meet smlrks We x .Q-.g lib C ..,f X: , xr. . 9 -Us 2 Harry Lighfford regains his breath after a grueling meer. Few people realize The physical fitness required to run the cross couniry course. COACH MEANEY x 1' I. 1. I aff .Pwr ,sg i -4:7 . 9 l I IJ L 1 C771 .Q3.JfaS. i963-64 Varsity Football Front Row: Ronald Kendall, George Zarella, William Eklund, Captain Bruce Houde, John Ford, Peter Crowley, Richard Zilinski. Second Row: Joseph DiMarzo, Richard Dexter, David LaRosa, Richard Powers, Michael Perkins, Stephen Jenkins, Allan Comeau. Third Row: Charles An- drews, Arthur Holyoke, Robert Higgins, Ronald Hudson, Richard Lee, George Barris, William Frabetti, Lee Tarantino. Fourth Row: Trainer Robert Swift, Bruce Corey, Lawrence Dykes, Vernon Post, Douglas Cunningham, Daniel Dodge, Francis DeChristopher, Ronald Cobbett, Manager Donald Squires. l04 I Team -vt dv, S - D X ., H . - I als' I ,I 1615 51601 'in i ff COACH MALEWICZ coAcH COLLINS COACH TROY The coaches were confronted with many obstacles this year - a small turnout, the usual lack of depth at a small high school, and strong opponents. However, they labored to improve our team, as did Captain Bruce Houde. Practices were long, the days were hot, we played Han- over in the rain. But we continued to play hard. We did not win, but neither did we give up. Although the season was dis- appointing, the team played because they enioyed football. But more im- portant, because they wanted to sup- port our school. E.B.H.S. did not lose enthusiasm for the sport, and at- tendance was high. The Blue and Gold were represented by sports- manship and spirit, rather than vic- tories, in the 1963-64 season. The Westie Eftigy l05 dj fgoffaf. .. gk fl, .5552 . in ,X ,.,., , 5 g,.Fag5f . of' .ox 2 ig If .w x fu g Y , Q, . ,- . 41 2 5 1 ASX Q as-H 'I .. Q Q Q 1 ' wx-1, 'A' 9 -H dm I X 1 ' fr 'Si u V . . , -5.' ff. - ': :'- ..:1f'.-' Y-4 'Hg .Q ffhnm zfk 'FF --ffifgziahiifiziviias f 'A iii ,, , ',AV H u ' ' f 'Fa Q 1 5 K fs at? yes' :M , 4 ,x W , Q 5' I V .4-,3Q,, 'Y 314 XA ,- . Pff .-Ifiz h ' xg?-,f fy 'Z . iffifii V- I06' The Huddle The Line EYES The Clash mean fffusfrafzbn They kept pushing Us back. . qi.. bw, x , S,-.5212 The coach displays the reaction we all felt. Will the pass be intercepted? x Q , l X. I t 1 . , N But we were determined to fight back Y Y Y Y Touchdown! 'JN o N' Defeat, but our spirit is undaunted. l Foxboro se,e Holbrook , Cohassett .e,, Hull ,,,..,,, , Marshfield 7 West Bridgewater .kr L Hanover ,,,,,. , 1 'fs fl yu ' 33 46 52 32 20 T4 22 2355? fQsf anofexczfzlrzj ffafs fasfefgam Ei? s N' , fi? 3' ,N F3 'tax Y. V . 32 0, or !.. R' rw. N' lkjmelxf E01 :f44 N13 530' Qfzfff D Elf' X-. Wi! x. I Kneeling: George McCabe, William Eklund, Vernon Post, Ronald Kendall, Captain, Jack Leland, Richard Lee, Richard Cruz. Standing Robert Swift Barry White, Thomas Alden, John Ford, William Frabetti, Donald Davidson, Gerald Stetson. li Z .... ,A 1 N wt his H., N t Q 4. ' - '62 ff? 95, f 53 f EE X www '91 G0 GC5 Wm josepf y7ZdOI'Qy . ,Xa ,v , 3439! V1-eg M -f N' ' at-2 ' i .EX M-,.iwbW'NfiE -fe 3 Despite a disheartening season, Easties' school spirit, crowd enthusiasm, and game attendance seemed to increase. This in itself is a worthwhile accomplishment for a rebuilding year. The team being composed mostly of iuniors, faced a rug- ged season with inexperienced players. Lack of height as well as lack of real scoring threat, however, proved to be a handi- cap when the Easties faced the taller, more experienced op- ponents. Easties made up for it woth the good spirit and fine sporstmanship characteristic of East Bridgewater High School. COACH: MRS. VIRGINIA LOVERING Field Hockey The Easties' spirit is increasing. For the first time a rally was held in behalf of the field hockey Team which spurred them on to three victories. A junior varsity cheerleading squad was organ- ized to appear at all their games. This not only intensified the spirit, but the attendance and interest has increased. The future of field hockey at East Bridge- water High School looks bright. Mrs. Lovering commented, This is the best season that we have had, and we are looking forward to a much better season next year, as many of our ex- perienced players will be returning. First Row: N. Beach, S. Campbell, S. Santilli, J. Pierce, V. Alden, C. Gallagher, D. Pratt, J. LaRosa, P. Bullard, E. Gould, C. Anderson, J. Melendy. Second Row: K. Wilson, D. Lopes, S. Santilli, D. Cook, D. Carter, S. Burroughs, C. Richards, N. Gold- man, P. Eklund. . . uw-yA...f-, X...-swamf. '. se:-mm, ..-magma . an uname . sumamk-. - v '-x.w.'m:w.sw-sms--1 '7 7 'i w V 71 o fkwi .Q ' ,L Yo! R G ZUdyS uzcfory Holbrook 11.111 ,,ooQ,o, ff' Scifuafe Duxbury CohasseT Marshfield , ,,.,,.,,.,. H West Bridgewater ,.,.. Hanover .....,......,,o, A,,..., ..,., Bridgewater-Raynham Norwell ,7o..,.,,,,o.,o.,..,.... ,, ----VA-....... ,.....,?.- U., ,,,pw..qu v afvays 54.4. , Ax 1 yd ww Q, Vb.'i.J:'f' SJUIFIX T- 1 f-,.,i'- Y f ag kwhubpr ,QAM Fi' ' to E.B. 5 1 o 2 1 3 1 4 1 o 1 . 4 0 o 2 0 1 4 o , 2 0 9 mf- 1- CAPTAIN SHIRLEY BURROUGHS V 4 l S Q 1 f 1 J ,W ', ' . g i f - ' l ..,'x ,,... X .zv 3 12: R , k,,.. .ff From left to right: Janet Chamberlain, Janice Bolduc, Elin Melendy, Ellen Gould, Shirley Borroughs, Captain, Mary McFilIan, Susan Flagg, Pamela Bullard, Deborah Cook, Linda Marconi, Judith Lovering. Od C 7705. zryzzzza ooerzlny II4, ,gi 5, s ..k' M. cl 1, 'I YV Lf- ,. f 1 K.-HQ, Q4 7,4 y.. , X f' .fr P' lr. u Y V U -vf p Lx., II5 time anfffw heerleaders Kneeling: Substitute, Terry Corthell, Angela Froio, Deborah Nutter, Captain, Sandra Whiting, Patricia Morton. Standing: Helen Connors, Dianne Wood, Co-captain, Marilyn Woodard, Diane Dexter. .aww , Kneeling: Linda LaBrecque, Dianne Baggia, Linda Frasier, Co-Captain, JoAnn Mahoney, Kathleen Meaney. Standing: Susan Wilkinson, Captain. II6. Michael Meuein, Mascot Throughout two very discouraging seasons, there have been eight girls who have held the Easties' spirit high. It is difficult to remain enthusiastic when a defeat is obvious, yet our cheer- leaders' optimism and vivacity were never lacking. This year the girls worked diligently on more exciting and more animated cheers and on money-making proiects for their new and attractive uni- forms. The squad plays an im- portant part in the high school program-they not only en- courage school support, but help to boost the morale of our teams. 'Q Patricia Morion Deborah Nutier, Capiain Dianne Wood, Co-captain 11, s- -L-. Q - - f fgv-1 F. -.f,-lx 1-2.57 -J -ge QM, -1'Af+-1-V-.. :?1i.f' r 1- - - ' 'nf-'Q , zp,-nf -.rf ' '41, j ' av' 'N. ,Qti-ag.. i 1-95 qt ,Ln if - 5 'A p L. ' x 'M .f J ,asv-r'. ' A QL! , ,:,Il1S9?P1 ,191 cis.. J Ltmaf 'wil A .T . 4 'fy' .A T -eg Marilyn Woodard Angela Froio 1 1. xfe- - K Helen Connors 'Om Diane Dexter I I7 School Song Heart of dear old Sachem, School of lasting fame, With ivy clad walls resounding loud echoes of glory's name, A shrine to thy dear children, a road to triumphant fame, A link of eternal friendship, the light of a kindred flame, Oh, sing the name of E. B. High! Be true to its blue and gold! Its praise ring out, its cheers prolong, its faith forever uphold! Rah, rah! Aw' W ,, rg. S Mk 1. U! -II'-752 f Complimenfs of EAST BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK Insured Savings Morfgage Loans Personal Money Order Checks Low Cosi' Life Insurance Safe Deposii' Boxes OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS 6:00 TO 7:30 P.M. 94 YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Complimenfs of DORR'S PRINT SHOP FOUR SEASONS and STATIONERY SHOP GIFT SHOP BRIDGEWATER, MASS. 99 WhfIm'3 S+' Easi' Brldgewafer TAFT'S JEWELERS II20 Main Sfreei' Campello WATCH MAKERS DIAMOND SETTERS Regisiered Jewelers and Cerfified Gemologisf American Gem Sociefy TEL. Ju 6-2269 SWANSON-WALLIN THE LELAND FARM ZENITH RCA GE Eggs and Milk Radios and Televisions Home Appliances SALES AND SERVICE Telephone DRaIce 8-243I 49 Bedford S+., Easi' Bridgewafer ROCKWELL ERNEST C. PHILBRICK Q Congrafulalions THE THREE E'S LUNCHEONETTE 3 Cenfral S+ree+ E. B. McLAUGH LIN CHEVROLET, INC. 9I Soufli Avenue Wlwifman, Mass. Sales Service Complimenfs of JOPPA GRILL ROY E. MITCHELL Prop. 6 Wesl' Union S+. Complimenfs of CHRIS'S BARBER SHOP Easi Bridgewa+er Besf Wishes +o Ihe Graduafing Class from +I1e American Legion Pos+ 96598 Fred Baies Morse. Commander Sianley Goldman Senior Vice Commander Thomas Hall Junior Vice Commander Herberf Wesl- F ff P I Care inance O icer hi ip y Chaplain Kennefh Jenkins Hisiorian Frank La Rosa Adiufani' Arihur Goldman SERVICE STATION DR 8-8I79 Road Service, General Repairs Gold Bond Sfamps Building Con'I'racI'or Repairs and Remodeling 589 WEST UNION Easi' Bridgewaler, Mass. Complimenls of DAVE'S SPEEDWASH and DEWHURST LUMBER CO., INC. Lumber, Builders' Supplies and Hardware 2I5 Bedford S+. Easf Bridgewafe EAST BRIDGEWATER HARDWARE CO. 8 Wes+ Union Slreel' Eas+ Bridgewa+er, Mass. I2I CompIimen+s of McCORDlCK'S OIL Complimenfs of PRINCESS RAY'S, INCORPORATED Corsages HAIR STYLING STUDIO Flvwers Plank 29 Cen+raI S'I'. E. Bridgewafer Telephone O.Wen 7-248I I968 PIymouII'1 S'Iree'I' CompIimenI's of EDWARD'S MARKET 25 Sou'I'I1 SI'reeI' Whifman, Mass. wE1zELLs sPoRr 8. SILVER-SMITH MARINE CENTER MOTOSCSALES, Spor'rs and Marine EquipmenI' Team Ou'I'FiHers CompIe're Repairs Service 644 BeImonI' S'Iree'I' Brocldon, Mass. 586-8279 2074 S. Main SI'reeI I Brocldon, Mass. 587-2200 SALES - SERVICE - PARTS - BODY SHOP I. G. A. MARKET GERALD A. srErsoN, Prop. RANSOM'S- FISH MKT. FresI1 and Fried Groceries - Meafs - Vege+abIes Sea Foods Fruifs Free DeIivery Tel. 378-222l I4 Cenfral SI.. E. Bridgewafer 28I Bedford SIree'I' WI1i+man, Mass. W z , LZ' ff rr' J Ng, ' WiI'h Besi Wishes WOODARD 81 WRIGHT LAST CO. 24 Wes+ Union S+ree'r EAST BRIDGEWATER. MASSACHUSETTS Edmund W. Nutter Good Luck Class of I964 ARTHUR R. BAGGIA PRINTER I7I PIymouI'h S+., E. BridgewaIer WEDDING INVITATIONS OFFICE FORMS Besf Wishes for +he Fu'rure Success of Each Member of I'he Class of I964 LU DDY'S N EWS STAN D 25 CenI'raI S'I'reeI' Easi' Bridgewafer, Mass. RIDDERS TOWNE PHARMACY ,, , ,, SIDNEY I. BERENSON Farm Maid Ice Cream Ph. G., Reg. Pharm. wHlrMAN.HANovER E I7Bcff3 I'a'+SI'efAI as ri ewa er, ass. Telephone DRaIce 8-20II I23 CompIimenI's of JACK STENGEL REAL ESTATE ATWOOD DRY WALL CO. I2 wI,i+ma,, 5+, 389 Wesi Union S'l'reeI- Eas'I' Bridgewa+er, Mass. EAST BRIDGEWATER 378-3002 CompIimenI's of ALLOY CASTINGS Complimenfs of E DGA R'S DOWNTOWN BROCKTON CompIimen'I's of THE EAST BRIDGEWATER BOOSTER'S CLUB Be a Bo os'I'er Complimenfs of SOLARI SAND 8: GRAVEL CO. 606 Cen'I'raI SI'ree'I Easi' Bridgewaier BASIL F. GOSS Building Confracfor INSURED AND REGISTERED EAST BRIDGEWATER TOWN TAXI JOHN'S BARBER SHOP 7:00 A.M. - II:00 P.M. The Mosi' Modern Shop in 'BUD POOLE, Prop. This Area 378-330' DESIGNED WITH YOUR coMFoRT IN MIND en+raI S+., Easi' Bridgewaier 11 . 'lb Tel. owen 7-ZOI9 DR 8-2455 ERNlE'S APPLIANCE CO. Radio and Television Sales and Service Sfoves - Refrigerafors - Washers I2-I6 BROAD STREET BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Prop.. ERNEST J. SACCOCIA Complimenfs of EASTERN STATES Bm Wishes STEEL CQRP. ROLAND A. VEILLEUX GEO. H. BERGER, Pres.-Treas. Real Es+a+e Insurance 36 Cool: Sf. Easl' Briclgewaier, Mass. Complimenfs of TOWNE CLEANERS ln al' I0 - Oui' ai' 5 - I Hour Cleaning Available BERJ'S Men's, Women's and Boy's Sporfswear Formal Wear for All Occasions 5 W. Union S+. Tel. 378-264I E. Briclgewaier The Finesl' in Beaufy Care for fhe Discriminaiing Woman Specialisl' in Hair Shaping For EVERY FORMAL Evenl Dyeing ancl Permanenl' Waving LINEHAN GERTRUDE'S BEAUTY SALON BESSE-BAKER? 27 Cenilral S+' 65 Main Sl'ree'l' - Downfown Broclcfon Easf Briclgewafer, Mass. Tel. DR 8-33l7 Complimenis . of CARVER COTTON GIN COMPANY l25 Congrafulaiions and Bes+ Wishes I 'ro I'I'Ie Gradualing Class of I964 CIRELLI FOODS, INC. 94 Foresf S'IreeI' Tel. JUniper 7-0385 BROCKTON 27, MASS. MARY CROMPTON'S Dis+inc+ive Giffs Accessories 680 PIymou'II'I Sfreei' RouI'e I06 Easl' Briclgewaier, MassacI1use'H's TEL. DRaIxe 8-2072 Complimenfs of EAST BRIDGEWATER GULF SERVICE BRUCE BABBITT Engine Tune-Up Tel. DR 8-8I75 Forced Warm Air Heafing DRake 8-3I3l HOTPOINT Gas and Oil Fuel Sysfems CLYDE MESERVE Air Condilioning ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Cl-OUDMAN HEAT Q LIGHT 0 PowER SHEET METAL WQRKS INSTALLATION I26 Pleasanl' S+reeI' Easl' Bridgewafer E. Bridgewaier, Mass. W. H. LUDDY 81 SON, INC. Movers LOCAL LONG DISTANT PIANOS A SPECIALTY 7I No. Cenfral Sf. EAST BRIDGEWATER DRaIIe 8-2I9l is Wishing You Every Success The Foxboro Company joins wiih oiher leading indusiries of your iown in wishing you happiness and success in your chosen career. I oXBoR I spmnusrs in Process and Energy Conirol Electric Service Since I883 Brockton EDISON Company Wholesalers and Disfribufors of Heavy Wes+ern Meals, Pouliry, Frozen Foods, Provisions S-erving - Schools, Sfores, Insfifufions Home Freezers OAKDALE PACKING CO., INC. 378 PIeasan+ SI'ree'I' Easf Bridgewaier, Mass. Telephone JU 7-0035 Tel. JUHIPEI' Cornplirnenfs of ALYCE REIZIAN R- W- PLOURDE Bridal and Lingerie Shoppe ASSOCIATION I08 Main Sfreel' Brocldon, Mass. TI-IE HOBART MANUFACTURING CO. Sales and Service for +he Largesl' Ki+chen and Food Machine Manu'Fac'ruring in fhe World MAXWELL J. PEARSON. Sales Agenl' 979 PIymouI'h Sfreel' Easl' Bridgewafer, Mass. Tel. DRaI:e 8-28I0 Bes'r Wishes, Graduaies of I964 A Complimenfs of EN05 'NSURANCE CHURCHILL suPPLY AGENCY, iNc. CO.. INC. Bridgewafer, Mass. Congratulations Class of '64 from. ll D LY SUN' BROWN'S NEWS AGENCY II SouI'I1 Avenue WI1i+man, MassacI1useHs Besf Wishes From a , Neighboring Town CompIlmen'Is of ,,Cy,, Hughes SACCOCIA'S and BARBER SHOP Bob LM RICHARD'S CORNER I32 Broad SIreeI' Bridgewafer, Mass. DAVID AND RICHARD 4 Plain Sfreei- Wesf Briclgewafer, Mass. Jewelers for Your Class Rings DIEGES 84 CLUST MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 226 Public S+reeI, Providence, R. I. RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS TROPHIES I29 Where You Gel the Emxrqlj Finest Ouality MeaIs sold anywhere , . . com Bonn STAMPS SOUTH SHORE MOTORS SeIecI'ed Used Au+omobiIes Boughi' and Exchanged 68 Old Bedford Rd. Rf. I8 EasI' Bridgewaier, Mass. JOHNSON'S Television and Radio Sales and Service OLYMPIC - MOTOROLA I2 Wesi' Union S+. Easi' Bridgewafer, Mass. Besi of Luck ROSEN FURNITURE CO., INC. 360 SouI'I1 Ave. Whifman, Mass. CompIimenI's of DUVAL'S DRUGS Whiiman Massa cI1use'H's BEST WISHES FROM THE MAKERS OF SIMPSON SPRING BEVERAGES Famous for OuaIiTy, PuriTy and Delicious Flavor Since I878 STORKFS SERVICE STATION Plain Sfreei' Wesi' Bridgewafer, Mass. ELMER S. McCARTHY 81 CO REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 37 Ceniral SI. Easi' Bridgewafer, Mass. BLANCHE McCARTHY ELMER M CARTHY T I ph 378 2930 BROCKTON ICE AND COAL COMPANY Complimenfs of A. OTIS LINTON VARIETY STORE . i ii PLYMOUTH-HOME NATIONAL BAN K EAST BRIDGEWATER OFFICE Personal Loans Au'Io Loans Checking Accoun+s A. DUBE Wholesale - Refail FLAGGIS STORE Geranium Specialisf PoH'ed Planfs ELMWOOD POST OFFICE 378-2364 968 cemfal S+. M- CLINTON EDSCN EAST BRIDGEWATER 8' SON- INC- INSURANCE Insurance for Every Need AGENCY II Cenfral S+ree'I' Easi' Bridgewafer, Mass. Phone 378-3 I 56 ESTHER H. LUNDIN HARRIET S. SAYCE EAST BRIDGEWATER CO-OPERATIVE BANK 6 Cen+raI Sfreei' 378-2672 Serial Shares Save regularly every monI'h, from SI.00 'ro 575.00 in a single ac- coun+, or up fo SI50 in a join? accoun+. Saving Accounfs Make deposi+s and wifhdrawals in any amount Paid-Up Ceriificales Sold in unifs of S200.00. A splendid way Io invesf. Check mailed semi-annually or credifed Io your account I3I CompIimen+s of C I. f PETERsoN's m e I5 0 HOME BAKERY MURRAY ELECTRIC Congrafulafions Easf Bridgewa'rer Seniors Complimemg of From MENARD JEWELERS WHITMAN WALLPAPER 81 PAINT CO. BROCKTON OIL HEAT, INC. 27 Legion Parkway Brocidon, Mass. JU 7-0323 ART'S AUTO BODY JOUBERT'S AUTO PAINTING' BODY- Your Sfore for Famous AND FENDER WORK Brandsn ARTHUR VALLIERE, Prop. Sh d M ' CI I1' ' 298 Cenfrai S'Iree'I' oeswi-:TMMjnrj1ASSo+ mg Easi' Bridgewafer, Mass. I MacNEIL and BATTI i General Au'Io Repairing and Compllmenfs of Lubricanon POWERIS FILLING STATION C0mPIe+fEM0defn+TUf1e-UP qulpmen GASAEOQZLOEES-IRES TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Tel. E. B. Drake 8-2I22 707 Cen'I'raI SI'ree'I 82.27 26 N Cen+raI S+. CompIimen+s of MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WHITMAN 570 Washingfon S+ree+ Whifman Cenfer CompIimen+s of MCCORMICK AND COMPANY Real Es+a+e ancI Insurance sAFTLER's CHARM EVERYTHING IN FABRICS BEAUTY SAI-ON J +. R+es. I4 and I8 47 Cen+ral Square M BrIcIgewa+er, Mass. Mn D h + TI 6972349 CompIimenI's of EVERETT NATIONAL BANK Evere'H', Mass. MEMBER F.D.I.C. Complimenfs of MCCARTHY BROTHERS Ice Cream Manufaciurers 224 Commercial S+. Whifman, Mass. RENO ELECTRIC COMPANY I05 Summer S+. Easi' Bridgewaler Tel. JU 3-3309 FORGE POND BARBER SHOP Wafer S+. off Roufe I8 LADIES GIRLS Michael J. Peppe I05 P Complimenfs of ORIENTAL CARPET CLEANING CO. Telephone 378-3I4l easanl' Ave. Easf Bridgewafer Lumber - Doors - Windows - Plywood Painl' -- Hardware - Tools - Tile Cus'rom Kifchen Cabinefs Plumbing and, Elec+ricaI Fixiures SUNNYLINE BUILDERS SUPPLY QUALITY AND SERVICE AT REASONABLE PRICES 55I Bedford S+. Easi' Britlgewafer, Mass. SIDNEY GOLDMAN, Prop. 378-3II6 Complimen+s of FORGE POND ANTIQUES Norfh Bedford S+. Eas+ Bridgewafer, Mass. FORNI BROTHERS Range and Fuel Oil Sales and Service Oil Burners I82 PLYMOUTH STREET EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Telephone 378-2652 Equipped Wi+h 2-Way Radios for Fasf Service A pleasure to have served you DODGE MURPHY v Photographers 549 BEDFORD STREET WHITMAN. MASS, TE EPHO E IBSON 7-2 Harold Dodge Ken Murphy Bes+ Wishes 'Io +he I964 Gracluaiing Class from 'I'he S+ Johns Council 4828 DONRQY TRUCKING. INC- ! my Kmghfs of Columbus General Trucking Grand Knighi 283 Laurel S'I'. gap K gm E. Briclgewafer, Mass. 1'r:::,f'a 512225 'S H- 218-2251 Frank Boyd Warden Herb Wesi' Inside Gua d Personalized Flowers for Every Occasion WEDDING ARRANGEMENTS FUNERAL DESIGN ALEXAN DER'S FLOWER SHOP BEATRICE M. HOLBROOK, Prop. Telephone 378-224I Easi' Briclgewaier, Mass. The Business Staff The I 964 Torch Wishes to Thank r. orman F. cGowan for His Interest and Co-operation Mr. Mr. and Mrs. PATRONS Edward S. Ma++hews Mrs. Carl'I'on Smilh Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smiih Mrs. Alane Poole Mr. William Mulkern Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sawicki Mr. Donald Kelcham Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Annie L. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Willard H. Marchanf Philips Herberl' B. Mason Roberf H. Easfman Angelo Froio Joseph Froio Lawrence Ferranii Mrs. Helen La Branche Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Harry F. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Leia V. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. An+hony Mr. and Mrs. Donald Perkins Hewins Leslie H. Gould Wayn-e G. Johnson Charles E. Burroughs Canelli Carlfon M. Broman Walfer T. Quigley Edmund W. NuHer Balloni Howard Wesl' Mr. Jack Juluis Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Howard Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Burrel Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Cruz Mr. Michael F. Foley Mr. Joseph M. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. John Bellrose Mr. Howard Wheler Mrs. Mary Cary Hennessey Roberl' B. Ewing George McCabe Richard K. Bullard Leroy Wilson Mrs. Lawrence Wilson Mr. Maurice Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Do'fy Joseph Collins Miss Rufh Gu'l'herie Mr. and Mrs. Kennefh Cushing Mr. and Mrs. Arvid B. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Benson Mrs. Gordon Harmon Mr. Lulce DeChambeau Jr. Mrs. Barbara E. Doien Mr. Bruce E. Dofen Mr. Joseph Sylvia Mrs. Mr. Mr. Abbie Alden George Wood and Mrs. Salvador Napolian Mr. H. Wallmore Mr. Charles E. Merril Mrs. S'I'ephen E. PiHsley Mr. and Mrs Walfer Benoi+ Mr. and Mrs. George Frahar Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Alden Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Barl'leH Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Corfhell Sr Mr. and Mrs. Philip Snow Mr. and Mrs. William Hogg Jr. Mrs. Nelia E. Hogg Miss Frances L. Hogg Miss Efhel C. Gardn-er Mrs. Gilberi Anderson Mrs. Gunnar Anderson Mrs. Pricilla Sherren Mr. Curfis Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vandale , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Papagno Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holyolce Mrs. EHa Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whi+e Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Orner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hurd A Friend Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Soli Morris Philip McNally W. S. Burbank Rufh Mason and Mrs. Vresh Cdabashian and Mrs. L. Roberi' Fisher and Mrs. Daniel A. E. Meurin Judifh Riordan and Mrs. Harold F. Doheriy and Mrs. Emery S. Loud Emily PraH' Alberi A. Fiorini Jr. Sabina Gennaco and Mrs. Vicfor N. Lombardi and Mrs. Alberi' Fiorini Way King and Mrs. Thomas Hall and Mrs. Paul Garabedian Charles Carey Franlz Boyd and Mrs. William Samos and Mrs. Joseph Malloy Complimen+s of A. R. PARKER CO. JINNY PARKER WHITING CHIC WHITING -Q9 :Ru 0555 'GOOD FOOD PLUS FINER ICE CREAM 635 PLYMOUTH ST. ROUTE IO6 E. BRIDGEWATER - w'lAF1ll ry!-7 v- I 0 of-4 .5 x -y s J, V I ff 4, J , X 3 ,r , s' N X-.ivy-4 'x 2 ,Q-.va T I f I,-. , J ,' iz! 1-nl I' ' 'N x I A ' I wi ' '. 'S glam I , I V - f ,':'l u , mr, ,1 .1-.W .iq +V: l Jul A - 'A X. 1 -3 In , ' ' ' I I I ' . Y . 1 I , 79 ' ,-N . - ' . Q H , -V Q. I. H .ay ,V , I A-- 1 J 'X ' Jil! f ia ' '. 5 1-. - A . .g ,- -Ei, f . H, , 7 -I 'f -' n J ,.-..-min- -. 1 L4 1.3-I .in ai 11- 1 '7.1'1 ' 5 X1 . .N 1,4 J.. 4f'1k-X 1' -' .11 1 : ' :.1FTXX1A W-72 -31114 'n MX Y 1 ' x P a I , 1 1 '11 X X ,M W 'l 11 X I L XX, 'X uf 1 I' I X11 'I'S1r' A 1X X X X 1 .1 1 XX1 . 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