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

 - Class of 1965

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Though the future is forever, The past is but a pause, A moment to remember That this is the way it was N x N ' - x N .- ,. . W Ti',Ej'?1:iJf 4 x f . 'Sr Es. .1 ft' 6 f... . 1K 1 -.4 in-I' DEDICATIGN A stick rattles in the light shade and swooshes lowly over our heads. A voice thunders through the corridors with a booming How DARE you! Ot course this is Mr. Goodwin. However, we shall remember you for more than your persuasive ranting, huffing, and putting, Mr. Goodwin. You have been our friend for five years. lt was your guidance that helped us to mature into young adults sharing the responsibilities of our class and our society. You have shown us o world his- toric and ever-changing. By your example of civic leadership you have made us aware that we must take our part in that world as proud citizens of our community and our nation. You have always called us your special class. More than that, you are our very special, very dedicated teacher. Words or gifts are not enough to express our gratitude, so we dedicate to you the labor and laughter ot our high school years which are embodied in this book, the product of our abilities. So brandish your pointer and bellow and laugh and help to mold the lives of those who will come after us. But pause before that tomorrow comes and accept our words of grati- tude. Thank you, Mr. Goodwin. SALUTATION The budding of a new idea - untried - untaughtg Opinion-born and bold sent on a whimsical thoughtg The eye that looked with pity on all worldly strife - This was the man that we knew in his spring of life. The friendly warmth to beach a spirit sinking, lone, Turned suddenly once more to drifting thought, and blown Upon the yet unharpested minds of us began To grow again 4 . when we had later left this man. Remembering still the dedicated spirit, will We think on him as one with dreams - remembering still The man who'll leave a better world behind him when The winter of his life leaves him for spring again. Class of 1965: Your accomplishments in the public schools of East Bridgewater are a source of pride for your community. Your successes are iust dividends paid to all the citizens for their investment, both economic and civic, in public educations. Be thankful for your blessings and be mindful of your continued responsibility to yourselves and to each other. Over the years your parents have counseled and worked with you and for you. Humble about their own con- tributions, they have been ever eager for oppor- tunities to commend your efforts. Our citizens have recognized their re- sponsibilities to youth and have worked to provide opportunities in depth and in value a little better than were ever given before. Their ardent hope is that you will reward their faith in you and in turn surpass their own accomplish- ments. To do so, Class of 'l965, each of you must devote constant attention to the obligations to yourself and others. There must be for you, and for all of us who say we love our community and nation, a never-failing attention to respect. Respect is wise discrimination in thoughts and actions, a measurement of our admiration for people and ideas, and a scale for self-examina- tion. To strongly condemn a man we say, He has no one's respect. For highest praise of a man we say, He has the respect of all. Each of us normally wants the respect of others, for in such esteem and love comes happiness. To merit this honor we must exercise extreme care and concern. To this duty to oneself, members of the Class of l965, may you ever be alert. Very sincerely yours, Stanley B. Goldman l i -:-:it 1, PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE purv- To the Class of 'l965: The day of graduation is about to dawn. My personal best wishes accompon ou as Y Y you assume the responsibilities of adulthood. It is basic that one of the first things we all learn is to face responsibility. A person is always responsible for himself and his actions, he s I' h ' ' ' oon rea izes e must make his own choices and cope with the results. The demands on our responsibility increase with our years. Maturing to adulthood your I aim is one of self-responsibility and happiness, your choices become completely your own. Eleanor Roosevelt wisely wrote, We are the sum total of all the choices we have made. Weigh your decisions carefully. Value your opportunities. Realize nothing is ever l h d accomp is e by the person who claims lt can't be done. Tackle each task as it comes your way. Most of all, find truth in the James M. Barrie philosophy, The secret of happiness is not in doing what you like but in liking what you have to do. , Very truly yours, Raymond Hamilton, Principal Mr. Joseph Morey Vice Principal ADMINISTRATIGN and MEDICAL Mrs. Phyllis Harfma Nurse Miss Mary Anderson Guidance Counselor ,ig rs, w 'QIIW' k ,f n, ,,.,,,r' Xxx X 'Yu-M, I X I' xxx awww.. M- X K x,,,2:'r-x-...,,, .K Q 'Y-W -vm-mln! - in ,Q . 'Wt 1. A 'X ff .M u.u.,:,-.,..41 .--f if lrlvv-wwf' -Q. , . .,-' ,,,f-p-sr-nu, ' ,f :M ff, Q, W Ji' jf '.f-ji 'N XX ,L X -.4- --...ff ,f --ff-N A ff., 1 - . 'Su X f fp ,,..r'dHe..c-V Q I . n , Q, Q, Qf + XQ Q f ff Q' fl 1 x 'Q .x f jf -Q., K. ' ,f . 'N- - xx. M' .w1..f',djg!',L I. Xxx- 5 M , QQ QQ I nlQQif:,'Q Qxgfvzwf E Q xxx- -1 Jr., QF, '11 ff, 'XX XXX ,O If Qf ' ja!! Q4 QQQ',,,,,:,'1l-nv. Q N. , x 'aj ,1 3 'If' , Q nb ,, Q . 'VR Q ' Q QQ! 'W'4 Q ,iQQ,.'Q! 'QQ ipmwnm ' Q QQ Q QQ 6 ,. X Q Ng Q Q Q,,,,,,,,g13S1rQ.,....,,,Q,x RN. .. 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Kiellerstedt English 5'Each man is justi- FACULTY ied in his individuality, as his nature is found to ie immense. Emerson Mary Payne Science A cheerful temper will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good-natured. Addison Vincent S. Malewicz Physical Education A great thing is a great book, but greater than all is the talk of a great man. Disraeli Mary Sullivan French, Latin Consider that I laboured not for myself only, but for all them that seek learning. Apocraypha Or vw Q l l l Joseph F. Morey Business Math Thou wert my guide, philosopher and friend. Virginia Lovering Physical Education POPS The body must be repaired and sup- ported, if we would preserve the mind in all its vigor. Pliny the Younger Stanley H. Hatch Business The wise man does everything nobly, consistently, soberly, rightly. Cicero John Collins History Civics Fields are won by those who belive in the winning. Higginson r-5 :S Gail Gallo To charm, to strengthen and to teach. Longfellow Business '-f-1, N I 5:53 - Q x Q gg, .N . ,,-, Eileen B. Malloy English The supreme art of the teacher is to awaken ioy in creative expression and knowledge. Chesterfield i lsiiifkbuyiiw- ,Qi ,. ..::. . .- I f 315-'5ffQ:fg1f,:-2 3 2' rsir , '- ---.... gi. - A Donald R. Ketchum French So of cheertulness, or a good temper, the more it is spent, the more of it remains. Emerson ffs. 2 X 5 3 X 7 Q sc, Q 4 KY fi' p 4 -. f A fm ,591 N i A ,I , X o I Y .1-V R- ' s V, , ' x Q. rf fi-5 9- - ' ij: .- ,.z-- df... -,-ff ::.- ,515 5 5' l -3: sv, f W2l49i '2f1ff- ' Albert H. Stevens Art People always confuse the man and the artist because chance has united them in the same body. I Renard 4 Everett R. Lays History There is no wisdom like trankness. Marion Farrar Home Economics When all is done, the help of good counsel is that which setteth busi- ness straight. Bacon Disraeli John Schuller Chorus, Band Melody is the absolute language in which the mu- sician speaks to every heart. Wagner Edward Meaney History The office of the scholar is 'ro cheer, to raise, and fo guide wise men. Emerson kb M,..., .I .2 ,., Robert Holden Science, Math Doris Lewis Math All men see the same objects buf do not Hvivqcify and wif make a woman equally understand them. Intelligence is Shine, the Tongue that discerns and Tastes them. Chesierfield Traherne I -Q y'9qA I. ., ..g, 1 ' 4 - '. .fig li 5 Q . .tag 1.9 . Q Y' A' Q., 111 v-p........,..., , . . 1 Q7 rl 142 lo, nfs' ' 4i jf,'.6ff. kv, f' C is 1 3 . 5: -sf ' Mila ,j s,',,g'f AIA: 11 I Linda Maier English Kindness is The sunshine in which virtue grows. Ingersoll eu , James Goodwin History There's a brave fellow! There's a man of pluck! A man who's not afraid To say his say. Longfellow Anne Hynes Librarian The besf of healers is good cheer Pinder Patricia Kelly French Charms strike the sight, and merit wins the soul. Pope Herbert Rainy Shop So every carpenter and workmaster will maintain the state ofthe world, and their desire is in the work of the craft. Apocrypha Roy Menard Shop A patient man is a pattern tor a king. Wekker S H xi x .lm--'-A QAX F I7 ll , ' l gj,.u44sfQ Xxx X -it ' 4. xr- Robert Hennessey English Arlene Levitt Typing True wit is nature to advantage dress'd The gift of gaiety may What o,tt was thought, but ne'er so well express'd. i'fSelf be the greatest ' Pope good fortune. Anonymous .W di ,af i Q A X ., . M .. , ' I A ' ....-. ,- A.. .. ..... ' .-' ,f ,f t.-f ' ' ' , A. 'K ,- .f' .A ,f' ' , ...vam- ' - Y g V4 - Wm.-' U ,J '.- 1' A. my H,,.-1-v v . -ff' .,- J. ,J ' f.. ' Wd., -4,1 - ,. , A ' ,Q J A, 4 1' -' ,,- u,.,,.,,.n:w ,..,, ,,.,., W ' - AJ' rv' ff : ' x',,,,,.,:, , ..,, A ,, ..' . - ' rf. 'pf' df' A ,J 'A' .rf .Manuka Af- ... . . , - '- V., 1, 1' RH' in ' at-,,,-----1 ., - - A ' - ff' . . H ., N IFN. A' - ' ,. I ' u., . dwheivau M H' , ,.f- . 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H Most Sfudious Most Likely To Succeed Phyllis Crocker Douglas Hornsfra Besf Groomed Carol Richards Donald Davidson X Friendliesf Handsomesf Boy Jo-Ann Mahoney George McCabe Jeffrey Johnson Pretfiesf Girl SUPERLATIVES fx vis x wg! , Most Dependable Dianne Baggia Richard Cloudman Most Talented Rosemary Black Peter Eldredge Best All Around Dianne Wood 1 Donald Davidson , Class Clowns Denise Robichaud Charles Andrews Done Most For The Class Dianne Baggia Vernon Post Wiftiesf Denise Robichaud George McCabe fm 5 l '6- ,- ... . v,,,.:.rw- -.,, 'K 'W EVHSWM im' l' 4 'u ff J . N-. . , ae' -P ..f s r r' M , .- , . ,.w. MQ lf, X -f-'---.11f:l f-x!fm2?naY1,!wff- Q N I -1-, - gu rl' . ::.5.?,9g ei -'si pw wdnvn-pg nv! ' J' V Vg- 1 ,' ' 3 iair f 4+-1 :WEEKS Most Athletic Elin Melendy George McCabe if VIRGINIA ELIZABETH ALDEN Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability. Francis Bacon LINDA MARIE AMBROSE Is she not more than painting can express, Or youthful poets fancy when they Iove? Nicholas Rowe ANDRESEN as a man should use. Cicero De Senectute CHARLES MICHAEL ANDREWS Born with the gift of laughter and the sense that the world was mad, and that was his only patrimony. Sabatini AUDREY LEE ATWOOD A smile that won't come Wells DIANE MARY BAGGIA The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. Cowley A 1' E. PATRICIA ANN BANNER MAN C+. Silence that spoke, and eloquence of eyes. Homer 1' b X DEBORAH ANN BARNEY 9 A Tis not a Iip or eye we 2 'FY' . . 1 ' beauty call, But the loint lug ,J force and full result of all. I my Pope GEORGE WALTER BARRIS His lambs were cast manly mould In For hearty sports or contest bold. Scott DOROTHY ROBERTA BARTHELL The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed. Chamfort 'TTW LINDA LOUISE BATES A good companion, and an easy friend. Pope LINDA LORRAINE BATTI How far that I ittle candle throws its beams. Shakespeare ROBERT PAUL BENSON Let your precept be, 'Be Steele ROSEMARY ANGELA BLACK Music training is a more potent instrument than any other, because rhythm and ., harmony find their way into soul. -- 4 .- Alia? Anonymous the inward places of the P DENNIS PAUL BLACKWELL I Joking and humor are pleasant and often of ex- treme utility. Cicero DIANNE MAY BOGACHO She is always laughing, for she has an infinite deal I of wit. if Addison I , 1 5 Fi '- JANET ELAINE BOULDRY Quietness is best. Holland DAVID MARK BRADFORD A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Anonymous 1515+ ELAINE LEE BRIGGS Here is a clear and true industrious friend. Shakespeare DEBORAH ANN CARTER Most loyful let the poet beg It is through her that all men see. W. E. Channing JANET ANN CHAMBERLAIN Her ways are pleasant- ness ancl all her paths are peace. H Proverbs .IULIETTE PORTER CHURCHILL The morne not waking 'til she sings. Lyly DOUGLAS STODDARD CLIVE As good-natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe of leather. De Cervantes 2 RICHARD WARREN CLOUDMAN He was ever precise in promise keeping. Shakespeare 9 DEBORAH ANN COOK Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Sir John D0vieS BRUCE HAYWARD COREY lt a good face is a letter of recommendation, a good heart is a letter of credit. Bulwer-Lytton W f EDWARD CLAYTON CRAIG For a man by nothing is so bewrayed As by his manners. Spencer PHYLLIS MARSHA CROCKER I am in earnest. I will not equivocateg I will not excuse' I will not retreat a single inch, and I will be heard. William Lloyd Garrison DOUGLAS JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Anonymous KATHLEEN MARY DAHILL Softly speak and sweetly smile. Addison DONALD RALPH DAVIDSON The only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson FRANCIS MICHAEL DeCHRISTOPHER Wit makes its own weI- come, and Ievels all distinc tions. Emerson JOSEPH WALTER DEVEAU i- Ne, X SJW-5 There is aIso a pure reward for faithful silence. Horace KATHLEEN MAUREEN DOREN An honest business never blush to teII. Homer 12, JOYCE ELAINE DUFFANY The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continuaI cheerfuIness. Montaigne DONNA DUPREY Happiness is a byproduct of an effort to make someone else happy. Gretta Palmer f, .,f' rsxoyj U x X all ll? bv! '5 VX A rl . Kr QF X if vigil l - X 7 Xi? ., N ENCE ALOYSIUS DYKES my X 4 hold, I do not give ,X ledgjre gal little charity, JF Jw e lf ille l give myself. A Nfl Walt Whitman plllk F2 NE DAVID GEORGE EATON A good heart is better than all the heads in the l world. Lytton W y V ,fi .,o, , EARNEST ALBERT EKBERG 'ffl He that has patience may 7' compass anything. Works ,f Mblflll 4HfL'z,'12 ' ' ., , '., . PETER FOYE ELDREDGE The great artist is the simplltler. Amiel WARREN SHAW ELDREDGE NSW . 35' No sooner said than done- . N xxx X - 4 so acts your man of worth. 1555 QQ i ' - gg ,, ' Vx 'grew N M or .N Quintus Ennuis LORETTA SUSAN FAI RBURN Speak the truth and shame the Devil. Rabelais ROBERT LELAND FIGGINS I - ' . A smile that gIow'd. ' ,'fi5. .fr.Nl'53M Milton 1. ' if .JJ , Y' WILLIAM PAUL FRABETTI In quietness and con tidence shall be your strength. Isaiah r' - - - - ' 1 -- :.x,,:.1'5IZ-. I CHRISTINE ANN GILSON The hand that made you fair hath made you good. Shakespeare BASIL FORREST GOSS Jr I have a reasonable good ear in music. Shakespeare ELLIN LESLEY GOULD To educate the intelli- gence is to enlarge the horizon of its desires and wants. Lowell CHERYL ARLENE HALL A sweet attractive kind of grace Roydon IK N MIVJAN' yi! II fllllli KIDILIN 01 HM ,.,. f 1 I qs flwlf f -we-w'4 e kj I . I I xl? qzpa 1' :- 1'-1 f J i 1 01 DENNIS ROGER HALL Silence IS gam to many of mankind Aeschylus JAMES ALONZO HATCH It is the nature of a great mind to be calm and un- disturbed. Senica DAWN MARIE HAWKINS An angel with a radiant face. Longfellow RONALD WAYNE HOLMAN I X is 'A contentious man never lacks words. Jewel DOUGLAS JOHN HORNSTRA If For he wishes not to V seem, but to be, the best. Aeschylus 1 ROBERT GARDENER HURD A merrier man . . . I never spent an hour s talk withal. Shakespeare 4, If W 9V?7,1 jf 459 FRANK WILLIAM HURL EY Whate'er he did was done with In so much ease him alone twas naturaI to please. Dryden DOROTHY CATHERINE JENNINGS A Iight heart lives long. Shakespeare II In I f JEFFREY WALLACE JOHNSON A fresh, a free, a friendly ITIGI1 Gower CRAIG STEPHEN KAMBEGIAN Give me the hand that is' honest and hearty, Free as the breeze. Montgomery MARGARET KELLY sing now sing I know you sing well, I see you have a singing Y face. Fletcher LINDA WINIFRED LaBRECQUE She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. Suckling J, if -,f QMGJIVWIIIII N , L ,lift I Q ,VI in' ,, i,P Ju 'St DAVID JAMES LaROSA Men of great abilities are generally of large and vig- orous animal nature. Taylor RICHARD ALLEN LEE A day for foil, an hour for sport, but for a friend is life too short. Anonymous EXW L, z i sg-.ryzpgggzrfrzwyzr riff'-fr r Sa i. . --fsir 11: 11 . ' NSN wif' 14 ENN 5. 55 as Arif: ' .. 5. Muff JACK STARRATT LELAND rw , , f'T13'7 Iover. All mankind Ioves a Emerson L GARY FRANCIS LeMOlNE silent, shy, peace loving man, he seemed no fiery partisan. JAMES FREEMAN LEVANGIE Beware the fury of a patient man. Dryden Whittier DOROTHY ELIZABETH LOPES Mind cannot follow lt, nor words express her in- finite sweetness. Dante 'QQ lb Z Q PATRICK LYNCH An easy minded soul and always was. Aristophanes ROBERT SPENCER MacK AY He seemed a silent fellow. MacKaye JO-ANN MAHONEY What is the artist's duty? To praise and celebrate, Because her love is great, The lively miracle of uni- versal beauty. Allingham PAUL NEIL MALASPINO From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Shakespeare 5 'FW 5l!3Z'T? 7s'9ii 1 l g QW hy, wgim 1.-1, :v :MII if ?': is Z GEORGE CARLIN MCCABE The swift runners who hand over the lamp of lite. Lucretius ROBERT JOSEPH MCGRAIL The happiest people seem to be those who have particular cause for being happy except that they Ore lgne KATHLEEN ANN MEANEY A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Butler ELIN PATRICIA MELENDY This world belongs to the energetic. Cicero if 'ia X KAREN JEAN MILLIKEN I In silence also there's a worth that brings no risk. Anacreon ROBERT ALAN MITCHELL u for the glorious privilege, Ot being independent. Burns I JAMES ELLIOT MORSE Every sincere man is right. Emerson MEREDITH LESLIE MOULSON Fair, as the first that tell of womankind. Byron F W X N so . U5 -P . 445, 5 I Ne. N 5, A -4, L, 'Q 1- V if -'21, - -,Af 6. ,K :X MARY SANDRA MURRAY Happiness seems made to be shared. Corneille PATRICIA ANN O KELLY A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Emerson 'iffifff ':- ' :f- T: :jfs 121:35 z ' 3 . 1.542114 SHERIDAN LEE ORCUTT Small things are best. Taber VIRGINIA EILEEN PARKER Behind The poem is the poe'r's soul. Towne EDWARD GERARD PEGNAM As happy a man as any in The world, for The whole world seems To smile upon me. Pepys ROBERTA MAE PERRY Beauty is the Thing that counts In woman. Elmendorf I , F i eIi fr' J 3f ?'1'b EMM' ROGER LOUIS PIPER There are some silent people who are more inter- esting than the best talkersf' Disraili WILLIAM CARL POOLE No man ever asked a favor with less offense, or conferred one with better grace. Plutarch HOWARD VERNON POST Urge him with truth to frame his fair repliesg And sure he willg for wis- dom never lies. Homer RICHARD LEMUAL POWERS Hail fellow, well met. Swift W Q5-A .gill DONNA LEE PRATT ll . . N With malice toward none , with charity for all. Q39 3. Lincoln IJ if MARSHALL BERNARD RESNICK Merrily, merrily shall I live now. Shakespeare CAROL ANN RICHARDS A modest woman, dressed in all her finery, is the most tremendous object of the whole creation. Goldsmith PATRICIA ANN ROBBINS The gift of guiety may itself be the greatest good fortune, and the most serious step toward maturity. Edman DENISE MARIE ROBICHAUD As merry as the day is If long. Shakespeare JEAN ROBIDEAU Seek to be good, but aim not to be great, A woman's noblest station is retreat. Lyttelton saw, 4 M 'lf 1 75' N KATHERINE FRANCES ROCHETTE And be ye wise, as ye be fair to see. Chaucer MARSHA MARGARET ROCKWELL Her ongeI's face, As the great eye of heaven, shyned bright, And made a sunshine in the shady place. Spencer F11 'x-.. tn, ' 4, 9 f j 1 ri f .?' I CLAYTON ARTHUR ROLLINS A merry heart that laughs at care. Henry Hart Milman LOUISE RUDOLF Silence is fine iewel for a woman. Fuller HELEN ANN SANTlLLl All succeeds with people who are sweet and cheer- U Voltaire DONNA MAY SHERWOOD But give me the fair one, in country or city, Whose home and its duties are dear to her heart. Woodworth ROBERT MERLE SHERWOOD To be strong is to be happy- Longfellow ROBERT JOSEPH SMITH Horses he loved, and laughter. W. K. Holmes me sr: f N. -T W ' .il'. l 'i A Li f ci fl XX wr i X IW W - MJ-1 .pn l DOROTHY ANN SPRAGUE I'Il speak to thee in silence. Shakespeare ' I LAWRENCE JOSEPH SULLIVAN Both silent, when there A is need, and speaking in L season. l Aeschylus -' avg? VERLYN SWEENEY Silence is the pertectest herald of icy. Shakespeare ROBERT WILLIAM SWIFT He that is a friend indeed he will help thee in thy needf Barfeilcl ALBERT STUART TABER Men of t w words are the Shakespeare WW- I XGJOEORGE EDWARD TUCKAER One of those happy souls which are the salt of the earth. Shelley ,www ,01,x,.x,973,'.' ' wi lwlf'-L . V, ,.,. . bes ni ' X as K. f'.I-7' A RAYMOND CHARLES TUHOLSKI Manners make the man. Defoe SOPHIE SUSAN TUHOLSKI Little friends may prove great friends. Aesop ir X YN JANET ELLEN VAUGHAN Kindness is the first of all virtues Vauvenargues LAUREL JEANNE VIOLA Manner, not gold, is a woman's best adornmentf' Lord Chesterfield THOMAS ERIC WALLIN Happy man be his dole! Shakespeare BARRY MARTIN WHITE Sir, your wit ambles weIIg it goes easily. Shakespeare THOMAS WHITEMAN, Jr. ln every deed of mischief he had a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand Q ., .. . .5 A 'vm ,-xg,-, wb N... to execute. Gibbon SANDRA JANE WHITING She was fair as is the rose in May. Chaucer , -.....:LJ BRIAN JOSEPH WHITTAKER Men love to wonder and t see of our science. Emerson fa 4 f f if ,V K , RONALD ALVIN WOHLEN Who is of calm and happy nature. DIANNE LOUISE WOOD Personal beauty is better recommendation than any letter of introduction. Aristotle MARY EILEEN ZION Plato Exuberance is beauty. Blake Na if V101 ,. ,,,.v,f44' - 'z-z --ifl'ff-WV' 1' filler? JZ '4 sf, f' W , '2'i1E1 I I ff 5: 4 I f 'Z-ISL. -1? ' -' 'iff , lfjj - 94' , DIRECTORY VIRGINIA ELIZABETH ALDEN Ginny , National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, B.GSl1ef- ball I, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, Softball I, 2, 4,' J.V. Cheer- leader-Captain Q4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4,. YEUYIDOOICI S0PI10m0 9 Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: French Teacher Ambrose Class Treas gr 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 45 French I i nd Aft Group I, 2, 3, 4, Clinic Assistant 2' 45 Fufrayre Nurses' Club 3, Vice President 4, Class Con- stitution Committee, Basketball I, 3, Field Hockey I, Tennis I, 2, Pep Squad 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorettes 2, 3, Captain 4, Sophomore Hop, Junior Pram, Senior Reception. Future Plans: College, WAYNE RANDALL ANDRESEN Randy Future Plans: Military Service I CHARLES MICHAEL ANDREWS Charlie Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Junior Prom, Senior Re- ception. Future Plans: Further Schooling or Work AUDREY LEE ATWOOD Audie I Chorus I, 2, 3, Junior Prom, Class Pin Committee, Kitchen Assistant I. Future Plans: Remedial Reading Teacher or Children's Librarian DIANNE MARY BAGGIA Badge Class Secretary I, 2, 3, 4, Student Exchange 3, Student Council 3, Secretary 4, Traffic Squad 4, Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant I, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant I, 2, Cheer- leader-J.V. 3, Varsity 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Argus 2, 3, Year- book, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: College PATRICIA ANN BANNERMAN Pdf Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Clinic Assistant 2, Basketball I, 4, Field Hockey I, Softball I, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Teacher Barnhouse' French Choral and Art Group 4, Office Assistant I, 2. 3, 4, Tennis 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Further Schooling GEORGE WALTER BARRIS Georgie French Choral and Art Group 2, Football I, 2, 3, C0- Captain 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball I, Chorus I,-2, 3, 4, Executive board 3, Class Pin Committee 3, Sophomore Hap, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Further Schooling DOROTHY ROBERTA BARTHEL A Dottie French Choral and Art Group 2, Office Assistant 3, Basket balI'4, Field Hockey 3, Chorus I, 2, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Dental Hygienist LINDA LOUISE BATES Linda . French Choral and Art Group 2, Basketball I, 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary for Mr. Stevens 4, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Business School LINDA LORRAINE BATTI l.indd . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant I, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Argus 3, Class Play, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: College ROBERT PAUL BENSON Bob National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group 2, Football I. Future Plans: College ROSEMARY ANGELA BLACK Rosie Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, All-State I, 2, 3, District All-State I, 2, 3, All New Eng- land I, 2, 3, S.E.M.S.B.A. I, 2,3, G.B.Y.S.O. I, 2, 3, Argus 3, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Class Play. Future Plans: College DENNIS PAUL BLACKWELL Denny Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Further Schooling DIANNE MAY BOGACHO Di French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, Library Assistant 2, 3, Basketball I, 4, Softball I, 2. Future Plans! Secretary JANET ELAINE BOULDRY Jan Chorus I, 2, 3, Senior Reception, Secretary far Mr. Malewicz 4. Future Plans: Secretary DAVID MARK BRADFORD Dave Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 41 CYOSS Country I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Argus 3, Class Play: SOPIW' more Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College I ELAINE LEE BRIGGS l.cinc Junior Classical League 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 4, Basketball I, 4, Tennis 2, Chorus I, 3, 4, Argus 3, Yearbook, Christmas Tableau, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: College Carter National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Class Constitution I, Argus I, 2, 3, Portfolio 4, Yearbook, Class Play, Sopho- more Hop, Junior Prom. Future' Plans: Teaching JANET ANN CHAMBERLIN Jcri French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 4, Softball 4, Chorus I, 2, Band I, 2, 3,4, Future Plans: Secretarial School JULIETTE PORTER CHURCHILL Juls Junior Classical' League I, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 - Co-Manager 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4 - Secretary-Treasurer, All-State 3, 4, District' I, 2, 3, 4, S.E.M.S.B.A. I, 2, 3, 4, All-New England I, 2, 4, Executive Committee 4, Argus I, 2, Portfolio 4, Yearbook, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Music DOUGLAS STODDARD CLIVE Doug Football I, Basketball I, Gymnastics 3, Yearbook, Junior Prom. Future Plans: Accountant - C.P.A. RICHARD WARREN CLOUDMAN Ricky Football I, 2, Basketball I, 3, 4, Track 3, Tennis 2, Chorus I, 2, 4, Yearbook, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Further Schooling DEBORAH ANN COOK Deb French Choral and Art Group 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Airline Hostess Bruce French Choral and Art Group I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Track I, Chorus I, 2, Junior Prom. Future Plans: Junior College EDWARD CLAYTON CRAIG Eddie Basketball I, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans: Northeastern University PHYLLIS MARSHA CROCKER Phyi National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Women's Club Guest 4, GirI's State Alternate, Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4, Library brary Assistant 2, 4, Office Assistant 3, Chorus 3, 4, Argus 3, Portfolio 4, Yearbook Editor, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. will Future Plans: College - Social Work F DOUGLAS JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM Doug Football I, 2, 3, Manager-Basketball I, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Undecided KATHLEEN MARY DAHILL Kathy Maiorettes 3, 4. Future Plans: Undecided DONALD RALPH DAVIDSON Duck Student Council I, 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Executive Board 2, Yearbook, Sopho- more Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Art School FRANCIS MICHAEL DeCHRISTOPHER Mickcy Football 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, Cross Country I, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: College JOSEPH WALTER DEVEAU Walter Future Plans: Military Service - Business KATHLEEN MAUREEN DOREN Kathy Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 4, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Clinic Assistant 4, Future Nurses' Club 3, 4, Basketball I, Field Hockey I, 2, Tennis I, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom Senior Reception. Future Plans: College .Ioycie National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 4 - Treasurer 2, French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4 - Secretary 3, Clinic Assistant 4, Nurses' Club ' Club 3, 4 - Treasurer 3, Basketball I, Tennis I, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Nursing DONNA DUPREY Dupe Student Council 4, Traffic Squad 4, Clinic Assistant I, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 4, Manager - Girls' Basketball I, 2, 3, Manager - Girls' Softball I, 2, 3, Argus 3, Portfolio 4, Yearbook, Christmas Tableau 2, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Executive Secretary LAURENCE ALOYSIUS DYKES Larry Football 'I5 Track 25 Chorus 45 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Argus 35 Class Play5 Junior Pram. Future Plans: Undecided DAVID GEORGE EATON Dave' Future Plans: College ERNEST ALBERT EKBERG Ernie Future Plans: Photographer PETER FOYE ELDREDGE Pere q Basketball I5 Track 25 Chorus I5 Argus I, 2, 35 Year- book5 Christmas Tableau 25 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom. Future Plans: Art School WARREN SHAW ELDREDGE Chip Manager - Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Art School LORETTA SUSAN FAIRBURN Sue French Choral and Art Group 45 Library Assistant 45 Basketball I5 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook5 Class Playg Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: College ROBERT LELAND FIGGINS Figgy Football I, 2, 35 Basketball I5 Track 2, 45 Audio- Visual Aid CIub5 Yearbookg Junior Prom5 Senior Re- ception. Future Plans: General Motors Institute of Technology WILLIAM PAUL FRABETTI Bill Executive Committee 45 Football I, 2, 35 Co-Captain 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Accounting Cricket Chorus 3, 4. Future Plans: I. B. M. BASIL FOREST GOSS, Jr. Base Band I, 2, 3, President 45 Class PIay5 Junior Prom. Future'Plans: Carpenter ELLIN LESLEY GOULD Ellin National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Woman's Club Guest 45 Student Council I5 Class Constitution Committee5 J.C.L. I, 2, 3, 45 F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 35 Office Assistant 25 Volleyball I5 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Contain 35 Field Hockey I, 2, 3 Co-Captain 45 Soft- ball 3, 45 Tennis I5 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Year-book5 Class FIay5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: College - Psychiatrist CHERYL ARLENE HALL Cheryl National Honor Society 3, 45 Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 45 French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 45 Soft- ball,25 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook5 Junior Prom5 Sopho- more Hop5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: College DENNIS ROGER HALL Stretch Future Plansx' Organist JAMES ALONZO HATCH Jimmy Football 25 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Chorus i, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: College or Professional Baseball DAWN MARIE HAWKINS Dawn French Choral and Art Group 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook5 Class Play5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Art School RONALD WAYNE HOLMAN Ron Football I, 25 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Yearbook5 Class Play5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Accountant DOUGLAS JOHN HORNSTRA Hank National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Traffic Squad 35 J.C.L. I5 Vice President 35 S.E.M.S.B.A I, 25 Yearbook Business Manager 45 Class PIay5 Boys' Stote5 Sophomore Hop. Future Plans: Engineering ROBERT GARDENER HURD Bob Football I5 Chorus 45 Drill Team 3, 45 Sophomore Hop. Future Plans: Forestry FRANK WILLIAM HURLEY Frank Future Plans: Coast Guard DOROTHY CATHERINE JENNINGS Candy Basketball I, 2, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Hairdressing JEFFREY WALLACE JOHNSON Jeff Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Manager 35 Pep Squad5 Drill Team 3, 45 Yearbook5 Class Play5 S.E.M.S.B.A. 3, 45 Auclio- Visual CIub5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: College Camel Driver Football I,25 Basketball5 Junior Prom5 Senior Re- ception. Future Plans: College Choir I, 21 S.E.M.S.B.A. 31 District 31 New England 2' Doreen Chorus 3, 41 Parker Junior High School, Reading I1 Wilmington High School 2. Future Plans: Singer LINDA WINIFRED LaBRECQUE Frenchie Junior Classical League 2, 3, 41 French Choral and Art Group 2, 3, 41 Basketball I, 41 Softball I, 41 Tennis I, 2, 3, 41 Class Play1 Junior Prom1 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Junior College DAVID JAMES Lc1ROSA Dave Football I, 2, 3, 41 Basketball I1 Intramural Basket- ball I1 Baseball I, 31 Gymnastics 3i Band I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Prep School RICHARD ALLEN LEE weng Football I, 2, 3, 41 Basketball I, 3, 41 Baseball I, 2, 3, 41 Junior Prom1 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Air Force JACK STARRATT LELAND Jacko Class Vice President I, 2, 3, 41 National Honor Society 2, 3, 41 Basketball I, 2, 3, 41 Baseball I, 3, 41 Yearbook, Sophomore HOPQ Boys' State1 Class Constitution1 Junior Prom1 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Business GARY FRANCIS LeMOlNE Link Future Plans: Barber School JAMES FREEMAN LEVANGIE Big Jim Baseball 3i Band I, 2, 3, 41 Dance Band1 Brass Class Play. Future Plans: Night School DOROTHY ELIZABETH LOPES Lopes Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 4 - Voting Delegate to MJCL 21 Clinic Assistant 41 Future Nurses' Club1 Program Committee 31 President 41 Scorekeeper - Girls' Basketball 3, 41 Field Hockey - Scorekeeper I, 2 Man- ager 3, 41 Tennis 21 Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 41 Yearbookg S Sophomore Hop1 Junior Prom1 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Nursing PATRICK LYNCH Pei Junior Classical League 3, 41 French Choral and Art Group 2, 3, 41 Football I, 21 Basketball I1 Track I, 2, 3, 41 Cross Country 41 Intramural Basketball 21 Gym- nastics 31 Junior Prom. Future Plans: Teaching ROBERT SPENCER MacKAY Bob Baseball 3, 4. Future Plans: Military Service JO-ANN MAHONEY Je National Honor Society 3, Secretary 41 Girls' State1 Moss. Youth Citizenship Conference 31 School of the Mu- seum Senior Prize Program 31 J.C.L. I, 2, 3, 41 F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 21 Library Assistant 2, 3, 41 Super- intendent's Office Assistant I, 21 Basketball I1 Field Hockey I, 21 Softball I1 Tennis 21 J.V. Cheerleader 31 Pep Squad Secretary-Treasurer 21 Chorus I, 2, 3, 41 Argus 31 Portfolio 41 Yearbook, Assistant Editor: Sophomore HOPQ Junior Prom1 Senior Reception: Class Play. Future Plans: Art Mouse Football 41 Junior Prom1 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Further School GEORGE CARLIN McCABE George Student Council I, 2, Vice President 31 President 41 Southeastern Mass. District Student Council Treasurer 4' Student Exchange 31 Mass. Youth Conferences 31 Boys State1 Traffic Squad I, 2, 31 J.C.L. I1 Basketball I, 2 3, 41 Track I, 2, 3, 41 Cross Country I, 2, 3, 41 Year- book1 Junior Prom1 Senior Reception. 1 n I Future Plans: College ROBERT JOSEPH MCGRAIL Smiley Basketball I1 Chorus I, 2, 31 Drill Team 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Further Schooling Meaney Cardinal Spellman High School I1 French Choral and Art Group 31 Softball 21 Cheerleader 3, 41 Executive Committee 41 Chorus I1 Yearbook1 Sophomore HOPQ Jun- ior Prom1 Senior Reception. Future Plans: College ELIN PATRICIA MELENDY Elin Student Council 31 Nominating Committee 2, 41 French Choral and Art Group 3, 41 Basketball I, 2, 3, 41 Field Hockey 2, 3, Co-Captain 41 Softball I, 2, 3, 41 Sophomore l lOPj Junior Prom1 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Work KAREN JEAN MILLIKEN Millie Bourne High School I, 21 Orchestra I, 21 ,Chorus 3, 41 Band 3, 4. Future Plans: Hair Dresser ROBERT ALAN MITCHELL Mitch Football I, 21 Track I, 21 Chorus 21 Junior Pram. Future Plans: Business School JAMES ELLIOT MORSE Jimmy Chorus I, 2, 3, 41 Class Play1 Junior Prom- Future Plans: Business School MERIDITH LESLIE MOULSON Merri French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 45 Office Assist- ant 35 Class Color Committee5 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Sopho- more Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: College MARY SANDRA MURRAY San National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Softball 45 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Junior College PATRICIA ANN O'KELLY Kelly Chorus I, 25 Sophomore Hop5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Government Secretary SHERIDAN LEE ORCUTT Sherry Chorus l, 25 Junior Prom. Senior Reception. Future Plans: Work VIRGINIA EILEEN PARKER Ginnie I Student Council 45 Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 45 French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 45 Office Assistant 25 Basketballp Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Argus 35 Portfolio 45 Yearbook5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Executive Board 35 Class Motto Committee5 Class Play. Future Plans: College EDWARD G. PEGNAM Ed Football 45 Basketball 4. Future Plans: College Perry's Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Hairdressing ROGER LOUIS PIPER Reg Track 25 Cross Country 3. Future Plans: Accounting School WILLIAM CARL POOLE Bill Cafeteria Assistant 2, 45 Drill Team 3, 4. Future Plans: Service VERNON HOWARD POST Ferl-.' Class President 3, 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Boys' State5 Delegate to Harvard-Radcliffe Model UN5 Student Council 25 Traffic Squad 25 Class Constitution Committee5 J.C.L. I, 2, 3, 4 - President 25 F.C.A.G. 45 Football I, 35 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Band I5 Yearbook5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Medical Research RICHARD LEMUAL POWERS Pew Football I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I5 Track I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Undecided DONNA LEE PRATT Pratt Basketball I, 35 Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 45 Softball I5 Tennis 25 Sophomore Hop5 Christmas Tableau 25 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Further Schooling MARSHALL BERNARD RESNICK Ress Football 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Mechanics CAROL ANN RICHARDS Cruel Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 45 French Choral and Art Group 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey 2, 35 Tennis I5 Sopho- more Hop5 Junior Prom. Future Plans: Teaching PATRICIA ANN ROBBINS Per Cafeteria Assistant I, 2, 35' Chorus I, 25 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Hairdresser DENISE MARIE ROBICHAUD Niece Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, 45 French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 45 Clinic Assistant 3, 45 Future Nur- ses' Club 3, 4 - Vice President 35 Manager - Field Hockey 25 Tennis I5 Pep Squad 25 Captain 45 Chorus I, 2,,3, 45 Argus 35 Class PIay5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Nursing School JEAN ROBIDEAU Jeannie Basketball I5 Chorus I5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Hairdressing and Marriage KATHERINE MARGARET ROCHETTE Kathy Women's Club Guest5 Model UN5 National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 45 J.C.L. I, 3, 4, Secretary 25 F.C.A.G. I, 2, President 3, 45 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Tennis I5 25 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 S.E.M.S.B.A. I, 2, 35 District 2, 3, 45 All-State 35 Argus I5 Portfolio 45 Yearbook5 Class PIay5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Sophomore Hop. Future Plans: College - Physchology MARSHA FRANCES ROCKWELL Marsh Clinic Assistant I5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Junior College CLAYTON ARTHUR ROLLINS Clay Laurel Crest Academy I, 25 Soccer I, 25 Golf I, 25 Baseball I, 25 Football 45 Chorus 45 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans: Electrician and Real Estate 4 LOUISE GLORIA RUDOLPH Loma Whitman-Hanson Regional 'ly Guitar Club 'l. Future Plans: Floral Design HELEN ANN SANTILLI TiIly Junior Classical League 3, 41 French Choral and Art Group 'I, 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant 2, 3, 4: Clinic Assist- ant 4: Future Nurses' Club 3, 4: Basketball 2, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3: Softball 'Ip Pep Squad 2: Chorus l, 2: Jun- ior Prom. Future Plans: Nursing DONNA MAY SHERWOOD Shorty Future Plans: Hairdressing ROBERT MERLE SHERWOOD Bob Drill Team 4. Future Plans: Air Farce ROBERT JOSEPH SMITH Smitty Basketball I. Future Plans: Race Horse Trainer DOROTHY ANN SPRAGUE Dome National Honor Society 3, 45 Tennis 'lp Pep Squad 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook, Class Play - Director, Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: College LAWRENCE JOSEPH SULLIVAN Sully Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Service VERLYN SWEENY 'VerI Whitman-Hanson Regional 'lg Library Assistant 3, 4: Future Nurses' Club 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 41 Yearbook, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Nursing ROBERT WILLIAM SWIFT Swifty Student Council 'l, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3, 41 Junior Classical League 2: Student Trainer 2, 3, 41 Tennis 2, 4: Chorus 'Ip Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Argus 3. Future Plans: ALBERT STUART TABER AIbie Future Plans: Mechanic GEORGE EDWARD TUCKER Chick East Junior High 'li Brockton High 2: National Honor Society 2: Student Council 'lg Art Club 'lp Junior Prom. Future Plans: College RAYMOND CHARLES TUHOLSKI Ray Cross Country lp Tennis 'I, 2, 3: Junior Prom. Future Plans: Military Service ll J SOPHIE SUSAN TUHOLSKI sue French Choral and Art Group 2, 3: Library Assistant 2, Basketball 4. Future Plans: Receptionist JANET ELLEN VAUGHAN Jana Library Assistant 2, Cafeteria Assistant 3, 4: Basket- ball 'li Chorus 'l. Future Plans: Secretary LAUREL JEANNE VIOLA Laurel French Choral and Art Group I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3: Pep Squad 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Maiorettes 2, 31 Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: College - Airline Stewardess THOMAS ERIC WALLIN Tami Junior Classical League I, 2, 3: Track 35 Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Civil Engineering BARRY MARTIN WHITE Barr Student Council 3, Traffic Squad 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Teacher THOMAS WHITEMAN, Jr. Tommi French Choral and Art Group 4: Basketball I, 2: Cross Country 'lj Tennis 2: Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Sen- ior Reception. Future Plans: College SANDRA JANE WHITING Sandy P. E. F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4: Office Assistant I, 2, 31 Basket- ball lg Tennis 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Argus 2, 31 Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception: Class Constitution, Executive Board 3,4 Future Plans: Junior College BRIAN JOSEPH WHITTAKER Win Drill Team 3, 4. Future Plans: Undecided RONALD ALVIN WOHLEN Wally Junior Pram: Senior Reception. Future Plans: College DIANNE LOUISE WOOD Woodie Student Council 4: Traffic Squad 4: F.C.A.G. 2, 3: Library Assistant 2, 3, 4: Softball 21 Tennis Ii Cheer- leader 2, 3 - Captain 41 Chorus I, 2, 31 Class Play, So- phomore Hopp Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans: Further Schooling MARY EILEEN ZION Library Assistant 3, 4: Clinic Assistant 'Ii Chorus 'l, 25 Cafeteria Assistant, Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Pep Squad. Future Plans: Secretary '9 A -af .G rug, QQ? 1 - Y 1-.... X 1 UU ' fn Y 1, 5 ' f in Un-',1 x' ' -J x L 'N . fr. ...f . .1- 4. HONORS Womon's Club Honor Guests Phyllis Crocker, Katherine Rochette, Ellin Gould. Q .fx I X .. . .' 1 be f. V D.A.R. Good Citizen Ellin Gould Student Government Doy Rep- Q A resentotive and Jewish War Veteron's Delegate George McCabe 1: f miie.. Q .NI ein amiiisf was n ,N:LAiii Girl's State Representative Jo-Anne Mahoney iiifz ' 1 l If ff f gf , A, gave ' V I ,Q ,Q 'N 'I .:,'L.!. ' - , T ' if 7 Betty Crocker Homemaker Joyce Duffany Boys' State Representatives Thomas Wallin, Douglas Hornstra, Vernon Post, .lack Leland, George McCabe CLASS W. The whole world's a stage. or, more accurately, the whole stage is your world when someone from the dark recesses of ropes, props, and curtains, calls, Lightsl Curtain! - You're on l Stunned and afraid and unable to run you recite your lines me- chanically until you actually become Emily Kimbrough, Cor- nelia Otis Skinner or any ot the characters ofthe play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, in which two young girls, traveling to Paris on an ocean liner, encounter the zaniest of experiences. At last you proudly take your bows at the curtain call. The senior class play was a hilarious success. Thank you actors, actresses and especially Mrs. Eileen Malloy, our director, and Dottie Sprague, our student director. I ,K midi' Amidst the swishing of taffeta, beneath crepe paper streamers in a transformed gym- nasium, we dance away three short hours. lt went so quickly, and yet we remember the months of preparation. We remember a quick sandwich and coke at ten o'clock the night before, we remember the bare feet and painted blue ieans, we remember how everyone contributed so willingly tothe streamer fund. This was the joy of our junior prom - the fun of working to- gether to create an underwater ballroom out of an airy, dusty ball-room. ,g' jgnuvimuadr Ohnli4N1lGlV u.n.,,B,waw..,.a-sent uw-vmouufhl' +441-.ul Us luwv 14804 RX. kg S, ,', ,. ,. -r--. Fx, .W F32 Q -1135 - 1- +a-'.- , '95 .R JU IOR PROM 2 LINDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORE CLASS -Q! Ann Ducille Rebecca Zentz Albert Florini Robert Demers D , vi I pv- va ef Robert Alexander Ernest Allen Eric Alm Gayle Andersen Elaine Armer Ann Akusis '..'2 Pamela Blair ,vw ' R A if Janice Bolduc ur Judith Chamberlain Suzanne Chausse Thomas Cruz F. . Penny Eldredge 2f5?2'a'if I Jane Fountain at ,lg X 1 l John Darling r-9' ,al f' e ,g.4'M M Harry Bouldry F .YQ ,V 6 lv Luther Churchill aa' y - Y bs .J W 1 , Si , -54 1 . fl' . .f f 7 ' if f Richard Dexter Susan Eldredge Charles Farnham Linda Frasier ,g Y. R PCM 'I . X David Frazer it ow IK 't m f l 4 qs'-5 ,fx I-Sf. l Pamela Bullard Ronald Cobbett ' -lk I , .af P. Daniel Dodge ref., Q ,L-5 is g Susan Flagg Y x, ' .fy u .QW F3 C' K Richard French 1' t 8 af! is SQJ 1- ?!'.: 3 . v. ,E ts Q Roger Beuron V LX Joseph Collins Cheryl Daren ,Sr fx - in , 5 ti, . V cz V lair ,fy F Q Deborah Fleck Cheryl Fuller . fi. , K- 3 .i .ga-V .5 ff li l x i .aa - I , x l 0' ik- A' - , -W . ,X . QM, u If Mi 44' , 3. 4-16 5 i J kX'f!'2:5f.r1 4:13. Sally Campbell .3. A wat, 1 f mili- M, .A f 4 I Terry Corthell Kenneth Ellis cu J. , ,.s- -, X L ' X Alf? .1 ii Q James Foley ,N ,gvv hs. S4 f il ' J Carol Gallagher liyi-I if of , Bill Gilmore ' 'fl' Q . 4- -Qt .7 . David Handy L. 'uv 'RA X if ll i wtf A X J q i, J' 'Sf , Ronald Hudson Suzanne Hultman i ,wa .f Q w ,M J A Vi 'F' K , J , w , f' .: f.: f if .inf t Mariorie Jones Kenneth Lincoln T2 1 xxx J XR Steve Mason Randy Julius . . Vp 1 x Kr. mf or af 'af Judith Lovering ' ,R wx 3?-. I3 '5 ,ll l'2 if:'i' 'T Mary McCarthy A, l , ifli ' Donna Hatch Richard Hinds 409 AX N 1 Qi Mary Iannacone Michael Iannacone . 'J' ..,l git rx 1 f '..'.'f Arthur Holyoke '25 Steve Jenkins ,. li ' - ' 4 N no 1 JA K. - 'H X. ,ts i , .. X, the fir Q A9 M33 'fu ' in ..-,. - Qvfiigtli' SWEA T. ' 'xi-N' X-:C William Kelly Paul Lawson Lois Leland 3 WE, TS: 4. f W Rn rf' ' ig-N if! . Bruce Ludwig Daniel Lynch Linda Magivney Y' F ,fw- ty I 4 1 X . X .. Ari Ne George McHardy John Meserve Peter Moskos William Hooker X .-:GP Walfred Johnson JP John Levangie ,Et fs- Linda Marconi ,5- l - .,,, x :my X kr- Donna Moyette ,, Y. Jerry Moxley I5 I -fm L 5' N , Susan Pinkham Edward Smith .X V . 5 SX 'fr x . K4 , ,. 1 l .af S ' J' ' Q 'sf I mag, i get X ,X N X X X. in Bonita Nelson ip .A gl! rn n r V N I , Earl Purington Robert Nisby s .w V' 31 'f . fm 3 , X X QQ , Q-C X ,- A N - .GLY ,, O .S Robert Olson Elizabeth Reardon Margaret Rocha X Gerald Ortenzi Michael Perkins H1 ' . X: P sd ',,.nr he Q . , J Cheryl Rollins Mark Setterlund . f' ii' W' g ,. pg . 1, l. . V M y ' w S 4 . 1 A C, 1. N -' x NW L, li S K qc ' ll ' 1 vriikifi' ,L , , , 'if-' Joanne Smith Sue Sproul Carlisle Sturgis Stephen Swenson Lee Tarantino my-M-s A' . , Q ,I fe xii' -a . L ' 3 ,, we-' . . A E W- A. :.i' I-iff? -2-'J zfrfi , 1 t ' 'Q fire!! .5 Elkwows H 'f ' ' Barbara Thornton David Waterman Roy Whittaker Susan Wilkinson Marilyn Woodard Kenneth Woodward Kathy Wilson .lerilyn Woodard JUNIOR CLASS cwsvgqq -,j .. ,EMM A ES K. y,1..5.f1 V new ,,,f-A S, r., .. . .,XK ., 95,4- S55 Jane Alexander i, 5' 4' lp A Daniel Atwood Jeffrey Wallin John Alexander Bonnie Bobbi? 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The Greek muses never performed a more difficult task with as much grace and vigor. Q 1' 1 'lf lb ckoss cou TRY Anxiously crouched at the starting line wait the teams. Tense muscles are ready to spring forward at the gun and they are running! Two to three miles over pavement and woodland paths, scattered with leaves that crunch under their teet, is the course of the cross country runner. Dogs occasionally nipping at their heels and the cool autumn breezes are their only companions. The individual runs alone. With the finish line in view their mouths drop open, gasping tor air, their legs are weights, their motions mechanical. Victory is than rant,-.J 2' QT! T 9 Nw N Nw' YS 3 X . b 35' Q . .-N .4 , Ins- Ew5'..:f:N Q Si' 7 Q Y- , Q Q Q ' ix. E xxx,- K? v N ,SS 1 s N. i ' ' -: . is L, px .9 X FQ XM ' 1 ' ' 'X A 'gi -4, .X ' S ' 'Q ----sis-N ' i u ' 'b , -. ee- 'X f Ng' ii, .Ng .gs T - . . , .3 5 - 'Ink 'X r 1' fa.. 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Q, 25:--3 ,:.-:--- E ,, ..-,..--. 5 ,X WGA ' 1 .xl 1 Q .r . -3. ' NAM . . .wr . , . . N - ,gs 'ix X Q 2' 5 , ,iksnvlsu 1 , 1 .1 in ' 5 '-Q Q - .4 -Q- Q - Q -N.,-av-- 1--.,.,M u mf-wi-P ,gag vi , un .M ,. -, --:Q 1- Eff g'V.. 1 12,5 pe . 5 ..L NY W K 7 September's dusty field became October's muddy nzorass. Rain snow cold. The crowds were meager, the enthusiasm less. The boys had eyes stung by the dust, .their cold bodies bruised from being trampled upon. Run kick fumble fall! Charge push .. . tackle . . . fall! They met defeat after defeat, and yet a remarkable increase in loyalty, unity, effort, and sportsmanship characterized our team. From the sidelines came the anxious caioling yells of the coaches, Vincent Malewicz and John Collins. The field remains. Dry quiet . . . memorable. FOOTB LL their faces ground into the mud . . . cold bodies bruised from being trampled upon yv., IB 4, .vw ', 4-3 L2-4 5 -...L-.L.1,.L,w3 -. - .. ,ni , , ,V a-.-'ff ' 'Y-wal. 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Ground, sticksg graund, sticksp ground, sticks - whapl Clumps of grass and clouds of dust fly at the players' heels. 1 Crack! Sticks clash and the indifferent object of such rough aggression is carried down the field. A goal l If it has rained, a mud bath is inevitable. The girls emerge breathless with parched throats, sweaty or cold and caked with mud, and perhaps the loser. This is a rough game. :Eff A I 3.2, -ai. f ,.' 1-1'-.4 - .vid ' -1 4 -:wiki , I s Q Q , ,, , K, X -.Ui . 1. AA 'hr .L K v:.:Ig' af f' 1,1 Aff ' A 4. ,-XX N 75: , ' . ...,,, .I 11 R.. J' , -4 : . - lwi, 1 in , Y., 4 ,..,N K, . .. ns..- -' ,g ar 'L L .A 1 n . L'-145' u H5 - '-su-ui':'Sf5'i5f ' X , y LQ LILL, 5 l - 5, ff- f. 4 ,f 'Q' Q43 J' gp 4w'd'1f5wf' if v4 7 ' D H A. ' 6 J'e,f'f' t 'K . un la x ,zz flu x: '51 , ' ,-'iff . 4wQ 4 ,g43L' I .4 'V- 0 BA KETB LL The whistle blows. Opposing centers leap into the air and tip the ball into play. Pass . . . dribble . . . drive! Feel the sweat, the tension, hear the screaming crowd. Push! Dribble.. . pop - a basket! The self criticism for a foul or miss, the shrill shreech of the ref's whistle, the encouraging yells of the coaches, the heat, the weariness, all add to the pressure, as the game goes on, but you must stay cool. It is a close game. It is always a close game and in the last minutes a nervous crowd becomes frantic. Push yourself! Pass, pass, pass - and the game is over. If you have won, you knew you could, if you have lost .. . you wonder why. 'hiv' Q,,,g' w 'rbsf fig .5 l Q Q Q b qw...............v.M...!, .,.A . ,X I ,K Q EE s I Q A, P hi-NM I x ,Lk K W. :1f '14e,lQ' ,.: ,V 3 1 ' .u.- ., Vg , . . . fm 9.-1-Q-:.g,.x..e. Ag, .. Wh. 'A Q -r , . ' 1 A. .5-14.1 .: vi' ,.-, Q ,M . -x - K SEX' .5 i f M R1 -1 0. H ' by . . S . .A 4 gl I x 1 I 5, A s xr Lv'-0 ' 'xi .,., Is,,4.4 , ,. W l 9 lax '59, C ix o,, L O.. , N' ' i af Q? I 5 u ' 3 'Ra lx ' x 5-.,V . ,, x Mme A iw - - .-,,.,. 1 ,Rh . w ix. 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W 1 X1 t , -nf 1 f, qs Class of i965 this is your yearbook, picturing the enioyment and achievement of your high school years. The book itself represents one year of grueling work. Do that write-up fifty times until it is right! Meet that deadline! Push those ads! Compile sort layout work create! We, the staff members of the l965 Torch, cannot tell you that this is a superior work you must decide that it is for yourselves. To future classes we give reluctantly all the suffering and the ultimate ioy of accomplishment upon the completion of your yearbook and four of the most valuable years of your lives. TGRCH Editor-in-Chief - Phyllis Crocker Publication - Jo-Ann Mahoney Literary - Deborah Carter Joyce Dutfany Cheryl Hall Dorothy Sprague Katherine Rochette Layout - Dianne Baggia Linda Botti Dawn Hawkins Verlyn Sweeney Activities - Virgin Patricia Bannerman Ellin Gould Dorothy Lopes ia Parker Typing - Virginia Parker Elaine Briggs Juliette Churchill Donna Duprey Kathleen Meaney Business Manager Advertising - Jack Virginia Alden Loretta Fairburn Jeffrey Johnson Thomas Wallin - Douglas Hornstra Leland - Vernon Post Subscription - Donald Davidson - George McCabe Douglas Clive Richard Cloudman Ronald Holman Editor-in-Chief Phyllis Crocker Publication Editor Jo-Ann Mahoney Business Editor Douglas Hornstra Subscriptions A Jack Leland Vernon Post E D I T O R S 4 ii fp- in - Layout Dianne Baggia Literary .. . Deborah Carter A .11 '4 Activities and Typing Virginia Parker 3 0' Advertising George McCabe Donald Davidson Here are the honor students, the academic leaders. Here is a group with great potential, but little activity. The Na- tional Honor Society has been the object of much examination and criti- cism. Although its mem- bers are chosen for academic and personal merit, the society as a whole struggles for re- spect. This year the society stirred to fulfill its role as a functioning organ of its school and community. The achieve- ments were not remark- able .... the attempts were. u HRT!!! 'N' 32- .F rl.. : AJ'-qi 3 PORTFOLIO Think. Create. Be an individual. Free expression is the hope for our bold world. Speak out! Communicate! We can only preserve our freedom to make our beliefs known it we exercise that right. in our poems, essays, and art we published the views of youth in a transient world. This new publication was called Portfolio. It was an expression of ourselves. '51 i more SCHOOL SAST BRt?5Uf'HEp Books for better reading pursuit of knowledge aided democracy through service. Trying to alleviate misunderstandings and to stimulate unity through service, the Student Council has received praise as well as criticism from the student body. Its name is suggestive of its function. Consisting of representatives from each class, serving as consultants, this influential organization seeks individual and collective betterment of all students. The Student Council aims to comply with sound and constructive criti- cism, but advocates proper procedure in attempting to institute change. Participation encouraged leadership expected success, failure, cooperation, discord, but always the attempt. Unlimited ambition, guided by Miss Mary Anderson and Mr. Norman McGowan, was the key to our achievement. Through them words were transformed into action. ,: L, STUDENT COUNCIL ,., ,,. - ,N 1? Q fi! .4 N A 1 Os .KX 5 Y 7 SEN 1 fn '-nrE,' fo- .15 Ea EZ Ipgf ' ' mv---Q-L+,--Q 1 ! . L it E. R. i Af! if BAND and MAJCDRETTES Tweet! Tweet! Tweet! The blue and gold uniformed musicians march in formation onto the muddy football field. Numb fingers push the valves and beat the drums. Besides adding spirit to the football games, the band contributes to several assemblies and presents concerts throughout the year. Added this year was the exchange concert with Green- field High School in March. EBHS can be proud of one of the finest bands in the area. v -, '.,V-v .4 I I? 1 W Qf4?'5 ffw ' 'W 0 Q, V' 35 ' 395 fa if ,, 3 ff' v - A-at -2, , 1 5- .4 A - N ' 4 , wigs- WI' I 4 , ,. 4 ' 'P . fm W., P l F Q 5 . ' 1 1 jf A - W V . A v ? ' N? , 5 . y ' ' qs .3 31 14 5 s 3 ,, Ei -5.1. ', 5- -g W e HQ - Af' -1 . I ff?-. ' Qvil 1 , ' 4 ? f. Q 4 2, N X i - 3 -. '-'Q - z .- A fx H I .a .Q Q32 il 'J :K v J -A .i - 1 x . . ..,., -4--'Q!.z1le.m.-...... -J The screeching of The Sopranos - The rumbling of The basses - and always The undertone of chatter. This was the social hour where the voices of The chorus members were often not put to Their proper uses. However, out of The chaos and confusion created by over one hundred students, Mr. Schuller produced a fine display of musical accomplishment. Also there was formed a special choraleer group in March for Those interested in putting in some time and effort on more difficult music. But whether in chorus or choraleers, all will agree - their singing was a credit. FRENC CHORAL The French Choral and Art Group, one of our largest organi- zations, proposes to present ci colorful picture of France, past and present. Slides, movies, songfests and lectures on the art, literature and civilization of France are provided at interesting, though infrequent, meetings. I 1 , W -3 :- Bn RT J: 1 me F fy' E. F3 ss' v 'ia A. .' , ai - ,N-.-, -5 f Y ' ' . -. A . - , Am., . Ac-,T---X-..-m..,,, ' v, .,.', . 1-Secs s . . V ,, -np , . ',g 4-'- ?.'I.'7 -..s . .. - - A ' -' .--:PW ,,,, fx... ., - ,iii ,Y nw.. 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Within the organization's two years of exist- ence it has been admitted as a member of the National League of Nursing which enrolls nurses' clubs throughout the country. Through the guidance of Mrs. Robert Alexander, advisor of the club, and the kind assistance of Mrs. Hartman, our school nurse, the future nurses have completed many projects during the past two years such as carolling at hospitals and raising money for a scholarship first awarded this year. E ..l l 11 CLINIC ASSISTANTS 'ATL x +33-s. 53, X Our school nurse, Mrs. Hartman, is aided in her task of keeping our students well by many able girls who offer their' spare school time as clinic assistants. An ailing student can always rest assured that a clinic assistant will be ready to offer him physical and mental comfort from his ills. The girls are a valuable help to Mrs. Hartmang and they gain experience in first aid and in treating the various rare or imagined diseases that the members ot our student body may contract. L.-5 152: kg:--:fET5 -,, .1 U.. . :Q..7:- S--21. 1 i ,gms Mrs. Edith Dipietro Guidance Department Secretory Mrs. Aiberto Poole Office Secretory pu. SECRETARIES LIBR RY ASSISTAN S 41. i . .. .. f ii' ' ' sf r Q ' E I . it or r v i f A 1 P4 I I ,. - ., , . , i S f ' f 7. if ' fi 31' ,. . 2' - . . ,. 5 5 Zi:- ': 'L . ,.,:1 Every year Mrs. Hynes nurtures another crop of hardworking library assistants. She manages to find a task for everyone, which may include anything from watering plants to making felt bookmarks for Christmas. Every year she is deluged with volunteers who enioy the fun and ex- perience of library work and the joy of working for Mrs. Hynes. A -.4 . I L I. - '.. ' -, ,, From left To right: Florence Tarenfino, Mildred Siscoe, Florence Lanoue Priscilla Williams, Helen Bruni, Virginia Perkins. KITCHEN STAFF and CUSTCDDIANS f 1 N-4 l I 1 From left To right: Albert Saccocia, Donald Perkins, Burns Walton, Arthur Goldman. 'fft'--7.5 l-Lui' ' '-. 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H95 Years of Friendly Service Ars sum suor Compnmemsof South Avenue SARKISIAN'S LUNCHEONETTE Whitman, Mass, Washington Street Whitman, Mass, THE l.ElAND FARM Eggs and Milk Quality Products Since 1897 FlAGG'S STORE AND ATWOOD DRY WAll CO. 389W ' S nmwoon Post ornc: sEGS,Bijj,gQ'QjQer ee' 3.3 'fbfgj-S 'Am F' 6055 Jorn SERVICE STATION Building Contractor MURRAY CRAIG, Prop. INSURED AND REGISTERED EAST BRIDGEWATER ELMWQODI MASS. , ARTHUR Ii. SWEENEY Complnments of MCCORMICK AND COMPANY PORTABLE CONCRETE FORMS Real Estate and Insurance Oak Street E Whitman, Mass, Tel. 697-2019 378-2455 ERNIFS APPLIANCE C0. Radio and Television Sales and Service Stoves - Refrigerators - Washers I2-I6 BROAD STREET BRIDGEWATER,MASS. ProP., ERNEST J. SACCOCIA Compliments of Compliments of A ,Bmw II. oTIs IIIIToII VARIETY STORE Wholesalers and Distributors of Heavy Western Meats, Poultry, Frozen Foods, Provisions Sewing - Schools, Stores, Institutions Home Freezers OAKDALE PACKING CO., INC. 378 Pleasant Street East Bridgewater, Mass, Telephone 587-0035 ROCKWEll SERVICE STATION Best Wishes to My Daughter And Her Graduating Class C T I T, mcnnn n. mums ongra u a Ions nuumuc coutucton mr tum E-'s luucnroumr H3ShemOdCircle 3 Central Street, East Bridgewater East Bridgewater, Mass, Telephone 378-2627 PLYMOUTH -HOME NATIONAl BANK EAST BRIDGEWATER OFFICE Personal Loans Auto Loans Checking Accounts SWANSON-WAllIN ZENITH RCA GE Radios and Televisions Home Appliances SALES AND SERVICE Tele hone 378 2431 p 1 49 Bedford St., East Bridgewater RAY'S INCORPORATED Corsages Flowers Plants Telephone 697-248I I968 Plymouth Street THOMAS CHEVROLET INC. Route 28 300 Bedford Street Bridgewater, Mass, Tel . 697-6935 WETZEll'S SPORT 8. MARINE CENTER Sports and Marine Equipment Team Outfitters Complete Repairs Service 644 Belmont Street Brockton, Mass, 586-8279 Compliments of GRIFFIN BUICK-PONTIAC CO AIIMAND ORTENZI 134 Main Street Bridgewater, Mass, Builder Tel. 697-6757 TOWNE PHARMACY SIDNEY I. BERENSON Telephone 378-2011 W. H. LUDDY 8. SON INC. MOVERS Local Long Distant Pianos a Specialty 71 Central St, East Bridgewater 378-2l9l For EVERY FORMAL Event Rent-A-Tux Best Wishes I ROLAND A. VEILLEUX - Real Estate Insurance N 65 Main Street - Downtown Brockton W v' BROCKTON EDISON COMPANY V' -g674,h,,. Electric Service Since 1883 M CET' Ph.G,, Reg. Phar, Compliments of I7 Central Street East Bridgewater, Mqgg, Washington St. Whitman, Mass, EAST BRIDGEWATER C0-OPERATIVE BANK 6 Central Street 378-2672 SERIAL SHARES Save regularly every month, from 51,00 to 575,00 in a single account, or up to S150 in a joint account, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Make deposits and withdrawals in any amount, PAID-UP CERTIFICATES Sold in units of 5200,-OO, A splendid way to invest, Check mailed semi-annually or credited to your accounts, MARY cnomrrows C0mP'fmen+SOf , Distinctive Gifts S Accessories und 68O,,,ymoU,h Street oiwuunsr Lumm co., mc Route IO6 Lumber, Builders' Supplies East Bridgewater, Massachusetts and Hardware Tel, 378-2072 215 Bedford Street East Bridgewater J 8. A RESTAURANT Dining Area Catering Service I75 North Bedford Street East Bridgwater, Massachusetts Tel. 378-8180 90651 Subs oonirs mum snor and STATIONARY suor Drive In Take-out North Main Street West Bridgewater BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS WA -L-N 1 X411 Class of 1965 KIWANIS CLUB ,iyx 191 Con9ratulations Best Wishes XXQ Orff' 1-.,ATfff' of 5 East Bridgewater W e B u i I d Make your greeting edible WONG'S 10l'lNSON'S HOME BAKERY Whitman, Massachusetts 17 South Avenue Whitman 447-5791 RENO ELECTRIC COMPANY 105 Summer Street East Bridgewater Tel. 583-3309 Congratulations Compliments of East Bridgewater Seniors F MENARD JEwElERS rom W H IT M A N WALLPAPER 8. PAINT C0 muusnuu cuivnom, mc. COmp,imen,50f 91 South Avenue ATNERTON FURNITURE CO. Whitman' MOSS' 41 Centre Street Brockton, Mass Sales Service -I-el. 587-O39-3 . , I. X, . 1 ff f ff ,f,. , y I 4,7 I Z .4 V 1 f 7 3,-35,1 A5,,J31, Z Wishing You Every Success The Foxboro Company ioins wifhofher leading indusrries of your town in wishing you happiness and success in your chosen career, . OX BOR smmusrs in Process and Energy Conirol ff X 1 fx. X 153 ww -'T-Tiff : H' A. DUBE Wholesale - Retail Geranium Specialist - Potted Plants Box Plants ' 378-2364 968 Central Street ART'S AUTO BODY AUTO PAINTING BODY AND FENDER WORK ARTHUR VALLIERE, Prop. 298 Central Street East Bridgewater, Mass, !.G.A. MARKET GERALD A. STETSON, Prop, Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Fruits Free Delivery Tel , 378-222I JOI-IN'S BARBER SHOP The Most Modern Shop in This Area DESIGNED WITH YOUR COMFORT I4 Central Street EastBridgewater IN MIND g G Z rE ml , 5 E A ft 'IPI A., A HOBART MACHINE MANUFACTURERS es and Service for the Largest Kitchen and Food Machine Manufacturers in the World MAXWELL J, PEARSON, SALES AGENT 979 Plymouth Street East Bridgewater, Mass, Tel. 378-28I0 Best Wishes 10UBERT'S Graduates of I965 Your Store For Famous Brands Shoes and Men's Clothing , WHITMAN, MASS. BRIDGEWATER, MASS, COMPLETE REAL ESTATE AND HOME BUILDING SERVICE ROllINS AND JONES REALTY, INC. REAL ESTATE BROKERS IO0 BEDFORD STREET EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS, Compliments of TOWNE CLEANERS Bring in AM Wear in PM l B E R J 'S Men's Apparel 5 West Union Street Tel, 378-2641 East Bridgewater SOUTH SHORE MOTORS Selected Used Automobiles Bought and Exchanged 68 Old Bedford Street Route 18 East Bridgewater, Mass, Tel. 588-0166 ALYCE REIZIAN Bridal and Lingerie Shoppe 108 Main Street Brockton, Mass, Compliments of WIGGINS AIRWAYS, INC. Norwood Airport Norwood, Mass , New England's Leading Flight Training School Lumber - Doors - Windows - Plywood Paint - Hardware - Tools - Tile Custom Kitchen Cabinets Plumbing and Electrical Fixtures SUNNYLINE BUILDERS SUPPLY Quality and Service at Reasonable Prices SIDNEY GOLDMAN, Prop, 551 Bedford St, East Bridgewater, Mass, Good Luck to the 65 Class From Your Neighborhood Store Cy Hughes RICI'IARD'S CORNER MARKET West Bridgewater, Mass, RIDDER'S Farm Maid ICE CREAM WHITMAN-HANOV ER 1 Compliments of ORIENTAL CARPET CLEANING CO. TELEPHONE 378-3141 105 Pleasant Avenue East Bridgewater, Mass. BL., Congratulations Class of '65 ffofflnna S666 no L, gnc-1 Where You Get the Finest Ouality Meats f ' 9 noise 'SUPP sold anywhere . . . -Q-gpg, GOLD BOND A 'W s. fee STAMPS Jewelers for Your Clczss Rings DIEGES 8. ClUST MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 226 Public Street Providence, Rhode Island RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS TROPHIES Compliments of BRIDGEWATER ICE AND COAl COMPANY Compliments of THE EAST BRIDGEWATER BOOSTER'S ClUB Be G Booster Good Luck Compliments of C lGSS of 1965 Cl-lRlS'S BARBER SHOP ARTHUR R. BAGGIA PRINTER l7l Plymouth Street East Bridgewater 6 West Union Street East Bridgewater Wedding Invitations 1 Office Forms BROWN'S NEWS AGENCY ll South Avenue Whitman, Massachusetts WITH BEST wlsHEs CIREllI FOODS, INC. 94 Forest Street Tel, 587-0385 BROCKTON 27, MASSACHUSETTS CHARM BEAUTY SALON TT'S 47 Central Square Gull: SERVICE BABBI Bridgewater, Mass, Millie Dewhurst Tel. 697-2349 Television and Air Conditioned lx . nr . ,A-5 - .1 , M, ,N !. Iv -SQ . :ji ., 'I If 's f l , , 'itil ' ' K , 51,3 , 1 , , ., it ff A 135 f' ' . 1 ea . - '-Q34 t r K , X rf 1, wilt V ,-.xv S- ,. . 1. s ri kiwi'-g if I Sift 'zmss ' W- . -Ax .Cs ,M GNC., We H, . h ,,. x : . , 11:if'f:2?',sssfv'2- f: v1f f-31 E ' A ' fs 1- Y? 'ska A+ -11 z '- 9 S i1Q.N:w.jQ,4:-' ..: , kf..4,,.-C,.fg,p , ,.,.,,SJ.f. g 7'.A' K-j.:N....L' -H -xsr'-M .yfkf -G ,.-.NZ I,- xvr vH'355A':fe-'x-fiasef - gym, -,-4,-, J 1 .3 Qygrff 5 gqrfgfn. a- . N ,. - -we r-it - --3 . was-w,..z .5 M' . . 9 CC:-sw Compliments of BEAVER NURSERY INC. 29 Belmont Street East Bridgewater 583-4602 Compliments of Air Conditioning C l 0 U D M A N Fine Food - Liquor Gift Shop SH E 362 Bedford Street - Whitman Mass 378 2895 Tel, 447-4455 RESERVATIONS st Wishes o the Graduating Class American Legion Post 91 Fred Bates Morse Thomas Hall Herbert West Frank LaRosa Paul Garabedian Rev, Gerald Milliken Dave Swartz Kenneth MacMullen Compliments of Representative S DOWNTOWN BROCKTON TAFT'S JEWELERS H20 Main Street - Campello WATCH MAKERS . DlAMOND SETTERS Registered Jewelers and Certified Gemologist American Gem Society Tel. 586-2269 GRABAU 8. JACKSON 8 Complimentggf CO., INC. . Master Plumbers Licenses 47056, A7100 NEW CONSTRUCTIONS Roy E. Mitchell, Prop. REMODEUNG - REPAIRS . 378-2505 586-3845 PEACEFUl MEADOWS 9l Bedford Street WHITMAN Tel. Olbson 7-238i .l0HNSON'S ElMER McCARTHY 8. CO Televisions cmd Rgdig REAL ESTATE AND llNlSURANCE Sales Und Service 37Central Street East Bridgewater, Mass , OLYMPIC - MOTOROLA I BLANCHE MCCARTHY 108 Willow Ave. ELMER MCCARTHY East Bridgewater, Mass, Telephone 378-2930 Compliments of CARVER COTTON GIN COMPANY WITH BEST WISHES I ,I i, WOODARD 8. WRIGHT if LAST CO. In ii I I 24 West Union Street '. I EAST BRI DGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS I V T I gr I Compliments of Compliments of ,, CHURCHILL SUPPLY DUVAI-,s DRUGS p, I CO. , IHC. I Brockton, Massachusetts Whitman, Massachusetts lu BROCKTON OIL HEAT, INC. 27 Legion Parkway Brockton, Massachusetts I, 587-0323 EAST BRIDGEWATER HARDWARE CO. Compliments of EASTERN STATES STEEL CORP 8 West Union Street I GEO, H, BERGER, Pres.- Treas, East Bridgewater 36 Cook Street Massachusetts East Bridgewater, Mass, Compliments of MARKEY'S JACK STENGEL FORMAL WEAR REAL ESTATE RENTAL SERVICE 12 Whitman Street East Briclgewater, Mass, 192 Main Street Brockton, Mass, 378-3002 CAMI'Ell0 SHOE STORE INC. ComPlimenfS0f J, E, cARRluLo POWERS 8. SON 1085 Main Street GAS - OIL - TIRES Brockton, Massachusetts ACCESSORIES 583-2620 707 Central Street Compliments of MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OE WHITMAN 570 Washington Street - Whitman Center smK'N5' GREENHDUSES PUTNAM STEELE LABORATORY Flowers for All Occasions 156 Whitman Street 546 Central Street Gnd East Bridgewater, Mass, 370 West Union Street 378-2001 Tel. 378-2101 CAPEWAY MOTORS IMPERIAL - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - VALIANT WHERE YOU BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ROUTE 18 WHITMAN 447-4414 1' -., W. V I 'QI .I- Compliments of COUNTRY SOUIRF I DOG FOOD Established in 1902 M. CLIFTON EDSON 8. SON, INC. INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED'- 11 Central St., East Bridgewater, Mass, Tel. 378-3156 Compliments v of MAIASPINO FORM CO. FORNI BROTHERS Range and Fuel Oil - Sales and Service - Oil Burners 563 Spring Street - East Bridgewater, Massachusetts Telephone 378-2652 Equipped with 2-Way Radios for Fast Service Tel. 378-3131 HOTPOINT CLYDE MESERVE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Heat - Light - Power Installation 126 Pleasant Street, East Bridgewater lUDDY'S NEWS STAND 25 Central Street East Bridgewater, Mass, MIllFTT FARMS Quality Dairy Products for over 100 years Old Fashioned Ice Cream 21 FLAVORS Washington Street - Route 14 Whitman, Mass, Compliments of FOUR SEASONS GIFT SI'IOP 99 Whitman Street East Bridgewater Compliments of McCORDICK'S Oll SERVICE PLUMBING and HEATING FORGE POND BARBER SHOP Compliments of Water Street off Route 18 MELVIN JEWELERS IADIES - GIRLS 6 West Union Street , Michael J. Peppe East Bridgewater, Mass , PAUL M. MORRIS REAL ESTATE Residential - Commerical - Complete Listings Telephone 378-3661 118 North Bedford Street East Bridgewater, Mass, MIICNEII. lllld Compliments General Auto Repairing and Lubrication Complete Modern Tune-Up' Equipment R TlRES-- BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES 29 Central Street Telephone 378-2122 East Bridgewater 26 North Central Street r Compliments of McCARTHY BROTHERS lce Cream Manufacturers 205 Commercial Street - Whitman, Massachusetts Telephone 447-4021 or 447-4201 Personalized Flowers For Every OccasIon Wedding Arrangements - Corsages - Funeral Design l AlEXANDER'S FLOWER SHOP Beatrice M. Holbrook, Prop, Telephone 378-224i East Bridgewater, Mass, SIIVER-SMITH MOTOR SALES, INC. Compliments of 2074 South Main Street SAllY DRESS SHOP Brockmnl Mass. ' 587-2200 Washington Street - Whitman, Mass, Svles ' Service ' PGVIS ' B0dY Shop IUCINI MOTOR SAlES, INC. SALES SERVICE fk South Main Street - West Bridgewater Tel. 583-5500 b Compliments of Besl of Luck SACCOCINS BARBER SHOP Rosm FURNITURE co., INC. I32 Broad Street Bridgewof-er, MOSS' South Shore's Largest Colonial Store I DAVID and RICHARD 360 South Avenue Whitman, Mass, Compliments of Compllmenis of 50'-ARI SAND 3' FORGE POND ANTIQUES GRAVEL CO. 606 Cenf,-cl Sfreef North Bedford Street Eosf Bridgewafer East BI'IdgeWGI'eI', Mass, IIIBRECQUFS 0Il SERVICE 238 West Pond Street Compllmenls of East Bridgewater Tel. 378-2573 Compliments of COMMERCIAL ClUB OF EAST BRIDGEWATER, INC. TO THE CLASS OF 1965 May you find success and happiness in all of your endeavors, and may only the better things in life come your deserving days, FROM THE CLASS OF 1967 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PATRGNS Dr. and Mrs. Donald B. Bannerman Mr s. Margaret Howard Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. James A Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr.,ancl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Barney Harold V. Barney . Black William C. Block Ernest Boisvert Harry E. Bouldry Lester Bouldry Leo Boutiette, Jr. Arne Brogren John P. Brown Mrs. Barbara Buron . Mr. and Mrs. Edger F. Carlson Mrs. Alice Cloudman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cloudman Stanley D. Cook, Jr. William Cox Albert H. Crocker Crocker Richard F. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lillian Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Johnson Roy H. Judson Berg Kambegian V. Kingston Henry LaBrecque Mrs. Albert Lagerstedt Mr. and Mrs. Mr.'and Mrs. Mrs. Maiorie Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Larson Allan M. Lee Leland Albert Lopes Joseph Mahoney Robert McGrail Dep. Sheriff Frank McLeod Mrs. William Melendy Rev. and Mrs. Gerald C. Milliken Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Moulson John Morse George Nye Miss S. Elizabeth O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson Mr. and Mrs Joseph W. Deveau Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Duffany Miss Carol Duffany Mr. and Mrs. Myles O'Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Papagno Miss Dianne Post Mr. and Mrs. Howard V. Post Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Duprey Roger Easter Warren H. Eldredge John Fallon Stanley Farr Daniel Figgins Leland Figgins William H. Franklin Mrs. Letha Gi lson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Hall Harry Hall, Jr. Hall James A. Hatch, Sr. Raymond B. Hatch Mrs. Fred Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Hawkins Kenneth Homer Mr. and Mrs. Helmar James Horn stra Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Beatrice Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Resnick Rieder E. Donald Ring Louis J. Robideau Wesley Rockwell Clayton A. Rollins, S Joseph E. Sager J. Thomas Smith Herbert Sprague Vincent Spyrka Miss Lorraine Stoddard Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Vaughan, Mr. Roger H. Vaughan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Viola Miss Carol S. Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Eric H. Wallin Alvin Wohlen George Wood William B. Wood PROFESSIONAL PAGE Man's success is determined by his initiative. His willingness to lend a helping hand portrays his devotion to humanity. This, along with time and effort, characterizes the professional men of East Bridgewater. lt is with appreciation and admiration that we thank them for sponsoring our yearbook. Compliments of Compliments of DR. PAUL SOWSY EDMUND W. NUTTER Compliments of DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH A. DEFEU . To The Class Of I965 Compliments of DR. DONALD B. BANNERMAN DR. H. A. FRASER OUR MEMORIAL Randy Stetson I947-I964 And, when the stream Which overflowed the soul was passed away A consciousness remained that it had Zeft,' Deposited upon the silent shore Of memory, images and precious thoughts, That shalt not die, and cannot be destroyed Wordsworth n 1 ' I Nw' f 5f'1' ,V A! N .fx U 1 V . 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