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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

East Bridgewater EEQQEE 'SQQBTQUS Library TT Piymouth Street Ernst Rriqjctemvateft WTA TCDRCH '66 East Bridgewater High School THIS WE HAVE DONE WITH TEARS AND LAUGHTER. EAST BRIDGEWATER MASSACHUSETTS 1 1 'X T . t W 1 I IJ, ff X J 'NN S . X . ' .Ml-Q .S vf M 'Q 'Vw-.,: A a' .v' f. 4 f A . , T As we look forward to graduation, we see our twelve years of assiduous labor and immeasurable progress reach a climax in one evening. If we have developed a wider apprea ciation for the world around us, it will be a night filled with the glories of the past. The failures will be there too, but they will seem insignificant and only strengthen our taith in our class and, most important, in ourselves. The good and the bad, the bright and the dark are ever present in these reflections - for these were years of tears and laughter. YL i I TABLE ICONTENTS I T ffI7,5I FACULTY LC eel S J' A I OF -+- I AE W I mf -f X SENIOR CLASS ffFVW LINDERCLASSMEN C .Vx s- H ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ,I SPGNSGRS , A C I AQ 3 I 'i jd I mm I '. I II DEDICATION l i i The supreme art of the teacher is to awaken ioy in creative expression and knowledge. Chesterfield Between the first exciting day of school and the proud moment of graduation comes a parade of people who have earned the respect of the entire student body. Without their guidance and inspiration, we would be drifting aimlessly with no future in a world designed for the educated. But, really, what is a teacher? A teacher is a heart that is sincere and understanding. A teacher is a mind that is strong and wise. A teacher is a hand that guides towards success. A teacher is friendship and wit. A teacher is faith in tomorrow. -The students of East Bridgewater High School are most fortunate because we have had the privilege of knowing such a teacher. Our hearts are filled with tribute to this woman who has devoted her life to the youth of East Bridgewater. With a sense of glowing pride and deep dedication, the Class of T966 proudly pays tribute to Miss Mary Sullivan, Teacher. SLIPERI TE DENT'S MESSAGE Class of l966: The graduates of T966 stand at the threshold of a great and stimulating future. The significant issue before you is the dignity of the human personality and reverence for every human life. As young men and women, you are faced with a.call such as you have never before faced. lt is a challenge not of destroy ing but of building. A new frontier awaits you - a horizon whose boundaries are limited only by your imagination and good will. ln the words of Kipling, the frontier is waiting for you: MThere's no sense in going further, 'Tis the end of civilization, So they said and l believed it, Till a voice as loud as thunder Rang interminable changes on one Day and night repeated, Something hidden, go and find it, Go and look beyond the ranges, Lost and waiting for you. Go! everlasting whisper, Stanley B. Goldman Superintendent of Schools Dear Seniors: HToday is the Tomorrow we -worried about Yesterday. True enough. However, never be caught in the trap of that thought. Life has much to offer to those who seek it. Worrying can become merely an excuse offered by the non-worker, the non-thinker. Let it be said by you, MToday is the Tomorrow we prepared for Yesterday. Face the challenges of a task until you conquer it. Think out an issue until you have your conclusion. Our generation is proud of you, for your yesterdays were filled with accomplishments. Our gen- eration congratulates you, tor today you reach the threshold of maturity. Our generation realizes you are the tomorrow-sv. - Very sincerely Raymond A. Hamilton Principal PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE 'FQ SALUTATIO The senior class takes special pride in saluting a gentleman to whom we owe a great deal of gratitude. Words cannot express the admiration we have for this man who has led our class through the lowest valleys ot despair to the mountains of success. There have been times when we seemed hopeless, but he never gave up the confidence he held in our class. This heart is sincere. Here is a dedicated man. With laughter we remember the good times we had with him. With tears of sentiment we thank our class advisor, Mr. Robert Magner. i Vice-:Principal Mr. Joseph Morey Along with his duties as teacher, coach, and Viceeprincipal, Mr. Morey has the added distinction of being EBHS's chief private in- vestigator. While taking an active interest in our student body and its activities, Mr. Morey has remained a pillar of discipline and has brought to our school a certain esprit d'ecole. ,O b ADMINISTRATICDN and EDICAL ' ' 'lf i Y. n , 1,5 ' i Guidance Director Mrs. Jean Bumgardner lf you take a dash of wit, a dash of dedication and a pinch of enthusiasm, you have part of the dynamic personality of our new guidance director, Mrs. Bumgardner. Throughout the year she has taken an active interest in student affairs, counseled seniors in their college plans, and planned the curriculum with such vitality that she might be called the Hhuman dynamo. While the rogue disease occasionally appears in the dark, gloomy corridors of the high school, a ray of sunlight in the form of Mrs. Hartman, the school nurse, efficiently combats infectious rogues with the zeal and enthusiasm ofa miracle worker. ' School Nurse Mrs. Phyllis Hartman 11.5 f : 5 5 v,,, Mrs. Poole Mrs. Hurley Mrs. Speare f-. 4 a ,, A A, '-rzglhw I - , 4. L , , .'.- lr 4 'gm-.V ll- gfgwil. Us 4, J ., 5. fx. . V h V. v I, ..v. , ..-Y-.-- I!-. Ll ,.. if ,, , :4-ff 1!.'1'5t.':5f' 'Y' 1 if mu? ' 'PN . -v. 1 '.-1,'.,' su R I I' ! ' I '1'l- 4 u.. . Mrs. Keohane SECRET RIE MEssential is the only word that can be used 'ro describe our high school secretarial staff. Everything from paper clips 'ro school records are kept in TGCT in 'their offices. We offer 'them a hearty thanks for all their friendly assistance during our four years in high school. 2 illllllsi 1 ' 1 Mrs. Baggia 1 I 7- 1-4 i Mr. Perkins KITCHEN and CUSTODIANS Throughout the year a small group of industrious ndividuals has assisted the faculty and student body without hesitation or complaint. While the custodial staff is concerned with the high school physical plant, he kitchen staff involves the nutritional school lunch urogram. The TORCH Staff extends a special thanks to Ar. Perkins for all his extra work in helping us moye nto our new office. 1 Mrs. Siscoe .' , .QSNL up ' I ii il, , ' A I l x, ? .i ' if i 'N fl T , . : - iw I-Q- p V A ' -N' . - 1 J e Q' 'QI 441. 5 V my! .753 ' Mc-- fz Kr.-5 ' 'f U all fill' F2 A -5 ig ,N Mrs. Mulkern Mrs. Costello 4 I 1 X , X gil! . -i , I I . i' 5 1 T XX, . 1 . f . ji ,f ..,...,..,f.... in N fL1-Q-.W -4. 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Under their supervision we have developed our natural talents while maturing in an atmosphere conducive to growth ancl expansion. While our destiny lies beyond our grasp, we are better people because ot our teachers. 2515058 l . .H ff ff John C. Collins Civics, lnternational Relations, U. S. History Donald R. Ketcham, Jr. French i .Ky gg, , . , - ...sizzezwszi . Robert W. Magner Mathematics, Physics A. Eileen Malloy English X I , '! 'l?Kl ., ,SY 3:ifZfQ:?'5.'- Albert H. Stevens Cultural History, Art' ' ,':owr3'59 'Zi - Y, , ' Q 4 Norman McGowan Substitute James D. Goodwin Consumer Economics, U. S. History, Modern European History 'Q Q2 .J VA l c y Q51 ff - 'gulf .-.--.b'f.1'-is-. ' bi' . :Q ,' 11.1 :T-.ik-ii-If7E.1.'1g' lil. --fr iilkff- :1:q'1SN+-- ees-sz , J, st' 1 19-ci Tiki ':Nq3,: 523- - ,: Q,-sv XS gb fc 'mv 'QM-Aa .gb-9.: :.,::,- 'ifxkxixqig If, . . U . ,raw ' W w :'f'.:3, - Tir: W NWS ks Anne E. Hynes Librarian X N .x. ' 1 x xc'-4 Mx -. . 13 .B 3 1 xt-, AI is f i if Owls -?s 1 xl QQ? f .5 , . 55 .. Sri was ' w w , 4+ :Q-2 'I-r. '-8546. S21- ,P - im- X-X 4S11:2.'g-x :g,r454g.'9 A-gx3:,'5'jf:g,si: xx, ., 'ia-51 H' . -:,1f:f::.r:Ef,5.i ' ' .: K . 'SE-Su.SSR,E5f5lS?35?39?5f.5Yif r,,QE1 -:A g:ffF51f-'wif -wg, if Q ' Q J-'i2f21:3rg ' . ' x gf fi.,- 5 f ,f N-Ez--. .X- RN-' ' ' K X ., .,.W 'N 'c . 25. '.. 1--.- s N., l .. 4. Q -cf.. Q K N N ze. 'gfNQ'F-' x sf ' ' im.- .-tgw x X X :' x M X0 G N vi . yix a Mary Ellen Payne Biology Biochemistry Stanley H. Hatch Typing Bookkeeping, Business Law Robert C. Holden Mathematics, Physics v Joseph F. Morey Mathematics, Business Mathematics, Shop Mathematics Robert E. Fitzgibbons Mathematics Margaret C. Jowdry Shorthand, Typing Edward J. Meaney Marion R. Farrar Home Economics Problems of Democracy, World Geography Charles E. Hunt Biology, E General Science, Earth Science mt'-f it A Herbert C. Rainey Wood Shop Paul J. Urban General Science, Mathematics Vincent J. Malewicz Boy's Physical Education Anthony M. Lorusso Chemistry, Physical Science Everett R. Lays World History, Ancient History Gail F. Gallo Office Practice, Virginia Lovering Girls Business Law, General Business Physical Education s ' 0 9 O atricia Ai Kelly French John l., Schuller Choraleers, Band Roy Ji Menard Metal Shop,, Mechanical Drawing Elaine Van Zandf English rl ' v f x 'll . N f l 1.-In vm, I A. .. -..1 fa If 1' if f K .,.........-.---M P 1 0 XD 5 W F :?'i QF' f ,, - Jfffffif' XX Ii As 'f ffxgy, f M I. ' SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS ....-, FL ,M 'gre-. Q '- Q 40- 25, 1 1 'i rf 4gj i42!' 'f ,fF 1 -EVF1 ' , R .Q ,,.. . ,a,1,.... i ,. i ii if ii 'f, ii li is l i ii i i i E fr: ,, al -Q 1 tial N in During our senior year, as we do many things tor the last time, we stop and reflect. Mr. Robert Magner has been our class advisor since 1962 when he began the tour year iourney through high school with us. ln 1964 Miss Patricia Kelly was designated as our assistant class advisor. The Junior Prom, the Class Play, and the Senior Reception .. . Mr. Magner and Miss Kelly were indispensible to their success. While class meetings heatedly provoked us all, our advisors were there to cool our temperament. The class ot 1966 will most certainly remember with deep gratitude our dedicated class advisors. President: Richard Dipierro Viceepresidenfz Martha Eldredge Secretary: Kathleen Ring Treasurer: Jean Melendy Min. 33K ell JANE ALEXANDER Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. JOHN ALEXANDER There is a time for speaking and a time of being still. DONA ALLEN Without charm there can be no fine literature, as there .can be no perfect flower without fragrance. CATHERINE ANDERSON Give and take, live and let live, that's the world. ALAN ARRUDA Don't take life too seriouslyg you'll never get out of it alive. BONNIE BABBITT And had a face like a blessing. DANIEL BARNES For he wishes not to seem, but to be, the best. NORMA BEACH The great end of lite is not knowledge but action. LELA BENSON The essence ot lite is knowing how to live. RICHARD BENSON Life's a pleasant institution, so Iet's take it as it comes PAMELA BLAIR A heart. wise and understanding .IANICE BOLDUC Sincere in friendship 44354 42' x it t., . A I ,,,. ..,. x A 3 f wo-, 'im- HARRY Boui. DRY . . 5:2 w, 4. A ' 9 He is the very pineapple ot politeness. PAMELA BULLARD The bluebircl that happily flies through life with purpose and maiesty. ROGER BURON ln silence also there's a worth that brings no risk. SALLY CAMPBELL Better to give than to take. WAYNE CARLSON Be silent and safe - - silence never betrays you. JUDITH CHAMBERLIN She that is of merry heart hath a continual feast. SUZANNE CHAUSSE ll Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' LUTHER CHURCHILL A sparkle of good fun and fellowship. RONALD COBB ETT What should a man do but be merry JOSEPH COLLINS Wit and wisdom are born with man. KATHY COLTON Silence is the best ornament of a woman. FRED COOTS The more understanding, the fewer the words. . , k, f, '- 44, ., 'WN 'K W TERRY CORTHELL ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength. THOMAS CRUZ Some think he is boshful, others doubt it. JOHN DARLING Destined tor success. RICHARD DEXTER A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best ot men. RICHARD DIPIETRO Do but set the example yourself, example is the best precept. DANIEL DODGE My strength is os the strength of ten. -- KENNETH ELLIS CHERYL DOREN 7 .L f- -w as e Always in style from ' :fl '7 ':l' head to toe. 1 v or JOHN EASTMAN Lite is not lite at all without delight. MARTHA ELDREDGE Time is but a stream I go fishing rn. SUSAN ELDREDGE She speaks, behaves W and acts just as she ought. Qi if -Q Rather a quiet young fl' man is he. I CHARLES FARNHAM Good to be merry and wise. f 14: SUSAN FLAGG Gentle is she and of good Intent. DEBORAH FLECK Her ways are always ot pleasantness and all her paths of peace JAMES FOLEY Though we cannot outvote them, we can outargue them. JANE FOUNTAIN The Gods help them that help themselves. LINDA FRASIER Lnffle trlends may prove great friends. DAVID FRAZER You're our envoyj lead the way, and we'II follow. RICHARD FRENCH Laughter is the greatest pIeasure of Iife. CHERYL FULLER If a woman has Iong hair, it is a glory to her. vw- 1 CAROL GALLAGHER Wit and amiability are her creecIs . WILLIAM GILMORE Mischief meet thy maker DAVID HANDY Too Iate is tomorrow's Iifej Iive thou today. DONNA HATCH She has a touch of sophistication. EVERETT HAYNES Seldom IS o drscouroglng word heard. SHARON HEWINS HSof1'ly speak and sweetly smile. RICHARD HINDS Bc1sl'1fulness seldom opens ony GVGFIUE to SOFYOW OI' I'emOI'Se. ARTHUR HOLYOKE How nice 'fo llve of ease! WILQLIAM HOOKER Men of few words ore the best men RONALD HUDSON 'QW If he ever worries, lt leaves no clue. SUZANNE HULTMAN For all that is tair is by nature good. MARY IANNACONE ln fraenclshlp well could she laugh and talk. STEPHEN JENKINS A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. WALFRED JOHNSON He who thinks tor himself and rarely imitates, is a tree man.'! JENNIFER JONES All her paths are peace. MARJORIE JONES You can never show better than your natural self. RANDY JULIUS for arf A man who has a taste Y, WILLIAM KELLY is STEP alway Be not foo zeaIous, moderation best in ull Things. HEN KNIGHT IIAn easy minded soul and s was. AL EXANDER KOSLOWSKY IIEvery1'I'1ing comes to him who waits. ERNEST KROESE A good friend and never offends. ' PAUL LAWSON He that has patience may compass anything. LOIS LELAND HTo be loved, be lovable. JOHN LEVANGIE I-A-du The quiet mind is richer than ll C CFOWF1. KENNETH LINCOLN '5Let m me yet. e sleep and do not wake SQ 'O PETER LISZEWSKI Patient men wan the day. JUDITH LOVERING What life affords sweet delight a quiet BRUCE LUDWIG WBy the work one knows the warlcman DANIEL LYNCH A sunny clisposition is half the battle. GEORGE MACHARDY 'Quiet men are the best of men. PATRICIA MACKAY A merry heart goes all day. LINDA MARCONI Bright was her face with smiles STEPH EN MASON Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. MARY MCCARTHY You give little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. JEAN MEL ENDY Kindness always begets kindness. GEORGE MERIANOS Coolness and absence ot heat and haste indicate fine qualities. JOHN MESERVE l'While we live, let us enjoy ourselves. ., . ,ff - . , ' Y' ..-MQ, A - JERRY MOXLEY Keen an mind, swift in sport. DONNA MOYETTE HThe highest ot distinction is the service to others. JANET MURRAY Her friendly manner wins friends for her.H rt .4 fdwig.-x 'Rv ,Q-5 BONITA NELSON A poised, attractive kind of grace. ROBERT NISBY HReady to split his sides with laughing. ROBERT OLSON ,ANN He is a reserved feilow with the wiil to do weii.'! GERALD ORTENZI Hoh mischief, what a client here! MICHAEL PERKINS A man is rich according to what he gives, not what he has. SUSAN PINKHAM Manner, not gold, is woman s best cidornment. EARL PURINGTON Blessed are the peacemakers on earth. ELIZABETH REARDON HSunny, capable, and nice ' SHERYL RESNICK G A merry heart that laughs at care MARIA RIDILLA It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. NANCY RIORDAN The hand that hath made you tair hath made you good. KATHLEEN RING '5Blushing is the complexion of virtue souls MARGARET ROCHA A gay spirit is well received. CHERYL ROLLINS Gratitude is the sign of noble ..q,ggc,-..:' .', ' wi:-5-ES 5- K-., -xv-1 RONALD ROSS l never could be bored with life. MARK SETTERLUND Hl'll be merry and tree ' JOANNE SMITH HA light heart lives long. f it ,i, Y T SUE SPROUL wrath. A soft answer turneth away CARL STURGIS new .I comes and the least ot all that goes. STE I grow oId Iearning something every day. OHN SULLIVAN HI make the most of oII that PHEN SWENSON He worries not, he hurries not. JAMES SWIFT Neither above nor below his usnness Wynn- LEE TARANTINO Without haste, but without rest. BARBARA THORNTON MThe great mind knows the power ot gentIeness. JUDITH VIETS -, ' I ll As merry as the day is long. JEFFREY WALLIN HA mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it alongside of. S-'SQNWX DAVID WATERMAN HA faithful friend is a strong defense, he that hath found one hath found a treasure ROY WHITTAKER MThe only thing we ever have is what we give away. I SUSAN WILKINSON The Eternal Feminine draws us JOYCE WILSON Hl.et gentleness my strong enforcement be. f: 7:,:5' 9 'TT flip., . '41 ,2,:'vi1-in 3:-Y .' ' 4:74. 7.x - ,I A Nt How far that IittIe candle Throws its beams. A hw V Aw- r 15,214 1S','5i2glQ ' ' fix' W' ,n w-1' tbw. ' J ERILYN WOODARD WA good nature is one of the most treasured qualities in a friend. MARILYN WOODARD HA vital glow has she. KENNETH WOODWARD ICI would interrupt St. Peter's caII to ask a questionfg DAVID EATON MI hate nobody: I am in charity with the world. KATHY WILSON Handsomest, prettiest: Mark Setterlund - - - Bonnie Babbitt SUPERLATIVES Perhaps the sands ot time will obscure some of our brilliant memories of high school but our friendships will last forever. Pictured here are those individuals whom we shall re- member long after our graduation. These were the best -2 - Q L Best Dressed: John Darling - - - Susan Wilkinson - ,,.+-x. '43 MosfA+hle1ic: Kathy Wilson - - - Jerry Moxley Most Dependable: Richard Dipiefro - - - Kathie Ring - - - David Frazer Best All-fAround: Jean Melendy - - - Richard DiPie1'ro N Pub Best Mannered: Richard Dipiefro - - - Janet Murray Friendliesf: Mark Sefferlund - - - Jean Melendy Most Talented: .lane Alexander David Frazer Done Mos? For The Class: Kathie Ring - - - Richard Dipietro Class Clowns: Geralcl Orfenzi - - - Kathy Wilson SENICDR HONCDRS BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVES John Darling, Jerry Moxley, Sieve Jenkins, Richard DlPlefro JEWISH WAR VETERANS AWARD John DarIing I By way of various paths, each of these seniors received a special award during The past year. On These special To us. two pages we saIuTe nine who were 5 1 A I ,Y Z Ll I. Above: GIRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVE Terry CorTheII Left: STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVE Marfha Eldredge cf . in-1 w. ' .r -f-jf J V . '- '.1..x DAR GOOD CITIZEN Kathleen Ring 53ETTg CRQJCKER HOMEMAKER one SXGD el' WOMEN'S CLUB HONOR GUESTS Oheryl Doren, Kathleen Ring, Jane Alexander JUNICDR PROM Beneath the shadows of the august Aku Alcu, we glided gracefully around a tropical paradise, bathed in mellow tones of blue and green. With the tears of anguish long forgotten, couples danced to the soft music of a fine orchestra amid the serene beauty of the South Pacific. While reality quickly overcomes the world of fantasy, our Junior Prom will always remain with us as part of the spirit of the Class of 66. er ' ,A '65-14.1 Q pf 1 L , ,A 'V X.. Sk. - wif' Wr , wx - ,V .f-fi: 'X 'Z,., W , .19 ,W f 1 VX' ff ,fig .6 . s ,Q is A ,Y -'22, x E- ..,Y-.. ... - H- A ,. -W , ,,.+ CLASS PLAY They laughed when we said we were going to in- vade New York City with bows cmd arrows. They laughed when the Army General thought a declaration at war was a William Tell masquerade. They laughed when an elite duchess proposed to a dense woodsman. Yes, everyone laughed throughout the entire produc- tion of MThe Mouse That Roared. But it wasn't only the audience that laughed, the happiness and laughter in the hearts of the actors surmounted all other laughter. For this was Hour play. We acted and lived our parts, always hiding the melancholy thought that soon it would be over - nothing but shadows left on a laughing stage. However, as we remember, we laugh again, knowing that the laughter of memories never diminishes. To Mrs. Malloy, our director, we thank you for all your wonderful work and for laughing along with us. I966 TORCH STAFF BUSINESS EDITOR - David Waterman, PUBLICATION EDITOR - Kathie Ring, EDITOR-:IN-fCl'IlEF - David Frazer If you stop and reflect, you will realize that our four years of tears and laughter have been captured forever by the combined efforts of many talented people. We cull them the T966 TORCH staff. In the background there stands a man who guided us through the anguish of preparing the T966 TORCH. We, the staff, wish to bring'him forward and thank him from the bottom ot our hearts for his sturdy hand and strong determination Our goal was set high, but he gave us the necessary push to reach it. With tears we reach the end ot much enjoyment with him, with pride we recall everything he meant to us - our advisor, Mr. Albert Kiellerstedt. - 5: LITERARY EDITOR - Carl Sturgis, ACTIVITIES EDITOR - Jane Alexander ART EDITOR - Richard DiPietro, TYPING EDITOR - Margaret Rocha ADVERTISING EDITOR - Jonef Murray SUBSCRIPTION EDITOR - Mufiorie Jones SUBSCRIPTION EDITOR - swve Jenkans IIvTI!I I I X X-QQ gyg... I . R g PUBLICATION STAFF: L. Marconi, M. EIcIredge S. Flogg, B. Thornton, J. MeIencIy, S.WiIIcinson M. Rocha, P. BuIIc1rd, T. CorTI'1eII, K. Ellis, 5. Sproul, S. EIcIredge. BUSINESS STAFF: J. MoxIey, R. Cobbeft, K. Wilson, J. WcIIIin, M. Ionnocone, D. Lynch, D. Hatch, J. Foley, J. Alexander. '-1-q-. 4 1 .- - gif. .. . . ,.-.N na: l I I 1 l 1 . f ?,:- 1 - . , in 4 th .kg ' . X Q ,. YM ' ' vim cr., 3 E 1 5.4:-' pi? W A5 ,fiiim my vf xaf- Z A umm Q- .-.X ,.... Tw . .V A - qi. N N 45 I fiiix. .QEEQLQSSS - IS Q he C. c X is M . N x ea: NNTX x .K W-X 5 xx X ' S' C N 'r -ee- Nx., K if-1 . 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N .- X X 'I Q x if SM T f., ET C 1 'Cui Ng. it n lex i 'Qs X W Q., Robert Alexander Ernest Allen Eric Alm Robert Amado Gayle Andresen Elaine Armer Carl Barris Paulo Bates Deborah Belmore Russell Bouldry Maureen Carey Joseph Chamberlain Karen Chuilli Brenda Clark Richard Cobbett Helen Conefrey Alan Cunningham Fred Darling Dale Davidson Robert Demers Lenoura Dickinson Michael Digiano Janice Dunlevy Patricia Eklund Gail Elwood John Farrell Kristina Farrell Katherine Figgins JUNIOR CLASS A il ,, PRESIDENT: Albert Fiorlni VICEG-PRESIDENT: John Hanson SECRETARY: Rebecca Zentz TREASURER: Ann DuCille Linda Foley Sandra Froio Jean Gilson Naomi Goldman John Guarino Wade Hamilton Jeffrey Hanson Raymond Howarth Jean Hubbard Marlc Johnson Judith LaRosa Carleton Leavitt Susan Levangie Robert Lincoln Cynthia Maille William Malady Michael Mason Mary Mayer Earl McClare Mary MCGrail Donald Meyerowicz Gregory Milligan Philip Mola Patricia Morey Daniel Mullcern Dennis Munise Donna Nutt Daniel Parsons Wendy Pease Carl Peterson Mary Ann Philbrick Patricia Poole Sydney Queripel Bruce Richards Christopher Roan Raymond Robideau Dianne Rodrique- Dona Rugg Linda Sampson Robert Sampson Lynn Santilli Patricia Shepard l .- i YT v Q 1.0 c. 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YH. F an-M . 1 .H i t V T' u 5 4 5 1 n u 4 u f if3f ?'55' ?' Mi' ' ,, -fff, Y ' -3 .4- lv ..-1 .. . 7 f, ' .e u we-1 x....,' -...LI fizwl-FR4, Y' aw -if x xv SLQN NNN ,us t h, .-8 NFVSEQFSN x X Q x Q .x N, x Xxx -v-.M ,. 1- ' X X : Q -'fikfz' Z- Q 535- fklw- -gg., ':j,x::x-. I3 ff-F-Q mi- rE:f'1i' -g,gg,...5 . .rw :,',:1'- -' Si QTL' ,X X . X X GTIVII E3 xi - W , .Vi n ia I F 'I ? if g-ini FW TLIDENT COUNCIL Front row: J. Melendy, J. Smith, M. Rocha, M. Jones, C. Farnham, S. Jenkins, R. Dipietro - President R. Demers - Vice-president, S. Mason - Secretary, M. DiPietro - Treasurer Second row: D. Sparling, J. McClare, J. Brown, D. Holman, N. Morton, J. DeCoste, T. Goldman Third row: E. McClare, R. Tower, C. Roan, J. Hanson, K. Jones, K. Twomey, S. Rust, D. Rugg, R. Zentz, P. Bates. The Student Council is comprised of elected representa- tives which are chosen by the members of each home room. The freshmen and sophomore home rooms are allowed one rep- resentative trom each room, whereas each iunior and senjor home room is given the privilege ot two representatives. The student council functions as the government of the student body at East Bridgewater High School. lt represents the student body to the faculty and the administration, and initiates reforms which the student body favors. ARGLIS J THE ARGUS is the newspaper of C ' East Bridgewater High School. lt is written for the student body by a group of hard working individuals who have volunteered their time and efforts to the paper. V1 'Q7 Support for the paper has improved during the year and several school- wide debates on controversial topics have resulted from stimulating articles. THE ARGUS indeed is what it professes to be - the voice of the S'fUCl9l1TS- Martha Eldredge - Editor-in-Chief Earl Purington - News Editor Rebecca Zentz - Literary Editor Clockwise: B. Harding, M. Rocha, P. Bates, J. Murray, R. Bouldry, D. Rugg, M. Eldredge, R. Zentz J. Foley, J. Dunlevy, A. DuCille, R. Zentz, J. Alexander, P. Bullard. ATIO AL HONOR SOCIETY Standing: K. Ring, C. Doren, M. Jones, D. Frazer, W. Hamilton, J. Moxley, R. Demers, J. Hanson, K. Ellis, Mr. Albert Kiellerstedt - Advisor. First fable: J. Darling - President, A. Fiorini - Vice-President, J. Alexander - Secretary, C. Sturgis - Treasurer. ' Second table: S. Levangie, D. Wilson,.P. Bates, J. Dunlevy. While scholarship, service, leadership, and character serve as primary foundation for the National Honor Society, growth and development are the stimu- lants that perpetuate the society. Under the supervision of Mr. Albert Kiellerstedt, the society has initiated several new programs aimed at allowing the abilities and efforts of the group to benefit East Bridgewater High School. FRENCH, CHORAL. and ART Chantons mes amisln Avec ces mofs le grand direcfeur, Monsieur Keicham, commence une chanson francaise avec les membres du French, Choral, and Art Group. Peuf-'efre la melodie est un peu imparfait, mais Tout le monde s'amuse. De Temps en temps on presenfe des films interessanfs, soif sur un aufre aspect de la vie francaise. Advisors: Miss Mary Sullivan Mr. Donald Kefcham I ll ili n R l Qs ,Q 4 Wg,-f :Ea Row l: K. Orcuff, S. Ridder, B. Zaval, M. Rocha, K. Ring - Vice-president, M. Mayer, T. Corfhell, P. Blair, J. Fountain M. McCarthy, C. Crocker, L. Lundgren. Row 2: J. Foley, D. Holman, J. Persson, A. DuCilIe, J. Dunlevy, N. Goldman, P. Bullard, J. Alexander - President, M. Jones, S. Campbell - Secretary, S. Flagg, C. Fuller. Row 3: K. McCarthy, E. Curley, N. Howland, M. Horsley, M. Guarino,'V. Dondero, D. Walsh, P. Eklund, L. Leland, J. Murray, K. Jones, R. Hardman, C. Sturgis, J. Darling. V Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row .IU NICDR CLASSICAL LEAGUE S. Ridder, S. Campbell, J. Fountain two: A. DuCille, N. Goldman, P. Bullard, J. Alexander three: V. Dondero, D. Walsh, P. Eklund, L. Leland four: C. McCarthy, M. Horsley, E. Curley, M. Guarino one: K. Orcutt, tive: J. Persson - Treasurer, D. Holman - President, R. Hardman, L. Lundgren six: B. Zaval, R. Ferrante, K. Jones, C. Croclcer seven: J. Bolduc, D. Perkins, M. Rocha, S. Flagg eight: S. Rust, R. Poshkus, N. Perkins, L. Hall nine: M. Ridilla-Secretary, N. Perkins-Vice-president, S. Perkins, J. Hubbard teni J. Darling, C. Sturgis, J. Foley. The civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome are brought to lite as the torch ot classical learning enlightens the -members ot the Junior Classical League. Various films, lectures, and 0 colorful initiation pro- gram are highlights of the year and stimulate a great deal of interest in the or- ganization and classical scholarship. FUTURE NURSES CLUB fi J, W First row: K. Jones, B. Briggs, T. Rogers, A. Demers Second row: J. Melendy, J. Fountain, D. Rodericks, K. Chuilli, R. Zentz, J. Bolduc, M. Ridilla, J. Persson, P. Bates d J M Clare J Thomas C McCarthy C Perrault P. Eklund, L. Leland, Third row: L. Floo , . C , . , . , . , D. Rugg - Viceopresident, 5. Froio - Treasurer, J. Nadolny, R. Zentz - Secretary, D. Holman Fourth row: C. Nickerson, D. Allen, L. Lundgren, K. Malady, S. Campbell, S. Flagg, S. Sproul - President, W. Pease, N. Sproul, T. McCabe Advisor - Mrs. Phyllis Hartman Under the guidance of Mrs. Phyllis Hartman, the Future Nurses Club seeks to acquaint its participants with the various medical fields open to them. This is done by guest speakers, films, and field trips. The major proiect of the future nurses is raising money for its recently established scholarship fund. ln addition, the girls annually complete a service project for Lakeville Hospital. 'U' BA Row one: J. Fountain, C. Sturgis, S. Eldredge, M. Eldreclge - Secretaryctreasurer, P. Blair, L. Weare - Librarian. Row two: J. Ferrante - Viceopresident, J. Brown, J. Persson, R. Ferrante, N. Howland, J. Alexander - President, B. Richards, A. Saccocio, S. Levangie, L. Anderson, M. Bates, D. Holman - Librarian, R. Eldredge. Row three: D. Huntley, J. Thomas, T. Sampson, R. Kormaniskey, G. Stetson, C. Nickerson, T. Grabeau, D. Huntley, R. Alexander, A. Buckman, S. Harrington, E. Kroese, R. Sproule, G. Reid, J. Collins, R. Perkins, A. McCordick, R. Sampson. Row four: B. Milligan, P. Mola, J. Craig, R. Alexander, Mr. John Schuller - Director. Under the expert direction of Mr. John L. Schuller, the high school band has enioyed another successful season. Whether it be on the field or in the concert hall, the band has made an impressive showing in its sparkling blue and gold uniforms. While these musicians engaged in many rallies, concerts, and parades, the highlight of the year came in the spring when the band travelled to Ayre, Massachusetts, for an exchange concert. MAJORETTES The sparkle of batons, twirled by stylish maiorettes in blue and gold uniforms, has en: hanced the performances of our band this year. Whether or not on the stage or a cold football field, these girls performed with a spirit indi- cating fine talent. l 'rflx Lett to right: M. Philbrick, C. Fuller - Captain, S. Chausse B. Nelson, E. Reardon, D. Maille, D. Walsh, K. Carey. CHORUS The sound of music is a particularly sweet sound, and our high school chorus, under the direction ofthe vociterous Mr. James Goodwin, takes no exception to this rule. Various programs are presented throughout the school year, and these are enjoyed by the townspeople as well as by the faculty and student body ofthe high school. Mr. James Goodwin, Director Row l: M. Bruni, N. Foley, K. Cloudman, L. Hewins, E. Curley, L. Corthell, S. Allen, B. Zaval, C. Kroese, J. Hubbard, G. Anderson, W. Young, J. Murray, C. Duarte, R. Corthell, K. Chuilli, N. Sparling, M. DiPietro. Row 2: K. Wilson, C. Viellieux, V. Dondero, M. Guarino, J. Hubbard, AJ Sproule, P. Webster, M. Barnes, J. Farrell, R. Howarth, D. Belmore, D. Rugg, R. Zentz, C. Dunton, K. Gisonna, L. Leland, J. Duarte, A. Demers, R. Robideau. Row 3: E. Armer, L. Hall, K. Orcutt, S. Ridder, S. Rust, C. Barris, P. Knight, V. Pasiuk, S. Campbell, C. Perrault, C. Riordan, R. Poshlcus, E. Cruz, T. McCabe, D. Eaton. Row 4: K. Malady, K. Jones, K. McGrail, J. Mondeau, K. Twomey, S. Perkins, M. Ridilla. Row 5: S. Froio, P. Eklund, M. Sweeney, N. Sweeney, P.lSullivan, S. Sanborn, S. Wilkinson, M. lannacone, J. Smith, G. Elwood, T. Goode, E. Sexton, B. MacKenzie, C. lannacone, C. lannacone, M. McGrail, J. Nadolney, A. Dodge K. Burke, L. Blackwell, C. Maille. Row 6: K. Wilkinson, P. Wilson, C. Rollins, W. Pease, B. Clark, K. Flanagan, S. Hewins, J. Jones, G. Fountain, M. Mitchell, D. Wood, J. Hurley, S. Resnick. Row 7: M. Mason, D. Mulkern, W. Malady, R. Thompson, S. Petronelli, M. Wedge. CHORALEERS This select group of vocalists has been assembled at East Bridge- water High School to entertain us at various concerts and assemblies. 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' 59 'w2 iT5f ess-ff...-, ne. , ' '-. p-.L- M2 ,.,5..,,,,-',,,..- 'f'4?55 l3ki 51',f Qs'-'. ,rr . T T- +f..f.-f'3'v+YRL 12 - - - -'.'7. ' . . ',.. Sp.: -s'- ' ' fi -. ,'--'-'. ' V'T4',7 if - T ' r r 'If' . ' 'ma .. .: i1. - f'? 'e Aff, C , 'NT 5 '991,J, -rv. T' ' , '41 K H .min 7 Jffx ' i:':. Ta --Q ',..j-,jih --gif li-'Cy' 'F ., hu' ,I .. Nz, '55, mi ...W ,. . sq- ,.. A I 5 0 ,au .I -'L.1-i.:.9l..-514.- 'L .14 .1...'9 , 'z--an .1 .- Tlx- .... .. .--.s..e....i' 'Ap M ,-tho.-.4-S'L Front row: L. Hall, J. Duarte, P. Blair, D. Walsh, R. Corthell, V. Dondero, E. Armer, L. Corthell, N. Howland, M. Guarino, P. Bates, A. McCordick, K. Burke, E. Cruz. Back row: E. Kroese, C. Dunton, M. Philbriclc, C. Nickerson, D. Holman, N. Goldman, S. Flagg, J. Alexander, R. Sampson, T. Goode, C. Fuller, D. Mabee, T. McCabe, E. Curley, l.. Weare, A. Dodge, K. Gisonna, T. Corthell. Left to right: R. Lentz, C. Perrault, J. Bolduc, L. Leland, S. Sproul, S. Pinkham, K. Ring, C. Anderson, A. Wilcox, C. McCarthy, L. Marconi, J. Hogue, J. McClare, A. Demers, K. Figgins, D. Rugg, P. Sullivan, R. Zentz, T. McCabe. CLINIC ASSISTANTS CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS The kitchen staff is aided each noontime by a group of students who serve in every capacity from scraping plates to cleaning fables. Their efforts often go unrecognized by the student body, which fails to realize how much the cafeteria assistants contribute to the lunch program. Front row: V. Long, K. Woodward, J. Costello Back row.: P. Beach, K. Lyons, D. Brusseau, H. Gallagher Always ready to aid the sick, the clinic assistants have rightfully earned the respect of the entire student body. While taking temperatures and treating minor iniuries, they have learned the basic skills of first aid and have been invaluable help to our school nurse, Mrs. Hartman. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ln the course of one day, over two hundred people walk, run, and push them- selves into the library. This necessitates a rugged crew of individuals who can withstand the storm and help Mrs. Hynes in her daily duties, which include mending, shelving, and stamping books. Cloclcwise Table one: G. Dechristopher, A. Wilcox, A. DuCille, R. Hardman, L. Lundgren, M. Horsley, l.. Corthell. Table two: V. Dondero, E. Curley, J. Dunlevy, R. Corthell, D. Roderique. Table three: J. Fountain, E. Armer, S. Eldredge, C. Gallagher, B. Thorton. Table tour: S. Wilkenson, M. Eldredge, T. Corthell, L. Marconi, M. Rocha, P. Bullard. 11, 4 v 1 We rw.. VK F ly .,j A ., x v. ,X , L.. 11 3 1' A 'B .. X. Y L' I , , Y F i if 91 Back row: C. Duarte, N. Sparling, R. Corfhell, C. Perraulf, A. Demers. Front row: M. Woodard - Co-capfain, C. Farrell, T. Corfhell - Co-captain CHEERLE DERS Jumping, shouting, clapping ..... these girls never run out ot energy. The cheerleaders are to be commended for their endless efforts to support our teams - win or lose. Practices and more practices resulted in excellence. 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Much to the opponents' disappointment, the winning spirit was ever present. 1 . - f' p J e xx s' i.1,53f+f ': '5i' JJ Flfw . v 'ev' ft 'NPV 1 Qi 'f'- A-' y J. -In ,W,A ff ,ff -'Gr Q5 ii- . a 'A' D mf - -rc 1 +391 . f 'K 3 211. Ae 'E 'ffl 'rx V 'f' Q -f ist ew P -,, ,6 XA- x K, ,fa .. S 'x'Qz?Zf?3 'X . .va V-..A 4 Tia., ' . S o ' Q Linzfl, BASKETBALL Led on by a winning spirit, our boys on the court were fighting all the way to topple many tough tealns in the South Shore League. We finished with a winning record of ll -8, highlighted by many close games. The competition was willing and we were ready to do our best. With sorrow we watched seven seniors play their last game for the Vikings. With pride we congratulate Captain .lerry Moxley tor his selection as a South Shore League All-Star. With smiles we remember our team's burning efforts to succeed fiat i X i Q!! Q 10 d Emma 344 a I jp, 22 6 QAEBBEW '94 rw, T. 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I is 1 .3 Af.. jr: 4554 j1'jMg..,gp. 12 ' xg ,Q AM of ..A..f D .xi . .sy-P-1 4.4ffW.Q .' ga- . ' U ..-..x. A .-.. a.. A 3 nt-nan N -N! L. i L' 4 -ur'f .- - so ,vw U. . .sk s ,. Xl Q x . ...lx . .ram Q. ,M fx. A , -x, M, - :si if. , N Q r SMR .,.- 1+ X -v-' QS!-9 iv If 'Ski 4 ' 1- X.- -, Q.- 'f 1 Q ' wwi.. --I-...x-.kW...X.-x... ..x Ax H, 831- ,vm ' :TH-J' Wff . ----ww' ' Q, 'ffm-vw: ' x...-----pany'-flu, M .19 - VV fl' M wwwf .-...., ,fx if X GIRL'S BASKETBALL ..4 ' Unacknowledged for their lasting efforts, the Easties girls fought bravely again this year under the direction of Mrs: Virginia Lovering. Little sup- port was put out for this team, but within themselves they found the burning drive to unite their skills and win. The girls proved themselves worthy of praise every bit as much as the boys. ii X .RA h 5-.-1,2 M ,.. 3P mfg-to' N... :Jf ng .M 'ju - 'wi C - . .i. V s Q -,....-...... ---.--. Zz- x J' S 2- N W 1-1 EQVJQQ, Si-:1 v-.'.-.wx W. p 44 ,Jr WW ,- 5 J' :QL ' w. ig 9 MQ -59, , Nm A... r if 1 ' gy, ly ' 'S1oe:4..-W. . N-w... DIRECTORY JANE ALEXANDER Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Argus 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Chorus 3, Choraleers I, 2, 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, J.C.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, S.E.M.S.B.A. I, 2, All-State I, 2, 3, N.E.M.F.A. I, 2, Women's Club Honor Guest 4, District Music Festival. Future Plans - College JOHN ALEXANDER Yearbook 4, Track 2, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - College DONA ALLEN Chorus I, 2, 3, F.C.A.G. I, Future Nurses Club 4, Library Assistant 2, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop. Future Plans - Nursing CATHERINE ANDERSON Clinic Assistant, 4. Future Plans - Nursing ALAN ARRUDA Cafeteria Assistant 2, Football I, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Trade School BONNIE BABBITT Basketball I, Softball 2, Sophomore Hop, Junior' Prom, Gymnastic Team 3. Future Plans - Marriage DANIEL BARNES Junior Prom, Gymnastics 2, 3. Future Plans - Undecided NORMA BEACH Chorus I, 2, 3, F.C.A.G. I, Library Assists ont 2, Field Hockey 2, Basketball 2, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Art RICHARD BENSON Basketball 2, 3, 4, Revere High School I. Future Plans - Further Schooling LELA BENSON F.C.A.G. 3, Library Assistant 3, Revere High School 2. Future Plans - Undecided PAMELA BLAIR Yearbook 4, Student Council 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Choraleers I, 3, 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant I, 2, Senior Class Play Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, S.E.M.S.B.A. 3, 4. Future Plans - Teaching JANICE BOLDUC Chorus I, 2, 4, J.C.L. 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Clinic Assistant 4, Field Hockey I, 2 3, Basketball I, 2, Senior Class Play, Sopho- more Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Further Schooling HARRY BOULDRY Basketball I. Future Plans - College PAMELA BULLARD Yearbook 4, Argus 2, 4, Student Council 3, Chorus.I, 2, 3, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 2, Library Assistant 3, 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Softball I, 2, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop: Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Student Council Convention 3. Future Plans - College ROGER BURON Cafeteria Assistant 3. Future Plans - V.l.S.T.A. SALLY CAMPBELL Yearbook 4, Chorus I, 2, 4, Choraleers 3, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, J.C.L. -I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Softball T, 2, 3, Junior Prom, Senior Recep- tion. Future Plans - Further Schooling WAYNE CARLSON Basketball I, Gymnastics 2. Future Plans - Undecided JUDITH CHAMBERLIN Maiorettes 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, F.C.A.G. I, 2, Future Nurses Club 2, Office Assistant 4, Field Hockey I, Basketball I, 2. Future Plans - Secretarial School SUZANNE CHAUSSE Chorus I, 2, 3, Field Hockey I, Basketball I, 2, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Hairdressing School LUTHER CHURCHILL Football I, 4, Basketball I, Baseball 2, 3, A., Class President 2, Sophomore Hop. Future Plans - Forestry RONALD COBBETT Yearbook 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - College JOSEPH COLLINS Cafeteria Assistant 2, Football 4, Track 3, 4. Future Plans - College KATHLEEN COLTON Senior Class Play, Senior Reception, Dane vers High School I, 2, 3. Future Plans - Dental Assistant FRED COOTS Future Plans - Trade School TERRY CORTHELL Yearbook 4, Student Council I, Chorus I, 2, 3, Choraleers I, 2, 3, 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-:Captain 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, S.E.M.S.B.A., Girl's State 3, Pep Club 4. Future Plans - Undecided THOMAS CRUZ Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Undecided JOHN DARLING National Honor Society 2, 3,' 4, Vice President 3, President 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. I, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, Track I, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Boy's State, Jewish War Veterans Award. Future Plans - College RICHARD DEXTER Argus 4, J.C.L. 4, Football 2, Track 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Randolph Central School I, Student Exchange 4. Future Plans - College RICHARD DIPIETRO Yearbook 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Bond I, 2, 3, Manager 3, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basket- ball I, 2, Track I, 2, 4, Class Vice President I President 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Boy's State, Student Council Convention 3. Future Plans - College DANIEL DODGE Chorus I, 2, 3, ChoraIeers'2, 3, Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Sophomore Hop. Future Plans - Service CHERYL DOREN National Honor Society 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Office Assistant 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Prom, Woman's Club Honor Guest 4. Future Plans - Undecided JOHN EASTMAN J.C.L. 2, Vice President 2, Football I, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - College DAVID EATON Chorus 4, Thayer Academy 2, 3. Future Plans - Undecided MARTHA ELDREDGE Yearbook 4, Argus 4, Editor, Student Coun- cil I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choraleers I, 2, 3, F.C. A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Library Assist ant 4, Class Vice President 4, Class Treasurer Ii 5Ophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Recep- tion, Student Council Convention, Student Ex- change 3, Student Government Day Rep. 4. Future Plans - V.I.S.T.A College SUSAN ELDREDGE Yearbook 4: Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, F.c.A.c3. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 4. Future Plans - Education KENNETH ELLIS Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Future Plans - Conservation CHARLES FARNHAM Student Council 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Assistant 2, Football I, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Student Council, Convention 3. Future Plans - College SUSAN FLAGG Yearbook 4, Chorus I, Choraleers 2, 3, 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.I.. I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey I, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Pep Squad I, 2. Future Plans - Undecided DEBORAH FLECK Office Assistant 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Secretary JAMES FOLEY Yearbook 4, Argus 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Choraleers 3, 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. 3, 4, Track I, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - V.I.S.T.A. JANE FOUNTAIN Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. I, 2, 3,,4, Future Nurses Club 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, S.E.M.S.B.A., Band 3, District Band 3. Future Plans - Undecided DAVID FRAZER Yearbook 4, Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, Baseball 2, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Co-chairman, Junior Prom, Chairman, Senior Reception, Decoration Chairman, Student Exchange 3. Future Plans - Art School RICHARD FRENCH Football 3, 4, Track 4, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Whitman-Hanson Regional High School I, 2. Future Plans - Navy 81 Schooling CHERYL FULLER Maiorettes I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Choraleers 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Clinic Assistant 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Secretary CAROL GALLAGHER Chorus 2, 3, F.C.A.G. 2, Future Nurses Club I, 2, Library Assistant 4, Cafeteria Assistant 2, 3, Field Hockey I, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play. Future Plans - Peace Corps WILLIAM GILMORE Band 2, Track 3, Senior Class Play, Thomp- son High, Newport, R.I., I. Future Plans - Architect DAVID HANDY Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans - Schooling DONNA HATCH Yearbook 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, J.V. Cheerleader 3, Basketball I, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Beautician School EVERETT HAYNES Future Plans - Navy SHARON HEWINS Chorus 2, 3, 4, F.C.A.G. I, Clinic Assistant 3, Field Hockey I, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Secretary RICHARD HINDS National Honor Society 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom. Future Plans - College WILLIAM HOOKER Future Plans - College RONALD HUDSON Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 4, Base- ball I, 2, 4. Future Plans - School SUZZANNE HULTMAN Chorus 3, F.C.A.G. I, Future Nurses Club I, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Beautician School MARY IANNACONE Yearbook 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Pep Squad I, 2, 3. Future Plans - Secretary RUSSELL ILLES Fontana High School, Fontana, California I, 2, 3. Future Plans - Undecided STEPHEN JENKINS Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Foot- ball I, 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Student Council Convention 3, Boy's State 4. Future Plans - Medicine WALFRED JOHNSON Junior Prom, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Model Airplane Club 2, President 2, Basketball Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4. Future Plans - Wentworth Institute JENNIFER JONES Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, F.C.A.G. I, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Secretary MARJORIE E. JONES Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Teaching RANDY JULIUS Argus 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Art School WILLIAM KELLEY Track I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans - Coast Guard STEPHEN KNIGHT Future Plans - Air Force ALEXANDER KOSLOWSKI Future Plans -- Electronics ERNEST M. KROESE Band I, 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Choraleers I, 2, 3, 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, Cafeteria Assistant I, 2, 3, Track 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, District Chorus 2, 4, S.E.M.S.B.A. I, 2. Future Plans - Undecided PAU L LAWSON Cross Country 2, Football I, Track 2. Future Plans - Undecided LOIS LELAND Yearbook 4, Chorus 4, F.C.A.G. 3, 4, J.C.L. 3, 4, Clinic Assistant 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Basketball 2, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Undecided JOHN LEVANGIE Future Plans - Automotive School KENNETH LINCOLN Future Plans - Art School PETER LISZEWSKI Argus I, 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Further Education JUDITH LOVERING Clinic Assistant 2, Field Hockey 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom. Future Plans - College BRUCE LUDWIG Future Plans - Service DANIEL LYNCH Yearbook 4, Football I, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - College GEORGE MAC HARDY Drill Team I, 2, 3, Color Guard I, 2, 3, 4, Model Airplane Club I. Future Plans - College PATRICIA MACKAY Senior Class Play, Senior Reception, Pep Squad 3, Bridgewater - Rwnham Regional High School I, 2. Future Plans - Secretary LINDA MARCONI Yearbook 4, Argus I, F.C.A.G. 2, 3, 4, Clinic Assistant I, 3, 4, Library Assistant 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Softball I, 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Dental Assistant STEPHEN MASON Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Student Council Convention 3, 4. Future Plans - Navy MARY MCCARTHY F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Cafeteria Assistant I, 2, 3, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Softball I, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Sopho- more Hap, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Secretarial School Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Track 4, JEAN MELENDY Yearbook 4, Student Council 4, J.C.L. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, Softball I, 2, 3, Class Treasurer I, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Student Council Convention 4. Future Plans - Further Education GEORGE MERIANOS Cross Country 3, Sophomore Hop. Future Plans - Technical School JOHN MESERVE Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Technical School - Electrician JERRY MOXLEY Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Argus 4, Cross Country 4, Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 3, Senior Class Play, Senior Recep- tion, Central Junior High, Weymouth I, Weymouth High School 2, Boy's State. Future Plans -I Engineer or Mathematician DONA MOYETTE Field Hockey 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Sopho- more Hop. Future Plans - Further Schooling JANET MURRAY Yearbook 4, Argus 4, Chorus 4, Choraleers I, 2, 3, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Clinic Assistant 2, Sophomore Hop, Junior Pi'om, Senior Reception, Student Exchange 4. Future Plans - College BONNIE NELSON Maiorettes 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Senior Class Play. Future Plans - Business School ROBERT OLSON Future Plans - Further Schooling ROBERT NISBY Football 3, Baseball I. Future Plans - College GERALD ORTENZI Future Plans - Business School or Construction MICHAEL PERKINS Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Future Plans - College SUSAN PINKHAM Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Business School EARL PURINGTON Yearbook 4, Argus 4, Football I, Baseball 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - College ELIZABETH REARDON Maiorettes I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, F.C.A.G I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Clinic Assist- ant 4, Office Assistant I, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria As- sistant I, 2, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Secretarial School SHERYL RESNICK Chorus I, 3, 4, Choraleers 2, F.C.A.G. I, 2, Softball I. Future Plans - Fashion Merchandising and Modeling MARIA RIDILLA Chorus 3, 4, J.C.L. 4, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Kailua High School, Hawaii I, 2. Future Plans - Airline Stewardess KATHLEEN RING Yearbook, Assistant -Editor 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Clinic Assistant 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Constitu- tion Committee, Woman's Club Honor Guest, D.A.R. Award. Future Plans - College NANCY RIORDAN Chorus I, 2, 3, F.C.A.G. I, 2, Office Assist- and I, 2, Senior Class Play. Future Plans - Secretary MARGARET ROCHA Yearbook 4, Argus 4, Student Council I, 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Student Council Convention I. Future Plans - College CHERYL ROLLINS Chorus 4. Future Plans - I.B.M. School RONALD ROSS Football 3, Mt. St. Charles Academy, Woonsocket, Rhode Island I, 2. Future Plans - Service MARK SETTERLUND Football I. Future Plans - Undecided JOANNE SMITH Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Choraleers I, Basketball I, Senior Class Play. Future Plans - Airline Hostess suE SPROUL Yearbook 4, Chorus I, 2, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Clinic Assistant 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Prom, Senior Recep- tion. Future Plans - Becker Junior College CARLISLE STURGIS Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, F.C.A.G. I, 2, 3, 4, J.C.L. I, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - College JOHN SULLIVAN Junior Prom, St. John's Prep School I, 2. Future Plans 4 College or Technical School STEPHEN SWENSEN Future Plans - Undecided JAMES SWIFT Future Plans - Further Schooling LEE TARANTINO Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Baseball 3, Track I, Junior Prom. Future Plans - College BARBARA THORNTON Yearbook 4. Future Plans - Marriage JUDITH VIETS Future Plans - Secretary JEFFREY WALLIN Yearbook 4, Basketball I, 2, Baseball 3, Class Vice-President 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Forestry DAVID WATERMAN Yearbook 4, Business Editor, Basketball 3, Westwood High School I, Amity Regional High School 2, Boy's State. Future Plans - Undecided ROY WHITTAKER Future Plans - Art School SUSAN WILKINSON Yearbook 4, Chorus 3, 4, Choraleers I, 2, Clinic Assistant I, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 2, Softball I, Senior Class Play, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Airline Hostess JOYCE WILSON Senior Class Play, Foxboro High School I, 2, 3. Future Plans - Work or Further Schooling KATHY WILSON Yearbook 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Dale Academy JERILYN WOODARD Chorus I, 2, 3,1 Clinic Assistant 4, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2, Senior Class Play, Sopho more Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - College MARILYN WOODARD Student Council 3, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Prom, Student Exchange 2. Future Plans - Secretary KENNETH WOODWARD Cafeteria Assistant I, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans - Coast Guard SPSNSSSS A 15 if ,X f '-27 Me- 'x ' x' X in 55-7 I ' E . Y W ' - ff! ff? z cz' 4' iff? ff,- ' WR 1 , 9 v901l90- 7 6 oo 90090 100000 f ,A-I . 96,1-9919000 . 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BROWNE'S NEWS AGENCY II South Avenue Whitman, Massachusetts ATWOOD DRY WALL 389 West Union Street East Bridgewater Compliments of SOUTH SHORE PACKING, INC I2 Taylor Avenue Brockton, Massachusetts Personalized Flowers for Every Occasion Wedding Arrangements - Corsages - Funeral Designs ALEXANDER'S FLOWER Beatrice Holbrook, Prop. SHOP Telephone 378-224i East Bridgewater, Mass. Congratulations THE THREE - E'S LUNCHEONETTE 3 Central Street East Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of ' I OF WHITMAN Everything in Fabrics Jet. Rtes. 'I4 and I8 WHITMAN f BN 3 ' W. H. IUDDY 8. SON INC. MOVERS Local Long Distance Pianos a Specialty 71 Central Street East Bridgewater 378-2I9I HElEN'S SNACK BAR 23 Central Street East Bridgewater PIZZA - SUBS - CLAMS REAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER JOHNSON'S Televisions and Radio Sales ancl Service IOS Willow Avenue East Bridgewater, Mass. MIllETT FARMS Quality Dairy Products for over IO0 years Old Fashioned Ice Cream 21 FLAVORS Washington Street - Route I-4 Whitman, Mass. Compliments ot ATHERTON FURNITURE CO. 41 Centre Street - Brockton, Mass. Tel. 587-0393 luBRECQUE'S Oll SERVICE 238 West Pond Street East Bridgewater Tel. 378-2573 Compliments of Bill Condon VFW - PIZZAS - WHITMAN Tel. 447-3212 Compliments of MAIASPINO FOUNDATION FORMS, INC. Tel. 447-5924 Compliments of HERMAN'S BARBER SHOP 60 Plymouth Street East Bridgewater, Mass. SILVER-SMITH MOTOR SAlES, INC. Your Authorized Volkswagen Dealer 2074 South Main Street Brockton, Mass. 587-2200 Sales - Service Parts - Body Shop Compliments of .SACCOCIA'S BARBER SHOP T32 Broad Street Bridgewater, Mass. DAVID and RICHARD For EVERY FORMAL Event Compliments of REN-I-'A'-IEUX SOlARI SAND K GRAVEL CO. ' 606 Central Street - East Bridgewater 65 Main Street Downtown Brockton I ROCKWEII C ' t t amp 'men S 0 SERVICE STATION SGARAGE 4I 84 43 C I S JACK STENGEl REAL ESTATE mm 'reel DRake 8-8I78 81 8-8179 I2 Whitman Street East Bridgewater, Mass. C0mPleTe RSPCIV Service 378-3002 Best Wishes i to the Graduating Class WITH BEST WISHES WOODARD 8. WRIGHT LAST CO. 24 West Union Street EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS -g9',1.,., .A on .,. BROCKTON Oll HEAT, INC. 27 Legion Parkway Brockton Massachusetts HAR0lD E. BENT NURSERY EVERGREEN TREES a SHRUBS All Specimen Stock PLANTING 81 TRIMMING I49 Grove Street, East Bridgewater 378-2621 Compliments of CARVER COTTON GIN COMPANY RICHARD B. TIBBETTS BUILDING CONTRACTOR II3 Sherwood Circle East Bridgewater, Mass. Telephone 378-2627 RAY'S INCORPORATED Corsages Flowers Plants Telephone 697-2481 'I968 Plymouth Street Compliments of EAST BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS BANK Insured Savings Mortgage Loans Personal Money Order Checks Low Cost Life Insurance Safe Deposit Boxes Open Wednesday Evenings 6:00 to 7:30 P.M. H96 Years of Friendly Service Compliments of CI'IRIS'S BARBER SHOP 6 West Union Street East Bridgewater A. DIIBE Wholesale - Retail Geranium Specialist - Potted Plants Box Plants 378-2364 968 Central Street Established in I902 I M. ClIFTON EDSON 8. SON, INC. INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED Tel. 378-3I54 II Central Street East Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of A. OTIS lINTON VARIETY sToRE JOUBERT'S INC. YOUR STORE FORFAMOUS BRANDS SHOES and MEN'S CLOTHING 447-2301 WHITMAN, MASS. 596 WASHINGTON STREET TREES SHRUBS Removed - Trimmed - Transplanted Grower of Quality Evergreens and Trees THOMAS B. MucQUINN Tree and Landscape Service 40 ASH STREET WEST BRIDGEWATER JUniper 6 0002 I .45 - ,-W... . K. THE HOBART MANUFACTURING COMPANY Computing 81 Heavy Capacity Scales, Food, Kitchen, Bakery Machines Wrapping Machines Sales and Service Maxwell J. Pearson Agent 979 Plymouth Street, East Bridgewater Tel. 378-2810 FORNI BROTHERS Range and Fuel Oil - Sales and Service - Oil Burners 563 Spring Street - East Bridgewater, Mass. Telephone 378-2652 Equipped with 2-Way Radios for Fast Service COMPLETE REAL ESTATE AND HOME BUILDING SERVICE ROllINS AND JONES REALTY, INC. REAL ESTATE BROKERS IOO BEDFORD STREET EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. RENO ElECTRIC COMPANY T05 Summer Street East Bridgewater Tel. 583-3309 CAPEWAY MOTORS Imperial - chrysler - Plymouth - valium wHERE You BUY wlTH coNFlDENcE ROUTE is WHITMAN 447-4414 Congratulations Class of '66 from..-. I DLY SIIPCY Where You Gel the Finest Ouality Meats sold anywhere . . . y com noun STAMPS 573:72 5554: .4lr-'Eli' ,gpg 5L+J:f ' .5 g'21 is ee . ,L e v S' Compliments of TOWNE CLEANERS Bring in AM Wear in PM BElU'S Men's Apparel 5 West Union Street Tel. 378-264i East Bridgewater Best Wishes from the Faculty of the Central School BROCKTON EDISON COMPANY Electric-Service Since l883 X., ,,s'r1 ts..-ref' l 4 Compliments of DUVAl'S DRUGS Whitman, Massachusetts LAMP CUTTING HAIR STYLING MMS Mandy Corner cofor a Jpeciahy 79 SOUTH AVENUE - ALBINA DONAHUE WHITMAN, MASS. 447-3000 MOYETTE RUBBISH REMOVAL SERVING FACTORIES, HOMES, 8t STORES Call 378-2988 Anytime LOCAL SERVICE l.G.A. MARKET GERALD A. STETSON, Prop. Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Fruits Free Delivery Tel. 378-2221 I4 Centrai Street, East Bridgewater DORR'S PRINT SHOP und STATIONARY SHOP Tel. 697-2433 BR IDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS CompIiments of COUNTRY SOUIRE Dog Food SWANSON-WAlllN , ZENITH RCA GE 6 N9 Radios and Televisions 6 nc. HONG Appliances TOUR STORE FOR FAMOUS BRAND-5 SALES AND SERV' SHOES and M'EN'S CLOTHING CE GI 7-2301 596 WASHINGTON ST. Telephone 378-243i 49 Bedford Street, East Bridgewater WHITMAN, MASS. Compliments of Lumber - Doors - Windows - Plywood ' Paint- Hardware - Tools - Tile Custom Kitchen Cabinets . . ,. , ,,, Gnd Plumbing and Electrical Fixtures Y 1 T ' T E I'I RST LUMBER C . I . D W U 0' NC suNNYuNE sullnins sumv he Lumber, Builders' Supplies and Hardware 215 Bedford Street East Bridgewater Quality and Service at Reasonable Prices I Paint - Hardware - Tools - Tile SIDNEY GOLDMAN' Prop' Custom Kitchen Cabinets 551 Bedford St., East Bridgewater, Mass. PlYMOUTH-HOME NATIONM BANK EAST BRIDGEWATER oFFicE Personal Loans Auto Loans Checking Accounts Compliments of Compliments of Maurice P. Lynch '53 JOPPA GRILL John J. Lynch '55 Francis deS. Lynch '57 Roy E. Mitchell, Prop. Patrick Lynch '65 1 ii, ' You know you save . . iv l ' X You know they're safe '-V' with ou. HEAT McCORDICK'S Oll SERVICE, INC. Heating Oils ..... Heating Equipment Henry McCordick, President EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS 02333 Tel. 378-2421 378-2551 S, 'DW t Compliments of Best wishes DR. PAUL SOWSY ROLAND A. VEILLEUX Real Estate lnsurance McLAUGHLlN CHEVROLET, INC. 91 South Avenue Whitman, Mass. Sales Service MThe store that treats you like a friend, not just a customer. PUTMAN STEELE LABORATORY from 156 Whitman Street The HU9heS Fflmily EoSlBrldgewmer'MasS' RlCl'lARD'S CORNER MARKET 378-2001 4 Plain Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of McCARTHY BROTHERS ice Cream Manufacturers. 205 Commercial Street - Whitman, Mass. Telephone 447-4021 or 447-4201 Congratulations Good Luck Class of 1966 East Bridgewater Seniors ARTHUR R. BAGGIA PRINTER From 171 Plymouth Street E B 'd , M . GST H gewaler ass WALLPAPER K PAINT C0. Wedding invitations - Office Forms Compliments of SAllY DRESS SHOP Washington Street - Whitman Tel. DR 8-2250 Compliments of ARMAND ORTENZI Custom Built Homes T54 Pleasant Street East Bridgewater, Mass. Wholesalers and Distributors Meats, Poultry, Frozen Foods, Provisions Serving - Schools, Stores, Institutions OAKDAIE PACKING CO., INC. East Bridgewater, Massachusetts Telephone 587-0035 MARY CROMPTON'S Distinctive Gifts Accessories 680 Plymouth Street Route T06 East Bridgewater, Massachusetts Tel. 378-2072 Compliments ot FORGE POND ANTIQUES North Bedford Street East Bridgewater, Mass. THOMPSON FLORISTS und GARDEN CENTER 422-426 Plain Street Brockton, Massachusetts 02402 Compliments of MCCORMICK and COMPANY Real Estate and Insurance III6 North Main Street ' Brockton, Massachusetts Telephone 587-3686 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ffm A I wk? 7 BATTI S cnirrm BUICK-PONTIAC co. GW and Sem WO f T34 Main Street Bridgewater, Mass. CITGO Gas and Oil 26 North Central Street lopposite Post OtficeI Tel. 697-6757 General Auto Repairing and Lubrication TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Telephone 378-2I7I Best Wishes RICHARD A. FARNHAM COMPANY 890 PLYMOUTH STREET EAST BRIDGEWATER 378-3155 Firewood - Sawdust - Pine and Hardwood Lumber C I' t I RIDDER'S FARM MAID ompimenso T0ll HOUSE, INC. ICE CREAM Fine Food - Liquor - Gift Shop 362 Bedford Street - Whitman, Mass. Tel. 447-4455 WHITMAN - HANOVER RESERVATIONS TAFT'S JEWEIERS II2O Main Street - Campello WATCH MAKERS DIAMOND SETTERS Registered Jewelers and Certified Gemologist, American Gem Society Tel. 586-2269 . Compliments of MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND lOAN ASSOCIATION OF WHITMAN 570 Washington Street - Whitman Center mcirul. rmuows 91 Bedford Street WHITMAN Tel. 447-2381 Compliments of Compliments of DR. DONALD B. BANNERMAN DR, HENRY A, FRASER TOWNE PHARMACY Sidne l.Berenson Inc. Y I Pl'1.G., Reg. Phar. T7 Central Street Route 28 - 300 Bedford Street Bridgewater, Mass East Bridgewater, Mass. Telephone 378-2Oll Tel. 697-6835 THOMAS CHEVROLET INC. Compliments of SOUTH SHORE MOTORS Selected Used Automobiles Bought and Exchanged GEO. H. BERGER, Pres.-fTreas. 68 Old Bedford Road 36 Cook Street East Bridgewater, Mass. Route 18 East Bridgewater, Mass. BION B. Compliments ot HAll and BION B. HAll, JR. Compliments ot RICHARD E. BACHMAN f 4 IWQSS 4 x .. .v' , I S MA R K EY ' S Compliments ot Tuxed es nd Formal Wea ,5 q,fmm f roun SEASONS GIFT snor 99 Whitman Street 192 Main Sfreef East Bridgewater Brockton, Mass. BEST WISHES FROM THE MAKERS OF SIMPSDN SPRING BEVERAGES FAMOUS FOR QUALITY, PURITY AND DELICIGUS ELAVGR SINCE 'I878 BASIL E. GOSS EAST BRIDGEWATER Building Contractor C0- 8 West Union Street INSURED AND REGISTERED EW Bfidgewcfef Massachusetts EAST BRIDGEWATER Compliments ot BEAVER NURSERY -INC. 29 Belmont Street East Bridgewater 583-4602 I RICHARD B. TIBBETTS YOU'RE MISSING ALL THE FUN mm BUILDING CONTRACTOR . . . . if you don't own a Sport Car H3 Sherwood Circie East Bridgewater, Mcgss. ' I h 378-26 7 500 Bedford Street, East Bridgewater Te ep one EAST BRIDGEWATER CO-OPERATIVE BANK 6 Central Street 378-2672 SERIAL SHARES Save regularly every month SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Make deposits and withdrawals in any amount PAID-:UP CERTIFICATES Sold in units of S200.00. A splendid way to invest. Check mailed semi-:annually or credited to your accounts. ART'S AUTO BODY AUTO PAINT NG Comphmems I BODY AND FENDER WORK ARTHUR VALLIERE, Prop. 29 Central Street 298 Central Street EOST Bridgewater East Bridgewater, Mass. Jewelers for Your Class Rings DIEGES 8. Cl.UST MANUFACTURING JEWHERS 226 Public Street Providence, Rhode Island RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS TROPHIES 697-2019 I 378-2455 ERNIE'S APPLIANCE CO. Radio and Television Sales and Service Stoves - Refrigerators - Washers T2 - I6 BROAD STREET BRIDGEWATER, MASS. Prop. ERNEST J. SACCOCIA ,!gA..,...... 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