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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

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Ai. is 545 A A .W t.- in Q ,Lt .X U xx .h V . N W . .I , W 'W Q -3.45 QQ? 3 f Max . ,Q-:' Q 1 4- ' , 3 , ' ' - ' ,,, g N . N- Vgunfqggrf, J V Y ' ' 6 Li r H n r. mmm.. -rp 1 nz . ' .1 . ., : v , 1. nm ...M . ,. .- 1.11 c:..1..-1,:. .Y--w ,mwwulm.-.a4u.m:'1n.c.w.mevuuwnru1u.'qw THE 1967 TORCH . . . . BUT THESE DAYS SHALL NOT BE FORGOTTEN EAST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS A T J FORWARD Hidden in a mosque of ignorance and inadequacy, Serving as our own worst enemy we came. We knew not and we cared not. Around us was a world speeding by, leaving us helplessly behind. Despite ourselves, we were able to reach out and grasp a part of that world - a world which we were to know, to respect, to love - that world of EBHS. . .EBHS which for so long has been our present, but which is quickly becoming an element of the past. What can we say about that world? What can we say of the people we have met, the friends we have made, the things we have learned, and the things we should have learned? We can not measure our emotion for that life which we have always known, and are about to lose, nor shall we try, but regardless of all that lies ahead, these days shall not be forgotten. TABLE OE CONTENTS AT th ourse Why i Thes For y FACULTY 10 SEN I ORS 22 UN DERCLASSMEN 62 ACTIVITIES 88 SPORTS 100 SPONSORS I 122 DEDICA T10 .QQ -fikrifuii? SYS.-lviis Pictured here is an individual who, to us, has become the Spirit of '67 . A person whose warmth, understanding, devotion and most-cherished wit have helped to fuse us into a unified and enthusiastic class. If we have attained any degree ot success, it is largely due to the efforts of this same individual who has made Sixty-seven-best ever her personal motto. During the past four years, we have come to respect her as a teacher, admire her as an advisor, and love her as a friend. Because we ultimately turn to what is fami- liar and beloved, we, the Class of l967, dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Eileen Malloy, E.B.M., Mumsie, the Spirit of '67 ! Though you may not witness a lineup of ninety some-odd rigid, soldier-like seniors, we truly salute Mr. Raymond Hamilton in our minds and hearts. We salute this man who, though he may stay close behind Mr. Urban in a football game , will stand confidently at the front lines as our commander of success. Golden braids, wings, and stripes of rank are not part of his uniform. Now we wish to dec- orate him with tour intangible medals-admiration, respect, friendship and thanks. SAL TA T10 pzymoml A. Hamilton ME M ORIAM -Q.. X, I lk lkbf hd T ldflp Ah Uk Cheryl Fmfriezf 1949 - 1962 If PR CIPA Lis' MESSA GE To the Class ot I967: Throughout your lite you will find learning the reflection of living. From every experience ot living comes learning. A delegate to the United Nations once wrote, When you stop learning, you stop living in any vital and meaningful sense. And the purpose of life, atter all, is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience. K Q in Now you are shaping your life. This process will not end. The choices you make are your respon- sibility. Thus I ask you to learn every moment of your life. You will discover as your mind and being grow you will in reality be learning to live. As commencement approaches may I say l am proud of you. I wish you Iife's best. It will be yours if you now commence an adulthood of learning and living. Raymond A. Hamilton Principal To the Class of 1967: Your high school graduation is a day charged with excitement, anticipation, and happiness. You've made it. And I congratulate each of you for the effort that brought you through your high school course. lf any single event marks your entrance into the adult world it is your graduation from high school. Until now you have been guided, counseled, advised and perhaps been controlled a little more than you thought necessary. But whatever path you take from now on, you will be a great deal more on your own than you have ever been in your life. You will face a great many more decisions alone, and you will be responsible for the results of these decisions. In my closing thought to the Class of 1967 may l say that the truly successful men and women of the world first mastered themselves before they tried to master business, government, the law, or whatever their personal dreams lead them to. They learned what is probably the most profound truth men have discovered in the history of organized society. . .that the truly successful man or woman must be able to get along with other people. This ort is the keystone to all success. Stanley B. Goldman Superintendent of School S PERI TENDENTS' MESSAGE FACULTY feezebezfs eelfe people, fee - .-N EJ I 2 1 ,. , 1 5 ff l 5, 43 ,. '.j:5wQ':'f, ' 4 . I nj. Q gg ' '- l ' 1 + 'e , - , K -ws ,-L pgiw. - .' 35 , Wi '53 ' - -,-'- '-fw , 4. .sza,5f.fi'xf'lgALLI.f. 'QE X 'J V ' IB F 1 X 'f .'M1 ? , li P ' xi '4 I I-3, . . Q 1,1 3 ,- i f V A ,VU ' R ' fl Q i . ,Q 5 -R .,::V,?t:l il. I if ' !.:..:N-,-.xxx Nl ' ' I' 5 X- 1 93 m f X' . lbftia'-W ' Us 2 ' 1.: X 1 I .f ' l . V 1A I 'L W 1 A if 11?- 3 sjgz T f fi fl if 59 ' uri W - 1 ' 3 1 ' ' - w v. I 4' .- -fri' 'V ',: K1 -' - V. I l - '1 .X 2 , 1 , V ',. Q TQ , T bil. i .,.. - ' ,V t. V' ' ,s ' ' f L AE I '. 3 W i 5 ' ' 'A 1 Z r ' , 2 A. qi ' , Q , 0 r I , i 1 ' I ' 3 q , V I . ' A ' - i' . ,: . , X gv , Z KPWH' , . we 5 5-UQ, , Mary Sullivan Latin, French B.S.A.M. !?'1'E 1I +NS' W- r . -- 1 uc Paul Urban Earfh Science, Biology B,S. 1 i A A Joseph Morey General Math, Business Math, Algebra I B.S. Robert Magner Mathematics B.S Eileen Malloy English B.F.A., M.F.A. It has taken us tour years to learn many things. Perhaps one of the most important is that teachers are people, too. They are people who only a few years ago were learning themselves. Now it is their turn to teach, and we learn. But what we learn is not always what is being taught. That is that teachers have feelings, per- sonalities, and interests like all of us. Our four years of learning have given us a lasting impression of these people. We shall always remember the faculty of E.B.H.S. Ni Roy Menard Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing Cx 'Elaine Van Zandt English B.S. Stanley Hatch Business B.S., M.S. 1' I 1. w . James Goodwin U.5. History, Modern European History B.S. Robert Hoicien Physics, Mafhemafics A.B. Carrie Regensfein French Spanish B.A. Albert Kiellersteclt English B.A. Marion Farrar Home Economics B,S. S' 1-1, . .A -' 4 npr, J K i :xg rx. S 1! S . Gail Gallo Business Law, Consumer Economics, General Business, Office Practice B.S. John Collins international Relations, Civics B,S. 'FEW Edward Meaney U S Hn Government, World Marcia Serling French B.A, Marilyn Yelle English B.S. ,441 Vincenf Malewicz Physical Education B.S. E. is 3 , xl, 3 i k Margaret Jowdry Shorthand Typing George Heclcman Wood Shop and Related Mathematics Everett Lays World History, Ancient History B.S., M. of Ed. Albert Stevens Art, Cultural History -0-.., n...- Q.. John Schuller Band, Chorus Ensemble B.M. Anne Hynes Librarian B.S., M.S. .., '- 1uq 1 'ln-1... K.. Donald Kefcham French B.S., M.A. Marguerite Thompson English A.B., M. of Ed. Virginia Lovering Physical Education B.S. in Phvsical Education Robert Fitzgibbons Physics, Mathematics A.B., M. of Ed. 92 V Q lg--t rl .A , '- Mary Ellen Payne Biology, Biochemistry B.A Charles Hunt Biology, Chemistry B.S. 6 'Q l Alan Johnson Chemistry 5 u Vice Principal-Mr. Joseph Morey af, ,Lf Secretaries-Mrs. Keohane 81 Mrs. Marchanf School Nurse-Mrs. Hartman H ,Ye :sw- Qf'-zr Law.- ADMI ISTRATIO , C STODIA S and KIT HE STAFF i I. 'K -ia vvf' X .f X 1'2 :Lo X NX fr - ,U X F , M, ,ff Cusfodians-Mr. Kerrigan, Mrs. Sherwood, Mr. Brotherton Y ,. X ay -x I ei' fj V bg or I. Pictured on these two pages are the people who are the backbone of EBHS. Without their support the school could not function as the highly special ized organism it is. Kitchen Staff-Mrs. Williams, Mrs Lanoue, Mrs. Tarantino, Mrs. Siscoe ancl Mrs. Tokan SENIORS . . we awe 0ZZ7f56!1!65, fzfymcg I0 know mmf I0 be paw! of the fzztmfe. 1. XLL- -f 1-1 ,. . , I N 1.- s E QS ss Elaine Von Zandt I M ll y SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS J T gr fbgth ksf 1h CI of 67 SE IOR CLASS OFFICERS President-Albert Fiorinip Secretory-Rebecca Zentzg Treasurer-Ann duCiIIe5 Vice-President-John Hanson f Q new ROBERT ALEXANDER Of tomorrow I'm not sure, but I'II have 'ts today forever. rf ERNEST ALLEN The longest lite is but a parcel ot moments. ERIC ALM He speaks and the world laughs in acknowledgement. ROBERT AMADO You clon't need a purpose to be happy, it happiness is your purpose. GAYLE ANDRESEN All that she does, she does with a smile. ELAINE ARMER She specializes in sincerity. CARL BARRIS . and this is Erik! PAU LA BAT ES Knowledge has brought her wisdomg faith has brought her friends. DEBORAH BELMORE She is 'fhe guage by which we measure friendship. RUSSELL BOULDRY I am but a crusader searching for accuse. MAUREEN CAREY How warm her smile, how soft her voice JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Thank goodness for oimerry man. v-JY! r KAREN CHUILLI How well we knowthe powers of her charm. BRENDA CLARK As colorful as a spectrum of autumn leaves. KATHLEEN CLISH She leaves a glow of friendship in all her paths. RICHARD COBBETT Laughter is the bond of friendship. 5 HELEN CONEFREY Energy is the force behind her accom- plishments. ALAN CUNNINGHAM To be carefree doesn't mean not to care FRED DARLING He has so much To fell the world, and so many ways fo tell it. DALE DAVIDSON What a stoneless road he travelsg all downhill on a breezy day. ROBERT DEMERS Who said they don r grow them like They used to? ANN DUCILLE Never minus an opinion with a plus way To put if. JANICE DUNLEVY No one ever wore a crooked halo with such angelic assurance PATRICIA EKLUND Life lies not in living, but in liking. VW! ww' JOHN FARRELL Never c truer friend or more dedicated crusader has knighthood overlooked. KRISTINA FARRELL With a spirit as lively and refreshing as o new found spring. KATHERINE FIGGINS She who con laugh without reason gives those who frown a reason to reioice. I, ALBERT FIORINI What greater compliment to pay a man than to hold precious his friendship and respect. 11-'sv LINDA FOLEY She makes life look so easy. SANDRA FROIO She basks in the warmth of many friends. V 1 1' 'TP' JEAN GILSON Being good natured inspires friends. NAOMI GOLDMAN Happy is the heart that can sing. JOHN GUARINO Studious to please, but not ashamed to fail. WADE HAMILTON They say great minds never get bored. JEFFREY HANSON . . . and the light of all ages shines In his eyes. JOHN HANSON First to volunteer, last toilet us down. fi RAYMOND HOWARTH He has a refreshing zest for living. his JEAN HUBBARD In all her ways, a gentle woman. i ll CHERYL JACKSON Zh In her, beauty and understanding stroll hand in hand. MARK JOHNSON The kind man never wastes words on anger. 'N-nts J f':ZP JUDY LQROSA A cheerful heart is her most precious ' possession. r 'E' CARLTON LEAVITT as free as the wind blows 01 'ini' g,..,1 ,V .. ,Q . f 2 A a I - us' ,. Q XJ , , ,J I . 's 1 if SUSAN LEVANGIE The most important letter in understanding is you . ROBERT LINCOLN Worth makes the mon. LURANA MacN EVIN The promise of a quiet girl will not be betrayed by words. CYNTHIA MAILLE She is the bloom of April's showers. MICHAEL MASON Some say it's his good looks that make him charming-or is it the other way around? MARY MAYER Spirit and enthusiasm arether private possessions. 1 V17 --A-9 . -QQ ' ww 1 ,Q ,. f I DENNIS MUNISE The natural alone is permanent. JUDITH NADOLNY Never let my words conform to someone else's thinking. DONNA NUTT S0f1'ly speak and sweetly smilef, DANIEL PARSONS Wisdom is often the reason for silence WENDY PEASE In life she finds contentment. CARL PETERSON A pyramid of personalitymwith a vertex of humor. Dx ....-.- ..-, -..-...-,Tl.. fy.,-5 176 f . ,GD ,av 5. ,. , .f 5 s 'fl i W,-ji f 1f?3'4?f ' I I eff' ig. F MARY ANN PHILBRICK an-'A Like the sun she radiates warmth PATRICIA POOLE With eyes as de the ocean. SYDNEY OUERIPEL Rich in manly virtues. RICHARD REED I walk towards tomorrow with assurance BRUCE RICHARDS Master of the unexpected K' CHRISTOPHER ROAN Be confident, young man we have faith in you. '91 DONA RUGG The milk of human kindness never came in a nicer container LINDA SAMPSON In horsemanship and friendship she reigns supreme. ROBERT SAMPSON He is youth and in this he reioices LYNN SANTILLI It is the true individual who shapes the world. PATRICIA SHEPARD She has a heart of understanding and a soul ot giving. CAROL SMITH Happiness is found In her quiet manner. LAURIE SNOW He will try anything and anything he tries will likely succeed. NAUREEN SPARLING Talent and beauty only add to her worth. NANCY SPROUL n truth, she was friendly and in her friend- ship, true. GERALD STETSON 15? l dare you to disagree-l've heard your views, now listen to me. HK ROBERT TOWER Wonder IS the essence of knowledge. JUDITH TROCHSLER The heart is wiser than the intellect. 1: 'f 2' X w -we me FRANCES Tunowsxi 24-gisgx A An artist is the window through which we see the sun. ,u , ALFRED USOWICZ ln confidence there is strength. DEBORAH WALSH She's a marvelous character, isn't she? JOHN WALSH lt is not enough to do goody one must do it the right way. WARREN WHITE Everything comes if a man will only wait. i , . -if-Mkt KAREN WHITEMAN 1' We like to think the reason she smiles is because she's pleased with life. THOMAS WHITMAN Tomorrow is coming, why hurry? ALICE WILCOX With c smile to face tomorrow. DANIEL WILE Truth is the highest Thing that man may keep. 1, , .,. is Q.. . N - 9 ' 1 E. ' ' ' -.1.-1:35 'E .- 1. ' KATHLEEN WILKINSON An aura of Ioveliness. DONALD WILLIAMS An endiess spirit with equal wif. I NY XIX ,Alh I -.-' U A ' DONNA wu.soN r s X E , X . ,D-X We deiighf in her friendship, in her Q NS as X kindness reioice. 4' Q, -N I I ii , I 45 PATRICIA WILSON In her face IS reflected the 'oy that IS In her heart. LEANNE WOOD If the worId were hers fo own, she'cI give it all away. WENDY YOUNG Some of the softest words can be heard for miles. REBECCA ZENTZ Yes, we beIleve ln miracles, she IS one H e who eiees not szeeeeeei, fezlls behind. I AU! vii? Y-:Annan Ulu 1 DIRECTORY ROBERT ALEXANDER Norseman 45 Band l,2,3,4, President 45 F.C.A.G. 45 Baseball 35 Class Play 4. Future Plans - Accountant ERNEST ALLEN Football 2,45 Track 2,35 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom. Future Plans - Further Education ERIC ALM Future Plans - Music ROBERT AMADO Track 25 Junior Prom. Future Plans - Further Education GAYLE ANDRESEN Band l,25 Chorus 3,45 Class Play. Future Plans - Secretary ELAINE ARMER Yearbook 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Choraleers 2,35 Clinic Assistant I5 Library Assistant l,2,3,45 Class Play 45 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom. Future Plans - College CARL BARRIS Chorus l,2,35 Choraleers l,25 Cafeteria Assistant l,25 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 'I,2,3,45 Baseball 'I,2. Future Plans - Undecided PAULA BATES Yearbook 45 National Honor Society 2,3, 4, Secretary 45 Argus 35 Student Council 2, 3,45 Chorus l,2,45 Choraleers 2,35 Nurses Club l,2,3,45 Clinic Assistant I5 Basket- ball 25 Class Secretary I5 Junior Prom5 Sen- ior Reception5 Woman's Club Honor Guest 4. Future Plans - Nursing DEBORAH BELMORE Chorus l,2,3,45 F.C.A.G. 4, Treasurer 45 Nurses Club 25 Class Play 45 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom. Future Plans - College RUSSELL BOULDRY Class Play 45 Drill Team l,2. Future Plans - Undecided MAUREEN CAREY Class Play 45 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception Future Plans - Hairdressing JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Future Plans - Further Education KAREN CHUILLI Yearbook 45 Argus 35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Nurses Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2,45 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Class Play 45 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Nursing BRENDA CLARK Norseman 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Nurses Club l,2,45 Clinic Assistant 25 Basketball 3,45 Softball 25 Class Play 45 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Spirit Committee. Future Plans - Nursing KATHLEEN CLISH Yearbook 45 Norseman 45 Chorus 3,45 Choraleers 35 Nurses Club 45 Secretary 45 Junior Prom5 Brockton High 2,3. Future Plans - Airline Stewardess RICHARD COBBETT Football 3,45 Baseball l,25 Junior Prom. Future Plans - Wildlife Conservation HELEN CONEFREY Class Play 45 Brockton High 2. Future Plans - Dancing Teacher ALAN CUNNINGHAM Football I. Future Plans - Engineering FRED DAR LING Yearbook 45 Football I5 Basketball I5 Junior Prom. Future Plans - Veterinarian DALE DAVIDSON Football 3, Basketball I,2,3, Track 2,4, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Natural Resources ROBERT DEMERS Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Student Council I,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Football I, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Future Plans - Physics LENOURA DICKINSON Field Hockey 2. Future Plans - Secretary ANN duCILLE Yearbook 4, Argus 3, Norseman 4, Editor, Chorus 2, F.C.A.G. I,2,3,4, J.C.L. I,2,3,4, Library Assistant I,2,3,4, Basketball I, Softball 3,4, Class Treasurer 2,3,4, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Prom. Future Plans - Teaching JANICE DUNLEVY Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Argus 3, Norseman 4, Chorus I,2, Choraleers 2,3, F.C.A.G. I,2,3, Library Assistant 3, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Student Exchange 3, V.F.W. Debate 3, Woman's Club Honor Guest 4. Future Plans - Teaching PATRICIA EKLUND Yearbook 4, Norseman 4, Chorus I,2, 3,4, F.C.A.G. 2,3,4, J.C.L. I,2,3,4, Nurses Club 2,3,4, Field Hockey I, Basketball I, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Accountant JOHN FARRELL Yearbook 4, Norseman 4, Chorus I,2,3, Football I, Basketball I,2,3,4, Manager, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Broadcasting KRISTINA FARRELL Yearbook 4, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Cheer- leader 3,4, Capt. 4, Class Play, Junior Prom, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Work KATHLEEN FIGGINS Clinic Assistant I,2,3, Cafeteria Assistant I,2, Basketball I,2,3,4, Soft- ball I,3,4, Gymnastics I. Future Plans - Teaching ALBERT FIORINI Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Norseman 4, J.C.L. I, Basketball 2,3, Baseball 2, Track 3,4, Class Pres. I,2,3,4, Class Play, Soph- omore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Boy's State 3. Future Plans - Bio-Chemistry LINDA FOLEY Chorus 3,4, Nurses Club 3,4, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Superintendent's Office Assistant I. Future Plans - Marriage SANDRA FROIO Chorus I,2,3, Nurses Club I,2,3, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Basketball I, Class Play, Junior Prom, Sophomore Hop, Senior Reception. Future Plans - Modeling JEAN GILSON Cafeteria Assistant 2. Future Plans - Secretary NAOMI GOLDMAN Yearbook 4, Chorus I,2,4, Choraleers 2, 3, F.C.A.G. I,2,3,4, Pres. 4, J.C.L. I,2,3,4, Library Assistant I,2,4, Field Hockey I,2,3,4, , Co-Capt. 4, Basketball I, Class Play, Soph- omore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, GirI's State 3, Woman's Club Honor Guest 4. Future Plans - College JOHN GUARINO Yearbook 4, J.C.L. I, Cross Country 3, Track I,2,3,4, Class Play, Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Senior Reception, Boy's State 3. Future Plans - Oceanography - 9 li Fl ha Q ' - - 1.-1' WADE HAMILTON Yearbook 45 National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Chorus l,2,35 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Re- ceptionj Student Exchange5 Boy's State5 V.F.W. Debate 3. Future Plans - Medicine JEFFREY HANSON Yearbook 45 National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treas. 45 Cross Country 35 Football 15 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Class Constitution Committee l5 V.F.W. Debate 35 C.A.N.D.L.E. 2,3,4. Future Plans - Lawyer or Historian JOHN HANSON Yearbook 45 Student Council l,2,3,4, Executive Committee 25 Class Vice-Pres. 3,45 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Student Council Convention l,35 Traffic Squad 2,45 C.A.N.D.L.E. 2,3,4. Future Plans - Political Science RAYMOND HOWARTH Chorus l,2,35 Sophomore Hop5 Spirit Committee 4. Future Plans - Oceanography JEAN HUBBARD Yearbook 45 Class Play5 Senior Reception5 Spirit Committee 45 Williamsville High l5 Maryvale High 2. Future Plans - Medical Assistant CHERYL JACKSON Class Play5 Spirit Committee 45 Mt. Clemens High l5 Roy Miller High 25 Northeast High 3. Future Plans - Hairdresser MARK JOHNSON Cross Country 3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Track 3,45 C.A.N.D.L.E. 2,3,4. Future Plans - Work JUDITH LaROSA Norseman 45 Nurses Club 25 Clinic Assistant 25 Cafeteria Assistant l,2,35 Field Hockey l,3,45 Basketball l,3,45 Softball l,3,45 Class Play5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Secretary CARLETON LEAVITT Cross Country 35 Football l5 Junior Prom. Future Plans - Oceanography SUSAN LEVANGIE Yearbook 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Dental Assistant ROBERT LlNCOLN Cafeteria Assistant 2,3. Future Plans - Service LURANA MacNEVlN Softball 35 Class Play5 Junior Prom5 Private School 'l,2. Future Plans - Air Force CYNTHIA MAILLE Yearbook 45 Chorus 2,35 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Modeling MlCHAEL MASON Chorus 'l,2,35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Teaching MARY MAYER Norseman 4, Editor 45 F.C.A.G. l,2,35 Field Hockey 3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Softball l,3, Manager 35 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Viking Mascot 4. Future Plans - Teaching EARLE MCCLARE Student Council 2,3,45 Cross Country 2, 3,4 Track l,2,3,45 Junior Prom5 Student Council Convention 2. Future Plans - Further Education MARY MCGRAIL Yearbook 45 Chorus I,2,35 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Undecided DONALD MEYEROWITZ Norseman 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Sophomore. Hop. Future Plans - Medical Doctor GREGORY MILLIGAN Chorus I,3,45 Football 35 Basketball l,45 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Cape Elizabeth High I. Future Plans - College PHILIP MOLA Band I,2,35 Basketball I,45 Class Play5 Senior Reception5 Fair Haven Music Festi- val5 Exchange Concert 25 Dance Band. Future Plans - Master Tech. PATRICIA MOREY Yearbook 45 Argus 35 Norseman 4, Editor 45 Chorus 3,45 Nurses Club 4, Pres. 45 Class Play5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Brockton High 2. Future Plans - Nursing DENNIS MUNISE Basketball 3,45 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Vocation School JUDITH NADOLNY S Yearbook 45 Norseman 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Nurses Club 2,3,45 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Nursing DONNA NUTT Chorus 45 Cafeteria Assistant I,25 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. ' Future Plans - Hairdressing DANIEL PARSONS Cross Country 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Track l,2,3,45 Football I. Future Plans - Undecided WENDY PEASE Yearbook 45 Norseman 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Nurses Club 3,45 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Spirit Committee. Future Plans - Hairdressing CARL PETERSON Football 25 Basketball I5 Sophomore Hop5 Class Play5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - College MARY ANN PHILBRICK Maiorettes 2,3,4, Capt. 45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Choraleers 35 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - College PATRICIA POOLE Senior Reception Future Plans - Hairdresser SYDNEY QUERIPEL Norseman 45 Football I,2,3,4, Capt. 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 45 Track I,2,35 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - College RICHARD REED Student Council I5 Football I,25 Basket- ball I,25 Track I,2,3,45 Class Playg Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Teaching BRUCE RICHARDS Band I,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Class Play5 Dance Band I,2,3. Future Plans - Nursery Business CHRISTOPHER ROAN Yearbook 45 Student Council 35 Basket- ball I,2,3,45 Baseball I5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - College -va -l ..-. x,, -. . 5 ,gee 5 ft 5.55 o . . 5.34: ' Rs' , exft' 3 E s A. 3- . 5815-xt' ip I 'ef Z- 'T . 1 s I fl ' 1 , Mil il , 1 ft' li aye' -I 44' L' .-rg - ' nf' f- ,M , ..,. -. 'Q' K f, f ,Az , I ,fl ' en: I 5, . Nw 5' .4 , ' Q' .tsvsi 55 5 li 'ls , X' b .. 'J jg-:Eeh,.:w-1 5- :ml ,J ff X tw, sf N331 ' 15,-55,5 .n ' z 'f ig' f - iii' ' if ' , if it f. .ms l DONA Ruse Yearbook 45 Argus 35 Norseman 4, Edito Student Council 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Nurses Club l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 35 Clinic Assist- ant 35 J.V. Cheerleader 2,3, Capt. 35 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Traffic Squad 3,45 Superinten- dent's Office Assistant I. Future Plans Social Work LINDA SAMPSON Class Playp Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Secretary ROBERT SAMPSON Yearbook 45 Band l,2,3,4, Manager 3, Pres. 45 Choraleers 2,35 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 S.EM.S.B.A. 3,45 District 25 New England 3. Future Plans - College LYNN SANTILLI F.C.A.G. 45 Field Hockey l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball l,2,3,45 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - College PATRICIA SHEPARD r45 Yearbook 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Clinic Assistant 35 Basketball 'l,2,35 Softball 'l,2,35 Class Play5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Work CAROL SMITH Future Plans - Undecided LAURIE SNOW Football l,25 Basketball 35 Track l,35 Junior Prom. Future Plans - Undecided NAUREEN SPARLING Chorus l,3,45 Nurses Club 25 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Cheerleader 3,4, Co-Capt. 4, Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - l.B.M. NANCY SPROUL F.C.A.G. 45 Nurses Club 3,45 Class Play Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Re- ception. Future Plans - Nursing GERALD STETSON Band l,2,35 Football l,45 Basketball 45 Baseball 3,45 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - College ROBERT TOWER Yearbook 45 Student Council l,2,35 Class Play5 Junior Prom5 Boy's State 3. Future Plans - College JUDITH TROCHSLER Basketball l,3,45 Softball 3,45 Sophomore Hop5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Work FRANCES TUROWSKI Yearbook 45 Norseman 45 Basketball 45 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Art School FRED USOWICZ Basketball 45 Track 3,45 Junior Prom. Future Plans - Service DEBORAH WALSH Argus I5 Maiorettes l,2,3,45 Choraleers l,2,35 F.C.A.G. l,2,3,45 J.C.L. l,2,3,45 Library Assistant 35 Class Play5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Veterinarian JOHN WALSH Cross Country l,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Basketball I5 Track 'l,2,4. Future Plans - Undecided ALICE WILCOX Clinic Assistant 35 Library Assistant 2,3 4 Basketball l,3,45 Softball 3. Future Plans - Librarian DANIEL WILE Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom. Future Plans - College WARREN WHITE Baseball l. Future Plans - l.B.M. KAREN WHITEMAN Norseman 45 Class PIay5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Secretary THOMAS WHITMAN Future Plans - Draftsman KATHLEEN WILKINSON Maiorettes 25 Chorus l,2,35 Class Play5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Modeling DONALD WILLIAMS Yearbook 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Class PIay5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - College DONNA WILSON Yearbook 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Softball 3,45 Class PIay5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Foxboro High l,2. Future Plans - Marriage PATRICIA WILSON Chorus 'I,2,35 Softball 25 Class PIay5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Work LEANNE WOOD Class Playg Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Spirit Committee. Future Plans - Marriage WENDY YOUNG Chorus l,2,35 Class Playp Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception. Future Plans - Marriage REBECCA ZENTZ Yearbook 45 Argus 35 Student Council 35 Chorus 2,3,45 Nurses Club l,2,3,45 Clinic Assistant 2,35 J.V. Cheerleader 35 Class Vice-Pres. I5 Class Secretary 2,3,45 Class PIay5 Sophomore Hop5 Junior Prom5 Senior Reception5 Student Exchange 25 Student Council Convention 3. Future Plans - Social Work I of f 7 ? C5 If VC? SE IOR HO ORS WOMEN'S CLUB HONOR GUESTS Naomi Goldman, Raula Bafes, Janice Dunlevy Above-BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER Nancy Sproul JEWISH WAR VETERANS Left-GiRL'S STATE REPRESENTATIVE AWARD Albeff Fiofifii Naomi Goldman ri i l 'Gd' E T: 9, . -E aim g, ,Q 1- 1,2 .Z's3?' s 3' A rf. 2. x 4. E 4- .fig . 1, ,,.... :N- 1 '? W . ' 'l A W 6 B---4-IAOVRG-'run-.p-uf V , A'., A - f.. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVE Robert Demers i DAR GOOD CITIZEN Paula Bates We can be proud ofthe people an These two pages. For their different talents and qualities, ' 'tif' they were honored, and for these some attributes so should we remember them. 1,'wQ,.+' 3 2 a PGF5 BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVES Wade Hamilton, Albert Fiorini, Robert Tower, John Guarino us.. -Sw..-,, Ls. .4 S' FEW, i I 5,99 1 WITTI EST Debby ,N in 1 QS- f- -. ' 5 ' . , s l jr J , . fs' S7 an f V, I fs-vw Walsh. . .Bruce Richards vii -gi FRI ENDLI EST Sandy Froio. John Farrell MOST STUDIOUS Jeff Hanson Susan Levangie. . .Albert Fiorinl I l i is PERLA TIVES BEST LOOKING Pat Morey. . . Dale Davidson ---9 C3 MOST DEPENDABLE AND BEST ALL 'ROUND Lu Zentz. . .John Farrell Superlative is formed from the word super , which so aptly describes those people in the Class of 1967 seen on these pages. They will always stand out in our Il memories as the best. gli in tl! 'J Q9 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED and DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Lu Zenfz. . .Albert Fiorini i P ...N-sis. X MOST TALENTED Frances Turowski. . . Robert Som ps on MOST ATHLETIC KcThy Figgins. . . Sydney Queripel 11' I! MIN Mr 2 I mai 2 v ti 15' A x C-'LD MOST SPIRITED Mory Moyer. John Farrell BEST DRESSED Mary Ann Philbrick. . . Richard Reed 'Rx CAST Opal Sol Gloria Brad Offi cer Doctor Cheryl Jackson Bruce Richards Sandro Froio Jeffrey Hanson Robert Demers Roberf Alexander 3255 Q .' ' ' ' I - r ' 11 . if '. , A EQ 1 ff-if - ', Qs 1 f .... . T' f?5f',.i?lf' A if x ax CLASS PLAY Everybody Loves Opal - and can you really blame them? There was charm and humor enough to put laugh lines into the sternest faces. Fallen down props didn't phase the cast of this off-Broadway hit. The Class of 1967 certainly presented a play that proves quality isn't always a product of quantity. ' rf - 'wfrrifj f +- ' an fr e' -47 ' - --N ', ' 'I Sf S E ' I in QW' . .Ln - 'fc' - ll 1 'Q' X 1 ,42- ,.- -5-'fu 1 Y 2 ' f , A, A 1 X 1 X ' 9 Q' 'gf' L 'wb , A n Ur. . W . ,. 1 -5 . Ewbgk. X . ' -'fx '- ' ' 5 x -. -v K Y., 1. Hug 'A . wx: x X N X Ur - - x X I X ! V W X If L .59 l 1 X , ' V 1 4 ' 'fl I : , x S , I ,gh - :.y-,mf :rf Q up-5, V Q - -- -im:-f ?fr-'E as,-,Q-fig: jj .N Q C ' -' 3' x . Qif iffi, 1 'Y-5' Q , WW, - -wx -,., , ' ii ' .. :wr b 'xg.s--Q-fEffY'-f'' ,. ' ' - ' .....v-.ff-N ---- ' . A -.-M. W-WWA ' ' ' 53:2 :ifg,.g,-,q- - - f' , , - f ..,. ' ' ,'j.g,:.qs wg:-:gvg gga gagw,:g-tj-',,g,-Qs' m,,,,......-M---- ' ,gag , ' . XL, we, X A . 1 . v .,:..-xv---x ,xxxk L t I W X -' Q X ' P A ' 4 . J . - TN w r 1 , s 'fig .L y J, 'S-.MM 'T fm ' 'Q Y T' 1 A, PQ, fl I C' UNIOR PROM You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod. . . And we did, on our short visit to this dream world of our own creation. The many months of plan- ning, decorating, and headaches were forgotten, as we found a new time to live and enjoy. Hurried hellos and compliments, the grand march, and it was all over for then, but to us the Junior Prom will always be there to relive and remember. 'is . 5' :- Y X S F ff i may UF wi . if- 1 AML .3 l ...Q 1, EDITORIAL STAFF - John Hanson-Subscription Editor, Frances Turowski-Art Editor, Albert Fiorini-Business Manager, Rebecca Zentz-Editor in Chief, Janice Dun- levy-Publication Editor, Paula Bates-Literary and Lay- out Editor, Dona Rugg-Activity Editor. 1967 TORCH STAFF fra- ' X and moments of despair this year. But we had one other thing that made all the headache and heart- ache a little easier to bear. We had Mr. Albert Kiellerstedt. With appreciation but much regret we leave him at E.B.H.S. to become part ofthe TORCH to come - the Heart. TYPING STAFF - Pat Eklund, Susan Levangie Naomi Goldman, .lean Hubbard, Donna Wilson Pat Shepard. X We suppose we could say We're the Greatestnl Instead, we, the year- book staff, shall say we're the most thankful. We thank you, the students of EBHS for all the support you have given us. We would especially like to thank the senior class. Only through their dil- igent efforts were we able to realize our goal. i 1, S if i ,Q W 5 1 1 at ...,.. -. aa..v,,,, ,N 3 Stk., 1 I I I X ,117 .ff . - Q 35 x vt.. x Eff X .. ,f .6 7-ff ' PUBLICATION STAFF - Frances Turowski, Lu Zen Paula Bates, Janice Dunlevy, Dona Rugg. Standing Ann duCiIIe, Robert Sampson. 'Al I our-Pg -V1.9-....- Q ' f' 1 M I Milf A xeqbi 1 - 1 , gee U YM and QQV. X BUSINESS STAFF - Front row - Karen Elaine Armer, Pat Morey, Robert Demers, Chuilli, Don Williams, Chris Roan, Albert Wade Hamilton, .Iohn Hanson, Robert Tower. Fiorini, John Guarino. Back row - Kathy Clish, Cynthia Maille, f tz, -.- ,EE M WWFWf -I 41 Q , W i xx! 315 QL PWw'V ? QTHE VIKQ Y3CHEEREf EBHS SPIRIT MH KJ f ,. 3 .N wk-,Q . s, I f 'f Q ,4 ', ' :, BY E U , ' - - ..- .Q.- ,. . T., A 4- .J H- 'fd' .Q 21 X. nw , -.-V Mr. EBHS UNDERCLA SSMEN . how if feels Z0 be yozmcge T, I . Vin. .. -N., in Z, l vslgg . Af, Q f ff' it I Aryf ' ,. .f-Q! , .Fl I. I .ww - 1 WI ,.. 6. 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DeChristopher Barbara DeCouto Mike DeLorenzo Lawrence Demers Lorraine Deveau Gary Dexter Janet Dexter Susan Dion Linda Dralce Dennis Dulcett Robert Dupre Dana Eldredge Deborah Eldredge Kevin Farrell Christine Flynn Kathie Fortier Kenneth Frasier Pam Furia Allyn Garabedian Susan Goldman Melanie Gordon ,,.rvv 5 ..-v A'-r A gr ,cr , -3? , . ff. 1' I ' ' if 6 -v id, ,, ,Q ,N 1 Q x ' , Hifi' J A am ' Q 9 ies., Y X Fill J so PO -sw- -9 .N ..JQ'Y ,... nk , . - X hiya .3 l fe .' 5 .Fi Q., 5 Y It ff -fl J B Q A A 3 , - A ff. ' f' ,S - . , Q .K .-Q rr A! fi xXx X un. i ' fl 1 I -e I fry .Sr 'Q ,ru 44552. 0- , ,P So 'A ,,. r , - , 293551 5 S ru-- -x I 'US X ,- Y f A -U 'ii-LTEZEQ 1.3 ' Elaine Gaurino Norma Hall Jere Hamilton Leslie Hanson Kenneth Harris Stephen Harris Karen Hatfield Mark Hayward Mike Hennesey Alice Hooker Sharon Hubbard Bruce Jackson Mike Jackson Paul Jenkins Jane Jezard Kris Johnson Jane Keith Karen Kelleher Don Kennerson Gary Kingston Pat Kruger Deborah Lavoie P. Leganowitz Pat LeMoine Jackie Leonard Nancy Levangie Janice Lincoln S. Liszewski David Lovering Tom Mabee r is ?-'2D'ff- M -fe' Az! .gill 5 5 ,a-:ws-ge.. X 'Q- K -r '. vw: 3. i ...WY ! A , -my -...sig ,. is X X 3' N1 , 41' -1 ' 'N . ' ,Q-4. A 5 . ' 5w31,-2:1 '5- Q,-we V ,. lgg ' 1 nr- fe, N: Q ft .Q . , li - -11 'Wie , gif- 5 ,.g,..5::1. .ky . ' fi 2 ' V Nw , SE' 1, 3L4e..:e.... , A ' ,X ,. -. Q, A-K , 51-:X - -' I. ' 'R -Y -X ' ' Y ' 22 D4 . 'W . 1. 1 S- .. . '- 'mv Q1 ' ri .- .wfif V 1 y, if-v Q-, I K. il ' ,Pr , J IQ: -i:1,g'- ,wil ' ' -'R Q- FL 'l Q ' semfefifsssgis .- isirlrlrf 'lg' ' si' r xseigzfg, -. 1 5 gms- ,, fi 'fe .gf-Nl. . Ss 1 . U ,.- ,HN g,-- l 1 fu .,f ,1-.5 -if 1 . . f W-2414! Wiz l l fm-:Ml HMA . 4 ' 'X 'L V4 Q , l::'5Q, 1 . N. 15' ' f' M , we 1 . . X I . . 1 , . s D V? ' L 'Y Fi V V' Z' an FT! i . -lf . Sl - 4 ',Ii:' Q. -- 11:5 . .-: -A, ,.le5'a' Y T ' , Fi 135:11 I . ' -iifff' Ii' ,ea -. f fv -rw. W gl. ,. : gl, .A 5 , il - .4 QQ !- ., .5 ,W W X ,gf r I'1, X M i ff ,SX -X VWQ E. K: X , -1- L. .,. .l YA ,li wr- r ' ff 'WF ii r. 71, :-, , l' 'lily -1 . . 'wgfwi i A , ' 01- ' '- 'Q 1 'Ea , 1 -Q .gg 1 I' ' 5 5 f ' gm, H, S ,-ar -xi ,- ,-,,4-gs. rv R K K - 5. fs. . 'K 'i .- J. 3 X Q, , .. ,ry . Michael MacHardy Jane Mallery Richard Marini William Marfin Scott McCann Christine McClure Grace McWilliams Wayne Meserve Cynfhia Milligan Janell Morey Karen Morey George Nelson Rufh Nutr Sandra Oicles Jane? Osfroski Joseph Sprunk Deborah Papagno David Perkins Deborah Perkins Wayne Pinkham Kafhleen Porfer Barbara Powers Deborah Quigley Mary Reardon Pam Reed Paul Reichert Jane Rollins Susan Saulnier Sheila Savoy Marilyn Schadler its-'wx . ..-.4 ii' .1 25 .an ' v 1 r . f.-gf. :X r - ' Q - - 2- l Q . ? 'rrp -x I 3 ,X pgs, x Ugg . X at If + 1? S .f , ,- , 52' -Q52 ' 'S i 'T g L ,f-4325 ? li- 'D .SN -' ff , W if ...ff ' ' --- 5- . Q. .L . . J V L H x 5:-.Q K 4 'x ' ' 495- :Q- Fredericlc Senn Sltirley Singleton Linda Smith Scott Snow George Sproule Cynthia Stone Mike Swartz Lyle Sweeney Mark Switt Bruce Toppy Richard Tower Jonathan Vaslet Ronald Vernallia Steven Walsh Paulette Wile Susan Wilson Diane Whitmarsh Bruce Williams Donna Wohlen Nancy Young x X' N, 4 'S- - .ary ' if L ,J ...ff . S-.. .1 -'mlm 1 uf-.3 ai 1 4 H1-nv... an, X, 'in-i MT M N f x 'N-. K' 'X ACTIVITIES and things to do uv .,. .Q 3- 1' . 3'-.-x . - 0? v ' A 'I is ..,. FIN v -' . . 2, :pq -xi I-.Emi -.tffix q , ,-: '- - 'Q Q, A? 'If ' e , 'f,N:55i'5-1 9 Z.. M-tl? rg-4 I'4'f fq ' -1 ?' sf f sf .a ,' 90. :7 '-':':fF,.f.'A!l'-F' A ,H ,,4'f'g,,5Al Zxy ussfbi ti-153 3,1 6' . .F -' '- v.gf-fygfif' ..Jjg.f ., 'f 1-:wx 4, '.2yfe','-' F ' +x :M -4 A Q '. .ff H 4 X N QR A 'f1 '.'Q - f --'H -, x! ,HM f .. . V, -.. . . -. , Q ,fm -.Ns . ' 4'F ,wf-.53 'i'w?'. ,fg ,--. . f - + ga .. 4. 1 ,fl 54--: , , ., --fp ' . ' 2 yr, ,frg r ,,, . hu 2 N - 2 k :- Q 1 f Y.-Q. , ,,,. plana - ,. ,Nl Q , o-e -. 4 i., J-- 1 I 1 ' X 1 w 1 .H ' v 1 1 -Q-wr ...-z..,,,,,, . I 1 fu -Q , - ' 4 ,::,..-1. F' ' . 'L . ig T an From 0W ' R- Dem'-9F51 B- Zdvdl, E- GUUHHO, Edward Meaney-Advisor, E. McClare, D. Holman, K. Jones, L. Chuilli, S. Ridder, S. Singleton, J. D. Rugg, P. Bates, J. Hanson, P. Furia, J. Brown, C. Perrault, M. DiPietro. Back row - Mr. McClare, N. Perkins, N. Morton. STUDENT COUNCIL Perhaps the Council deserves more respect from the students at EBHS than it receives, for no other group does so much to help the student. This elected body not only strives to better student-teacher relations but to represent the student in all phases of school life. Thouqh too few of us realize it, the Student Council is suc- ceeding. ATIO AL H0 UR SOCIETY fi' Standing - A. Fiorini, W. Hamilton, Burke, D. Holman. Right Table, left P. Bates. Left Table, left to right: to right: D. Demers, N. Howland, B. M. Ring, J. Dunlevy, J. Duarte, D, Zaval, S. Levangie, C. Duarte, R. Wilson, P. Shepard, E. Curley, K. Corthell, .l. Hubbard, N. Foley. Scholarship, leadership, service - these are the qualifications ofa National Honor Society member. They are the basis of the club itself. In former years, the N.H.S. was a little-known club, used only as a good reference on school records. Changes have been taking place. This year's National Honor Society has truly become an active club, proud of its motto, and willing to live up to it. Nur x- Front row: J. Persson, P. Sullivan, R. Poskus, Eklund, S. Roan, C. Crocker, Back row: L. N. Howland, E. Curley, R. Hartman, J. Brown, Weore, N. Goldman, L. Lundgren, N. Perkins, B. Zaval, Middle row: N. Perkins, D. Walsh, K. V. Lang, R. Brown, A. duCille, C. Fairburn, Orcutt, V. Dondero, M. Horsley, M. Guarino, P. D. Holman. UNIUR CLA 551514 L LEAG E Latin - a dead language? Perhaps, but through the J.C.L., it suddenly comes alive, showering upon its members a better understanding of the civi- lizations' of ancient Greece and Rome. Under the guidance of Miss Mary Sullivan, Latin students are given an out-of-the-classroom introduction to the art, literature, and laws of old, to which our modern society is indebted. FRE CH CHORAL AND ART The goings-on of This group are expressed in it's name-French Choral and Art. The lingo spoken is French, The arf examined-French, and the songs sung fsomefimes off-keyl are once again, French. And The atmosphere is friendly, as we all know the French can be. 4.3, Front row-J. Howarth, L. Hall, K. Orcuff, D. Sanfilli, V. Dondero, J. Persson, P. Elclund. Belmore, S. Roan, C. Crocker, D. Walsh, F. Sul- Back row-J. Brown, E. Curley, D. Holman, L. livan, L. Kashgagian. Second row-J. Hogue, M. Anderson, L. Lundgren, R. Alexander, M. Bel- Guarino. R. Hardman, M. Horsley, L. Weare, L. anger, A. duCille, N. Sproul, N. Goldman, N. Howland. In the Future Nurses Club a dual purpose is filled. The club gives girls who have an interest in a medical career a chance to see what may lie in store for them. For girls who have no idea of their future plans, it pro- vides information about one of the most rewarding careers possible. Through field trips, speakers, and service proiects, nursing becomes more an attainable goal. The club awards a scholarship each year and through the efforts of the members and Mrs. Hartman, the advisor, money is raised for this worthwhile proiect. The Nurses Club is surely an important and appreciated part of school activities. PUT RE URSES CLLB Front row-K. Clish, M. Wedge, W. Pease, T. Rogers, R. Thompson, K. Brock, K. Morey, P. Morey. Second row-P. Bates, J. Hague, J. Perrson, K. McGrail, K. Twomey, J. Nadolny, M. Mitchell, P. Eklund. Third row-R. Zentz, D. Holman, E. Adams, D. Maille, L. l Zentz, N. Sproul, D. Rugg, K. Chuilli. Fourth row- 5. Petronelli, C. Milligan, C. Nickerson, J. Morey K. McCarthy, J. Thomas, C. Crocker, L. Lundgren Back row-J. McClare, N. Foley, K. Cloudman, L Hewins, T. McCabe, D. Brock, K. Carey. 4 SSISTA T5 LIBRARY Front row-C. McClare, E. Armer, S. D. Walsh. Back row-N. Goldman, L Roan, M. Guarino, N. Howland, E. Cur- Corthell, L. Lundgren, A. duCille, M ley, R. Corthell, V. Dondero, A. Wilcox, Mallon, K. Morey, M.'Horsley, R. Hard man. The old warning, Never volunteer for anything seems to be completely ignored by the library and cafe- teria assistants who gladly give of their time to perform their duties. These are young men and women of princi- ple for they have learned to disregard even their best friends' pleas for special attention. CAFETERIA A5515 TA TS Lett to Right-F. Orcutt, W. Pyatt, C. Kruese, R. Benoit, K. Rollins. EDITORIAL STAFF Although our new school newspaper may not be the E, working on the Norseman gives the students an opportunity to familiarize himself with the world of iournalism. Getting the news, writing it up, and meeting deadlines serve to develop a sense of responsibility as well as technical knowledge. He enioys his iob as much as the student body enioys the results. ORSEMA t 'Ji Miss Elaine VanZandt, Advisor STAFF: Front row-C. Veilleux, J. Dunlevy, J. Hubbard, K. Clish, M. Mayer, T. Rogers, K. Whiteman, T. Yakavonis, R. Zentz, J. Persson. Middle row-P. Poole, L. Anderson, R. Legano- witz, V. Dondero, P. Eklund, A. Saccocia, J. Brown, J. Hogue, M. Guarino, C. Perrault, B. Clark. Back row-A. Fiorini, D. Meyerowitz, T. Morey, S. Querimpel, P. Morey, D. Rugg, A. duCille, J. Nadolny, R. Alexander, J. Conlon, J. Farrell, N. Morton. :fi 5 I g ,lf If L l' . X X l e 1 The critical audience sits defiantly watch- ing. . .waiting. It sees the chorus slowly mount the risers. It sees the stumbles, the adiusting, and the eyes - hundreds ot eyes - some laugh- ing, some almost crying, but all fixed on the man with the baton. Up goes the stick-mouths open-then down. . .from this point on the aud- ience sees nothing, it only listens and hears and admits that music is truly the speech of angels. Mr. Schuller and company have done it again! CHORUS 4 L '. 5:-E K -1 ' .1 1? to -,.-1 x X ., BAND Q MAj0R.1-ETTES .. J' ' ,A ' zz. , '34-k,- x , . , Left To right - N. Hull, M. Reardon, L. Moyer, M. Philbrick-Copfoin, D. Moille, L. Damon, P. Reed. As outsiders, we never see the tears and tantrums that go into building a band such as ours. We only see the finished product, a har- monious conglomeration ot clarinets, drums, and saxaphones, always beautifully comple- mented by the maiorettes. But we do realize that it takes a great deal of practice to give a performance. This realization intensifies our appreciation for hard-working band members, maiorettes, and their patient director, Mr. John Schuller. f .iz yi SPORTS ami then, wcioffiomly Vikings aw, 'f'7':'. !,:',',,. ,. J' f av. Sf .. . 5-. :lj X , ,. 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I , ' ',, ' , v' , '.. -4 1 , V 1 . ,, V4-A. ,I , , Q ws , I -: f, .5. X . ., -:, , A: 5, , 'T-'ye' . . , aiu-W ri. I K 3.1 4 ,fu u ,qfff . .JK , I, ., . flgif :H f': wyu H, ,..3',, af 14 CHEERLEADERS ' 'Y Top to bottont - E. Cruz, J. Robichaud, J Duarte fsub.D, C. Duarte, A. Demers, C Perrault, J. Brown, K.- Farrell, Co-captain Not able to be present - N. Sparling, Co captain. Rn-., is Skt .1 we-' .ff . ,,1gS.3' ' 17544 5. :kca-F W N90 T. . .E. . .A. . .M. . .Yeah Team!! We dedicate this cheer to our cheerleaders for they, too, are quite a team. Under the watchful eyes ot Mrs. Gallo, these are a continual source of inspiration to the boys on the field as well as the spectators. Few other groups equal them in energy, and none in spirit. rs f' f-rad., , . V Q 1 4 J 1 Q 4 . ., , ,' ,. - 'fire' lillll - I E' :ara - rule- -4 i ' llllll ' 5 9 .f 29 IT V Y' ffj f x - pjelyf ' V' .X ii gt- il' L 475 ,f 2 'gli idling 'N 5 Qi G' iii' if L 1 v EJ 6 ., be 7 Jeb 91 I .b...J 3' 'T' S-1 A tub Front row - R. Meaney, D. Turowski, C. Lee, K. Copeland, D. Chausse, R. Cobbett, S. Mello, G. Stetson S. Resnick. Middle row - D. Mon- deau, K. lsrabetti, W. Harden, R. Shepard, N. Perkins, D. Huntly, S. Hurd, S. Baggia. The football season came and went but not un- noticed. Every student was aware that ERIK was here. Attenclence and morale were at the highest peak 5,53 in years. The capable guidance of the coaching staff was able to transform these ordinary students into ferocious Vikings. The most satisfying and treasured . victory came in the traditional Thanksgiving Day Game. Surely this was a perfect end to a wonderful season. A new spirit has hit E.B.H.S. Whether this spirit was due to, or the cause of our winning football team is debatable. But hopefully this spirit is not a one time thing, and is here to stay. L. Davidson, S. Moskus. Back row - Coach Collins, D. Kennerson, S. Queripel, R. Sweeney, D. Wood, E. Pittsley, G. Alden, T. Goode, E. Holyoke, J. Kingston, W. Coots, Coach Urban. ,4- E X. Ai gl t V Y Q M.: -4' is S .Vw N 1 .I vm if N .P -NO Y 4 . s 6. bv:- FOOTBALL ' , A ..L,A I 'UH Ev, SCORES HULL MARSH FIELD NORWELL DUXBURY HANOVER COHASSETT HOLBROOK APPONEQUET W.B'WATER '- S ...Jn ,. , - I - Q- 4 Q . vm ,wc -sv' 4 .. ..--..3-- . , ., . 2 ,Q QI... , A -- .7-.-A K 4 fu f. . A ' it i -. --x ' dlp.. ,. -Y - 'V ravz. 'fl- , Q Af- , jg, - . '-viva ' hr J'4? ll , .:. , , -an 1- 'T' ' ' +L g '-FE-g'r'Z, '- ' A: Q-1 ' N- f ix. ' .',A?. -H, A ' -,T..-.-- ' .2-Lf .lvl .- 142- Q'- ' - ' 'ff' 1 nn- D Q ' ' N z :Agape f-452: LQ. 1' gg -A - -EL -' ., -5 ,. - A - - '-5 L -at-' ,-' -- - ,',,:Q -J ., ,L - i 4, ,. ::..-.-'-1'-'- . 13 - ' , - ', 1 -,-., ...C - ' '--f1'.:m: +-- A ff- v A , -, ea ,Q ..'.'Zf.-1-X. ' ' -r Q 4... '-. 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Thompson, D. Papagno. lnvigorating gusts of wind, crackling, crisp, color- ful autumn leaves, a stretch of field, and bright blue and gold uniforms and the field hockey game is underway. Those who play this game maintain a high degree of spirit and enthusiasm throughout the season, whether they win or lose. Despite the lack of spectators, field hockey remains the roughest and most challenging of the girls' sports. J PV if CROSS COUNTRY Front row - J. Swanson, G. Kingston, R. G, Woodard, M, Ring, D. Parsons, Brown, J. Craig, J. Bergeron, D. Lovering, son, J. Walsh, C. Mott, Coach S. Levongie. Bock row - G. Deffhrisfopher, Meoney. M. John- Edward -A .v-'TQ'g, -. vvifa 'fwehdrnr X 6 yes The satisfaction of winning a meet more than compensates for those miser- able days of tired, stiff muscles. With a drive to win, these boys spurred them- selves on to victory and once again came up with a successful season - winning six out of the nine meets they partici- pated in. Those tew final seconds prove to be as invaluable to the runners as they are to the spirit of '67. 'NSY' . I, 'lv 1 .rf if ' H wa Sw.. ,W BOYS' BASKETBALL 532 xg. I X .1 J .. E Q s ' ,. Qg:i,,7 -, . I , . , 9. N l ig ,, J F.. . I X - ,t , . .1 1 5 , ' 5 I -'P Q im F553 1: .. . . l ' . l i 'rf' . clrpx 52' U ' 1' , 'z 556' Siiifi-Q5 1 'lr . 1. 5-1 l Y-:E via l , . . -- -1 N: ' ' -. 'L . Q - ' ' 4 ,, 'A ,. 4: 2:4 X if. idling' W if ' ' ,M ,fem 6'-. -1 , Front row - D. Williams, C. Roan, J. Moxley-Captain, W. Hamilton, S. Queripel. Second row - W. Harden, M. Ring, D. Wood, M. Forni, G. Alden. Back row - Mr. Joseph Morey-Coach, S. Levangie, M. Mason, D. Meyerowitz, D. Muinse G. Sfefson, P. Mola. avian' P . i A f fa., Mr f' ' c Y B .If ' ., ' f 32: 'Xi f 1 D mrs ill' -F, Ti it i' . - , '- ll R , '-.4 E s. f QQQMQ gc , . g ff ,Z v-fx' The season was not all wins, yet the team was undefeatedp undefeated in resource. As tempers and pressure swelled in the gym among the spectators, the players lcept their sure pace. Disappointment was lcnown, but so was victory ' and when it came, it was well deserved. 1 1' ax ' R, 1 eff!! KN l Y. . , f .-.. 'V , , , fszs, X' I '- 'm . p af, ' . . QQ, as 3 .d, 1 it Q sy I 45, ! I K 5 5 -of -1-v QV'f Rx 'Y'- . -r P ' I f 4 ul' A6- Mm .5 - .- -if A :Y--I E,-X-V -:Q V N, 435555-W 25 xl-23 :aka Elf 9,2 V 4 UW' . ,114 ' 1 ,R Q' -no Q f- I ' 2 . kgs NV .ul - fc. +'-+ Q . -ww-L4 wr if E L V LA4A k -Q wax 2 ,L . , AS.. 5 N GIRLT BASKETBALL Front row - M. Mayer, C. May, L. Moyer, M. Lovering, J. Back row - C. Jackson, J. Trochsler, K. Figgins, J. LGR wi 4.4, ' RS -s-Q-:sn-sq 'fi The girls' games may have lacked spectators, but that was all. Through the efforts of its players, the team continued to prove that girls' games are as exciting and surprising as any of the boys'. Spirit and drive were evident in every movement. Defeat caused only an added spurt to their energies. 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Wishing You Every Success The Foxhoro Company joins with other leading industries of your town in wishing you happiness and success in your chosen career. i spmuusrs in Process and Energy Control PAUL M. MORRIS REAL ESTATE ig 1 , 3 gr- ,e . , , 7 Residential - Commercial - Complete Listings ' 'E f 'al' N I 'I Telephone 378-3361 ,, -- elsif, A 4 'Z '35 H8 North Bedford Street - East Bridgewater, Mass. L o Q Z' N'-'b A I ulil -' 'P ' If ,sign i- ' -I-5 - 1 T t , F 17 Compliments of BRDCKTON TAUNTUN GAS Charm Beauty Salon Mildred Dewhurst Rintamaki iownerl L U D DY,S N EWS All Phases of Beauty Culture Newspapers, Cards, --Q ' 47 Central Square Pocketbooks and Tobaccos , , Bridgewater -3 697-2349 Evening appointments Tel. 293-3500 AAA - ALA DAVE'S GARAGE Gen eral Automotive Repair Plymouth ST.- Route 106 Halifax, Mass. Compiiments of HEWINS' GARAGE A 9 Best Buys in Used Cars OFWHITMAN Junction of Rte.'s i04 81 106 EV6fyfhil1g in Fdbfitsn JCL Ries. 'I4 and i8 WHITMAN Bridgewater, Mass. HV ff' Xf' l X I I W M. CLIFTON EDSON 8: SON, INC. Insurance For Every Need II Central Street East Bridgewater, Mas s. Phone: 378-3156 HELEN'S SNACK BAR 23 Central Street East Bridgewater PIZZA -- SUBS -- CLAMS BREAKFAST -- LUNCH -- DINNER JOHNSON'S Television and Radio Sales and Service IO8 Willow Avenue East Bridgewater, Mass. MILLETT FARMS Quality Dairy Products tor over IOO years Old Fashioned Ice Cream Washington Street - Route I4 Whitman, Mass. Compliments ot ATHERTON FURNITURE C0- 41 Centre Street - Brockton, Mass Tel. 587-0393 LaBREQUE'S OIL SERVICE 238 West Pond Street East Bridgewater Tel. 378-2573 KING'S SUPER MARKET Plymouth Street Route IO6 Halifax, Mass. Compliments ot MALASPINO FOUNDATION FORMS, INC. Tel. 378-5924 Compliments ot 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 I32 Broad Street Bridgewater, Mass. DAVID and RICHARD Compliments ot SOLARI SAND 81 GRAVEL 606 Central Street East Bridgewater Compliments of CO. RICHARD E. BACHMAN Compliments ot JACK STENGEL REAL ESTATE 12 Whitman Street East Bridgewater, Mass. 378-3002 ROCKWELL SERVICE STATION 81 GARAGE 41 Sr 43 Central Street DRalce 8-8I78 Station DRaIce 8-8179 Garage Complete Repair Service Best Wishes to the Graduating Class WITH BEST WISHES WOODARD 84 WRIGHT LAST CO. 24 West Union Street EAST BRIDG EWATE R, MASSACHUSETTS X7 A-v YU' rw. I T - 5 , X I All Lf lf-S: v. ,,- rx, 'Y lj ii A ,KAN Q- 'x ski BROCKTON OIL HEAT, INC. 27 Legion Parkway Brockton, Massachusetts 587-0323 HAROLD E. BENT NURSERY YOUR BOATING PLEASURE IS OUR BUSINESS THOMSON MARINE EVERGREEN TREES 8. SHRUBS AII Specimen Stock PLANTING 81 TRIMMING Plymouth Sffeef, R.F.D. East Bridgewater I49 Grove Street, East Bridgewater 378-2621 Compliments of CARVER COTTON GIN THE LELAND FARM Eggs and Milk QuaIity Products Since 'I897 1 7 ALLIS CHALMERS Area Codet SALES-SERVICE 378-22 OAPEWAY EQUIPMENT CO. 4I3 HIGHLAND ST. - OFF RT. I8 EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. AL USOWICZ REPAIRS I ALL MAK JOPPA SERVICE STATION Russ Murphy, Prop. ELMWOOD, MASS. RAY'S INCORPORATED Corsages Fiowers Piants 'I'eIepI1one 697-2481 I968 Piymouth Street East Bridgewater TID 'r Compliments of -9 if . PAUL WOLFE MOTOR SALES Compliments of THE DEED DUSTY Coll ROGER 378-3529 ERIC 587-8879 DANNY Compliments ot THE SPINNING WHEEL WI'1itman, Massachusetts Compliments of CI'IRIS'S BARBER SHOP 6 West Union Street East Bridgewater A. DUBE WI1oIesaIe - Retail Geranium Specialist - Potted Plants Box Plants 378 -2364 968 Central S Compliments of CHURCHILL SUPPLY COIVIPANY, INC. Brockton, Massachusetts Compliments of A. OTIS LINTON Variety Store Washington St. East Bridgewater JOUBERT'S INC. YOUR STORE FOR FAMOUS BRANDS' SHOES and MEN'S CLOTHING 447 -2301 WHITMAN, MASS. 596 WASHINGTON STREET I STON Cutting Die Company . CUTTING DIES ALDEN QE. HANSON 50 FREEPORT STREET BOSTON, MASS.O2I22Q6I7-288-9400 .4 --4 +L- 51,-, ,N Y I W T ',..l 'K 1-.. THE HUBART MANUFACTURING COMPANY Computing 8: Heavy Capacity Scales, Food, Kitchen, Bakery Machines, Wrapping Machines Sales and Service Maxwell J Pearson Agent 979 Plymouth Street, East 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 ROLLINS and JONES REALTY INC. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE REALTORS Compliments of RENO ELECTRIC COMPANY East Bridgewater Telephone 583-3309 CAPEWAY MOTORS Imperial - Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Where You Buy With Confidence Route I8 Whitman 447-4414 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of '61 FROM. . . 5 West Union Street in 1 1 4 W t ' 3 me - 5- i A.: 'ig t Q ze- X if ii X - ' .' A A l , Q A 4 N fl 1 ': l rj .Ii l A?9fJL5 5 , 1? Where you get the A , 11' i Finest Quality Meats ' A sold anywhere. . . I Plus GOLD BOND STAMPS Compliments of TOWNE CLEANERS Bring in AM Wear in PM BERJ'S Men's Apparel Tel. 378 -2641 East Bridgewater Compliments of CENTRAL SCHOOL FACULTY BROCKTON EDISON COMPANY Electric Service Since 1883 1 l l V f 'f-CS' I . . , Rm-3, . if . ' ,S . -as ai' Y I . .ik , ,- ,P i 'N M I -Biff F' ' G' 1 B -.41 A Yr QQ x I fe A S 45 Q S R ig :ef I F -'Vi , . wi Ks' A P . XR. Compliments of OUVAL'S DRUGS Whitman, Massachusetts 20 VAUGHAN 81 BENSON TV SALES 8m SERVICE SEWALL VAUGI-IAN - WARD BENSON Phone Gibson 7-278i Church St. Whitman, Mass BEST WISHES EAST BRIDGEWATER BOOSTERS CLUB -.,-J ' 'L-.1 STETSON MARKET GERALD A. STETSON, Prop. Groceri es-Mears-Vegetables Fruits DORR'S PRINT SHOP and STATIONERY SHOP Tel. 697-2433 BRI DGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS I4 Centrai St., E. Bridgewater Compiiments of ALLOY CASTINGS East Bridgewater, Mass. SWANSON-WALLIN ZENITH RCA GE Radios and Televisions Home AppIiances SALES AND SERVICE Teiephone 378-2431 49 Bedford St., E, Bridgewater ENOS INSURANCE AGENCY CORP. Best Wishes For Every Future Success Compliments of DI-IVE'S SPEEDWASH and DEWHURST LUMBER CO., INC. 2l5 Bedford St., E. Bridgewater Paint - Hardware Tools - Tile Custom Kitchen Cabinets Lumber - Doors - Windows - Plywood Point - Hardware - Tools - Tile Custom Kitchen Cabinets Plumbing and Electrical Fixtures SUNNYLINE BUILDERS SUPPLY Quality and Service at Reasonable Prices Sidney Goldman, Prop. 55l Bedford St., E. Bridgewater, Mass PLYMOUTH-HOME NATIONAL BANK EAST BRIDGEINATER OFFICE Open Friday Personal Loans Nights Auto Loans Checking Accounts Compliments ot -.IUPPA GRILL Roy E. Mitchell, Prop. Film' wi U 1 liz-X 1. 1. EAST BRIDGEWATER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Finest Service Anywhere You know you save. . . You know they're sate with OIL HEAT MCCORDICK'S OIL SERVICE, INC. Heating Oils ..... Heating Equipment Henry McCordick, Present EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS 02333 Tel. 378-2555 l Il l 4 - .46 Best Wi shes Compliments of ROLAND A. VEILLEUX DR. PAUL SOWSY Real ESTGTS Insurance - - MCLAUGHLIN CHEVROLET, INC. 9I South Avenue Whitman, Mass. Soles Service The OLD YANKEE STORE PUTNAM STEELE LABORATORY from The Hughes Family 156 Whitman Street East Bri dgewater, Mass. RICHARIVS CORNER MARKET 378-2001 4 Plain St. West Bridgewater BEAVER NURSERY, INC. 29 Belmont St. Fast Bridgewater - Tel. 583-4602 AL RICHARDS BRUCE RICHARDS Compliments of Compliments of ARIVIANU ORTENZI SALLY SHOP Custom Built Homes 154 Pleasant Street Washington Sheet East Bridgewater, Mass. Whitman Tel. DR 3-2250 Wholesalers and Distributers of Heavy Western Meats, Poultry, Frozen Foods, Provisions Serving - Schools, Stores, Institutions Home Freezers OAKDALE PACKING CO., INC. E. Bridgewater, Mass. 587-0035 378 Pleasant St. MARY CROIVIPTONIS ERNIE'S APPLIANCE CO. Sales 81 Service Distinctive Gifts Accessories Television - Stoves Refrigerators - Washers 680 Plymouth Street Route IO6 East Bridgewater, Mass. 12 Brood Sf- Tel, 378-2072 Frnest J. Saccocla Bridgewater THOMPSON FLORISTS and GARDEN CENTER Compliments of 4,2-426 Mn Street TOM'S senvlcs STATION Broclcton, Mass. 02402 Plain St., W. Bridgewater FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS BA ' GRIFFIN BUICK-PONTIAC CO., INC. TTI S GARAGE General Auto Repairing 8. Lubrication Complete Modern Tune-up Equipment 134 ' 1 1 . . . Mom Sree TIYSS BGTTGTIQS ACCBSSOYISS Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. 378-2I7I Tel, 597-6757 26 N. Central Sr. Opposite Post Office w..qv nj ' Q ' , I - IS I 1.1 f 5 -.1iS.'1'V1' ig: 1' . - 1 I ' A .1 A -, Q ., 1, -J ' .. - 1 4 l ' nay- I - lr ' rg- .1 lui.-I + 1 ue' 1 X. 1. r .1 ffm- ' , if 9' V l 'tt , fig, , . ,B . A? ff.-. it ' li ll V .Q 7 Ds 1 L5 I' l .. 6 'Lg' T :I Q - '. Q I V I M- 755 ' rv 1 -mf, 4 355 9 s o'9x' 0.1 'rl 0.x so -,Q 2 5 E x . li Compliments of DOCTOR DONALD BANNERMAN Compliments of PEPPE'S BARBER SHOP TOWNE PHARMACY Sidney I. Berenson, Inc. Ph. G., Reg. Plwar. 17 Central Street East Bridgewater, Mass. Telephone 378--20l l THOMAS CHEVROLET INC. Route 28 - 300 Bedford Street Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. 697-6835 Compliments of EASTERN STATES STEEL CORP. GEO. H. BERGER, Pres--Tre-us 36 Cook Street East Bridgewater, Mass. SOUTH SHORE MOTORS Selected Used Automobiles Bought and Exchanged 68 Old Bedford Road - Rte. i8 East Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of TRUCCHI'S DISCOUNT WEST BRIDGEWATER Compliments of KIWANIS CLUB OF EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS., INC. CompIiments ot I ' if fit ' .S+-mug WILLIAM C. DUNLEVY CO. Tel. 378-3131 Whirlpool RIDDEFVS MAlD FARM CLYDE MESEHVE ICE CREAM WHITMAN - HANOVER II20 Main Street - CompeIIo Registered MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WHITMAN 570 Wos PEACEFUL MEADOWS Electri coI Contractor Heat - Light - Power InstoIIotion I26 PIeosont Street, East Bridgewater TAFT'S JEWELERS WATCH MAK ERS DIAMOND SETTERS .IeweIers ond Certified Gemologist American Gem Society Tel. 586-2269 Compliments ot hington Street - Whitman Center Hanson Shoping Center 91 Bed ford Street .Mn ., , ' rs' - , , ,, - . . . . .-.vm .X A U 'EE sf ' llfi X... S. x. V 'F' S' C , -fin, A ,J -Q N W , , 5,85 ,,-., . Q in iw? gU .i-.7 .f ITQH Q., ,J . WHITMAN ?5m,.,,f5ff-i L it TeI. 447-238I 591 ,JJ 55' -1 T X F IYL- .A ' IEA I Ik I MARKEYIS CompIiments of Tuxedoes and FormaI Wear FOUR SEASONS GIFT SHOP for QII occasions 192 Main Street 99 Whitman Street Brockton MOSS East Bridgewater , . BEST WISHES FROM THE MAKERS OF SIMPSON SPRING BEVERAGES FAMOUS FOR QUALITY, PURITY AND DELICIOUS FLAVOR SINCE I878 EAST smooEwATEn Comphmenfs of HARDWARE COMPANY POWEITS GAS STATION 8 West Union Street East Bridgewater Massachusetts CONGRATULATIONS GLASS OF '61 Custom Woodcraft Carpenter by SHIIIPSOII Contractor 828 Crescent Street Tel. Dr 8-2806 YOU'RE MISSING ALL CongratuIations E 5 THE FUN Class of 1961 . .it you cIon't own a Sport Cor GLOBE morons QQ? Mr. 81 Mrs. Sal Napolnan 500 Bedford Street, East Bridgewater 378 GENERAL tm: Top Quality For 50 Years BRIIIIGEWATEIII SUPER TIRE, INC. 67 Central Sq. Bridgewater, Mass. Phone 697-6732 - 697-4511 PERKIN'S GREENHOUSES Flowers 8. Plants For All Occasions Phone 378-2101 GRABAU 81 JACKSON PLUMBING 81 HEATING Co., Inc. Master Plumbers Licenses 117056, 117100 New Constructions RemodeIing - Repairs -2505 586 -3845 ELMER MCCARTHY 8: CO. Real Estate and Insurance 37 Central Street E. Bridgewater, Mass. BLANCH E MCCARTHY ELMER MCCARTHY Tel. 378-2930 Compliments of PRINCESS HAIR STYLING STUDIO 29 Central St. East Bridgewater T RI' ,I Y ART'S AUTO BODY Auto Painting Body and Fender Work ARTHUR VALLI ERE, Prop. 298 Central St. E. Bridgewater, Mass. Q Formerly A. R. Parker Company F5153 Lunches Dinners CPCISTUIIS Visit THE HUT for ice cream 8- sandwiches BABBITT'S MELVIN JEWELERS GULF SERVICE 6 West Union Street East Bridgewater, Mass. I A 1 Compliments of COMMERCIAL CLUB OF EAST BRIDGEWATER, INC. J 81 A RESTAURANT -iz x . 1 gf . . Q, 1 Dining A,-eq Catering Service -I 'S X: ' I75 North Bedford Street East Bridgewater, Massachusetts Ki Qu' Tel. 378-8180 in 1 H 50' SI 1 C0mpIiments of Compliments of 54 mv Q EDGAR'S FLAGG'S stone and ELMWOOO POST OFFICE Down town Brockton LUCINI MOTOR SALES, INC. sALEs SERVICE - N South Main Street - West Bridgewater Tel. 583-5500 Best of Luck ROSEN FURNITURE CO., INC. South Shore's Largest Colonial Store 360 South Avenue Whitman, Mass. Compliments ot EDIVIUNU W. NUTTER Compliments of BROCKTON ICE 81 COAL COMPANY THOMAS F. LYNCH Earth Moving Whitman, Mass. Compliments of ROCHEFORD CONSTRUCTION CO. 227 West Central Street Natick, Mass. MR. 8: MRS. E. M. PHILBRICK INILCOX POULTRY FARM CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67 A FRIEND Compliments of DR. and MRS. JOSEPH DBFEO 'Sian' . 1 EZ.. I-Svc -i z- X X AMERICAN LEGION POST 91 FRED BATES MORSE IN MEMORIAM T0 PAST COMRADES Carl A. Sturtevant Edward A. Walker Myron H. Hayden Alben S accoc ia Thomas E. O'Brien PA TRO Mr. 8. Mrs. Michael J. Ahearn Mr. 8. Mrs. Ernest Allen Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry Allen Mr. 8. Mrs. Bradford Alexander Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Alexander Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Alexander A.R.A.B.S. Mr. 8. Mrs Arthur Baggia Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold Barnes Mr. 8. Mrs Richard Bartlett Mr. 8. Mrs Norman Beach Mr. 8. Mrs Harry B. Belcher Mr. 8. Mrs Francis Belmore Mr. 8. Mrs Marrold Bent Mr. 8. Mrs John A. Boni Mrs. Mary Boni Mr. 8. Mrs. Burton Bouldry Mr. 8. Mrs. Chester Bouldry Marti Bouldry Mr. 8. Mrs. Lloyd Boyden Mr. 8. Mrs. Wallace Brotherton Mr. John Carey Mr. 8. Mrs. Gus Carville 5' Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Chuilli n Miss Emily Cleversy Mr. 8. Mrs. James Coffey Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Cooper Mr. 8. Mrs. John Collins Mr. 8. Mrs. William Copeland Mr. Everald E. Cote Mr. 8. Mrs. Ralph Davidson Mr. Thomas Demers, Jr. Michael DiGiano Dona and Dave Donna and Ronnie Mr. 8. Mrs. Adrian duCille Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Duprey Mariorie L. Eaton The Eldredge Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Anthony Ferrante Mr. 8. Mrs. Albert Fiorini Mr. Nicholas Fiorini Mrs. Sarah Fiorini Mr. 8. Mrs. Clinton Fisher Mr. 8. Mrs. George Fountain A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Fuller and Family Mrs. Sabina Gennaco Mr. 81 Mrs. Elwood Gibson Mr. 8. Mrs. E. Robert Gilbert Mr. James Goodwin A 66 Graduate Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Jeff and Lin John Grant Alden E. Hanson Robert Healy Robert M. Holbrook Harrold F. Houston Alan Howland Eliott C. Huntley John and Janice Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Kerrigan Mr. Donald Ketcham John and Ida Kingston Mrs. William H. Kingston Mr. Si Mrs. Albert Kiellerstedt Mr. 8. Mrs. Wilrose LaBelle Mr. 8. Mrs. Gary W. Langton Mr. 8. Mrs Frank LaRosa, Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank LaRosa, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs Allen M. Lee Cindy Levangie Mr. 8. Mrs. James Levangie, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Melvin F. Levangie Willis Levangie C. R. Lindquist Earl Lovering Julian E. Lucini Miss Shirlee Lucini Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Malloy Mary Ann and Bruce Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Matondi Mr. 8. Mrs. Angelo Mattie Maureen and Pat Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward Mayer Mr. 8. Mrs. George McClure Misty and Hon Mrs. Marjorie Mondeau 8. Timmy Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Mola Nikki Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward W. Nutter Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Olgiati Mr. 8. Mrs. Armand Ortenzi Miss Joyce Parker Mr . 8. Mrs Mr. 8. Mrs Mr. Si Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald Perkins Vernon Perry, Sr. Albert Richards Fred Rittenberg Kendrick Rudolph Mr. 8. Mrs Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8- Mrs A Second Mr. 8. Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Solomon Mr. 8. Mrs . Russell E. Sproul Sue Sproul Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Steve and Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. 1rTexl9 Frederick D. Rugg Guy Santilli Fred M. Sherwood Sr Fred Sherwood Friend . John Schuller . Frank A. Solari Bozo Gerald Stetson Maynard Stetson Janice Albert H. Stevens Swartz Tommy and Carol Mr. 8. Mrs. George Tucker, Jr. Miss Elaine Van Zandt Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry C. Viets Wainor Albert Weir Howard West Edwin E. Whitmore Robert K. Winsor Leon B. Willis Charles Wilson Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs The Woods Mr. 8. Mrs. Wilfred Yelle Mr. 8. Mrs. Dwight Zentz Hnagimahon in yearbooks by dodge-nnnphy photographersgn route 18 Whitman 447-5542 .4 ....1.1 11,11 1111-H 1. X1-1.-111 I f .ii 1 W 1. A 'fi 1 , Jgvglflrl 1:14 'f '-'1 ' .'.14' , 1 ' 1'Xf1'f'5'-X.. 4c.112..gN,-5,1 X .. ' , , e-A I ,, ' 1 1 I . 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