Gardner High School - Wampanoag Yearbook (Gardner, MA)

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Arthur Emil Duverger 351 South Main Street Art is a tall, likeable fellow whom we shall all miss. He intends to work during the summer and then enlist in the Air Force. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Foreign Policy Club 3. Frank Edward Eaton 38 South Main Street Looking for Frank? Then look for his Model A Ford. This jovial young man has won many friends at G. H. S. He is thinking of joining the U. S. Coast Guard after graduation. Camera Club 4. Patricia Anne Duteau 199 Main Street Pat has been very active at G. H. S. for the past four years. Her attractive appearance and pleasant-sounding voice have helped her to be popular among her classmates. Next year she plans to attend Fitchburg State Teachers College. Argus Business Board 4, Argus Jokes Board 3, Class Volleyball 3, Clubs: Future Teachers 2, 3, 45 French 4g Foreign Policy 3. Diane D. Duxbury West Main Street, Westminster Diane is a newcomer to the class of 1959 from Pitts- field and already she has made many new friends. We all wish her the best in the future years. Transferred from Pittsfield High School, 1958, Basket- ball 3, Bowling 23 Clubs: Pep 2, 3, Student Council 3.

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Armand Joseph Doucette 32 Greenwood Street Armand has proven himself to be a hard worker. We all hope that his plans for Bentley School of Accounting and Finance will be successful. Success to you, Armand. Stamp and Coin Club 4. Martin Joseph Duplessis 68 Graham Street This quiet, conservative young man can always be found wearing a happy smile or helping out a classmate. His ambition and quiet manner are sure to be his trade- mark in whatever he does. Carol Ann Dorval 42 Main Street We all know Dorval by her jokes and laughs. She has been one of the merriest in the class of '59. Dorval is truly a likeable person and will surely do well in the teaching profession Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 33 Clubs: Drama 4, Senior Play Committee 4. Alan Robert Duplacy 21 Marquette Street Alan is a quiet boy who is very well liked at G. H. S. He is planning to attend trade school.

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Gene A. Fielding 221 Peabody Street Gene's quiet humor and pleasant smile will be definite assets in her chosen career of nursing. Next year she will enter St. Vincent's School of Nursing. Argus Picture Board 3, Music Club 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 33 Band 2, 3, 4. Paul Y. Fontaine 356 Parker Street A winning personality, good looks, and a beautiful Chevrolet are Paul's trademarks. Next year he hopes to attend Boston University. Camera Club 4. Judith E. Favreau 671 Pearl Street Judy is a very efficient, business-like, young lady. She plans to continue her work at the Gardner Trust Company. With her pleasing personality, she is sure to succeed in the business world. S, X.,-' David P. Flanagan 37 Mechanic Street Dave is one fellow we will always remember. His fine humor and Irish temper are traits which tend to single him out. Bowling ranks very high in Dave's activities. Best of luck at the University of Massachusetts. Argus Write-Up Committee 45 Clubs: Math 3, 45 Foreign Policy 33 French 2, 3, Senior Play Committeeg Chess 1.