Harwich High School - Soundings Yearbook (Harwich, MA)

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Cast Will and Zest ament of the Class of 1962 The graduating class of 1962 of Harwich High School, having as¬ cended from the lowly depths of freshmen to the dizzy heights of sen¬ iors and being as sane as could be expected of any senior class, do de¬ clare this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. John Bennett leaves his mechanical ability to Mark McKenney . . . Joseph Barber leaves his mother ' s Ford to John Gavin . . . Anne Peterson leaves her driving ability to Erica Higgins . . . Edna Barker leaves her mathematical ability to Jane Donnelly, an up- and-coming mathematician ... Paul Bergquist leaves his collegiate apparel to Tom Peterson . . . Marcia Nickerson leaves her good behavior to Neal Hanlon . . . Patsy Peters leaves her flirting eyes to Pam Morgan . . . Brooks Moody leaves his out-spokenness to Brian McKenney . . . Edie Eklof leaves her eye make-up to Dianne Crowell . . . Glenn Rose leaves his athletic ability to Peter Jorgenson . . . Martha Phillips leaves her sweater collection to Sally Symmes . . . Russell Small leaves his suave sophisticated qualities to Richard Rose . . . Lynne Wood leaves a carton of Newports to Irene Packard . . . Tommy Smith leaves his diabolical actions to Tommy Barker . . . Betty Welt leaves her artistic ability to Tony Hancock . . . Carolyn Cashen leaves her dexterity to tamper, unnoticed, with class funds to Janice Votapka. Diane Chase leaves her white moccasins to anyone that can keep them clean . . . Martha Crowell leaves her cheerfulness to Janet Swanson . . . Fran D’Elia leaves her sawed-off machine gun to anyone who feels he ' s had enough . . . Sandra Freeman leaves her excess energy to Susie Patch . . . Pat Long leaves her smoke hole position to Laurie Grindell . . . Alice Duffy leaves rubber in the parking lot . . . Pat Eldredge leaves her wild laugh to Mrs. Farham . . . Susan Melbye leaves her ability to collect male rings to Amy Baksa . . Barbara Christian leaves her metrecal cookies to Mr. Abbott . . . Shirley Gray leaves her quiet self-controlled personality to freshman Kathy Gomes . . . Judy Burbine leaves her broken-down cars to Billy Jussila . . . Pat Ford leaves her ability to give speeches to Jackie Caplice . . . Rebecca Pina leaves her life-long job at King ' s department store to an up-and-coming saleswoman, Lucy Thomson ... Jimmy Pickett leaves his baby blue eyes to Donald Perkins . . . Sharon Sebold leaves Marty Rich’s fuzzies to any up-and-coming fuzzy collector . . . The famous maid from Gaslight, Pat Viall, leaves her acting ability to Karen Nickerson . . . Last but not least, Frank Cornwell leaves his grass skirt and dark glas¬ ses to Mr. Ebbett, who does a swinging hula twist . . . Lethargically submitted, Barbara Christian Frank Cornwell.

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THIRD ROW: Mark McKenney, Robert Hall, William Jussila, Donald Perkins, Howard Cahoon, Donald Enos, John Gavin, Arthur Texeria. FOURTH ROW: Jeffrey Bussiere, Richard Stephens, William Stoltz, Peter Jorgensen, Manley Boyce, Anthony Hancock, Neal Hanlon, Richard Ward. Sophomores FIRST ROW: Rosaline Rose, Eileen Pacheco, Suzanne Winston, Phyl¬ lis Strout, Donna Wixon, Susan Welt, Lee Robinson, Pamela Mor¬ gan. SECOND ROW: Ronald Thistle, Brian McKenney, Brenda Stanford, Lupita Perez, Beverly Marion, Elaine Rose, Noel Walker, Rich¬ ard Rogers, Robert Johnson. THIRD ROW: Robert Thayer, Jay Reese, Jonathan Porter, Thomas Peterson, Francis Larkin, Norman Nunes, Ralph Piccolo, Daniel Roderick, Thomas Lovinsky. {juniors FIRST ROW: Catherine Meehan, Ellen Meehan, Catherine McGil- len, Jane Donnelly, Bonnie Bar¬ rett, Nancy Eastman, Gloria Gau¬ thier, Carolyn Caton. SECOND ROW: Barbara Trott, Adelia Dyer, Betsy Gardner, Erica Higgins, Carolyn Pena, Karen Nickerson, Laurie Dutch, Irene Packard, Janet Swanson, Diane Crowell, Gladwin Kelley.