Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

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Our wagon has been hitched to a most remarkable star, and to show our true, heartfelt appreciation for the help and cooperation you have given us, would be impossible. You began your teaching career here in 1924, and in the thirty-two years since your inauguration, you have played a vital port in the history of Sumner High. Your sphere of influence has been ond will continue to be great. Blessed with a wonderful sense of humor, which serves as background to your patience and understanding, you have guided us through these four memorable high school years, May the future find us all attempting to live up to those high standards you set for us. 3 and o o o For over six years Mr. Gilgan has been serving the Towns of Holbrook and Avon in his capacity as superintendent of schools. Since January of this year, however, due to the rapid growth in our schools, we have been privileged to have him adminis- tering to the Holbrook system alone. As supervisor and administrator of all the schools in Holbrook, he is kept constantly on the run by his many and varied duties, which include everything from the plan- ning for our new school to the scheduling of polio shots. High Carroll Gilgan is a man of vision. His intense devotion to the growth and education of Holbrook's youth and his un- tiring efforts on our behalf merit him the praise and admiration of our community. GARLAND L. NEAL-The guiding light of Sumner High. He's a hard man to convince in an argument and we'lI never forget those fiery debates in Problems. His deep interest in the pleasures and problems of Sumner makes him an able administrator and help- ful friend. His patience and quiet understanding are qualities we all admire. FRANCIS S. RODDY- Aren't there any scientists in this genera- tion? That's our own Mr. Roddy bemoaning the fact that no one seems to understand the finer things in life. Although his subiects of science, physics, chemistry, and biology confuse us, we love him for his patience, understanding, and cooperation. PETER A. BIZINKAUSKAS-His English classes are highlighted with that same enthusiasm and humor which sparked the pro- duction of our yearbook. He gave a great deal of time and sage advice to our staff, and we sincerely thank him for the blood, sweat, toil, and tears that helped to make our yearbook a success. :six W t 4704! 4 'Y x ?-umew S. Zoddq Page ff, Z' ' Scum 61444 fiduaa Q ,4d,,g40, 1 ...ue 7 i T 5.14104 Home gwzone CLARENCE E. ALLEN-With his many and varied interests he serves as ath- letic director and assistant principal as well as teacher of U.S, history and arithmetic. His wry humor keeps his classes constantly on the alert, A man of distinction, golf is his hobby. JOAN BARONEeTeaches physical education and intermediate science, coaches girls' basketball. A great lover ot all sports and camping, she is a friend to her students and a lot of fun. The senior girls thank you for the wonderful time they had on the ski trip. RlCHARD BLYTHE- Hey, come on you guys! That's our coach sparking Sumner's boys to greater victory. With Mr, Blythe came the introduction of a star track team and the strengthening of the baseball nine. Aside from his physical education closses he teaches advanced biology. ANNA M. DAMONfQueen of typing and bookkeeping, Miss Damon has the distinction of having served with our faculty the longest. With marvelous patience she conducts her classes, Nature is her special hobby and she loves birds and flowers. UBALDO P. DIBENEDETTO-An exchange teacher from Italy, he instructs Sumner's students in world history, commercial geography, Spanish, and Latin. He has on avid interest in almost everything. Photography is his main hobby, and he makes good use of it as adviser to Camera Club. zwawf eww Am wa. Daman P. we ELNA M. KNUTSON-Deals in everything from XY to isosceles triangles as she teaches math, algebra, and geometry, Teen-agers and their problems are her special interest, and what would happen to the schedules and office tiles without her? We treasure those tales of her trip abroad. WM. SHAW McCALLUM-Guidance Counselor and students' pal. His is the shoulder we cry on. To him we go with our many problems, and no matter what they are, he straightens us out with good advice and numerous pamph- lets on the subiect. Thanks for the wise guidance counselorship. KATHRYN MEGLEY-An inspiring teacher of English, her per peeves are open wardrobe doors and gum chewers. She has been a wonderful class adviser through our high school years. We'll never forget Macbeth or Miss Megley. JEANNE E. NORRIS-Director of Sumner's band. Here is the inspiration that turns a medley of squeaks and squawks into a melody. The furthering of her education, as well as swimming, sailing, and camping are her hobbies. A lover of good fun as well as good music, she has shared many enjoyable times with our band. HARDIE W. PIERCE-Teacher of commercial science, civics, and consumer education, he also coaches football and freshmen basketball. Under his encouragement, inspiration, and iust plain hard work, Sumner produced a new football team after eighteen years. We love that down Maine twang and the interest he has in each and every one of us. 2144 775. Klillfddli 70775. Siam Wkeadaon Wdluftl 70. Pence emma S. 7Zcwu2 Kathy, Yfelna 14. 206044, 1 an Vune 'ffzoonlleq VELNA A. ROBERTS-Young and attractive teacher of typing, shorthand, and law, she rules her classes with a soft voice and iron hand. We will never forget those interesting and practical discussions in law. To her we own a great deal of thanks for the assistance she gave to the Bulldog Bulletin staff. IRENE TROMBLEY-Teacher of home economics and a graduate of Simmons College, Mrs. Trombley came to Sumner this year. Hers is the responsibility of the lunchroom, as well as seeing that Sumner's girls become well versed in the art of sewing Hne seams and baking cherry pies. Wtaaw fi. Wazaldo Widen 776. Wad MARlE A. VERTULLO-The idol and inspiration of Sumner's budding artists, Teacher of advanced and freehand drawing, she is a believer in self ex- pression through art, and the startling work of her students provides many interesting conversation pieces. Photography is her hobby. HELEN M, WOOD-Latin and French teacher. Having traveled extensively abroad, she con thrill her classes with glowing tales of other lands. Through her eyes have we seen this world, through her lips we have learned to speak its language. She has been a willing friend and great inspiration to all her classes. 8 l' V? 4 'W 460 Quinn fun WILLIAM STODDARD-Mr. Stoddard has been a kind and ELSIE STEVENS-Our own Florence Nightingale-She is con- willing friend at Sumner, and it is our regret that he won't stantly on the run from school to school with Band-Aids and accompany us to the new building-Popular with all the stu- aspirin-Our health is her concern, and in her comforting and dents, he served as Sumner's custodian and traflic ofhcer as soothing manner she quickly turns our tears to sunshine. well as truant ofhcer. rw, . .wgggyg -A . ,A .:,... X -.........,.,,M, OFFICE GIRLS FIRST ROW: C. Reynolds, C. Mclnnis, M. E. Buckley. SECOND ROW: L. Parrotta, E. Stewart, P. Norton, P. Murray, N. Ferrini, B. Parrotto, M. Chase. 9 DONALD STERLING CHASE JR. Donny Terrific class president and organizer-Great on the gridiron but what a shame to hide that wavy hair in a helmet. Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 3, Gym Squad 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Cross Country 3, Basket- ball Manager 3, Class President 4, Archery 2, Science Club l, Committees, Echo 4, Driver Ed., Stu- dent Council 2, 3. ROBERT EDWARD FRIESE Bobby So good natured-We love that laugh-Mr. Touch- down-Bob makes our opponents on the footbal field look like a herd of turtles. Basketball l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Class President l, Vice-President 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball l, Second place in football-kicking contest, Driver Ed., Com- mittees. PRISCILLA MURRAY Fuss Carrot Top-Good-natured and sincere-Friend to those who have no friends, and friend to those who do-Nice redhead without a temper. Tennis 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Bulletin 3, 4, Echo 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Office Help, Class Secretary 4, Committees, Student Council 3, Shorthand Award. RONALD DINNING Ron Humorist with a slow and steady wit-Slaves away after school as a soda ierk-Wolf in sheep's clothing. Track 3, Bulldog Bulletin 3, Office Help 3, Com- mittees, Driver Ed. of 195 CLAIRE JOAN BERTOLI Joan A wonderful person who's lots of fun-Top spot re- mover at the Holbrook Cleaners-This gal goes Sunoco. Basketball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Glee Club I, Bad- minton 2, Lunchroom, Class Treasurer 3, Driver Ed., Committees. ANN MARIE BARBOUR Dix Fashion designer-Anybody need a poster?- Hey! l've got a thousand things to tell you kids. -Cute cheerleader. Tennis 2, Cheerleader l, 2, 4, Camera Club l, 2, 3, Bulldog Bulletin l, 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Student Council 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, Echo 3, 4, Assemblies, Committees, Pro Merito, Driver Ed. ROYALL W. BEMIS Roy Tall silent type-Class fag and real gone guyl-Sets the style in peg pants and long watch chains. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Tennis 2, Tourna- ment winner, Science Club, Committees, Driver Ed., Rifle Club, Junior Rotarian. KENNETH BOYER Kenny Keeps us fractured with Marlon Brando impersona- tions-Tall blond iungle bunny-Smoothie on the dance floor. Basketball 2, Tennis 2, Football 3, Student Council 3, Printing Club 2, 3, Science Club l, Driver Ed. JOHN CASSASSA Jacky A cheerful earful-Beat it, John, your drum we mean-Happy-go-lucky guy with a constant line of chatter cmd never a worry. Camera Club I, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Committees, Football 4, Pro Merito, Baseball I, 4. ELIZABETH T. DIPIERRO Betty Imported from Dorchester High this year-Digs that crazy Rock 'n Roll-Can really step it up on the dance floor. Driver Ed., Committees. ALICE LOUISE COLBURN AI A cute little chicken known to Sumner's band for her drumstick-Pretty iazzy with a tambourine-Passion for the Cape. Archery I, Tennis 2, Field Hockey 4, Basketball scorekeeper 4, Bulldog Bulletin 4, Echo 4, Rifle Club 4, Camera Club I, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed., Committees. ELAINE DOUGHERTY Goes in a big way for uniforms as long as they're occupied by cute fellows-Her hair is her crowning glory-Sumner's songbird. Archery 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Homemaking Club I, Driver Ed., Committees. JOYCE ANN FAXON Believes that she should be seen and not heard- Has mastered the art of keeping quiet, a rare ac- complishment indeed. Tennis 2, Archery 2, Softball 2, Commercial Club 4, Driver Ed. ROBERT FEENEY Bob Constantly attempts to stump the teachers and often succeeds-Never without an argument-Enjoys tinker- ing with cars and making hot rods hotter. Gym Squad 2, 3, Printing 2, Honor Roll. NANCY A. FERRINI Sassafras With her quiet and pleasing personality she is a friend to all-Kept busy as a bulldog editing our Bulletin. Archery l, Softball I, Camera Club I, Glee Club, Special Chorus 4, Commercial Club Treasurer 4, Bulldog Bulletin 3, 4, Editor 4, Office Help 3, 4, High School Reporter, Committees, Honor Roll, As- semblies, Shorthand Award. RONALD FREDERICK FRIESE Ron Pleasant and easy going-Half of Sumner's Bulldog twins-Co-captain of team-Tells all those mysterious secrets in the huddle. Football 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Baseball I, 2,V3, 4, Co- captain 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Basketball l, 2, Weight Lifting l, Student Council Secretary 4, Driver Ed. l , A-. .w,f: 'vY. . 1 4 , X- V-J, E., - 755.515, , .. ,,,, DAPHNE ELIZABETH GEORGE Daph Chatterbox-Outcheers everybody at the games- Famous for those fabulous paiama parties-Camera bug. Basketball 2, Gym Squad l, 2, Softball 2, Archery 2, 3, Rifle Club 4, Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Bulletin 2, Field Hockey l, Class Treasurer 2. JANET HINCKLEY Jan Those beautiful, beautiful brown eyes are even sparkling with mischief--Full of the devil and lots of fun. Gym Squad l, 2, Softball 2, Archery 2, Tennis 2, Bulldog Bulletin 2, Honor Roll, Driver Ed., Student Council 4, Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pro Merito, Class Vice-President 3, Basketball 4, Committees. WILLIAM HANSEN Bill Mod scientist-Understands the finer points of physics and chem-Bill concocts some delicious brews as soda ierk at the Holbrook Pharmacy. Archery l, Science Club President l, Driver Ed. MARY CHRISTINA KELLEHER Natural born genius-Her record for doing home- work has gone unchallenged. Field Hockey I, Archery 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Bulletin l, 2, 4, Literary Editor 4, Echo 4, Driver Ed., Committees, Assemblies, Special Chorus 4, Assistant Treasurer l, Honor Roll, Pro Merito. S 4-gs, ' Tl S of 1956 RITA E. KRAUS Reef Temper, temper, and ohl So stubbornl Tennis 2, Softball 2, 3, Gym Squad 2, Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Science Club 3, Echo Business Manager 4, Pro Merito, Bull- dog Bulletin 2, 3, 4, Girls' State, Student Council President 4, DONALD KRISHFIELD Dan Always accompanied by a camera-Boy artist and a doodler-Plays a mean trumpet with our band. Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Office Help, Bulldog Bulletin 4, Echo 4, Commercial Club 4. ROBERTA E. K-YLE Bobbie Thoughtful girl with sound mind and keen iudge- ment-Wears a halo in class, but can cause a riot once she gets started! Bulldog Bulletin 4, Commercial Club 4, Driver Ed., Softball 4. 5.2 . HAROLD LORD Hkockyf' Never without a recitation- er, ah -Deliberates carefully and arrives at right answer-He and his white apron are a fixture at the new A 81 P. Tennis championship 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Rifle Club 4, Camera Club 4, Archery 2, Science Club 2, Driver Ed., Indoor Track. 'F I 5 TI PATRICIA JANE MARBLE I Pat A good sport in everything she does-Swings a powerful bat-Homerun queen-Seen always with pal Joyce. Tennis 2, Softball 2, Archery 2, Commercial Club 4, Driver Ed. i i CAROL ARLENE MARSHALL Came to us this year from Whitman High-We love that lpano smile--Her friendly manner makes her a lot ot fun and nice to know. Committees, Assemblies, Driver Ed., Bulldog Bulle- tin 4, RICHARD MCGAUGHEY Ricky Tall blond curly top-Star on the basketball court- The wild one-There's trouble and turmoil with this boy around. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, Committees, Driver Ed. l l PATRICIA NORTON Pat Private secretary type-Dependable and willing worker. Tennis 2, Bulldog Bulletin 2, 3, 4, Typing Editor 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Echo 3, Office Help, Commercial Club President 4, Honor Roll, Shorthand Award, Driver Ed., Pro Merito, Committees. f 4,4 795 RALPH ALAN PEAT Has a smile for every girl-Speed demon and record breaker of the track team-Unsung hero of the grid- iron, Cross country 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Football 3, 4, Gym Squad 2, Basket- ball l, Student Council 4, Science Club l, Driver Ed., Boys' State, Committees, Assemblies, Class President 2. LORETTA PARROTTA Lorie Whirler twirler-Performs magic with her baton- Most athletic girl, but in such a nicely feminine man- ner. Gym Squad l, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Head Moiorette 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Field Hockey 4, Bull- dog Bulletin 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, Rifle Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Class Treasurer l, Class Secretary 3, Pro Merito, Office Help. ANNE VIVIAN PAWLOWSKI Midge Cutest girl and peppy cheerleader-Full of vim and vigor-More bounce to the ounce-Lovely Junior Prom Queen. Gym Squad l, 2, Gym Exhibition First prize l, Third prize 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Archery 2, Field Hockey l, Student Council l, Glee Club l, 2, Bulldog Bulletin 2, Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, President 4. RONALD E. PUTT Ron Can be heard tooting tunefully on his merry mello- phone-Wizard with motors-That's some ialopy, Ronny-Crowned King of the Prom. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Driver Ed., Committees, Assemblies. 1 'gl WALTER SEARS Red Snores through classes and answers questions with a sleepy yawn-ls o small powerhouse after dismissal bell-Whiz of a hoopman. Baseball Captain 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Track 3, Science Club I, Printing I. l Iii ii? ii +5 iii, s i Qi 'eil MARGARET E. SMITH Mcrgi Ready, willing, and able-All you want is the facts, ma'am? Ask Margil-lndividualist and girl who did most for her class. Softball Manager 2, Tennis 2, Gym Squad I, 2, Basketball Manager 4, Camera Club 3, Glee Club i, 2, 3, Band 4, Bulldog Bulletin I, 2, 3, Echo 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Honor Roll, Pro Merito, Math Award, Voice of Democracy, D.A.R. Award. PATRICIA ANN SMITH Pat Friendly redhead-Queen of the brush and palette and originator of many cute and clever decorations- Gives service with a smile at Art's. Tennis 2, Archery I, Bulldog Bulletin I, 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Science Club, Homemaking Club I, Driver Ed., Committees. GEORGE SNOW Tall, fair, and handsome, with o quiet and pleasant manner-A confirmed hot-rod addict who has his head constantly under the hood. J:?' ' 'TWH -1- . ,r ay 195 DONAl.D TANTILLO Andy Boy with the mostest on the ball-Co-captain of our football team and chosen All-Scholastic End. Baseball l, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Co-captain 3, 4, Echo 3, 4, Gym Squad 3, Track 3, 4, Printing 2, Camera Club 2, Bulldog Bulletin 3, 4, Boys' State, Driver Ed., Committees. JOHN SPILLANE Class explosive and really a scream-Eekl-Jester of our royal court-Knows his sports statistics and can predict scores accurately. Baseball 4, Basketball 2, 3, Tennis 2, Science Club I, Driver Ed,, Committees. ETHEL LOUISE STEWART Effie A habitual party giver-Million dollar baby in the tive and ten cent store-Efficient office help. Archery l, Rifle Club 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Com- mercial Club 4, Camera Club l, Echo 4, Bulldog Bulletin 4, Ottice Help 4, Pro Merito, Committees, Honor Roll. JOSEPHINE TENORE Jo Loves to read and is never caught without a book- Hates most sports but loves a certain curly headed one-Oh, those dark eyesl Camera' Club 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, Bulldog Bulletin 2, 3, Class Vice-President l, Class Assistant Treasurer 2, Driver Ed., Committees. LEE ROBERTA THOMSON Wee Forward, forward on the basketball court. Gym Squad I, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Field Hockey I, 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Echo 4, Student Council I, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Science Club 3, President, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus, Rifle Club 3, Pro Merito, Driver Ed. ri I ,ii me I 4, KENDRA RAE WEATHERBY Live wire of the Problems Class-Jazz Clarinetist. Gym Squad I, 2, Field Hockey I, 4, Archery 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 3, 4, S.E.M. S.B.A. Band 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Voice of Democracy winner, District Oratorical Contest, Echo 3, 4, Literary Editor 4, Bulldog Bulletin I, 2, 3, 4, Pro Merito. MAVIS TOMLINSON Was born in England and come to this country at the age of twelve-I say old girl, is that an accent you have there?-Mavis has atquiet way. Tennis I, 2, Baton squad I, 2, Driver Ed., Archery I, Commercial Club 4, Committees. WILLIAM WHITE Bill Works as part-time attendant at the Sunoco Station -Can boast that he has never had to do his home- work himself-Speedy runner. Basketball I, Track 2, 3, Co-captain 3, Class Secre- tary 2, Driver Ed. DEANNA EMILIA WILLIS A little stty-Loves all animals and especially that cute little daclwslwund, Stubby-Wishes to be of service to people and plans to enter nursing. Bulldog Bulletin 2, Driver Ed.g Honor' Roll, Pro Meritog Committees. 05,-4 ' BEATRICE ANN WYATT HBSGU Came to Sumner High this year from Walpole- Loves swimming and also can be found wltiizing around the Maple Arena on speedy skates. Commercial Clula 4, Driver Ed. Class Comics Most Popular J ... ii! pi rf' 'A a as WQCSQ 1 Bw -11 Most Musical cl, .f , 'J N, X A,-wwf -ty ,. ,N W' All .. U 45... . iii, : i fi' .n Best Looking .. Cutest ...... Peppiest . . Friendliest .... Nicest Smile ... Prettiest Hair .. Prettiest Eyes . Most Obliging .... N i ': '- I n c z - ,Q, , ... 1 Most Janet Hinckley, George Snow Anne Pawlowski, Walter Sears Anne Pawlowski, Don Tontillo . . . . Rita Kraus, Dori Tantillo . . Carol Marshall, Ran Friese ..... Jo Tenore, Don Chase . . . . Betty DiPierro, Ralph Peat ... Rita Kraus, Don Tantillo Best Dancers. .. .... Mary Kelleher, Ken Boyer Most Athletic ....... Best Personality ... Loretta Parrotta, Don Tantillo .. Nancy Ferrini, Don Chase Most Likely Sophisticated :lass Sweethearts Class Inseparables Best Monnered . .. I ...... Lee Thomson, Don Chase .. Jo Tenore, Ricky McGaughey Mary Kelleher, Don Chase Sest Dressed ........ Janet Hinckley, Don Tantillo :lass lndiyidualist Class Flirts ...... Margaret Smith, John Spillane .... Ann Barbour, Ralph Peat Qeatest . . ....... .. Loretta Parrotta, Don Tantillo Ideal Students .. Most Stubborn .... . Rita Kraus, Ricky McGaughey Margaret Smith, John Cassassa Done Most for Class .. Margaret Smith, Dori Chase Best Natu red to Succeed Most Talkative 'lx Class Artists 'HP' M2 er -we ,T 4 Junior Prom... ii' 3 'Say ' 2 2n::::::gg-1.2 IQ' af Q A 0 1.1 ,QW nfs f mu Q um 'Juv Prom begun with genwcd dmncing To rhe Sitting This one out Jndwcuntwng nwsnodies of The Colnegiotcs orches- rm. Jfw wmgfafef N-' Y. DG 93 4 Ann Pc1wYow5ki, CindereHC1 Queen of our Prom, poses with Prince- J e V 'ug Y Chmrnnng, Ronald PUTY. The Grand March, prelude to The selecnon of Kung ond Queen. I I Boys' State Donald Tantillo Girls' State Rita Kraus Student Government Representative Donald Chase Boys' State Ralph Peat D.A.R. Good Citizen Margaret Smith E vw E im A, 1 J ,,A,. 1 ,1,. Q ,Q 7' 5 Q 5 1. 7 7'?2f -sf, , ik N P 5 QQ, TQ, Q K x . af' lv,- . v 1 fi, wp' 41 .nfs :f 'wiv-'4 , .M il fi Ngcs, raw 'ij' i ff' M, 3- AM 3 2 A xg 11 ,,. . .nd I I' , P M N ..f 4 A5 . 2 Q if' X X x 'rg Ns -if QW? I I I I i YC' vi SEATEDi H. Stewart, M, Smith, J. Massey, L. Koski, M, Moore, J. Kemp, J. Spinney, C. Mielde. SECOND ROW: Mr. Peter Bizinkauskas, Adviser, B, Parrotta, L. Repetti, B. Pike, C. Reynolds, I. Richards, J. MacLean, C. McGinnis. THIRD ROW: R. White, J. McLaughlin, F. Sharp, P. O'Connoi', C. West, D, Smith, J. Lutz, J. Tenore. web? ,gnu 5 W 'fr if ' Jane Spinney, treasurer, Robert Downey, president, Gail Grant, secretary, Howard Abbott, vice-president. 41957 SEATED: E. Danville, J. Hunter, P. Andrews, M, E. Buckley, J. Oreenlwotcn, G. Grunt, A. Gillis, H. Colburn. SECOND ROW: N. Bates, M. Chose, E. Closson, R. Elliott, H. Abbott, B. Condon, Miss Anno Damon, Adviser. THIRD ROW. R, Houston, D. Anderson, R. Downey, J, Dowd, W. G eorge, R. Christian, D. Belcher. Juniors in action. Ill SEATED. S. Briand, S. Hamill, J. Harris, S, Holbrook, C. Hardy, J. Fisk, M. Clark, V, Cote. SECOND ROW: Miss Elna Knutson, Adviser, B. Cavallini, J. Anderson, J. Ferguson, J. Herderson, P. Cram, M. Deon, N. Cowing, B. Dinella. THIRD ROW. D. Gilson, G. Downey, J. Dickinson, R. Hunt, G. Blais, D. Dobson, R. Anderson. 30 David Gilson, vice-president, David Neilson, president, Janet Fisk, secretary, Barbara Covollini, treosurer. Ill 4,4 1955 A... Q is 3' , I C7 ls. SEATED: B. Kent, N. O'Connor, J. Pike, E. Potter, S. Olson, A. LaMarine, M. Pitts, F. Pellegrini, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Helen Wood, Adviser, B. Marshall, C. Poice, P. Lively, S, Lorandeau, G, Nugent, J. Keith, J. Kelcourse, M. MacLean. THIRD ROW: D. Poole, H. Leonard, R. Krishfield, R. Leonard, D. Neilson, C, Lake, J. MacDonald. SEATED. B. White, A. Samowska, C. Sherman, R. Smith, S. Snow, N. Sullivan, A. Spillane, G. Weatherby. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hardie Pierce, Adviser, J. Seeley, L. Sandburg, B. Sodegren, J. Sheldon, P. Tibbetts, L. Wright, B. Smith, J. Schutt, C. Tibbetts, J. Tirrell. THIRD ROW: K. Bishop, E. Robicheaud, J, Violante, P. Sullivan, E, Smith, G. Spieler, A. Sutterlin, R. Wagner, P, Tibbetts. 31 Ill if FlRST ROW: J, Gram, J, Gooclnough, G. Granclmont, J. Cusimano, C, Dupras, J. Christian, B. Balkan, J. Colburn, SECOND ROW: Mr. Allen, Adviser, J. Abbolf, A. Favvceil, A, Gillis, W. Cuel, F. Barksdale, E, Danville, J. Bishop, M, Bell, E. Cavallini, THIRD ROW: W. Barksdale, D. Balch, W. Aniello, S. Casindas, W. Geudreau, R. Chandler, R. Cole, T, Giovenello, L, Downey. ? 66444 Ogden 32 Gail Grandmont, Treasurer, Wade Hooker, president, Eleanor Olson, secretary, William Slye, vice-president, 7959 FIRST ROW: F. Kelley, M. MacLean, S. Heloron, P. Hallowoy, S. Homloly, N. Long, E. Olsen, M. MacPherson. SECOND ROW: Mr, Blythe, Adviser, L. Foley, R. Hansen, R. Haskell, J. Monroe, J, Henderson, R, Lord. THIRD ROW: S. Mclvlorraw, H. Holbrook, W. Hooker. I FIRST ROW: J. Streodwick, E. Scott, L. Troxell, A. Tobar, J. Wiggins, B. Pitts, L. Soule, B. Wltitcornb, SECOND ROW: Mr. DiBenedetto, Adviser, N. VVl'1ynot, S. Paulding, A. Snow, W. Slye, C. Pyatt, L. Taylor. THIRD ROW. R. Wright, B. Stoddard, R. Thomson, A. Spinney, R, Sullivan. I I I Mr Dilienedetto and Spanish class listen to a tape Clickety Clock . . . Mrs. Roberts directs her class in a recording rhythm drill. Miss Damon checks the work of three future bookkeepers. Whether a student wishes to follow a college or commercial course at Holbrook High, he finds a cooperative faculty which is interested in the development of each and every student. In tour years of study he is prepared with all the courses he will find useful on entering the business world or a college or university. With the movement to the new high school, Holbrook was able to improve on its curriculum by the addition of a shop program tor the boys and a more advanced course in the domestic arts. Three individual labora- tories and a well equipped art room make the study ot art and science more interesting and complete, while the well stocked library is also a valuable addition to our curriculum. Studying, tests, recitations, and homework. We learned a lot, and wasn't it fun! 34 is im, LX, .,,, UQ ,. f- mfusgiwi A i Xe A as r 1' A Ig Q Miss Knutson's not A2 with this moth closs. Pcrlez-vous francais. in: he ,ie fa it Problems, problems, problems!!! Cun'r anyone else speck English? i t .nf . 1 E My article todoy concerns the delinquency problem, These oral book reports muke me so nervous, 35 Sade... SEATED: D. Chase, Advertising Manager, C. Reynolds, Assistant Business Manager, P. Smith, Art Editor, M. Smith, Editor, K. Weatherby, Literary Editor, R. Kraus, Business Manager, D. Tantillo. SECOND ROW: E. Stewart, L. Koski, M. Kelleher, A. Barbour, Mr. Peter Bizinkauskas, Adviser. THIRD ROW: L. Thompson, M. Smith, D. Krishheld, C. West, J. McGaughlin, P. Andrews, A. Colburn. The staft at work. ff' ,,,1-suing. ' -annum... t K, iiQ'jiiH,kx:t.iik' ' In L . . My , K K: ' I - . . fs H ji L'77 ' ,gi Q' v ii ' f' A 5 - The Echo, Holbrook High's yearbook, has climbed new heights this year. Lost year our yearbook won an honorable mention award in competition with hundreds ot yearbooks throughout New England, and we expect to make an even better showing at the N.E.S.P.A. Convention ot l956. In order to keep up with the academic and activity growth in the new school, the Echo is a much larger book with more complete coverage ot academics, sports, clubs, and achieve- ments. We sincerely hope we have presented to the senior class an accurate and complete record ot their tour years at Hol- brook and Sumner High Schools, and that this book will forever serve as an open door to pleasant memories. The entire statt extends to Mr. Bizinkauskas their most sin- cere thanks. He gave a great deal ot his time and effort tc making this publication a success. 36 I ll imtmlftu Editorial Board: Mary Kelleher, Literary Editor, Nancy Ferrini, Editor-in-chief, Ann Barbour, Art Editor: Ronald Dinning, Assistant Editor Patricia Norton, Typing Editor. Don, Ethel, and Ron help produce the magazine. The Bulldog Bulletin was written, illustrated, and produced en- tirely by the students under the direction of Mr. Bizinkauskas and Ivlrs. Roberts, advisers. Holbrook High's magazine was formerly entitled the Snoops and Scoops, but was renamed the Bulletin two years ago following a change in the staff and policy of the magazine. Last year, in competition with many other school magazines throughout New England, our publica- tion received an honorable mention at the New England Schol- astic Press Convention, to which we sent three delegates. The addition of an activity room in the new high school greatly benefited the work of the Bulletin. 37 I Ill SEATED: M. Chase, J. Hunter, R. Kraus, President, L. Thomson, B. White. SECOND ROW: R. White, D. Smith, R. Peat, D. Tantillo, G. Downey, H. Leonard. President Rita serves up Coke at the half-Saturday football games. 38 The Student Council plays an import- ant part in the life of Holbrook High School. Representatives are elected by each class to represent it, and Mr. McCallum is adviser to the group. The Student Council works on projects which will improve the school in some way. Recent aquisition ot a trampoline and a movie camera are represent- ative of these projects. Currently, a portable high fidelity set is the goal. ln earning money for these projects, however, the Student Council does even more tor the students. The pro- gram of dances, assemblies, and sports events sponsored by this group is an impressive one. The Student Council's duties also include representing the school at various functions and acting as a representative of the student body when decisions are to be made con- cerning it. In all this work, the Student Council finds enjoyment and satisfac- tion at having helped their school. I I I N SEATED: E. Stewart, P. Marble, N. Ferrini, C. Mclnnis, P. Norton, B. Parrotta, P. Murray, E. Clossom. SECOND ROW. Miss Anna Damon, Adviser, J. Faxon, J. MacLean, A. Colburn, M. Chase, B. Wyatt, N. Bates, Mrs. Velna Roberts, Adviser, THIRD ROW: R. Kyle, M. Tomlinson, J. Greenhatch, D. Krishfield, M. E. Buckley, C. Mielde, L. Parrotta. The P.A. system and the telephone, vital to Holbrook High. Demonstrating the practical side of the Commercial Club pro gram. A new activity at Holbrook High is the Commercial Club, which was primarily inaugaurated for the purpose at establishing a commercial scholarship. Under the counsel of Mrs. Roberts the club has planned numerous money making activities and enjoyed some wonderful times together. 39 ff X Ill SEATED: R. Krishfield, J. Wiggins, L. Thomson, A. Pawlowski, Presidenf, R. Kraus, D. George, E. Smith. SECOND ROW. Mr, Ubaldo DiBene detto, Adviser, C. Paice, J. Sheldon, S. Olson, J. Pike, E. Scott, M. MacPherson, N. Cowing. THIRD ROW. F. Kelly, S. Sherman, B. Kent R. Larkin, D. Krishfield, R,Wrigh1, P. Murray, H. Lord. O I I I SEATED. P. Sullivan, D. Krishlield, S. Briand, D. George, L. Parrofta, E. Smith, B. Stoddard. SECOND ROW. H. Lord, R. Sullivan, R. Leonard, W. Gaudreau, R. Haskell, Mr. Ubaldo DiBenedeTTo, Adviser. 40 I I I FIRST ROW: J. Hunter, P. Norton, C. Dupras, E. Potter, S. Snow, M. Kelleher, A. labor, R. Kraus. SECOND ROW: J. Kelcaursc, J. Harris, S. Hamill, A. Spilliane, V. Cote, J. Spinney, J. Christian, L. Thomson, M. Moore, S. Holbrook, G, Grandmont, G. Weatherlny, E. Closson. THIRD ROW: M. Clarlc, S. Hambley, P. Andrews, M. Pitts, N, Sullivan, P. Murray, C. Hardy, C. Sherman, B. Kent, L. Troxell, J. Cusimano. FW FIRST ROW: L. Parrotto, L. Soule, B. Smith, G. Grant, J. Goodnow, S. Hebron, E. Olson, J. Keith. SECOND ROW1 L. Taylor, N. Whynot, M. Bell, J. Bishop, C. Tibbetts, J. Grant, L. Sandburg, N. Cowing, J, Abbott, J. Tirrell, B. Marshall. THIRD ROW: J. Sealy, B. Whltcomb, J. Streadwiclc, M. MacPherson, P. Cram, B. Sodergren, N. Ferrini, B. Condon, P. Lively, J. Ferguson, F. Kelly, J. Henderson, C. Paice. 4l ll' TRUMPETS-SEATED. D, Dobson, R. Leonard, D. Krishfield, H. Leonard, J. Lutz. SECOND ROW: J, Ayyis, R. Reynolds, M. Mann, J. Anderson, R. Leonard, E. Frazier. I I I This year, its fourth under the capable direction of Miss .Jeanne Norris, the Holbrook High band ex- perienced their most successtul sea- son. In new blue and white uniforms, a gitt ot the town, the band present- ed a striking picture when it was called upon to supply the beat at town and school functions. The high- est note of the season was struck at the annual band concert in the new WOODWIND-SEATED. C. Weeks, R. Krishheld, R. Carrabio, M, Smith. SECOND ROW: A. Ahern, BASSES and HORNSfSEATED, R, Pun I D, Poole, M. Pessio. 42 Balch, E. Danville, E, McLain. SEC N auditorium, when the band thrilled its audience with exceptionally pleasing and ditlicult arrangements. After auditioning, tlve repre- sentatives were chosen to play in the S.E.M.S.B.A. band, and one member was elected to the All-State band. At the Massachusetts Music Festival the Holbrook High band was awarded on A rating. D. Neilson, D, Poole, E. Smith, R. VVOODWIND-SEATED1 K. Orcutt, R. Corrabio, K. Weatherby, R. Krishfield, A. Sutterlin. SECOND ROW. J. Luti, R. Brown, H. Nelson, J. Sheldon, E. Danville. PERCUSSION-SEATED1 J. Dilohunty, R. Condon, J. MacDonald, A. Colburn, G. Provost. SECOND ight ABSENT. D. Clark. ROW: G. Marble, J. Cassassa, S. Olson, B. Stoddard. 43 61044 . . SEATED: J. McLaughlin, H. Abbott, J. Tenore, R. Peat, S. McMorrow, R. Wagner. SECOND ROW: Mr. R. Blythe, Coach, T. Giovanello L. Downey, D. Balch, A. Gillis, E. Danville. THIRD ROW. R. Hanson, W. Godrow, W. Hooker. 44 1955 new nanny uaultc Holbrook 44 Needham Holbrook l7 Weymouth J. V. Holbrook i5 East Bridgewater Holbrook 30 Scituate Holbrook 18 Whitman Holbrook 15 Middleboro Holbrook 15 Plymouth 'Y note-low score wins State Meet-3rd in class D South Shore-2nd in class A South Shore large schools-5th Co-captain Ralph Peat of the Holbrook Harriers I I I FIRST ROW: R. Peot, D. Tczntillo, C. West, J. Dowd, S. McMorrow, D, Anderson, D. Belcher. SECOND ROW: Ivlr. R. Blythe, Couch, R. Wagner R. Friese, J. McGc1ughlin, D. Chose, J. Tenore, H. Abbott. .... . , Md N. Whynoi, J. Bishop, E, Olson, A. Gillis, L. Pcirrotto, B. White, P. Holloway, K. Weotherby, J. Cusimono, G. Grcmdmont, E. Scott, G. Weoth- erby, J. Keith, M. McPherson, J, Henderson, N, Cowing, Coach J. Barone. 45 I I I Ill A view of the field, Holbrook in possession ofthe ball, the Holbrook bench in the background. Ron and Bob lead the attack for Holbrook. Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook 46 East Bridgewater Marshfield Millis West Bridgewater Cohasset Hanover Scituate .. .7955 l N '44 O. .Nj ,X mf' s Twin bulldogs, Ron and Bob Friese, gain yardage for Holbrook. Assistant Coach Blythe. Coach Hardie Pierce. Holbrook High's football team was in its second year ot existence this tall, but under the capable coaching ot Mr. Hardie Pierce and Mr. Richard Blythe the team provided us with some thrilling games. Co-captains Ron Friese and Don Tantillo were active in every game, and the team fought hard through all weather. At the end of the season Holbrook High was honored to have Don Tantillo chosen for the South Shore All-Scholastic Team. 47 g,,,,'f I I I Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Norton Westies Avon Wrentlworn Eosties Ploinville Avon Ploinville Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook x rv ,V J E, 1-A-JSZWH' . 1 g w., I, X E lk:-My .3 4- QT. . 131' 1 Couch Wade Hooker Norton Wrenthom Eosties Bridgevvoter Norvvell Norvvell We-sties Bridgewater , , . 7955-795 FIRST TEAM, SEATED: W. Sears, D. Tonlillo, J. Spillane, R, McGoughey, cupfoin, J. Dowd. STANDING: H. Abbott, manager, P. Feeney, F. Elliott, D Anderson, R. Downey, W. George R. Christian, v'-N , SECOND TEAM, SKATED D Borry,J Dirkenson A. Splnnvy S MrMmrnw W Hookm S Q-4'lYlI1dGN STANDlNG- Mr Woderlookel tooth' R Connors, R. Wagner, G. Bluis, G Downey, A Sullorlin, J, Monroe J Mq1rDom1lrl vmnmgm lil Zaye ' Donald Chase performs a successful clown act. Under the direction of Mr. Blythe, the boys presented some bril- liant and stirring tableaus in silver. Winners in the boys' contest were Joseph Tenore, who was awarded a trophy, John Uronis ond Donald Chase, pictured above with Supt. Gilgan and Mr. Blythe, athletic coach. On April 7, 1955, the boys and girls ofthe gym squads and physical education classes invited the public to a demonstration of their physical skill. The boys' classes per- formed rhythm drills and calisthenics, while the girls ex- hibited their grace and co-ordination with modern and folk dancing routines. Following the demonstration by the classes was a per- formance bythe boys' and girls' gym squads in which they competed for awards. The squad participated in tumbling drills and spring board work, and many of the boys proved their skill and muscle co-ordination with demonstrations on the rings and high bars. 'pu The girls' gym squad also participated in the exhibi- tion on April 7. In the girls' contests the sophomores ran away with the honors. Sonia Olson received a trophy and Patricia Cram and Sandra Giovenello were awarded second and third prizes respectively. The girls' gym squad was under the direction of Miss Phyllis A. Mitchell. .KVM SECOND TEAM: Miss Joan Barone, coach, E. Olson, A. Gillis, J. Fisk, J. Pike, N. Bates, R. Kraus, captain, J. Cusimano, J. Keith, B. White, J. Bishop, N. Cowing. Bock, C. Hardy, scorekeeperg M. Smith manager. Holbrook 21 Holbrook 26 Holbrook 28 Holbrook 39 Holbrook ll Holbrook 37 Holbrook 45 Holbrook QA Holbrook l9 Holbrook 14 Holbrook 36 Captain Rita Kraus raising the score H Braintree Avon West Bridgewater East Bridgewater Whitman Braintree Avon Rockne East Bridgewater West Bridgewater Hanover Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Home I I I i?55-725 1 V. . . . Q. 5, 544 Ti., Q, My 2 X , lg: L, E f ,H X .1 K I A V. I Y? A ,,.g , ii t FIRST TEAM: SEATED. L. Koski, K. Weolherby, L. Thomson, co-copfcin, L Porrotto, co-coploing J. Hinckley, M. Moore. SECOND ROW: C. Hardy, scorekeeper, M. Smith, manager, V. Cole, R. Smith, P. Andrew, P. Hollowoy, Miss Joan Barone, coach. Senior stars in action. 53 K BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Anne Pawlowski, Captain: Barbara Cavallini: Ann Barbour: Margaret Moore: Gail Grant: Carol Reynolds: Janet Fisk. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: Ann Barbour: Anne Pawlowski, Captain: Barbara Cavallini. SECOND ROW: Gail Grant: Carol Reynolds: Lee Thomson: Louise Koslri: Janet Fisk: Loretta Parrotta: Margaret Moore: Joanne Streadwick. Our fine squad of cheerleaders has supplied the enthusiasm and school spirit so necessary at our sports events. Through snow and rain at football games and the tense atmosphere of basketball, these girls have given the teams the extra get up and go which they needed. 54 The boy friend .... The girl friend .... My favorite teacher--- My favorite activity adviser .... My favorite coach .... My favorite senior .... My favorite iunior--- My favorite sophomore ..... My favorite freshman--- My favorite school character ---- My favorite faculty member--- My favorite student-- - My favorite dog -.-- Teacher who never understood me- Teacher I never understood ---- 4 P X S 64z706U464'800td60Z G. L. Neal, Principal Mr. Clarence Allen Miss Joan Barone Mr. Peter A. Bizinkauskas Mr. Richard Blythe Miss Anna Damon Mr. Ubaldo DiBenedetto Miss Margaret Hines Mr. Wade Hooker Miss Elna Knutson Mr. 8. Mrs. George Andrews Mr. Norman F. Baker Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Banko Mr. 8. Mrs. Leroy Barbour Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Bertoli Mr. 8. Mrs. Herman Bishop Miss Joan Bishop Mr. 8. Mrs. Lee Boyer Carter's Garage Mr. 8 Mrs. John A. Casassa Mr. Fred D. Caswell Mr, Richard R. Chapman Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald S. Chase Mr. 8. Mrs. Anthony Chestnut Mrs. Ann Cocomazzi Miss Alice Colburn Mr. 8. Mrs. Guy Colburn Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Colburn Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Edward Cormier Miss Linda Cormier Miss Nanette Cormier Miss Mancy Cowing Davy Crockett Miss Ellen Delorey Mr. Donald DeWolfe Mr. Robert DeWolte Mr. 8. Mrs. Danny DiPierro Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul J. Downey Mr. 8. Mrs. George England Mr. 8. Mrs. John C. Feeney Mr. 8. Mrs. Albert Ferrini Miss Judith Ferrini A Friend Mr. 8. Mrs. Henry H. Friese, Jr. Miss Daphne George Mr. 8. Mrs. Nicholas George Mr. 8. Mrs. Peter George Miss Alice Gillis Mr. 8. Mrs. Matthew Haley Miss Joanne Hedges Miss Hattye Higgins Mr. Lawrence Holden Miss Iris Johnson Mr. 8. Mrs, J. Joseph Kelleher John J. Kelleher, Jr. Mr. Wm. Shaw McCallum Miss Kathryn Megley Miss Jean Norris Mr. Hardie Pierce Mr. Ralph Renaud Mrs. Velna Roberts Mr. Francis Roddy Mrs. Irene Trombly Miss Marie Vertulo Mrs. Helen Wood Miss Margaret Kelleher Miss Mary Kelleher Mr. 8. Mrs. Donald F. Kraus Lee's Garage Mr. 8. Mrs. Nils Lundin Mr. 8. Mrs. Ray Marshall Mr. 8. Mrs. Clifford F. Massey Mrs. Lilly Mercer Mickey Mouse Miss Priscilla Murray Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Norton Miss Patricia Norton Mr. 8. Mrs. John O'Hara Miss Barbara Parrotta Mr. 8. Mrs. Frederick Porrotta Miss Loretta Parrotta Mr. 8. Mrs. Howard Powlouski Mrs. Alice V. Peat Mr. David A. Peat Your Pharmacy Miss Kleanthe Polisson Mr. 8. Mrs. Roger F. Poole Mr. 8. Mrs. Ralph Putt Mrs. Harold Pratt Mr. William J. Schutt Mr. 8. Mrs. George F. Sears Danny Smith Miss Frances Skillings Mrs. A. O. Smith Miss Margaret Smith Mr. 8. Mrs. Norman Smith Mr. Rocco Spagone Mr. 8. Mrs. Gerald H. Stanny Mrs. Hilder Tantillo Miss Josephine Tenore Mr. 8. Mrs. Vincent A. Thomson Mr. 8. Mrs. Edgar Tomlinson Miss Mavis Tomlinson Mr. 8. Mrs. John Towns Mr. 8. Mrs. Kenneth Weatherby Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter Wallace Mr. 8. Mrs. Dean Willis Miss Deanna Willis Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry E. Willis Miss Julia Yakavonis '.' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Bernard Boudreau .Iohn Yunits Rose Marie Dillahunty South Shore Pharmacy Yunits Engineering Rose Marie Beauty Salon FI . . . Complete home furnishings owers K6 xf ' Corsages i l . Plants - Bouquets l HOLBROOK ' FURNITURE COMPANY for all occasions . . . Holbrook, Mass. wo 3,2160 FRANK T. WHITE CO. FLORIST COMPLIMENTS OF AVON SOLE COMPANY Best Wishes To The Graduates Best Wishes From DR. PIERRE MORAN FARINA BROTHERS, INC. Specialists in Kitchen Cabinets Counters Weather Stripping 30 U Street Holbrook, Ma Phone Wo 3-5060 Custom Production BEST WISHES FROM HOLBROOK PHARMACY G IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Q' BROWNE S SPORT SHOP S 42k sl ODI? ' SAVOY S RESTAURANT CH FC tI'CCt . t f E p 1930 A NIHIllUU4llllIIIH1I1HHII41IllI01IIIIHPIIIIIII4IIIIWU Best Wishes from THE CLASS OF 1957 Best Wishes from THE CLASS OF 1958 Best Wishes from THE CLASS OF 1959 Best Wishes from f ? 5 f 5 Z f 5 ? Y 1 BROOKS CONTRACTORS SUPPLY COMPANY DOUCETTE 8. 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Talk with your Guidance Counselor, if your school has one, about when and where to apply. O Weire looking forward to seeing you. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY BRODIL'S BOOTERY 90 No. Main Street Randolph, Mass. Compliments Of RAINBOW CLEANERS, INC. H. 8' M. NASON MEATS and GROCERIES Free Deliveries RA. 6-7288 79 UNION STREET HOLBROOK, MASS. Compliments of LI NCOLN'S HAN DY STORE DR. ROBERT M. GORDON DENTIST Compliments of DR. WILLIAM P. CONLAN Compliments Of DR. C. R. REYNOLDS RANDOLPH DRUG CO. INC. 641 No. Main Street Randolph Mass. Phone Wo 3-3800 Compliments RAndOlph 6-1212 of ELlNoR's BEAUTY SHOP Elmms' Home - CLOSED MONDAY - Our Sincere Best Wishes to Compliments the Class of '56 of THE MUl.l.lGAN'S INC. REALTORS OF RANDOLPH GEORGEIS FRU'T STAND Compliments I Compliments of of Everett Bolles WARREN P. WEBBER Best Wishes Best Wishes from from MRS. AGNES K. FAXON MRS- BYRQN FAXQN Wi 'Hi ' to I fx . Q. 3. . 'ii.3z '.'n' fglnz' QP? Q O U Q CAN'T MISS! 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