Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

7iShI ■uMhhed HOLBROOK, MASSACHUSETTS Mr. ROBERT A. COLBURN Secretary The student body of Holbrook High School wishes to express their apprecia- tion and gratitude to the members of the School Building Committee. Although busy with their own personal and business affairs , these men spent much time and effort in planning our present high school. We can best express our appreciation by being the citizens that such a school may be expected to produce. Mr. RUSSELL N. CHAPMAN Chairman Administration MR. H. C. GILGAN Superintendent Your parents, your church, your community, and your school have, during the past twelve years, oeen of help to you in the formulation of ideals and a system of values by which you establish a standard to guide you through later life. These ideals, this system of values by which you live are of great impor- tance to you as an individual citizen of your community, and are of equally great importance to you as a citizen of your state and your nation. The worth and dignity of the individual, a strong sense of justice, a keen realization of moral and spir- itual values, a willingness to co-operate and sacrifice for the common good — these are the strands that have been woven into the standard and have given to you a map of life. The threat to our way of life and the belittlement of our ideals and principles will not prevail against us as long as you follow along the highways that these strands have established. My best wishes to you as you continue on your journey. H. C. Gilgan 4 Our Able Guides Mrs. O ' CONNOR Secretary Mr. GARLAND NEAL Principal The men who founded America believed that the State should serve the individual, not the individual the state, and that only educated individuals could preserve such a state. So the schoolhouse was the first of their buildings; and since their time untold amounts have been spent on education in the hope that the ideals on which this coun- try was established might be kept alive. Today, when other ideologies seek to cast doubt on these principles, 1 sincerely hope that your sc hool has helped to instill in you a love of your country and a faith in it so great that whatever you do and wherever you may be, you will always be ready to defend it against all en- emies. G. L. Neal 5 Mr. CLARENCE ALLEN Assistant Principal You are about to step out into a world which will be as good to you as you make it. Work hard and seriously at whatever you choose to do; think positively; be an active part of your community; keep in mind that team play is most effective; and enjoy your- self thoroughly. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Miss ELNA KNUTSON GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Miss ARNTTA HARRISON 6 Senior Class Advisers Mrs. VELNA ROBERTS Class Officers Jane Spinney, Treasurer; Mary Ellen Buckley, Ass ‘t. Treasurer; Robert Downey, President; Howard Abbott, Vice -President; Barbara Parrotta, Sec- retary. Executive Committee Barbara Parrotta, Barbara Condon, Joan Kemp, Bette Pike, Margaret Moore, Jane Spinney, Robert Downey, James Dowd, Chester West, Dan Smith, Mary Ellen Buckley, Howard Abbott. 7 A’ - DALE BELCHER Student Council 2; Football 2,3; Track 2-4, Co-Captain 4; Base- ball Manager 2,3; Intramurals 1; Rifle Club 2; Glee Club 4; Sci- ence Club 1, Ambition! Move to Maine. NORMA LOUISE BATES Norm Basketball 1-4; Softball 1,3,4; Intramurals 1; Gym Squad 1-3; Commercial Club 3,4; Bulldog Bulletin 4; Office Girl. PHYLLIS ANDREWS Phyl Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Basket- ball 2-4; Softball 2; Field Hock- ey 3,4; Intramurals 2; Glee Club 1; Science Club President 4; Class Committees; Bulldog Bul- letin 3; Echo 3,4, Editor 4. Am- bition: Lab Technician — Techni- cal School. HOWARD L. ABBOTT, Jr. Howie Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Class Vice-President 3,4; Baseball 2; Track 2-4; Cross Country 2-4, Co-Captain 4; Football Manager 3; Basketball Manager 3,4; Band 2; Bulldog Bulletin 3,4; Class Committees. Ambition: North- eastern University. DAVID ANDERSON Dave Class Vice-President 2; Student Council 1; Football 2-4, Co- Captain 4; Basketball 1; Track 1-4; Science Club 1; Class Com- mittees. 8 1957 MARY ELLEN BUCKLEY Class President 2; Ass ' t Treasurer 1,4; Office Girl 3; Gym Squad 1; Intramurals 2; Majorette 1; Soft- ball 1; Commercial Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Class Commit- tees; Bulldog Bulletin 4; Execu- tive Board 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. CARL BOUDREAU Kit Baseball 4; Track 3,4; Basketball 4. Ambition: To be a million- aire. MEREDYTHE CHASE Merry Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Stuuent Council 3; Intramurals 1; Soft- ball 2; Gym Squad 1,2; Glee Club 1; Commercial Club 3,4; Class Committees; Bulldog Bul- letin 3,4. Ambition: Dietition — Faimy Farmer Cooking School. ROBERT BETHUNE Transfer to Holbrook High School; Baseball 3. 4 RC� ERT CHRISTIAN Bob Football 2-4; Basketball 2 ; Base- ball 1-3; Track 1,2; Gym Squad 1 , 2 . 9 Seniors RCBERT DOWNEY Bob Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Boys State; Class President 3,4; Treas- urer 2; Science Club 1; Football 2-4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 3,4; Track 1; Class Committees; Baseball 1,3,4. JAMES DOWD Jim Glee Club President 4; Football 2-4; Cross Country 2; Track 2-4; Basketball 2-4; Echo 4; Executive Committee 4. RICHARD ELLIOTT Dick Class Vice-President 1; Ass ' t Treasurer 3; Bulldog Bulletin 2; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 2,3; Track 3,4. BARBARA VIRGINIA CONDON Barbie Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Girls State; Dmm Majorette 1,2; In- tramurals 1; Glee Club 2,3; Ac- companist 3; Science Club 1; Class Committees; Echo 2,4; Business Manager 4; Executive Committee 4. Ambition: Medi- cal Technologist -Northeastern University. PAUL FEENEY Gym Squad 2; Baseball 2,3; Bas- ketball 3. 10 1957 DAVID M. GARTLAND Transfer to Holbrook High School DONALD GIARDINI Don Transfer to Holbrook High School; Football 4 . AUCE OLIVE GimS Al Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Basket- ball 2-4; Field Hockey 4; Soft- ball 1-4; Gym Squad 1; Intra- mural Basketball 1; Glee Club 1; Bulldog Bulletin 4. Ambition: Bridgewater State Teachers Col- lege. To be on U. S. Olympic Team 1960 . GAIL GRANT Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Softball 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Intramruals 3; Gym Squad 4; Class Secretary 3; All State Chorus 4; Class Com- mittees; Glee Club 3; President 4. Ambition: Nurse JOYCE A. GREENHATCH Commercial Club 3; Glee Club 1; Office Girl 2,3; Camera Club 1; Class Committees; Echo 4; Bulldog Bulletin 3,4. Ambition: Dental Technician 11 Seniors ROBERT HAUSTON Rob IntraiDurals 1,2; Student Council 4; Science Club 1; Bulldog Bulle- tin 2,3,4; Echo 1,3,4. Ambition: Mass. School of Art or Museum of Fine Arts School. JANET R. HUNTER Jan Intramurals 1,2; Student Covuicil 1-4; Treasurer 2,3; Glee Club 1, 3,4; Camera Club 1; Class Com- mittees; Echo 2. Ambition: Nurse — New England Deaconess Hospital. HUGH D. KANE Basketball 4; Rifle Club 4; Gym Squad 4. JOAN KEMP Joannie Drum Majorette 1,3; Basketball 2; Gym Squad 1,2; Class Secre- tary 1,2; Bulldog Bulletin 1-3; Class Committees. Ambition: To be a success. LOUISE KOSKI Lou Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Basket- ball 1-4; Softball 1,2; Cheerlead- ing 2,3; Gym Squad 1; Majorette 1; Commercial Club 4; Class Committees; Exho 3; Bulldog Bulletin 3,4. 12 1957 JANICE MacLEAN Jan Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Major- ette 1; Intramuials 1; Commer- cial Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Office Girl 3,4; Bulldog Bulletin 4; Echo 4. Ambition: Secretary. JOHN LUTZ Track 3; Cross Country 4; Band 1-4, CHARLES E. UNDSAY Charlie Rifle Club Manager 3,4; Bulldog Bulletin 3,4; Echo 3,4, LEE MASON Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Baseball 1 . JANE CATHERINE MASSEY Janie Commercial Club 4, Treasurer 4; Bulldog Bulletin 4; Echo 4. Ambition: Medical Secretary in a Children ' s Hospital. 13 Seniors MARGARET E. MOORE Peggy Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Echo 4; Bulldog Bulletin 3; Basketball 2- 4; Intramurals 1; Majorette 1-4; Cheerleader 3,4; Gym Squad 1- 4; Rifle Club 4; Science Club 1; Secretary 2; Camera Club 4; Class Committees. Ambition; Northeastern University. CAROL MIELDE Susie Commercial Club 3; Glee Club 1; Echo 4; Bulldog Bulletin 3; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1. EVA MORRIS Transfer to Holbrook High School; Glee Club 4. Ambition; Nurse CAROLYN McINNIS Carol Office Girl 3,4; Commercial Club 3,4. Ambition; I. B. M. Operator, PATRICK O ' CONNOR Pat Basketball 1; Gym Squad 1. Am- bition; To keep a Cadillac. 14 1957 BARBARA MARIE PARROTTA Barb Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Basket- ball 2; Drum Majorette 1,2; Sec- retary of Class 4; Office Girl 3,4; Commercial Club Secretary 3, President 4; Glee Club 1; Class Committees; Bulldog Bulletin 3, 4; Echo 4. Ambition: To be a success. BETTE LOUISE PIKE Bet Intramurals 1; Science Club 1, Vice-President 2; Art Club 1-4; Class Committees; Executive Committee 4. Ambition: Nurse CAROL ANN REYNOLDS Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Cheer- leader 1-4, Captain 4; Softball 2; Gym Squad 1,2; Office Girl 2- 4; Student Council 2,4, President 4; Commercial Club 4; Class Committees; Bulldog Bulletin 2, 3; Echo 3,4. Ambition: College RICHARD QUALTER Dick Transfer to Holbrook High School. 15 Seniors IRENE RICHARDS Intramurals 1; Commercial Club 3,4; Bulldog Bulletin 4. DAN M. SMITH, Jr. Skip Basketball 1,2; Football 2-4; Baseball 1,2; Gym Squad 1,2; Track Manager 2,3; Intramuials; Student Coxmcil 3; Glee Club 4; Echo Staff 3,4; Executive Com- mittee 4; Class Committees. MAUREEN SMITH Mo Pro Merito; Honor Roll; Intra- murals 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Art Club 4; Echo 3,4; Bulldog Bulletin 2-4; Class Committees. Ambition; Art School 16 1957 JANE SPINNEY Janie Class Treasurer 1,2,4; Ass ' t Treasurer 3; Glee Club Secretary 4; Bulldog Bulletin Editor 4; In- tramurals 1; Class Committees. Ambition: Nurse JOSEPH MICHAEL TENORE Soimy Track 1,2; Cross Country 1-3; Gym Squad 2; Class Commit- tees; Intramurals 1-3. Ambition: To race cars. HONOR STEWART Izzy Art 1-4; Bulldog Bulletin 3; Echo 4; Intramurals; Class Commit- tees. CHESTER ALIAN WEST Chet Football 3; Track 3; Intramurals 3; Glee Club 4; Echo 3,4; Bull- dog Bulletin 4; Student Council 4; Class Committees. 17 BEST ALL AROUND MOST AMBITIOUS Howard Abbott and Alice Gillis PRETTIEST HAIR Fred Sharp and Joyce Greenhatch PRETTIEST EYES Fred Sharp and Bette Pike Dan Smith and Meredythe Chase PEPPIEST Robert Downey and Carol Reynolds CIA.SS GENIUS Howard Abbott and Phyllis Andrews DONE MOST FOR CLASS P-obert Downev and Barbara Condon MOST ATHLETIC CIASS HEARTBREAKER David Anderson and Alice Gillis CLASS SWEETHEARTS Richard Elliott and Gail Grant MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Dan Smith and Jane Spinney MOST POPULAR Robert Downey and Jane Spinney MOST MUSICAL BEST DRIVER Howard Abbott and barbara Condon Richard Elliott and Barbara Con- don Patrick O ' Connor and Louise Koski 18 Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DANCER MM Chester West and Carolyn Mclnnis CLASS FLIRT WITTIEST Robert Downey and Mary Ellen Buckley CLASS COMEDIANS Robert Downey and Mary Ellen Buckley MOST COURTEOUS Robert Haustonand Barbara Condon MOST CONSIDERATE Howard Abbott and Phyllis Andrews CLASS BLUFFER Robert Downey and Mary Ellen Buck- ley FRIENDLIEST David Anderson and Jane Spinney CUTEST Howard Abbott and Barbara Parrotta Fred Sharp and Gail Grant MOST BASHFUL Robert Hauston and Irene Richards MOST STUDIOUS Howard Abbott and Phyllis Andrews MOST CO-OPERATIVE Patrick O ' Connor and Jane Spinney Dan Smith and Carol Reynolds MOST ARTISTIC - V Robert Hauston and Maureen Sniith 19 CLASS HISTORY Tonight, four years of long and hard learning and a lot of fun have come to an end, and we, the class of 1957, are presenting our Class Night Exercises. In September 1953 we started out fifty-two ambitious, full-of-fun, and willing -to-leam freshmen, our class ad- visers, Miss Anna Damon and Mr. Peter Bizinkauskas. Assisting the class advisers were our class officers: Robert Mac- Lean, president; Richard Elliott, vice-president; Joan Kemp, secretary; Jane Spinney, treasurer; Mary Ellen Buck- ley, assistant treasurer; and Janet Hunter and David Anderson, Student Council members. After much discussion and serious tliinking we chose our class motto: Always Endeavor to Continue Forever, and our class colors: Blue and Gold. Four new members were added to our class during the school year-Marlis Schweiger, Margaret Moore, Doreece DeVine, and Roland Wright. Extra-curricular activities for the year included Snoops Scoops, Band, Cross Coun- try, Glee Club, Girls ' and Boys ' Basketball, Girls ' and Boys ' Gym Squad, and Cheerleading, in which quite a few members of the class participated. In September 1954 we felt our importance as sophomores. This year the class officers were Mary Ellen Buckley, president; David Anderson, vice-president; Joan Kemp, secretary; Robert Downey, treasurer; Jane Spinney, assistant treasurer; and John McLaughlin, Carol Reynolds, Janet Hunter, and Dale Belcher, the Student Council representa- tives. The new members of our class were John McLaughlin, James Dowd, Joseph O ' Brien, Howard Abbott, Peter Fer- guson, Carolyn Mclnnis, Gail Grant, Florence Nightingale, and Carol Cox. Extra-curricular activities included the Echo, Bulldog Bulletin, Band, Glee Club, Gym Squad, Baseball, Science Club, Basketball, Cheerleading, Track, Foot- ball, and Cross Country. David Anderson came in third in the Football Kicking Contest. High Scorers for the Cross Country team were Robert White, Jolin McLaughlin, Joseph Tenore, Robert Christian, Robert Wagner, and Joseph O ' Brien. Our social activities for the year included a successful hot dog sale with Janet Himter, chairman. We also had a Clierry Tree Hop dance with Jane Spinney, chairman. This dance was a big success, thanks to our wonderful class advisers. Miss Damon and Mr. Bizinkauskas, who arranged for the appearance of a male singing group, The Four Chaps, who provided delightful music entertainment. Two years of work and a lot of fun have now brought us to our junior year. The class president was Robert Downey; Howard Abbott, vice-president; Gail Grant, secretary; Jane Spinney, treasurer; Richard Elliott, assistant treasurer; and Student Council members, Janet Hunter, Meredythe Chase, Robert White, and Dan Smith. New members of our class were Fred Sharp, Jane Massey, Eudivilia Closson, Loretta Repetti, Kenneth Lahti, Eva Morris, Robert Bethune, and Charles Lindsay. This was a very exciting and busy year for the juniors with the selection of class rings, a very successful hot dog sale, and our Junior Prom, this being the most important of all the events. The theme was Flower Land. The whole class worked extremely hard to make this glorious night. May 4, a big success. The auditorium, as well as all the people present, looked beautiful. Music was provided by Guy Ormandy ' s Orchestra. Richard Elliott and Louise Koski were crowned King and Queen of the Prom. Each year the American Legion Auxiliary selects one girl from the top ten percent of the class to send to Girls ' State at Bridgewater State Teachers College for one week. The lucky girl to be chosen was Barbara Condon, with Carol Reynolds as her alternate. Also each year the American Legion selects two boys for Boys ' State at the Univer- sity of Massachusetts in Amherst. The delegates were Robert Downey and John McLaughlin. The Junior office girls helping in the office were Carolyn Mclnnis, Meredythe Chase, Mary Ellen Buckley, Carol Reynolds, and Barbara Parrotta. Extra-Curricular activities were the Echo, the Bulldog Bulletin, the Commercial Club, the Glee Club, the Band, Cross Country, Track, Football, Basketball, Gym Squad, and Cheerleading. A quartet, made up of four members of our class, Jane Spinney, Gail Grant, Janet Hunter, and Margaret Moore, sang Christmas carols over the Intercom and also entertained at different assemblies. Joseph Tenore won a trophy in Boys ' Gym Squad, and David Anderson broke the school record in throwing the shot put, with a throw of 42 ' 4 1 2 . Those receiving Pro-Merito Awards, awarded for a B or better average for three consecutive years, were Howard Abbott, Phyllis Andrews, Meredythe Chase, Barbara Condon, Robert Downey, Alice Gillis, Gail Grant, Louise Koski, Janice MacLean, Lee Mason, Margaret Moore, Barbara Parrotta, Carol Reynolds, and Maureen Smith. At last we were seniors. Class advisers were Miss Anna Damon and Mrs. Velna Roberts, replacing Mr. Bizinkauskas. Donald Giardini, Richard Quaker, Hugh Kane, John Roberts, David Gartland, and Karl Seitz were new members of our class. To head the class this year were Robert Downey, pre sident; Howard Abbott, vice-president; Barbara Par- rotta, secretary; Jane Spinney, treasurer; Mary Ellen Buckley, assistant treasurer; and Janet Hunter, Robert White, Robert Hauston, and Carol Reynolds (president). Student Council members. Three members of our class, Robert White, John McLaughlin, and Joseph Tenore, were lost at the beginning of the year. Chester West was elected to replace Robert White in Student Council. Barbara Condon, James Dowd, Bette Pike, and Dan Smith were chosen for the Ex- ecutive Board to help out the class officers. Social activities held during the year were a Halloween Hop and a Paper Drive. Activities during the year, in which many members of the class took an active part, were the Echo, Phyllis Andrews, editor; the Bulldog Bulletin, Jane Spinney, editor; football, Robert Downey and David Anderson, co-captains; the Commercial Club, Barbara Par- rotta, president; Band, Driver Education, Glee Club, both boys ' and girlsj with Gail Grant, president of the Girls ' Glee Club, and James Dowd, president of the Boys ' Glee Club; Carol Reynolds, captain of cheerleading; Robert Wagner and Howard Abbott, co -captains of the cross country team ; and Student Council, Carol Reynolds, president. The senior year is a happy, busy one which brings enthusiam to all those looking forward to graduation in June. 20 i Junior Prom Grand March King and Queen rr ' Guests Dancing Class Officers 21 Student Council FRONT ROW: Howard Leonard, David Clark, Robert Hauston, Barbara Smith, Carol Reynolds, President; Chester West, Natalie Mac Williams, Jeanette Ferguson. BACK ROW: Ann Hooker, Kendall Orcutt, Ed- ward Smith, Wade Hoo ker, Gerald Blais, Joan Cusimano, Eleanor Oleson, Pauline White, The Student Council is organized to form a closer relationship between the students and the school. Members are the elected representatives from each home room who bring to the meetings ideas and suggestions from the other students to be discussed and acted upon. Activities that the Student Council has sponsored during this year include the pre- paring and presentation of various assemblies, taking student buses to the football and basketball games, and serving at various school functions such as Parents ' Night and the Open House. 22 Underclass Officers Juniors David Nielson, President; Norman MacCal- mon, Treasurer; Victor Morgida, Vice-Pres- ident; Janet Fisk, Secretary. Sophomores BACK ROW: Richard Connors, Vice-F resi- dent; Arlene Tabor, President. FRONT ROW: Bette Flores, Treasurer; Marlene MacPherson, Secretary. Freshmen BACK ROW: Joseph Annis, Treasurer; Wil- liam White, President. FRONT ROW: Richard Donovan, Vice-President; Carl Snyder, Sec- retary. 23 Juniors FRONT ROW: E. Danville, M. Clark, J. Fisk, C. Hardy, C. Danville, V. Cote, S. Holbrook, M. Dean. SECOND ROW:B. Cavallini, A, Derome, S. Hamill, S. Briand, J. Ferguson, S. Giovanello, N. Cowing, B. DiNella, Miss Knutson, Ad- viser. BACK ROW: J. Anderson, D. Dobson, G. Downey, W. Blanchard, R. Du- pras, P. Files, D. Barry, G. Blais, D. Gilson. FRONT ROW: B. Kent, S. Olson, N. O ' Connor, E. Potter, M. McGuire, J. Kel- course, M. Pitts, C. Lake. SECOND ROW: M. MacLean, J. Keith, F. Pelle- grini, C. Jensen, J. Pike, A. LaMarine, N. Mac Williams, G. Nugent, P. Live- ly, B. Marshall, Mrs. Wood, Adviser. BACK ROW: V. Morgida, H. Leonard, E. Robicheau, R. Leonard, R. Krishfield, N. MacCalmon, D. Poole. 24 FRONT ROW; L. Wright, A. Spillane, C. Sherman, S. Snow, R. Smith, B. White, A. Samowski, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Seeley, L. Sandberg, J. Simpson, M. Thompson, G. Weatherby, B. Sodergren, J. Schutt, C. Tibbetts, Mr. Pierce, Adviser. BACK ROW; R. Schutt, R. Weiner, Paul Tibbetts, G. Spieler, E. Smith, P. Sullivan, A. Sutterlin, Peter Tibbetts, G. White. Junior Class History Well, here we are Juniors, upper classmen if you prefer, with only one more year to go ! Our past, as far as activities go, isn’t much to look back on, but we can al- ways look ahead! That we are doing with much anticipation. Like all Juniors, we are eagerly awaiting the evening of our far-famed Jun- ior Prom . This we hope will be a sensation and we are striving to make it such I The Class Rings have been ordered, and we hope are on the way. Several of the Junior boys have joined the newly formed organization re- ferred to as The Boys ' Glee Club , which performed along with the SPECTAC- ULAR Girls ' Glee Club (in which a number of the Junior Girls participate) at the Open House Program --thanks to the Juniors. Our class headed the Presidental Campaign held the day before election, which gave all students the opportunity to vote. At the assembly we heard ten campaign speeches, some favoring the Democratic Party and some the Republi- can. We are looking forward whole-heartedly to our final year at Holbrook High, sincerely hoping to make it a year which we shall always remember as the Greatest I 25 Sophomores FRONT ROW: M. Bell, C. Blaisdell, J. Christian, C. Di ras, B. Balkan, J, Colburn, J. Abbott, E. Cavallini. SECOND ROW: J. Bishop, E. Danville, F. Barksdale, R. Connors, J. CvKimano, W. Barksdale, R. Cole, W. Coull, Mr. Downey, Adviser. BACK ROW: D. Balch, D, Aronson, F. Bernard, S. Cosindas, W. Aniello, J. Bagley, S, Cacciatore. FRONT ROW: S. Hebron, F. Kelley, G. Grandmont, G. Levine, R. Lord, J. Goodnow, B. Flores, J. Grant. SECOND ROW: A. Fawcett, P. Holloway, J. Kuehn, C. French, J. Henderson, N. Long, Mrs. Hooker, Adviser. BACK ROW: T. Giovanello, W. Hooker, R. Hansen. 26 FRONT ROW; J, Streadwick, M. MacRierson, E. Scott, J. Wiggins, A. Tab- er, B. Pitts, S. Vasquez, J. Tirrell. SECOND ROW: N. Whynot, J, Morris, L. Soule, M. McLain, E. Olesen, J. Stodder, P. Redmond, B. Wiitcomb, L. Tay- lor, Mr. Di Benedetto, Adviser. BACK ROW; S. Paulding, W. Shafer, S. McMorrow, B. Stoddard, B. MacWilliams, J. Munroe. Sophomore Class History We finally made it! This year, we have a class below us and we ' re not little Freshmen any longer. Next year we’ll be Juniors and in two years we ' ll be graduating. Tt really doesn ' t seem possible I We ' ve had a lot of fun and a lot of hard work in High School but it’s worth it all. For most of us have great ambitions --some that we will probably never realize, others that we will realize with hard work and effort. We have accomplished quite a bit in the short time that we have been at Holbrook High, and we hope to accomplish more in the years to come. This year our officers were as follows: President, Arlene Taber; Vice- President, Richard Connors; Secretary, Bette Flores: Treasurer, Marlene M ac- Pherson. Under their able leadership we have made great progress. We wish to thank our class advisers, too, for all the help they have given us. They are Mr. Di Benedetto, Mrs. Hooker, and Mr. Downey. We all hope that next year we will come back a stronger class and we also hope that we will all come back as Juniors. Freshman FRONT ROW: J. Bemis, V. Adamo, V. Barron, J. Baker, J. Clark, P. Cad- ger, D. Baker, M. Alden, SECOND ROW: A. Calway, W. Cameron, M. Aron- son, D. Cote, S. Calway J. Annis, Miss Megley, Adviser. BACK ROW: W. Bagley, S. Boczanowski, R. Condon, R. Carabbio, T. Bates, E. Ashenden, J. Beame. FRONT ROW: J. Giardini, P. Esty, P. Downey, E. Giddens, A. Hooker, M. Gillis, Eileen Danville, E. Frazier. SECOND R(DW: E. Fortes, F. George, L. Duggan, L. Ehrbe, E. D ' Amore, J. Hebert, W. Holloway, J. Greenhatch, D. Harris, J. Derome, Mr. Robinson, Adviser. BACK ROW: W. Dillahunty, R. Duncan, F. Horton, W. Facey, R. Haskell, D. Holden, H. Holbrook, W. Gau- dreau, J. French, R. Donovan, C. Gustafson, K. E yer, E. Harris. 28 FRONT ROW; E. Lively, E. McLain, P. Kraus, N. Miller, A. Leonard, B. Mc- Afee, D. Porter, M. Kierstead. SECOND ROW; P. Magaldi, D. Poole , S. Larsen, E. Pauli, C. Marble, N. Loud, M. Marshall, J. MacRierson, D. Pierce, Mr. Harvey, Adviser. BACK ROW; W. Potter, E. Pina, J. O ' Loughlin, H. Nelson, K. Orcutt, J. Keith, P. Kramer. FRONT ROW; J. Rand, S. Tisdale, L. Troxell, D. Tucker, E. Walker, M. Smith, P. Sullivan. SECOND ROW; C. Sullivan, P. White, L. White, F. Springer, M. Smith, J. Silver, C. Shaughnessy, E. Sullivan, D. Tirrell, J. Reickert, C. Seeley, M. Weiner, D. Wright, Mr. Aldrich, Adviser. BACK ROW; C. Snyder, W. White, K. Rodel, G. Savoy, Austin Snow, Albert Snow, G. Sodergren, F. Thurberg, W. Whynot. 29 GARLAND L. NEAL Faculty Roster Principal; Missouri Valiev College A.B. CLARENCE E. ALLEN Assistant Principal, Athletic Director; Bates College A.B., Boston University M. Ed.; United States History. JOHN J. ALDRICH Norwich University A.B., University of Vermont; Bi- ology, Chemistry, Physics. JOAN BARONE Boston University, Sargent College B.S.; Physical Edu- cation; Coach and Physical Education Director. RICHARD B BLYTHE Springfield College B.S. in Physical Education; Coach and Puysical Education Director. CHARLES J. CHIASSON State Teachers College, Fitchburg, B.S. in Ed.; Indus- trial Arts. ANNA M. DAMON Boston University; Typewriting, Bookkeeping. UBALDO DI BENEDETTO Liceo-Ginnasio Ovidio-Sulmona (Italy), Northeastern University B.A.; Spanish, History, Geography. EDWARD F. EXDWNEY, Jr. Boston University B.S. in Ed.; English, Social Studies. LANE U. FERNALD Smith College A.B.; Librarian. ARNITA HARRISON George Peabody College for Teachers, Asbury College A.B.; Boston University M. Ed.; Director of Guidance DAVID A. HARVEY Providence -Barrington Bible College, Taylor University A.B.; Physics, General Science, Algebra, MARGARET G, HINES Boston University B.M. Ed.; Director of Boys ' and Girls ' Glee Clubs. ELEANOR T. HOOKER Colby College A.B., Northeastern (Me.) Business Col - lege; Consumer Education, Typewriting. ELNA M. KNUTSON Boston University A.B., A.M.; Executive Secretary; Sr. College Matheiiiatics, Algebra, Geometry. DONALD W. KREUT lER Syracuse University B.F.A. in Ed.; Art Supervisor. KATHRYN MEGLEY Bridgewater State Teachers College, Boston University; Head of English Dept.; Junior and Senior English. JEANNE E. NORRIS Boston University B. Mus., M. Ed.; Director of Band. HARDIE W. PIERCE Springfield College B.S. in Physical Ed; Gen. Science, Geography, Gen. Math; Coach of Football and Baseball. VELNA A. ROBERTS Salem Teachers College B.S. in Ed.; Shorthand, Secre- tarial Practice. DONALD F. ROBINSON Harvard A.B., Crozer Theological Seminary; English. IRENE TROMBLEY Simmons B.S.; Home Economics. HELEN M. WOOD Radcliffe College A.B., A.M., Harvard University M. Ed.; Ecole Normale D ' Angers (France): Latin, French. The Echo Staff FRONT ROW: C. Tibbetts, J. Fisk, C. Reynolds, M. Moore, P. Andrews, M. Smith, B. Condon, C, West. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robinson, Adviser; L. Sandberg, B. Parrotta, G. Weatherby, J. Sheldon, R. Hanston, J. Goodnow, J. MacLean, S. Briand, B. DiNella, Mrs. Hooker, Mis, Roberts, Advisers. BACK ROW: C. Lake, J. Pike, J. Greenhatch, N. O ' Connor, C. Sherman, S. Snow, R. Smith, J. Massey, B. Kent, C. Mielde, B. White. Sandra Holbrook, NOT PRESENT. PRESENTS THE DAILY LIFE AT HOLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL As our school days near their end, we realize that school has been like a third parent to ns, helping to get us ready for that tremendous adventure called life. Step by step our school has helped us forge the tools that we shall be using in all the days to come, as we set out to do our work in th hnild our own homes, and our.selve.s havp children to send to school. 31 English Miss MEGLEY There is nothing that we shall use more in the days to come than our training in English. Whatever we do, we shall need the a- bility to express ourselves clearly to others and to understand correctly what others are telling us. Mr. ROBINSON 32 Library Next to his brain and his hands, man’s most valuable tools are books; for in books thousands of men through hundreds of years have stored their knowledge. He who knows how to use books has the key to the fulfillment of his heart’s desire. Art The ability to see beauty in the world above us, and to make more beauty for ourselves and others to en- joy, may be a man or woman’s most cherished possession, making bad times bearable and good times better. 33 Social Studies History and the social sciences are like a road-map to a motor- ist. They tell us where we have come from and where we are; and except for washed-out bridges and new construction, they give us some idea of where we are going and how we are going to get there. Nothing is more stimulating than a debate. The greatest cal- culating machine cannot compete with the rapidity, range, and delicate choice of the human mind. Our debating team allows its members and audience to experience the mental thrill of a brain operating at electrical speed to resolve the great contro- versial issues of today. Mr. EXDWNEY DEBATING CLUB M. Moore, J. Lutz, C. Danville, R. Smith, N. MacWilliams, J. Keith, J. Simpson, S. Olson, J. Pike, Mr. Downey, Adviser. 34 Mathematics Whether we are trying to cope with the family budget, the town appropriation, the income tax, the building of a house, the con- struction of an airplane or the application of atomic energy, we shall all have use for mathematics in the years ahead. 35 Mr. PIERCE Science In a world of machinery, antibiotics and atom bombs, science is basic. Physicists, biochemists, doctors and engineers, are build- ing a new way of life for all of us. Each of them began his ca- reer in just such high-school science classes as ours. Mr. AIDRICH Mr. HARVEY Science Club FRONT ROW; Mr. Harvey, Adviser, F. Thurberg, D. Harris, S. Paulding, J. Annis, W. Coull, Mr. Aliich, Adviser. SECOND ROW; W. Facey, R. Keith, C. French, S. Boczanowski, R, Benson, G. Sodergren, F. Horton. BACK ROW; C. Gustafson, R. Carabbio, W. Hooker, T. Bates. 36 Languages Not all of us will be going to South America or France, and none of us will be visiting the Rome of Caesar and Cicero; but what we have learned of their languages has given us insight into our own, and a wider knowledge of the human race to which we be- long. 37 I Mr. DiBENEDETTO Commercial 38 FRONT ROW; G. Weatherby, M. Clark, B. Kent, M. Chase, B. Parrotta, J. Fisk, N. Mac Williams, J. MacLean. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Roberts, Adviser; N. Bates, S. Briand, A. Derome, L. Sand- berg, P. Lively, B. Sodergren, C. Tibbetts, B. DiNella, C. Mc- lnnis,B. Marshall, Miss Damon, Adviser. BACK ROW: J. Simp- son, Mr. Thompson, C. Lake, M. Pitts, S. Olson, R. Smith, N. O ' Connor, J. Massey, S. Lorandeau, G. Nugent, T. Richardi, J. Ferguson. Bulldog Bulletin Staff Business is necessary to supply the needs of the people. Today, more than ever, we must have trained sec- retaries and accountants to carry out this work. The subjects taught in the Commer- cial Department of Holbrook High School are helping to train students for work in this field. FRONT ROW: A. Spillane, P. Kraus, M. Smith, B. Parrotta, J. Spinney, L. Koski, M. Buckley, B. Kent. SECOND ROW; C. Snyder, N. Bates, M. MacPerson, J. Streadwick, A. Gillis, G. Weatherby, H. Abbott, J. Ferguson, J. Sheldon, I. Richards, J. Abbott, C. Mclnnis, Mrs. Hooker, Mrs. Roberts, Advisers. BACK ROW; Mr. Robinson, Adviser; M. Chase, E. McLain, M. Mac- Pherson, S. Olson, A. Hooker, C. West, C. Lindsay, R. Hauston, N. MacCalmon, J. Massey, J. Greenhatch, B. Smith, J. Mac- Lean. Home Economics We no longer spin and weave our own cloth or grind our own flour or leach our own lye for soap. But ho me -making still demands many skills. And home -making is still a woman’s most important job. 40 Industrial Arts Mr. CHIASSON Man ' s first tool was a stone from some ancient brookbed or glacier. It is a long road from that to the beautiful and complex power tools of the present day. Skill and brain power have replaced muscle and brawn in the production of beauti- ful articles for those who have learned to work with modem equip- ment. 41 Girls Gym Miss BARONE The old Green ideal of a healthy mind in a healthy body is as sound in today ' s world as in ancient Ath- ens. 42 Boys’ Gym With gymnastic facilities second to none on the South Shore. Holbrook High ' s gym squad is now a year round team. Practice is held twice each week in preparation for the Ex- hibition in the spring. Team mem- bers obtain much personal satisfac- tion in accomplishing a skill on the trampoline, rings, horizontal bar, parallel bar, ropes, or springboard. We may expect keen competition when other schools include this sport. 43 Band Miss NORRIS FRONT ROW; S. Andrews, E. Danville, J. Sheldon, C, Danville, R. Brown, M. Pessia, C. Pearce. BACK ROW; R. Krishfield, A. Sutterlin, R. Carabbio, H. Nelson, K. Orcutt,. J. Luti. J. Lutz, D. Balch, D. Clark, E. Smith, D. Poole, E. DanviUe, W. Kent J, Ayvas, S. Lake, E. McLain, P. Downey, B. Bayer, S. Larsen. A. Ahem, R. Krishfield, R. Carabbio, D. Poole, M. Pessia. 44 Nothing can better express the ideal of human cooperation, the peaceful world of which we dream, than a group of human beings each play- ing thepart assigned him in a com- plex piece of music. FRONT ROW; E, Frazier, D. Pearce, J, Ander- son, Robert Leonard, J. Giardini. BACK ROW; M. Mann, Richard Leonard, D. Dobson, H. Leon- ard. K. Lively, W. Dillahunty, R. Condon, B. Stoddard, J. Abbott, G. White, S. Olson, J. Cuff, M. Alden. H. Leonard, D. Pearce, D. Balch, G. White, R. Condon, A. Sutterlin, R. Carabbio, D. Poole, R. Krishfield. 45 Girls’ Glee Club J. Spinney, Secretary; S, Holbrook, Vice-President; G. Grant, President; J. Hunter, Treasurer. FRONT ROW; G. Grandmont, J. Streadwick, M. McLain, S. Hamill, E. Oleson, J. Simpson, S. Hebron, C. Sullivan, A. Galway, J. MacPherson, N. Cowing, Miss lines. Instructor. SECOND ROW: B. McAfee, V. Cote, S. Giovanello, V. Barron, J. Bemis, C. Lake, G. Grant, D. Porter, J. Grant, L. White, G. Weatherby, J. Rand. BACK ROW: S. Holbrook, E. Scott, E. McLain, E. Morris, A. Hooker, C. Hardy, M. MacPherson, D. Baker. 46 Boys’ Glee Club Officers The High School has two separate Glee Clubs --one for boys and one for girls — with a total enrollment of eighty members. The clubs sing at school assemblies, P.T.A. meetings and other local concerts. This year the outstanding achievement was the production of Gilbert and Sullivan ' s PINAFORE. R. Elliott, Sec ' y- -Treasurer; J. Dowd, President; R. Wagner, Vice-President. FRONT ROW; R. Wagner, S. Paulding, D. Harris, W. Coull, R. Benson, R. Lord, K. Orcutt, H. Leonard, Miss Hines, Instructor. SECOND ROW; L. Dube, E, Pina, D. Poole, W. l5illahunty, T. Giovanello, D, Belcher, D. Dobson, C. Gustafson, W. Facey, R. Hansen, R. Elliott. BACK ROW; D. felch, J. Lutz, D. Smith, R. Donovan, C. West, W. Hooker, J. Dwd, E. Smith, R. Krishfield, A, Sutter lin, F. Horton. J. French. 47 Driver Education FRONT ROW: Mr, Femald, Adviser; I. Richards, N, Bates, B. Parrotta, A. Gillis, M. Chase, B. Condon, J. Kemp, B. Pike, J, MacLean, C. Mchinis, Mr. Renaud, Adviser. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Aldrich, Adviser; C. Reynolds, G. Grant, J. Greenhatch, M. E, Buckley, P, Andrews, M. Smith, L. Koski, C. Mielde, M. Moore, L, Repetti. BACK ROW: R, Wagner, R. Elliott, J. Massey, H. Kane, J, Dowd, D. Gartland, C. Boudreau, E. Morris, H. Abbott, It has been our purpose to learn to drive skillfully and safely and so to do our part toward cutting down the death toll of the highways. Health Student Assistants Office Girls N. Bates, M Chase, B. Parrotta, J. MacLean, C. Reyn- olds. For some of us school life has in- cluded actual working experience within the school, in the office, in the library, and in the cafeteria. It is good to know that we have really helped in the operation of our school. S. Olson, B. Cavallini, B. Smith, J. Ferguson, N. O ' Connor. Cafeteria Helpers G. Blais, R. Hansen, C. Lake, M. Pitts, R. Hauston, E. Morris, M. Moore, G. Grant, N. O ' Connor, G. Nugent, J. Kelcoiurse, S. Lorandeau, C. Danville, Library Staff FRONT ROW; B. Fortes, P. Esty, J. Pike, C. Sherman, J. Schutt, N. Cowing, J. MacPherson, J. Abbott. BACK ROW: P. White, M. Kierstead, J. Goodnow, P. Kraus, F, Springer, L. White, Mrs. Fernald, Adviser. Camera Club FRONT ROW; R, Krishfield, M. MacPherson, N, Cow- ing, B, Kent, B, White, E. Olesen, F. Kelley, BACK ROW; M. Moore, . E. Smith, C. French, E. Danville, Mr. DiBenedetto, Adviser. Rifle Club FRONT ROW; J. Bagley, J. Kelcourse, N, MacWilliams, D. Baker, B. MacWilliams. BACK ROW; R, Hansen, P, Sullivan, H. Kane, E. Smith, B. Stoddard, K. Orcutt, Mr. DiBenedetto, Adviser. Chess Club FRONT ROW; E, Danville, F. Kelley, M. Bell, B. Sodergren, J. Simpson, G. Le- vine, C. Snyder. MIDDLE ROW; J, Henderson, G. White, F. Barksdale, A. Spil- lane, C. Sherman, G-. Nugent, G. Sodergren, D. Pearce, Mr. Harvey, Adviser. BACK PvOW; Donald Harris, R. Benson, W. Barksdale, J. French, P. Sullivan, F. Bernard, R, Keith, Donald Poole. In our sports we learn to work together without thought of individual glory in order to produce the best team effort; we learn that loafing on the job is helping our opponents, and that there is more enjoyment in winning by hard play than by taking unfair advantage; we learn to size up an unfamiliar situation and work out the best solution of it on the spur of the mo- ment; we learn to assume responsibility when we are in control and to respect authority when someone else is; and we learn that to lose as a sportsman is better than to be a poor winner. We believe that in learning these things we are preparing to be better citizens and better hu- man beings. 51 Football FRONT ROW: R. Downey, Co-Captain; R. Christian, G. Blais, P. Files, D. Smith, R. Donovan, J. Dowd. MIDDLE ROW: Peter Tibbetts, W. White, Don Poole, Paul Tibbetts, V. Morgida, David Poole, J. Munroe, BACK ROW: Mr. Pierce, Coach; R. Connors, F. Dowd, W. George, B. MacV illiams, D. Dobson, H. Leon- ard, F, George, Mgr. RESULTS OF 1957 FOOTBALL SEASON Holbrook 0 Hanover 30 Holbrook 7 Our Lady 37 Holbrook 6 Dighton 37 Holbrook 7 Marshfield 38 Holbrook 2 East Bridgewater 20 Holbrook 0 West Bridgewater 31 Holbrook 33 Mill is 7 Holbrook 0 Coh asset 37 52 It is very easy for a team to get down when they are losing, but the Holbrook boys had very good spirit all the way. The Bulldogs were at full strength only twice in eight games. Their tremendous fighting spirit as they battled a team that was far superior in every way was stimulating and certainly will be remembered a long time. 53 Basketball FRONT ROW: R. Downey, W, Hooker, C. Boudreau, Co-Captain; R, Elliott, Co-Captain; J. Dowd, B. MacWilliams. BACK ROW: Mr, Blythe, Coach, G. Blais, S, McMorrow, R. Wagner, H. Abbott, Manager. In regular season play this year ' s team had an eight-win, ten-loss record. The Mayflower League record was eight wins and six losses for fourth place. Seniors lost through gradual ion are Co-Captains Richard Elliott and Carlton Bou- dreau, James Dowd, Robert Dow- ney, Robert Wagner and Howard Abbott, Manager. Holbrook 95 Avon 46 The Scores Holbrook 43 West Bridgewater 80 Holbrook 32 Ehrxbury 39 Holbrook 64 Bridgewater 60 Holbrook 62 Norwell 77 Holbrook 61 Avon 34 Holbrook 42 Scituate 46 Holbrook 52 Wrentham 53 Holbrook 72 Norwell 73 Holbrook 51 Norton 28 Holbrook 65 Wrentham 46 Holbrook 46 West Bridgewater 72 Holbrook 50 East Bridgewater 67 Holbrook 40 East Bridgewater 56 Holbrook 63 Bridgewater 70 Holbrook 59 Plainville 37 Holbrook 56 Norton 43 Tournament Holbrook 96 Plainville 57 Holbrook 79 Duxbury 43 vTUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: W, White, D. Aronson, S. Cosindas, D. Balch, R. Connors. BACK ROW: J, Greenhatch, Manager; W. Potter, W. George, B. Stoddard, R. Crowell, Richard Bethtme, W. Coull, Manager. 54 Baseball FRONT ROW: L, Mason, R, Christian, R. Downey, P. Feeney, R. Bethune. BACK ROW; J. Munroe, S. Cosindas, G. Blais, S. Mc- Morrow, G. Downey, R. Connors, Mr. Pierce, Coach. Players who won their baseball letters in the spring of 1956 were: R. Christian, L, Mason, R, Downey, P. Feeney, R. Bethune, G. Downey, G. Blais, J. Munroe, S. Cosindas, R, Connors, S. McMorrow. 55 Cross Country FRONT ROW: J, French, D. Balch, R. Hansen, H. Abbott, Co-Captain; R. Wag- ner, Co-Captain; J. Lutz, W, Potter, L, Downey. BACK ROW: Mr. Blythe, Coacii; P. Magaldi, W. CouU, E. Ashenden, W. Gaudreau, Austin Snow, K. Orcutt, J. Greenhatch. The 1956 Cross Country team had an im- pressive seven -win, two -loss record. Besides this dual meet record the team finished sec- ond in the Class D state championships and won the South Shore Class B championship. Co-Captains Wagner and Abbott will be suc- ceeded by Dick Hansen and Dave Balch, The Scores: (Low Score Wins) Holbrook 23 East Bridgewater 34 Holbrook 15 Whitman 50 Holbrook 15 Middleboro 48 Holbrook 39 Scituate 18 Holbrook 19 Plymouth 44 Holbrook 15 Hanover 50 Holbrook 34 New Bedford 21 Holbrook 22 Rockland 33 Holbrook 16 Rockland 43 56 Track FRONT ROW: J. Blais, J. Lutz, C. Boudreau, D. Anderson, J. Dowd, Co- Captain , R. Elliott, R. Wagner, H. Abbott. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Blythe, Coach; W. Coull, H. Leonard, D. Balch, L. Downey, V. Morgida. CK ROW: W. Aniello, S. McMoirow, W. Hooker, B. MacWilliams, R. Han- sen. With the loss ofninelettermen from last year ' s cham- pionship team, this year ' s Track Team, under the Co- Captains Dale Belcher and Jim Dowd,, were definitely faced with a rebuilding year. THE SCHEDULE April 24 Silver Lake Home May 1 Scituate Away May 8 East Bridgewater Home May 10 Cohasset Away May 15 Bridgewater Away May 18 Weymouth Interscholastics May 22 Hanover Home May 25 State Meet May 29 League Meet Away June 1 South Shore Away 57 Field Hockey FRONT ROW: A, Galway, N. Cowing, M. Weiner, P. Andrews, Co-Captain; A. Gillis, Co-Captain; J. MacPherson, P. White, P. Esty. MIDDLE ROW: E. Fortes, C. Sullivan, P. Alden, J, Rand, M. E. McLain, J. Keith, J. Bishop, C. Seeley, C. Hardy, Mgr.; Miss Barone, Coach. BACK ROW: S. Hamill, E. Olesen, C. L e, E. Scott, D. Tucker, J. Cusimano, C, Danville, V. Cote, D. Baker, The Field Hockey team consisted of inexperienced but determined players who fought to the end of every game. The prospects for next year are bright as only two players are being lost by graduation. 58 Girls’ Basketball FRONT ROW: R, Smith, N. Bates, Co-Captain, L. Koski, Co-Cap- tain; A. Taber, P. Andrews. BACK ROW: M. Chase, Manager; C. Hardy, J. Cusimano, N. MacWilliams, T. Richardi, Miss Barone, Coach. SCORES Holbrook 39 East Bridgewater The girls ' basketball team, led by Captain Louise Koski and Co- Holbrook 25 Braintree Captain Norma Bates, has had a very successful season this year. Holbrook 57 Avon winning eight games and losing only two. Rita Smith was high scor- Holbrook 36 West Bridgewater er. The Junior Varsity, led by Captain Alice Grillis and Co-Captain Holbrook 34 Silver Lake Penny White, had a smiliar record. High scorer for the J.V.’s was Holbrook 51 Avon Penny White. All through the season the guards on both teams turned Holbrook 30 Whitman in a consistently good performance. The prospects for next year are Holbrook 27 West Bridgewater good as the Varsity is losing only one forward and two guards, and the Holbrook 47 East Bridgewater J.V. ' s one forward, due to graduation. Holbrook 31 Whitman JUNIOR VARSITY CLOCKWISE: J. Wiggins, J. Pike, E. MacLain, N. Loud, A. Gillis, Co-Cap- tain; P. White, Co-Captain; J. Keith, E. Olesen, B. ite, C. Lake, A. Hook- er. REAR: Miss Barone, Coach, C. Hardy, M. Chase, Manager. 34 40 26 16 18 17 22 17 25 47 cheerleaders FRONT ROW; B, Cavallini. BACK ROW; E, Scott, G. Grant, G. Grandmont, C. Reynolds, Captain; J. Bishop, M. Moore, J. Fisk. At any game, at all rallies, with snappy uniforms and lots of pep, our cheerleaders are out front leading the cheers. This year the group started the Pep Club, which was very active during the Football Season. Next year we hope to strengthen it to include all sports and all students. FRONT ROW; J. Wiggins, B. Cavallini, J. Bishop, J. Fisk. BACK ROW; G. Grandmont, M. Moore, C. Reynolds, G. Grant, S. Hebron. 60 Signatures Candids 63 64 Patrons Mr. and Mrs, Howard L. Abbott Mr. and Mrs, John J. Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Allen Mrs. Edith Andrews and Family Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Ashenden Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Baker, Jr. Miss Joan Barone Mr. Arthur S, Bates, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Belcher James Belcher Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bethune Mrs. Nellie G. Blaisdell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blythe Mr. and Mrs. Steve Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Antonnio Cavallini Mr. and Mrs. P.G. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Chamberlain Champion Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chase Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Chiasson Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Colburn Miss Harriett Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Condon Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Christian Miss Anna M. Damon Mr. and Mrs. U.Di Benedetto Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiNella Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Djerf Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dobson Mr. Edward F. Downey, Jr. Mr, and Mrs. Paul J. Downey Paul J. Downey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Downey Dynamo Mr. and Mrs, Stanley C. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fernald Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Fisk Mr. and Mrs. Eubert W. Frazier Mr, and Mrs. Edmund Flynn A Friend Mr. and Mrs. James Gaffney The Gannon ' s Mr, and Mrs. S. Giardini Alice O. Gillis Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Gray Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hadfield Mr. and Mrs, R. Philip Hardy Miss Arnita Harrison Mr. and Mrs. David Harvey Mr, and Mrs. Bertram Hauston Mr, and Mrs. Myron Holbrook Mr. and Mrs, A.E. Hooker Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hooker Jack ' s Diner Mr. and Mrs. James ivlr. and Mrs. Henry Kemp, Jr. Miss Elna Knutson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kreutzer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Koski Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kuehn Miss Rose La brum Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lively Mr, and Mrs. William Lively Lloyds of Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Luti Mrs. Elizabeth MacLean Mr. and Mrs. Leslie O. MacWilliams Miss Elizabeth J. McLain Miss Joan Ann McLain Miss Kathryn Megley Mr. and Mrs. James W. Murphy The Three Musketeers — Phil, Cindy, A1 Mr. and Mrs. G.L. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Nickerson Mrs. Pauline Nihtila Miss Jeanne Norris Mr, and Mrs. Pat O ' Connor Mr. and Mrs. John O ' Hara Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olson Dr, and Mrs. Charles S. Para skis Mr. and Mrs. Hardie Pierce Miss Betty Louise Pike Mr. and Mrs. M. Podrecca Mr. and Mrs. Paul Powers Mr. and Mrs. James Rashleigh Mr. Ralph R. Renaud Mr. and Mrs. A. Repetti Miss Janet Repetti Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Robinson Mr. and Mrs, H. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Shadrick Mr. and Mrs. James Sheldon Mi. and Mrs. Charles V. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith Mr. and Mrs. John D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Sodergren Mr. Rocco Spa gone Mr. and Mrs. George Spinney Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Trombley Mrs. John P. Walsh Miss Kendra Weatherby Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weatherby Mr. and Mrs. John West Mr. and Mrs. William D. West Mr. and Mrs. C, Gordon Whitcomb Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams Mr. Chester Wood Mr. and Mrs. Neuman Wood “Symbol of Dependable Insurance Service” LEROY R. 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Franklin Street MacPHERSON’S Brookville Massachusetts BARBER SHOP Transportation and Hot Meal Tel. Brockton 1789 Best Wishes to Compliments Class of ’57 of BRAMS CLOTHING 237 Plymouth St. Dr. WILLIAM P. CONLAN Holbrook Mass. Compliments of Best Wishes Dfo CLIFFORD H. LAKE ELINOR’S BEAUTY SALON OPTOMETRIST Best Wishes to the EVERETT BOLLES Class of 1957 ATTORNEY from Mrs. J’S BAKERY Compliments of Dr. C. ROBERT REYNOLDS BARILE PLUMBING COMPANY DENTIST 51 Union St. Tel. Wo 3-4505 Joseph Barile Holbrook Mass. PLUMBING-HEATING AND FUEL OIL Tel. Vi 3-4000 Braintree Mass. Compliments WACO SCAFFOLDING CO, of Holbrook, Mass. ALVES PHOTO SERVICE, INC. BLEACHERS AND MAINTENANCE SCAFFOLDING FOR THE NEW JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FURNISHED BY WACO SCAFFOLDING CO. 14 Storrs Avenue OF HOLBROOK, INC. Braintree 84 Mass. Tel. Wo 3-9420 Tel. Vi 3-5555 SOUTHEASTERN FRANK T. WHITE COMPANY CONSTRUCTION, INC. FLORIST Tel. Brockton 2202 Holbrook, Randolph Vicinity PLANT — 46 Spring Street “Soy It Vlith Flowers” Brookville Moss. 40 Union St. Holbrook Moss. Tel. Wo 3-5730 BROWNE’S SPORT SHOP QUALITY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Since 1930 16 Centre Street Brockton, Moss. Congratulations from SAVOY’S RESTAURANT Compliments of Best Wishes HENRY’S GARAGE POP’S SNAGK BAR Our Sincere Best Wishes to the Class of ' 57 BRODIL’S BOOTERY MARGIE’S VARIETY STORE 90 North Main St. Holbrook Mass. Randolph Mass. Dr. BARGE’S ANIMAL HOSPITAL ATWOOD PAPER GOMPANY E. A. BARGE, D, V. M. Division of Industrial Paper Cordage Co. Tel. Wo 3-2298 So. Main St. Randolph Mass. 284 Montello Street Brockton 2 Mass. Congratulations Compliments to the of HOLBROOK NEWS AGENGY Class of 1957 An Organization of Friends Compliments CLYDE M. BAKER of Carpenter and Builder HALSIL PRODUCTS CO. 266 North Franklin St. Holbrook, Mass. Tel. Wo 3-5854 19 Jackson St. Middleboro Mass. Industrial Cleaning Compounds Compliments Compliments of of RANDOLPH CYCLE HOBBY SHOP JOHNSON SHEET METAL COMPANY NASON’S VARIETY STORE Compliments Howard and Margie Nason of Union Street Mr. and Mrs. ROYALL W. BEMIS Holbrook Mass. 48 Quincy Street Holbrook Mass. BRITTAIN CANNON CO. ALL OUR FOOD PREPARED TO YOUR ORDER 36 So. FrankI in St. LYNWOOD CAFE, INC. Corner South Center Streets Holbrook Mass. Randolph Windows . . « Doors Glass and Millwork PIZZA OUR SPECIALTY F. Kurlitis, Mgr. Tel. Wo 3-4830 Tel. Wo 3-9894 RAINBOW CLEANSERS, INC. CompI iments of DUNBAR PATTERN Holbrook, Braintree, Randolph Weymouth Vicinity COMPANY Same Day Service available at any of our stores Brockton Mass. Main Office: 52 Plymouth St., Holbrook Tel. Wo 3-9119 Best Wishes from SEMENSI COAL COMPANY Compliments 10 Center Street of Holbrook Mass. HOOD ICE CREAM Coals — Oils — Grain — Cement Joe Semensi, Manager Tel. Wo 3-5110 Compliments of Best Wishes HOLBROOK COAL OIL from COMPANY Dr. ROBERT C. COLLINS Edward F. McCarthy OPTOMETRIST Telephone Office: Wo 3-3230 12 Linfield Street Residence: Wo 3-4053 Tel. Wo 3-5433 Holbrook, Mass. Diamonds Watches Jewelry HOLBROOK FURNITURE RICHARD T. MARSHALL COMPANY 373 Washington Street COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Boston Mossochusett Holbrook Square Holbrook, Mass. Room 902 Ho 6-0071 Jewelers’ Bldg. Wo 3-9780 Tel. Wo 3-2160 Wo 3-5310 R. WALLACE, Prop. Best Wishes HOLBROOK TAXI CO. from Taxi Service from 6:30 A.M. till 11:00 P.M. THE CUSTODIANS OF HOLBROOK HIGH Hospitals: 24 Hour Service Stand: Holbrook Square Holbrook Mass. LINCOLN’S ALFRED C. MAGAW HOLBROOK SQUARE GENERAL INSURANCE 5 to $1.00 Notions Toys Houseware 1356 Hancock St. Quincy Mass. MOGAN ' S BOTTLED GAS and DALY SHOE FINDINGS INC APPLIANCE COMPANY 27 Maple Avenue 1 1 0 Pond Street Holbrook Mass. Holbrook Tel. Wo 3-4414 Mass. Tel. Wo 3-5010 Compliments GOOD BROTHERS YOUR FORD DEALER of Randolph Rt. 28 Mass. CHARLES A. NELSON SON Tel. Wo 3-5000 REAL ESTATE Compliments of W. E. BAGLEY OIL SERVICE WEST TREE SERVICE Pest Wishes Trimming, Spraying and Cavity Work Shrubbery Setting from 775 So. Franklin Street THE HOLBROOK SCHOOL COMMITTEE Tel. Brockton 6236 ROSE MARIE BEAUTY SALON Hair Styling Tel. Wo 3-4474 Mrs. Dillahunty, Prop. SOUTH SHORE PHARMACY, INC. Pharmacist Always on Duty Mr. Boudreau, Prop. Tel. Wo 3-5835 Visit both of us across from the Sumner School WILLIAM L. PALMER WOODLAWN CARD RECORD SHOPPE Contractors and Dealers 123 No. Main St. PLUMBING AND HEATING EQUIPMENT Randolph, Mass. SALES AND SERVICE PHONOGRAPH RECORDS 67 Pond St. Tel. Ed 5=4060 HALLMARK CARDS So. Weymouth Mass. Tel. Wo 3-5766 Tel. Brockton 350 FARR’S DRY GOODS 41 Maple Avenue Brockton Mass. 53 No. Main Street J. E. HOLLAND CO., INC. HEATING AND PLUMBING Brockton Mass. C ompliments Compliments of of REICHERT’S WARREN P. WEBBER SERVICE STATION OIL COMPANY Best Wishes Watches Jewelry Diamonds Clocks from WM. P. FILLEBROWN JEWELER, INC. MacGUINN 4 Union Street TREE AND LANDSCAPE SERVICE Tel. Ed 5-3980 Columbian Square So. Weymouth, Mass. So. Weymouth Mass. SALES REPAIRS Tel. Ed 5-6957 Compliments of RANDOLPH WALLPAPER AND PAINT COMPANY Randolph Massachuseti s BASTIAN BROS. COMPANY Rochester N. Y. Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary ivith regular raises Pleasant work ivith other girls and young men Prestige of a responsible job ivith a well-known and respected company If your list shows three checks, then you should check into what the Telephone Company has to offer you. Smart girls are doing it now, before they graduate from high school. Come in and see our employment interviewer soon. You’ll enjoy talking with her. Act now, and you can say with pride, “I’m all set! I’m going to work with the Telephone Company I” See the Guidance Counselor at your school, and talk first with her about when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY SUMNEK 5CHo L ly [ 1